Ben Jackson

Ben enters the TARDIS with skepticism, his confusion deepening as the Doctor reveals the ship’s true nature. He insists on returning to his ship by teatime, his stubbornness rooted in …

Ben’s reaction to the TARDIS’s revelation is one of defiant skepticism, his casual demand to return by teatime underscoring his refusal to accept the gravity of their situation. He challenges …

Ben’s alarm turns to defiance as he accuses the Doctor of being a ‘hypnotist’ and demands to be taken back to London. His frustration boils over when the Doctor locks …

Ben is immediately frustrated by the unfamiliar setting, his dialogue—‘It'd be a lot nicer with a few houses and a bus stop’—revealing his practical, grounded mindset. He dismisses Polly’s excitement …

Ben is initially frustrated by the unfamiliar setting, his focus solely on returning to his barracks. His cockney grit fuels his impatience, and he dismisses the beauty of the beach, …

Ben reaches the cliff top first, his eyes locking onto a distant church as a lifeline to familiarity. He seizes on it as proof they’ve returned to 1966, dismissing the …

Ben, ever the skeptic, questions their surroundings with his modern mindset, remarking on the lack of houses and the impracticality of finding a bus. His reaction to the Doctor’s revelation …

Ben’s skepticism and practical mindset drive this pivotal moment. His observation of Longfoot’s attire—‘What gear’s he got on?’—unwittingly exposes the Doctor’s lie, forcing the truth into the open. His reaction …

Ben stands with his arms crossed, his defiance barely contained as Longfoot scolds him for speaking out of turn. He attempts to leave with the group but is deterred by …

Ben’s defiance is palpable from the outset, his cockney bluntness clashing with Longfoot’s authority. He challenges the churchwarden’s questions with skepticism, particularly about Avery, and initially suggests fleeing to the …

Ben, initially curious and slightly defensive after being scolded by Longfoot, shifts to urgency as he mentions the beach and triggers Longfoot’s warning about the tide. His practical mindset kicks …

Ben, the most physically present of the group, accompanies the Doctor and Polly as they depart the churchyard. His dialogue is minimal, but his posture and movement suggest alertness and …

Ben stands beside the Doctor, realizing the gravity of their temporal displacement as he listens to Longfoot’s warnings. He follows the Doctor and Polly as they depart, his presence marked …

Ben, also soaked from the storm, stands beside Polly and the Doctor, initially teasing Polly about being called a lad but quickly shifting to expressing his anxiety about their stranded …

Ben teases Polly with sarcastic humor, dismissing her frustration as he questions the Doctor’s plan for returning to the TARDIS. His attempts to lighten the mood reveal his underlying anxiety …

Ben, now dry and dressed in borrowed clothes, engages in light banter with Polly and the Doctor, masking his unease with sarcastic humor. He greets a customer and comments on …

Ben is implicitly referenced as one of the 'strangers' suspected of Longfoot’s murder, though he is not physically present in this scene. His absence highlights the vulnerability of the trio, …

Ben is not physically present in this scene but is indirectly referenced as one of the 'strangers' suspected of Longfoot’s murder. His absence mirrors Polly’s, yet the accusation against him—alongside …

Ben is initially seated in the inglenook, but when Cherub threatens the Doctor, he leaps to his defense verbally. His defiance is met with violence: he is clubbed unconscious by …

Ben lies motionless on the inn floor, his body limp and his face bruised or bloodied (implied by Polly’s reaction). His breathing is shallow, and his lack of response to …

Ben is mentioned as injured and in need of urgent aid, his bleeding condition used by Polly to emphasize the severity of the situation. His absence from the scene underscores …

Ben is not physically present or speaking in this event, but his condition is a focal point. He is described as wounded, lying unconscious or injured in the inn, requiring …

Ben regains consciousness groggily in the inn, disoriented and immediately demanding answers about the Doctor’s whereabouts. His confusion quickly turns to defiance as he refuses to cooperate with the Squire’s …

Ben regains consciousness in the inn, disoriented but quickly asserting himself. He challenges the Squire’s authority with blunt defiance, refusing to cooperate or reveal information about the Doctor. His protective …

Ben regains consciousness groggily in the inn, his first words revealing his disorientation and immediate concern for the Doctor’s whereabouts. His defiance escalates as he refuses to cooperate with the …

Ben reacts with frustration and skepticism to Polly’s feigned hysteria, downplaying her act as childish. His dialogue reveals his pragmatic, no-nonsense approach to their predicament, rooted in his naval discipline …

Ben begins the scene frustrated and skeptical, pacing the gaol cell like a caged animal, his military discipline clashing with the absurdity of their situation. He dismisses Polly’s initial hysteria …

Ben, frustrated and skeptical, clashes with Polly over their predicament. His military pragmatism rejects her supernatural approach, dismissing her plan as absurd. However, his dialogue with Tom reveals his desperation …

Ben takes the lead in orchestrating the psychological manipulation of Tom, knocking on the cell door to summon him and then escalating the deception with calculated precision. He claims Polly …

Ben takes the lead in a calculated psychological manipulation of Tom, fabricating a story about the Doctor’s magical powers to exploit Tom’s superstition. He knocks urgently on the gaol cell …

Ben takes charge in the gaol house’s dim light, his posture shifting from defensive to decisive as he proposes the old church as their next move. His dialogue—'We’ll try the …

Ben takes the lead in the crypt, his streetwise instincts driving the investigation. He speculates about the Churchwarden’s hidden wealth and the murderer’s return, then acts decisively when the cloaked …

Ben takes immediate, decisive action when the cloaked figure emerges, tackling and subduing him with physical force. His military background is evident in his pragmatic approach—securing the threat first, asking …

Ben, framed for murder and operating on instinct, dominates the scene physically and verbally. He removes Blake’s gag with deliberate force, then interrogates him while keeping him bound, refusing to …

Ben, bound by desperation and fueled by his sailor’s instincts, aggressively interrogates Blake in the crypt, removing the gag to extract critical information about the smugglers’ tunnel. His skepticism of …

Ben is not physically present in the cabin but is the subject of urgent discussion. His fate—falsely accused of murder and imprisoned—hangs over the scene like a specter. Kewper’s revelation …

Ben is not physically present in this scene but is referenced by Polly as her 'companion' and as someone who has also been targeted by the pirates. His absence highlights …

The Squire, as the local magistrate, is manipulated by Pike into dismissing Polly’s warnings and ordering her restraint. His gullibility and distrust of outsiders make him an easy target for …

Ben protests his innocence and accuses Pike of villainy, but his defiance is met with the Squire’s dismissal and the threat of the Squire’s pistol. He is forced into compliance …

Jamaica serves as the unwitting catalyst for the Doctor's plan. Initially skeptical of the tarot reading ('About any man, like me?'), he mocks the Doctor's warnings and scoffs at the …

The Doctor conducts a staged tarot reading, deliberately sowing distrust between Kewper and Jamaica. He drops the cards to create a distraction, allowing Kewper to strike Jamaica unconscious. He then …

Ben is initially held at gunpoint by Blake but is swiftly released as Blake cuts his bonds, his relief palpable. He engages in rapid-fire dialogue with Blake, Polly, and the …

Ben is initially bound by Blake but is swiftly freed as the knife cuts through his ropes. He reacts with relief and curiosity, questioning Blake’s motives and aligning himself with …

Ben initially advocates for fleeing via the crypt’s secret passage to the TARDIS, driven by pragmatism and self-preservation. His skepticism about bargaining with Pike is evident in his blunt language …

Ben squats beside Polly in the churchyard, his cockney humor on full display as he reads aloud the whimsical epitaphs ('Henry Hawksworth, he did die, of drinking too much small …

Ben stands beside Polly, half-jokingly competing to find the 'oldest' tombstone while reading epitaphs with exaggerated humor (e.g., 'Henry Hawksworth, he did die, of drinking too much small beer when …

Ben, ever the pragmatist, questions the Doctor’s interpretation of the rhyme and suggests exploring the newly revealed hidden passage, which he activates with curiosity. He leads the Doctor to the …

Ben actively engages with the Doctor’s directive, initially suggesting exploration of the hidden passage but deferring to the Doctor’s focus on the rhyme. He leads the Doctor to the passage, …

Ben, the pragmatic and protective companion, defers to the Doctor’s leadership but remains physically and emotionally tense, ready to intervene if necessary. He urges the Doctor to act against Cherub, …

The Doctor engages Cherub in a verbal duel, stalling for time by posing a riddle about Avery’s crew—Ringwood, Smallbeer, Gurney, and Desmond. He exploits Cherub’s nostalgia, knowing the pirate’s history …

Ben is restrained by the Doctor, his frustration and helplessness evident as he watches Cherub’s brutality unfold. He attempts to intervene but defers to the Doctor’s authority, trusting in his …

Ben has already ushered Polly into the secret tunnel and is no longer physically present in the crypt during this event. However, his earlier actions—leading Polly to safety and threatening …

Ben takes decisive action, urging Polly into the hidden tunnel while the Doctor engages Pike and Cherub. He physically ushers her inside, overriding her hesitation with urgency, and vows to …

Ben has just ushered Polly into the secret tunnel and is likely already making his way toward the TARDIS, as per his promise to the Doctor ('Right, I'll give you …

Ben leads Polly through the pitch-black tunnels, his voice steady but laced with concern as he reassures her of their proximity to the TARDIS. He hesitates when Polly insists he …

Ben, hearing Polly’s screams from the tunnel, abandons his original plan to return to the Doctor and sprints back toward the cave entrance. He ambushes David from behind, tackling him …

Ben is caught off-guard by the Spaniard, who overpowers him in the tunnel and pins him against the wall, knife raised for the killing blow. The sudden intervention by Blake—who …

Ben urges the Doctor to escape the crypt battle, helping him navigate the treacherous secret passage toward the TARDIS. His urgency is palpable as he ensures their safe exit, leveraging …

Ben urges the Doctor to escape the crypt battle, guiding him through the secret passage to the TARDIS after Pike’s death. He remains resourceful and protective, ensuring their safe exit …

Ben is mentioned indirectly in Polly’s dialogue—‘you're both safe’—but he is absent from the direct exchange between Polly and the Doctor. His absence hints at a potential separation from the …

Ben recounts the escape from Pike’s pirates with a mix of relief and lingering anxiety, his posture likely tense as he leans against the TARDIS console. His dialogue reveals his …

Ben reflects on their recent escape from the pirates in 17th-century Cornwall, expressing relief but also lingering anxiety about their next destination. He voices his desperate hope to return to …

Ben, zipping up his parka with a mix of practicality and skepticism, delivers his line ('Who do you think you are, Nanook of the North or something?') with a smirk, …

Ben, ever the pragmatist, reacts to Polly’s discovery with immediate caution. He warns her against touching the structure, identifying it as a periscope—a term that grounds the unknown in familiar …

Ben, the most pragmatic of the trio, breaks the silence with a direct suggestion to cooperate—‘I think we’d better go with them’—demonstrating his instinct to de-escalate the situation. His tone …

Ben is initially skeptical but becomes more cooperative as the Sergeant’s interrogation intensifies. He reluctantly confirms the truth about their time-traveling origins when the Sergeant presses Polly, clarifying their location …

Ben advocates for cooperation with the military, correcting Polly’s description of their arrival as a 'spaceship' and translating 'CO' as 'the boss' for the Doctor. He reacts with skepticism toward …

Polly is marched alongside the Doctor and Ben, her presence quiet but attentive. She does not resist or speak, but her eyes dart around the Tracking Room, taking in the …

Ben, ever the pragmatist, initially speculates about the base’s sparse staffing, attributing it to technological advancements like computers. His skepticism is palpable, but it evaporates into disbelief when he learns …

Ben, ever the pragmatic Londoner, initially questions the base’s sparse personnel, his skepticism rooted in his 1966 expectations. His excitement over the moon landing—validated by the Sergeant—briefly distracts from the …

Ben sits with Polly, his initial skepticism about the sparse personnel giving way to excitement as he speculates about technological advancements. His reaction to the 1986 calendar is one of …

Ben stands with Polly, his initial skepticism giving way to reluctant recognition as he identifies South America on the monitor. His Cockney pragmatism clashes with the impossible, his voice a …

Ben squints at the monitor, his initial skepticism (‘Oh, give over’) giving way to reluctant acknowledgment as he recognizes South America. His Cockney pragmatism clashes with the impossible, but Polly’s …

Ben, arms crossed and tone laced with sarcasm, challenges the Doctor’s warning with a dismissive quip about 'Father Christmas on his sledge.' His body language—leaning back, smirking—signals his refusal to …

Ben stands silently beside Polly and the Doctor, his posture tense as he observes the escalating confrontation. Though he doesn’t speak, his presence is a quiet but firm support to …

Ben challenges the Doctor’s assessment with a direct question, his tone skeptical but not confrontational. His posture suggests a man grappling with the enormity of the situation, seeking clarity amid …

Ben is present in the Tracking Room but does not actively participate in dialogue or actions during this specific event. He stands as a silent witness to the Cybermen’s reveal …

Ben is present in the Tracking Room but does not speak or act during this event. His silence suggests he is assessing the situation, possibly preparing to react if the …

Ben is the first to react to the danger, his voice sharp with urgency as he yanks Polly back from the monitors. His warning, 'Come back, Polly. They'll blow your …

Ben attempts to seize the soldier's rifle left behind by the Cybermen, proposing an escape plan to the Doctor. However, Krail stops him, crushes the rifle, and reinforces the Cybermen's …

Ben Jackson, driven by a mix of defiance and desperation, seizes the discarded soldier's rifle and proposes an escape plan to the Doctor and Polly. He picks up the rifle, …

Ben is violently thrown into the projection room, landing hard on the floor as the door seals shut behind him with a mechanical finality. He immediately takes in his surroundings—the …

Ben Jackson, cornered in the projection room, quickly assesses his surroundings and devises a trap using the projector and an old Western film. He tests the projector's brightness, dismisses a …

Ben tests a screwdriver against a tabletop, dismissing it as ineffective, then turns off the lights and activates the projector, aligning an old Western film to blind the Cyberman. He …

Ben arrives on the landing above the Tracking Room, having secured a Cyberman weapon. He responds immediately to Cutler’s signal, passing the weapon down to enable the general’s decisive shot. …

Ben arrives on the landing during the ultimatum and passes the Cyberman weapon to Cutler, enabling him to kill Krail and Talon. His resourcefulness and quick thinking play a crucial …

Ben Jackson is the first to notice the Doctor’s collapse, his voice laced with genuine concern as he kneels beside the fallen Time Lord, calling out, 'What's the matter, Doctor?' …

Ben stands over the Doctor’s unconscious form, his posture tense and his tone urgent. He checks the Doctor’s pulse and breathing with clinical efficiency, confirming stability, but his focus is …

Ben Jackson stands near the periphery of the group, his arms crossed and his expression a mix of curiosity and alarm. He interjects with a direct question about the Zee-bomb, …

Ben Jackson leans against a console near Polly, his brow furrowed as he listens to Cutler's explanation of the Zee-bomb. His question—'What is the Zee-bomb?'—is casual, almost offhand, but his …

Ben Jackson, frustrated and urgent, argues against the Zee-bomb launch, citing the Doctor’s warning that Mondas will self-destruct. He urges Barclay to resist Cutler’s orders and is forcibly removed by …

Ben Jackson is forcibly removed from the Tracking Room by Cutler’s guards, but not before urgently instructing Polly to work on Barclay. His final words to her are a strategic …

Ben kneels by the bunker door, his penknife scraping futilely against the unyielding lock. Sweat beads on his brow as he shakes the Doctor’s shoulder, his voice rising in frustration. …

Ben is referenced by Polly as the key to executing the sabotage plan. Though not physically present in this segment, his role is critical—Polly urges Barclay to ‘go and see …

Polly, initially feigning casualness by offering to make coffee, swiftly pivots to a sharp interrogation of Barclay about the Zee-bomb’s consequences. She listens intently to his reluctant admissions, then seizes …

Ben is not physically present in this scene but is referenced by Polly as a key figure in the sabotage plan. His absence is felt as Polly urges Barclay to …

Ben stands in the bunk room, his frustration palpable as he tries to pry open the grill with his penknife, only to find it locked. When Polly enters, he quickly …

Ben is the driving force in this event, physically attempting to open the ventilation grill at the start and immediately volunteering to crawl through the tight shaft to sabotage the …

Ben stands near the ventilation grill, his hands still dusty from attempting to pry it open with his penknife. He listens intently as Barclay sketches the sabotage plan on a …

Ben stands poised near the ventilation grill, knife in hand, fully engaged in Barclay’s sabotage briefing. His posture tightens as the klaxon blares, eyes darting toward the door—his focus shifts …

Ben Jackson crawls through the cramped ventilation shaft, his movements deliberate but tense, consulting Barclay’s map to navigate toward the silo. His fingers grip the grill above the Zee-bomb control …

Ben initially shares Polly's relief at the rocket's failure but quickly shifts to protective mode as Cutler threatens violence. He questions the Doctor's condition, showing concern for his health, and …

Ben arrives with Polly and immediately expresses concern for the Doctor’s well-being. He defies Cutler’s threats, calling the Cybermen 'geezers' in a moment of defiance, and resists Polly being taken …

Ben reacts with defiant frustration as the Cybermen take control, arguing vehemently against Polly being taken hostage. His tactical mind immediately assesses the situation, recognizing the strategic disadvantage of losing …

Ben’s defiance flares as Cutler threatens the Doctor, and he argues fiercely with Krang when Polly is taken hostage, volunteering himself in her place. His tactical instincts surface as he …

Ben Jackson takes command of the Radiation Room, his street-smart pragmatism cutting through the team's despair. He theorizes the Cybermen's vulnerability to radiation, then executes a daring bluff: feigning death …

Ben takes the lead in devising and executing a high-risk plan to exploit the Cybermen's vulnerability to radiation. He stages a fake collapse to lure a Cyberman into the Radiation …

Ben takes charge of the situation, devising and executing a high-risk plan to exploit the Cybermen's weakness to radiation. He directs Barclay, Dyson, and Haines to lie down and feign …

Dyson hesitates in the Radiation Room, suggesting that Krang’s offer might be their only chance. His tone is conflicted, reflecting his pragmatic nature and the weight of the decision. While …

Ben is implicitly tasked with fusing the warhead alongside Polly, though he is not physically present in this exchange. His role is inferred from Krang’s demand that ‘you’ (plural) complete …

Ben stands in the center of the Radiation Room, his posture tense and decisive as he reaches for the communication system. His hands move with swift, deliberate precision, disconnecting cables …

Ben is the driving force of this exchange, physically and verbally dominating the scene. He begins by assessing the tritanium feed cylinder, quickly dismissing it as impractical, and then pivots …

Ben stands in the Radiation Room, physically inspecting the tritanium feed cylinder before dismissing it as impractical. He then aggressively interrogates Barclay and Dyson, pressing for alternatives with a mix …

Ben positions himself in the corridor outside the Radiation Room, acting as a lookout to ensure no Cybermen interrupt the extraction. His dark humor—'If this don’t work, mate, you needn’t …

Ben takes command of the ambush, strategically positioning Dyson and Haines to flank the Cybermen while he lures them into the radiation trap. His voice is sharp with urgency, but …

Ben takes command of the ambush, positioning Dyson and Haines as flanking forces in the corridor while he acts as bait to lure the Cybermen into the Radiation Room. He …

Ben takes tactical command in the Radiation Room, ordering Barclay to open the door while he ambushes Jarl with a Cyber-weapon. His defiance of Krang’s ultimatum ('Come in and get …

Ben seizes the initiative as the Cybermen pump gas into the Radiation Room, his voice sharp with defiance. He signals Barclay to open the door, then fires the Cyber-weapon with …

Dyson assists in the ambush of the Cybermen with radioactive rods and later helps restore power and communicate with Zeus 5. He expresses concern about the risks of Ben’s plan …

Ben takes charge of the human resistance, seizing the Cyberman communication device from Barclay and activating it to lure the Cybermen back to the tracking room. He positions himself and …

Ben takes charge of the human resistance, devising a plan to lure the Cybermen back to the base using their communication device. He coordinates the ambush with radioactive rods, prepares …

John Dyson assists Haines in ambushing the Cybermen with radioactive rods and later warns Ben about the risks of luring the Cybermen back. He directs Philips to return the reactor …

Ben frees Polly from the cage-chair with swift, practical urgency, his hands steady despite the adrenaline still coursing through him. He checks on the Doctor’s unconscious state, his voice a …

Ben, having just rescued Polly from the Cyberman cage, turns his attention to the Doctor, who is disoriented and insistent on leaving immediately. Noticing the Doctor’s unusual behavior—his detachment and …

Ben stands beside Polly, his posture rigid with tension as he slams his fist against the TARDIS doors. His voice is louder and more commanding than Polly’s, but it carries …

Ben stands near the TARDIS doors, his body tense and his expression conflicted as he watches the Doctor collapse. He hears Polly’s plea but refuses to help, his voice firm …

Ben stands back with arms crossed, his skepticism palpable as he watches the regenerated Doctor’s erratic movements. He tests the Doctor’s identity by handing him a mirror and slipping the …

Ben stands back with arms crossed, openly skeptical of the stranger claiming to be the Doctor. He challenges the Doctor’s identity through a series of tests (e.g., the ring, mirror, …

Ben stands with his arms crossed, his posture rigid and his expression skeptical as he watches the Doctor’s erratic behavior. He physically tests the Doctor’s identity by slipping the too-large …

Ben remains skeptical throughout the event, questioning the Doctor’s identity despite the evidence. He tests the Doctor by slipping the ornate ring onto his finger, only to find it too …

Ben explores the Mercury Swamp with Polly, warning her about the toxic mercury fumes. He calls out for the Doctor but is distracted by Polly’s collapse. As he tries to …

Ben, searching for the Doctor and Polly in the Mercury Swamp, is poisoned by mercury fumes and collapses near the TARDIS. He briefly regains consciousness to warn Polly and the …

Ben, separated from the Doctor, explores the Mercury Swamp with Polly but quickly recognizes the danger of the mercury fumes. He warns Polly not to touch the pools, but she …

Ben, revived from mercury poisoning, is disoriented but alert enough to notice the Doctor’s sly wink as he lies unconscious. His coughing and physical weakness contrast with his sharp observational …

Ben's frustration with the Doctor's deception reaches a boiling point. He snatches the recorder, demanding answers about the TARDIS and the murdered Examiner. His dialogue ('Now, you want to watch …

Ben stands to the side, arms crossed, his frustration boiling over as the Doctor continues his deception. He snatches the Doctor's recorder earlier in the scene, a physical manifestation of …

Ben stands near the Doctor, observing the examination of the metallic fragment and the opening of the capsule. His posture is tense, and his expression reflects his growing mistrust of …

Ben stands silently in the laboratory, observing the Doctor’s actions with a mix of skepticism and concern. Though he does not intervene, his presence underscores the growing mistrust between the …

Ben reacts to the Doctor's abrupt decision with skepticism, immediately suggesting the use of the 'torch thing' to force open the capsule door. His practical, no-nonsense approach contrasts with the …

Ben is groggy and disoriented as he wakes, his responses slow and confused. He initially doesn’t understand the urgency of Polly’s whispers, and his question, 'Who is?', reveals his lack …

Ben, already suspicious of the Doctor’s behavior, immediately connects Polly’s observation to the dormant Dalek threat inside the space capsule. His response, ‘Of course. To the space capsule,’ is laced …

Ben arrives in the doorway of the lab with Polly, just in time to witness the Doctor vanishing into the glowing space capsule. His expression is a mix of unease …

Ben sprints into the laboratory to fetch a lamp, unaware he’s being watched by Resno. He returns to the capsule and vividly describes his earlier sighting of a disembodied Dalek …

Ben bursts into action, retrieving a lamp from Lesterson’s lab with urgency, unaware of Resno’s watchful eyes. He vividly describes the Dalek claw to the group, his frustration mounting as …

Ben stands with his arms crossed, his posture skeptical and defensive as he listens to the Doctor’s warning. His facial expressions—raised eyebrows, a slight smirk—betray his disbelief, particularly when the …

Ben stands with arms crossed, his posture skeptical as he listens to the Doctor’s warnings. His dialogue is laced with sarcasm (‘Oh, blimey, you don’t half make mountains, don’t you?’), …

Ben supports the Doctor’s warnings about the Daleks, accusing Lesterson of stealing the third Dalek. He is silenced mid-sentence by the Doctor’s recorder but follows the Doctor’s lead as they …

Ben supports the Doctor's accusations, describing the Daleks as dangerous and evil. He suggests using the Doctor's Examiner authority to force Lesterson's compliance. His tone is skeptical but supportive, and …

Ben supports the Doctor's investigation, expressing skepticism about the Daleks' danger but ultimately aligning with the Doctor's urgency. He suggests the Doctor use his Examiner authority to demand the destruction …

Ben, initially skeptical of the Doctor's identity and the Dalek threat, engages in playful but probing banter. His reaction to the discovery of the listening device shifts from surprise to …

Ben sits on the bed with Polly, engaging in playful but pointed banter with the Doctor. He expresses skepticism about the Doctor’s new persona, questioning whether he is truly the …

Ben engages in skeptical dialogue with the Doctor, questioning his identity and the urgency of the mission. He reacts to the discovery of the listening device with surprise and suspicion, …

Ben reacts with a mix of skepticism and amusement as the Doctor sabotages the door knob. His question, 'What happens now?', reflects his ongoing struggle to reconcile the Doctor’s erratic …

Ben stands near the Doctor, initially skeptical of the Governor's delay but amused by the Doctor's abrupt departure. He questions the Doctor's plan to leave, his tone laced with a …

Ben stands firm, his posture rigid and his tone sharp as he methodically dismantles Polly’s defense of Quinn. He wields logical evidence—the jacket button and pliers—as irrefutable proof of Quinn’s …

Ben stands beside the Doctor and Polly, witnessing the confrontation with Hensell and Lesterson. He does not speak but his presence is supportive, his body language tense and alert. He …

Ben is not physically present during this event, having left the Governor’s Office with the Doctor and Polly. His absence is implied, as the Dalek’s betrayal directly contradicts the warnings …

Ben initially appears distracted by the colony’s internal conflict, his posture relaxed but his expression skeptical. However, he quickly pivots when the Doctor demands supplies, aligning with the urgency of …

Ben watches the Doctor’s frantic improvisation with growing confusion and frustration. He questions the Doctor’s actions, proposes kidnapping Lesterson as a solution, and expresses concern about the lack of clarity …

Polly is hustled out of the lab by the Doctor and remains an anxious but passive participant in the sabotage. Her presence highlights the personal stakes of the Doctor’s actions …

Ben is hustled out of the lab by the Doctor as the Doctor enters, his role in this moment purely supportive. While not physically present during the sabotage, his implied …

Ben, hustled out of the lab by the Doctor, has no direct dialogue or action during this event. His absence from the lab highlights the Doctor’s protective instincts and the …

Ben searches for the Doctor with Polly and later separates from her to investigate Lesterson’s laboratory alone. He observes that Lesterson is by himself in the lab, confirming the Doctor’s …

Ben searches for the Doctor with Polly but finds only Lesterson alone in the lab. He expresses concern for Polly’s decision to investigate further, showing his protective instincts. After Janley …

Ben, having just confirmed the Doctor’s absence from Lesterson’s laboratory, reluctantly agrees to let Polly leave to investigate further. His concern for Polly’s safety is evident, but he is distracted …

Ben stands tensely in the guest quarters, his hands clenched and his voice rising in frustration as he insists that Polly would never vanish without cause. He argues passionately that …

Ben stands tense and frustrated, his hands clenched as he confronts the Doctor about Polly’s disappearance. His voice rises in pitch and volume, mirroring his growing exasperation with the Doctor’s …

Ben stands in the corridor, increasingly frustrated as the Doctor ignores his pleas to confront Bragen and rescue Polly. His dialogue—'You agreed we'd go and see Bragen,' 'Well, now what …

Ben accompanies the Doctor into Lesterson’s laboratory and witnesses the Dalek capsule connected to the colony’s power unit. When the Doctor orders him to short-circuit the generator, Ben complies, but …

Ben accompanies the Doctor into Lesterson’s laboratory and expresses concern upon seeing the dormant Dalek capsule. He follows the Doctor’s orders to sabotage the generator but is visibly alarmed when …

Ben, wide-eyed and incredulous, reacts viscerally to Lesterson's dismissal of the Daleks' threat. His outburst ('Are you off your head, mate? Those two are armed!') is a gut-level response to …

Ben stands beside the Doctor in the Governor’s office, his alarm evident as he warns Lesterson about the Daleks’ armed state. His cockney grit is laced with urgency, but his …

Ben expresses concern for Polly’s disappearance and confronts Bragen about it, supporting the Doctor’s accusations against Bragen. He suggests informing the Governor, reacting to the Doctor’s recorder playing and Bragen’s …

Ben is the emotional anchor of the scene, his concern for Polly driving the confrontation with Bragen. He challenges Bragen directly, demanding answers about her disappearance, and later reads the …

Ben is deeply concerned about Polly’s disappearance and confronts Bragen directly, demanding action. He supports the Doctor’s accusations against Bragen and suggests informing the Governor, though he is ultimately sidelined …

Ben bursts into the Governor’s office alongside the Doctor, confronting Bragen directly about Polly’s kidnapping. His tone is frustrated and confrontational, demanding action and exposing the urgency of the situation. …

Ben bursts into the Governor’s Office alongside the Doctor, confronting Bragen with the note about Polly’s kidnapping. He demands answers and challenges Bragen’s competence in the search, his anger and …

Ben confronts Bragen about Polly's kidnapping, waving the note and demanding answers. His tone is urgent and accusatory, reflecting his anxiety for Polly's safety. Ben's skepticism about Bragen's search efforts …

Ben is visibly concerned and confused, questioning the Doctor about the Daleks' behavior and the notice board's significance. He urges the Doctor to act quickly to find Polly, demonstrating his …

Ben is visibly frustrated and urgent, his focus split between the mystery of the notice board and the pressing need to find Polly. He notices Kebble’s evasive behavior and questions …

The Guard initially hesitates to admit the Doctor and Ben, citing Bragen’s orders, but ultimately defers to Janley’s command to eject them. His role is passive but critical—he enforces Janley’s …

Ben accompanies the Doctor into Lesterson’s lab, questioning Lesterson about Polly’s kidnapping and defending the Doctor when Janley falsely accuses them of attacking Lesterson. His frustration with the colonists’ dismissive …

Ben accompanies the Doctor, searching for Polly and confronting Lesterson about her disappearance. He is frustrated by Lesterson's denial and Janley's dismissive attitude. Ben's protective instincts and defiance are evident …

Ben stands beside the Doctor at the notice board, visibly frustrated by their stalled search for Polly. His posture is tense, and his tone is sharp as he questions the …

Ben stands beside the Doctor in the corridor, his frustration palpable as he questions their lingering presence near the notice board. His impatience is evident in his tone and body …

Ben hides with the Doctor behind a pile of boxes, observing the Dalek demonstration. When he hears Kebble mention that Polly is 'locked up safely,' he creates a diversion by …

The Doctor hides with Ben behind a pile of boxes, observing the Dalek demonstration. When exposed by the Dalek, he engages in a verbal sparring match with Bragen, accusing him …

The Colony Guards drag Ben away after he is knocked unconscious by Kebble and later escort the Doctor out of the room under Bragen’s orders. Their neutral obedience to Bragen’s …

Ben is not physically present in the cell block but is mentioned by the Doctor as a fellow traveler who is missing or imprisoned elsewhere. His absence is noted with …

Ben is not physically present in the cell block during this event, but he is indirectly referenced by the Doctor as part of his group of travelers ('Ben, Polly and …

Ben is mentioned by the Doctor as a fellow traveler, implied to be imprisoned or missing elsewhere in the colony. His absence is noted as part of the Doctor's broader …

Ben is mentioned as being held captive, described as 'sleeping off a slight fall.' Kebble uses Ben’s captivity to dismiss Polly’s concerns, framing it as a minor incident. Ben’s absence …

Ben is mentioned by Kebble as being imprisoned under the guise of an ‘accident,’ highlighting the Daleks’ tightening grip on the colony and Polly’s allies. Though physically absent, his imprisonment …

Ben is not physically present in this event but is referenced by Polly and Kebble. Kebble reveals that Ben is imprisoned (‘stowed away’) after a ‘slight fall,’ a euphemism for …

Kebble lies unconscious on the lab floor, having been disarmed and knocked out by Quinn. His wrench, now in the Doctor’s possession, is used to jam the lab doors. Kebble’s …

Ben is not physically present in the lab during this event but is mentioned by Polly as having been captured by the Daleks. The Doctor dismisses his fate, prioritizing the …

Ben reunites with Polly, confirming her safety before questioning Valmar’s involvement in Bragen’s coup. He raises concerns about Bragen’s power grab, but his warnings are overridden by the Doctor, who …

Ben responds to the Doctor’s urgent query about the window with practical honesty—'I don't know.'—before immediately complying with the order to escape. His role in this beat is reactive but …

Ben crouches beside Polly, his jaw set in defiance as he questions Lesterson about the Daleks' power source. His initial determination to fight back is shattered when the Daleks announce …

Ben crouches tensely beneath the workbench, his body coiled with restless energy. He presses Lesterson for answers about the Daleks’ power source, his voice edged with frustration and determination. When …

Ben crouches beneath the workbench, his jaw set in determination as he listens to the Daleks’ announcement. He is the first to vocalize the grim realization that the Daleks’ static …

Ben crouches under the workbench, his posture aggressive and his voice insistent as he presses Lesterson for answers. He is the most vocal of the group, refusing to accept defeat …

Ben is the voice of pragmatic urgency, his frustration boiling over as he confronts Lesterson. He accuses the scientist of enabling the Daleks, then insists on finding Valmar to cut …

The man, his voice heard off-screen, creates a diversion by luring guards away from a Dalek. His actions provide the Doctor with the opportunity to escape the lab unnoticed, slipping …

Ben takes charge of the situation, quickly assessing the laboratory for a hiding place and urging Polly into the cupboard. His dialogue with Lesterson is pragmatic, his skepticism about Bragen’s …

Ben assists the Doctor by retrieving a spare cable and questions the Doctor’s sabotage method, expressing skepticism about the effectiveness of their plan. He pulls Polly out of sight during …

Ben hides in the cupboard with Polly, questioning the Doctor’s sabotage method and retrieving a spare cable for him. He pulls Polly out of sight as the Daleks attack, reflecting …

Ben, anxious and skeptical, provides the Doctor with the spare cable and questions the sabotage plan, urging caution. He takes cover with Polly as the Daleks turn on Valmar, pulling …

Ben stands with his arms crossed, his posture firm and unyielding as he confronts the Doctor. His tone is blunt and direct, confirming the Doctor’s role in destroying the Daleks …

Ben strides beside the Doctor, his posture rigid with barely contained frustration. He taps the melted Dalek casing dismissively, his voice laced with bitterness as he defends the Doctor’s actions—‘He …

Ben strides confidently toward the TARDIS, his demeanor brimming with self-assurance. He taps the melted Dalek casing dismissively, declaring the threat over with a smugness that borders on arrogance. His …

Ben starts the event with playful banter, joking that they’re ‘home’ in England, but his tone shifts to alarm as the cannonball explosion forces him to dive for cover. He …

Ben emerges from the TARDIS with Polly, initially mistaking the landscape for England and engaging in optimistic banter. His lightheartedness is abruptly interrupted by the cannonball explosion, forcing him to …

Ben is caught off-guard as Jamie presses his dirk against his chest, enforcing Alexander’s command. His initial confusion about the spiked cannon barrel shifts to alarm as the confrontation escalates. …

Ben impulsively seizes a pistol from Laird Colin’s side, escalating tensions by threatening the Highlanders. Despite the Doctor’s orders, he initially refuses to put the pistol away, displaying loyalty to …

Ben, in a moment of reckless impulsivity, snatches Laird Colin’s pistol and waves it at the Highlanders. When the Doctor orders him to put it away, Ben tosses it onto …

Ben, driven by impulsive defensiveness, snatches Laird Colin's pistol from his side, escalating the standoff with a threat to the Highlanders. His reckless action—accidentally discharging the pistol—draws the attention of …

Ben seizes Laird Colin’s pistol in a moment of impulsive defiance, threatening the Highlanders and escalating the standoff. His reckless discharge of the pistol—an accidental shot—alerts the Redcoats, undermining the …

The Sergeant barks orders with ruthless efficiency, his tone leaving no room for negotiation. He physically moves to seize the Doctor and Ben, his hand resting on the hilt of …

Ben stands defiantly in the cramped cottage, his London accent clashing with the Redcoats' authority. He protests the group's treatment as rebels, arguing they are prisoners of war and expressing …

Ben stands precariously on the execution bench with a noose around his neck, his cockney bravado momentarily faltering as he points out Ffinch’s absence to delay the hanging. His relief …

Standing on the execution bench with a noose around his neck, the Doctor engages in verbal sparring with the Sergeant, initially taunting him about disrespect before pivoting to a legal …

Ben stands on the execution bench with a noose around his neck, visibly relieved when Grey intervenes. He initially protests the execution but quickly accepts Grey's authority, showing compliance and …

Ben acts as a voice of reason and support, providing his handkerchief to the Doctor for binding Colin’s wound and later explaining the Doctor’s deception to Jamie. He is calm …

Ben stands beside Jamie, initially skeptical of the Doctor’s antics but quickly decoding his deception. He comforts Jamie after the Doctor’s departure, explaining that the ruse was a calculated move …

Ben stands near Colin, assisting the Doctor in tending to his wound. He questions the Doctor’s medical practices, particularly the idea of bloodletting, and is initially skeptical of the Doctor’s …

Ben stands confidently in the rising water, his hands on his hips as he explains the Doctor’s ruse to Jamie. His voice is steady and reassuring, contrasting with Jamie’s skepticism. …

Ben is roughly pulled from the cell by the Sentry, his protests lost in the chaos as he is forced into the corridor. As an outsider to this time and …

Ben is herded forward with the other Jacobite prisoners, his movements restricted by the sentry’s bayonet. He nearly collides with an elderly woman carrying a heavy pot, a moment that …

Ben is the driving force of defiance in the boat, his body language tense and ready for action. He seizes on the moment to propose a desperate escape plan, urging …

Ben Jackson, ever the quick-thinking sailor, seizes on the moment of chaos to propose a desperate escape plan—swimming for freedom. His voice is urgent, his body language tense as he …

Ben resists confinement with sharp, defiant language ('But there's no room'), challenging Trask’s authority and the moral legitimacy of their treatment. When Willy MacKay mistakes him for an Englishman, Ben’s …

Ben is defiant and inquisitive, challenging Trask’s authority and questioning Willy MacKay about their destination. He resists the confinement, pointing out the inhuman conditions, and later presses Willy to reveal …

Polly, disguised as an orange seller, maintains a calculated calm while navigating the dangerous tension in the Sea Eagle dining room. She swiftly intervenes to quiet Kirsty’s outbursts, preventing their …

The Doctor, still disguised as an old woman, remains in the background, subtly signaling Polly to underscore the urgency of their mission. The Doctor's presence is quiet but observant, and …

Polly, disguised as an orange seller, manipulates Ffinch into revealing Solicitor Grey’s role in overseeing the Highlander prisoners. She presses Ffinch for more information about the prisoners' whereabouts and subtly …

Ben is revealed to be held captive aboard the Annabelle under Trask’s command, alongside Jamie. His captivity is the catalyst for the group’s shift from survival to rescue. Though physically …

Ben is mentioned as a captive aboard the Annabelle, bound for slave labor in the West Indies. His imprisonment is the catalyst for the group’s urgency and the rescue mission’s …

Polly actively presses the Doctor for a plan, frustrated by his initial lethargy. She suggests capturing the Annabelle or sailing to France as a refuge, demonstrating her strategic thinking and …

Ben is mentioned as one of the captured Highlanders aboard the Annabelle, but he is not physically present in this event. His captivity serves as the catalyst for the group's …

Ben surfaces in the foggy waters below the Annabelle, having just sawed through his ropes in the hold. His escape is a triumph of ingenuity and physical endurance, but the …

Ben pulls himself onto the quayside jetty, drenched and shivering from his escape, only to be confronted by a musket-wielding figure. Initially mistaking the Doctor for a soldier, he surrenders …

Ben, still savoring the warmth of his meal, recounts his underwater escape with a mix of bravado and practicality, demonstrating the Houdini wrist trick to explain his freedom. He pulls …

Ben, still adjusting the tam-o'-shanter over his face to conceal his identity, stands ready to execute the Doctor's plan. He confirms his role in rowing the Doctor to the ship …

Ben stands with the Doctor and Polly, discussing the next steps in their escape plan. He emphasizes the urgency of getting ashore before the ship sets sail for France, highlighting …

Ben, having tripped and fallen during Trask’s advance, narrowly avoids being struck by the captain’s cutlass. Jamie’s intervention saves him, and Ben quickly regains his footing, observing the power shift …

Ben, having narrowly avoided Trask's cutlass, shifts from a defensive stance to a pragmatic leader in the aftermath of the revolt. He trips and falls during the confrontation but quickly …

Ben is the first to spot the signal light across the firth, his excitement palpable as he points it out to Polly. His initial relief at seeing the signal is …

Ben is the first to spot the signal from the Highlanders’ ship, his sharp eyes cutting through the fog. His initial curiosity about Jamie’s disappearance quickly turns to shock and …

Ben holds a pistol directly to Ffinch’s chest, enforcing the Doctor’s coercion with physical threat. His posture is assertive, his grip steady, and his tone leaves no room for negotiation. …

Ben stands near the Doctor, his posture tense and urgent as he presses the group to flee. He supports the Doctor’s deception with a knowing smirk, reinforcing the group’s unity. …

Ben engages in sharp, supportive dialogue with Ffinch, teasing the Doctor’s deception while urging the group to flee the cottage immediately. His cockney wit masks urgency, and he physically nudges …

Ben stands beside the Doctor, arms crossed, his expression shifting from amusement to urgency as the Doctor reveals the contracts. He supports the Doctor’s deception by denying knowledge of the …

Ben Jackson follows the Doctor into the TARDIS without hesitation, his cockney confidence masking any lingering doubts about the alien blue box. He moves with the practicality of a sailor …

Ben leans against the TARDIS console, his sailor’s instincts on high alert as he watches Jamie’s reaction. His dialogue is a mix of dark humor ('prehistoric monsters') and cautious reassurance …

Ben leans against the TARDIS console, his arms crossed, his dark humor ('Hope it's the Daleks, I don’t think') serving as a coping mechanism for his lingering trauma from past …

Ben acts as the cautious counterpart to Polly and Jamie, voicing concerns about the unknown ('I get a sort of queer feeling'). He references the Daleks as a potential threat, …

Ben engages in skeptical but good-natured banter with Polly and Jamie, questioning their guesses about their location and probing the Doctor for more information about the island’s age. Though initially …

Ben dismisses Polly’s warnings about suspicious movement with cockney skepticism, insisting on investigating alone with Jamie. His brash confidence crumbles when Polly’s scream echoes from the cave, prompting him to …

Ben dismisses Polly’s warnings about suspicious movement, insisting on continuing the journey with Jamie. After hearing Polly’s scream, he rushes back to the cave entrance, torch in hand, calling out …

Ben stands alone in the claustrophobic darkness of the Atlantean cave, his voice strained as he calls out for Polly. His posture is tense, his breathing shallow, and his eyes …

Ben leads the search for Polly, his voice growing more urgent as they venture deeper into the tunnel. His cautious nature is evident as he calls out for Polly, listening …

Ben is visibly uncomfortable as the cage descends, expressing physical distress and frustration. He urges Polly to free them, demonstrating his protective instincts and reliance on her resourcefulness. His skepticism …

Ben is initially skeptical and physically distressed as the cage descends, his discomfort exacerbated by the whistling wind and the growing pressure. He urges Polly to free them, his tone …

Ben is the first to awaken and attempts to rouse the others, displaying a mix of concern and humor. He speculates about the chamber being a 'compression chamber' and teases …

Ben is the first to awaken and attempts to rouse the others, his tone a mix of concern and humor as he teases Jamie about his kilt. He engages in …

Ben reacts with skepticism to the Doctor’s sudden enthusiasm for the plankton meal, exchanging a glance with Polly that betrays his confusion. He questions Ramo’s intentions aloud, voicing the group’s …

Ben expresses skepticism about the Doctor's behavior, particularly his exaggerated praise for the plankton food. He is taken aback by Ramo's revelation about the festival and grows increasingly fearful as …

Ben is forcibly brought into the temple alongside Polly and Jamie, his demeanor reflecting a mix of skepticism and resignation. His dialogue is sharp and dismissive, cutting through Jamie’s optimism …

Ben is bound and positioned over the shark-infested well, his hope in the Doctor’s return (‘As long as he's not here, there's still some hope’) crumbling as Ramo escorts the …

Ben is bound to the sacrificial beams alongside Polly and Jamie, sliding toward the well, but is removed from danger by Zaroff's guards as part of the Doctor's negotiation. Like …

Ben is bound to the sacrificial beams alongside Polly and Jamie, sliding toward the well as the water jars pour. His physical state is tense, his muscles straining against the …

Ben is initially compliant but grows increasingly skeptical and resistant as Damon separates him from Polly. He questions Damon about Polly’s fate, his concern for her safety overriding his own …

Ben is initially compliant, his cockney charm and quick wit on display as he attempts to defuse the tension with Damon. However, his skepticism and concern for Polly’s fate surface …

Ben is conscripted into the mines alongside Jamie, immediately voicing his discomfort with the conditions. He remains alert during the Foreman’s search, warning the group about the guard’s attention. His …

Ben acts as the voice of skepticism and urgency in the group, questioning Sean about the compass’s purpose and warning the others when the guard looks their way. His street-smart …

Jamie initially expresses skepticism about the escape plan but ultimately commits to it with cautious determination. He uses the Foreman's distraction to follow Ben into the secret tunnel, grabbing a …

Sean reveals the existence of the hidden escape tunnel and coordinates the timing of the escape with the Foreman’s distraction. He disappears unnoticed during the selection process, joining the others …

Ben is visibly agitated, his body language tense and his voice sharp with impatience. He repeatedly urges the group to move faster, his dialogue revealing a mix of fear and …

Ben quickly agrees to Jamie’s plan but shows his impulsive nature by immediately opting for the lower, claustrophobic path with Sean. His dialogue is brief but energetic, reflecting his confidence …

Ben engages in speculative banter with Sean about Atlantis' undiscovered status, attempting to lighten the mood with humor. He startles Jacko by jumping out at him, then expresses concern about …

Ben, initially engaged in lighthearted banter with Sean about Atlantis' undiscovered status, reacts with surprise and caution when Jacko suddenly appears. He questions Jamie's whereabouts, expressing concern and reluctance when …

Ben lies flat on the narrow tunnel ledge, stretching his arms down to grasp Jamie’s fingertips. He slides forward as the added weight threatens to pull all three into the …

Ben is the first to recognize Polly and greet her warmly ('Ah, it’s Polly! All right'), but his curiosity about her altered appearance ('What’s this rigout in aid of?') quickly …

Ben expresses concern for the Doctor’s whereabouts and questions Ara about him, showing his loyalty to the group and his role as the pragmatic voice. He follows Jamie’s lead to …

Ben is off-screen but revealed as the one who opens the secret door behind the altar, beckoning the Doctor and Ramo to escape. His action is critical—without his knowledge of …

Polly’s voice emanates from the idol, creating the distraction that halts the execution. Her dialogue is urgent and authoritative, demanding that no human eyes witness the "awful moment." The voice …

Ben is the reluctant storyteller of the group, his admission about the tunnel’s accidental discovery delivered with a cautious shrug. His immediate warning—'Keep your voices down now, or they'll hear …

Ben’s role in this moment is that of the cautious pragmatist, his first instinct to hush the group—‘Keep your voices down now, or they'll hear us’—revealing his hyper-awareness of Zaroff’s …

Ben stands near Polly, his posture relaxed but attentive as he listens to the Doctor's plan. He quickly grasps the tactical value of inciting a strike among the fish people, …

Ben actively engages in the discussion, quickly grasping the Doctor’s plan to cut off food supplies to Zaroff. He later questions the Doctor about their next steps, demonstrating openness to …

Ben actively engages with the Doctor's plan, quickly grasping the idea of inciting a fish people strike. He asks pointed questions about the next steps, demonstrating his engagement and eagerness …

Ben, disguised in a wetsuit as one of Zaroff’s guards, enters the market with Jamie and questions the Doctor about Zaroff’s whereabouts. His urgency and frustration are evident as he …

Ben, also disguised in a wetsuit as a guard, enters the market with Jamie and confronts the Doctor. His frustration with the Doctor’s feigned ignorance is evident, and he snaps …

Disguised in a wetsuit, Ben enters the market with Jamie, his Cockney sharpness evident as he questions the Doctor about a stranger—unaware it’s the Doctor himself. His anger at the …

Ben, disguised in a guard wetsuit, enters the market with Jamie to warn the Doctor of Zaroff's approach. He questions the Doctor about Zaroff's whereabouts, feigning loyalty to the regime. …

Ben starts the event with skepticism, questioning Zaroff's laughter and boasts. Upon Zaroff's collapse, he quickly grasps the implications, expressing relief that the project may be halted. He volunteers to …

Ben initially questions Zaroff’s laughter, skeptical of his confidence, but his tone shifts to cautious optimism when Zaroff collapses. He volunteers to accompany the Doctor to the laboratory, eager to …

Ben expresses frustration at the prospect of enduring another temple service, his tone laced with exasperation. He questions the Doctor’s decision to stay, his body language suggesting restlessness—ready to act …

Ben reacts with visceral urgency, ready to charge after Zaroff, but defers to the Doctor’s authority. He helps lower Ramo to the ground, his hands steady despite the tension. When …

Ben reacts with visceral urgency to Ramo’s wounding and Polly’s abduction, his instinctive response being to charge after Zaroff. However, he defers to the Doctor’s authority, recognizing the strategic necessity …

Ben enters the Council Chamber with the Doctor and immediately notices the aftermath of a violent confrontation, his sharp eyes scanning the overturned furniture and debris. He voices concern for …

Ben assists the wounded Doctor, reassuring Ara about his condition while listening intently to the Doctor’s plan. He stands ready to support the Doctor’s next move, embodying pragmatic loyalty and …

Ben stands beside the wounded Doctor, offering reassurance to Ara about his condition. He listens intently as the Doctor outlines the plan, immediately accepting his role in the infiltration of …

Ben takes the lead in executing the Doctor's improvised plan, posing as a guard escorting a prisoner. He engages the first guard with a mix of Cockney charm and feigned …

Ben sneaks up behind the lone engineer, knocking him out with swift precision to neutralize the immediate threat. He then questions the Doctor’s plan, cutting the cables as instructed but …

Ben enters Zaroff’s laboratory alongside the Doctor, immediately assessing the escalating tension. He listens intently to Zaroff’s taunts and the Doctor’s revelations, reacting with pragmatic skepticism and urgency. When Zaroff …

Ben enters Zaroff’s laboratory alongside the Doctor, witnessing the escalating tension as Zaroff announces the accelerated detonation timeline. He reacts with alertness and concern as the Doctor exposes Zaroff’s true …

Ben stands beside the Doctor, his expression a mix of disbelief and urgency as Zaroff’s portcullis descends, sealing the mad scientist off from the room. He reacts to Zaroff’s monologue …

Ben returns to the laboratory after initially abandoning the Doctor to escape the floodwaters. He acts with decisive pragmatism, lowering the portcullis to trap Zaroff on the wrong side of …

Ben returns to the laboratory just as Zaroff is about to restrain the Doctor. Moving swiftly and decisively, he lowers the portcullis, trapping Zaroff on the opposite side of the …

Ben physically intervenes by grabbing the Doctor’s arm, his voice urgent and commanding as he insists on prioritizing their escape over rescuing Zaroff. His posture is tense, his grip firm, …

Ben is physically struggling up the steep, flooding tunnel, his boots slipping on the slick rock as water rises around him. His voice is tight with anxiety as he demands …

Ben is mentioned off-screen by Polly as a missing companion, his fate tied to the Doctor’s. His absence is treated as a given—Polly’s question about him is immediate and anxious, …

Ben emerges from the flooded tunnels into daylight, his body momentarily frozen mid-step as he turns to the Doctor. His voice is strained, the words ‘Doctor, what about Polly?’ cutting …

Ben, initially relieved to escape the dangers of Atlantis, reacts with alarm as the TARDIS lurches violently. He urges the Doctor to take action, his voice urgent and concerned, as …

Ben takes the lead in identifying the lunar surface from photographs, correcting Polly’s assumption about Mars with confident street-smart logic. He champions the companions’ desire to explore, using playful banter …

Ben takes charge during the chaos, urgently shouting at the Doctor to regain control and later correcting Polly’s misidentification of Mars with observational precision ('I have seen pictures of the …

Ben actively participates in the low-gravity jumps, showing curiosity and adaptability. When Jamie disappears, Ben is the first to spot the domed structure and the spacesuited figures emerging from it. …

Ben, alert and physically agile, demonstrates low-gravity movement alongside Polly and Jamie. After Jamie’s fall, he is the first to spot the hidden dome and the spacesuited figures emerging from …

Ben is not physically present in this event but is indirectly referenced as part of the newly arrived group (Doctor, Polly, and Ben) that distracts Hobson. His arrival marks an …

Ben arrives in the control room with the Doctor and Polly, unnoticed amid the chaos. His sharp eyes take in the scene—the collapsing technician, the blackened veins, Hobson's tense delegation—but …

Ben stands quietly beside the Doctor throughout the exchange, offering minimal verbal contribution but remaining physically present and compliant. His single line—'Well, thanks'—in response to Hobson’s detainment order is delivered …

Ben reacts with confusion and concern as the scene erupts into chaos. He observes Jim’s collapse in the Gravitron chamber, asks pointed questions about the hurricane deviation ('What does that …

Ben stands beside the Doctor in the Moonbase control room, absorbing the revelation of the Gravitron's purpose with a mix of curiosity and bewilderment. He reacts to Jim's collapse inside …

Ben stands in the Moonbase control room, observing the unfolding chaos with a mix of confusion and intrigue. He reacts to Jim’s collapse inside the Gravitron chamber, asking what happened, …

Nils expresses concern about the surveillance of the conversation, suggesting that an unseen entity is monitoring the crew. His warning goes unheeded by Hobson, who prioritizes the immediate crisis over …

Nils’ warning about the conversation being monitored goes unheeded, buried under the immediate crisis. His paranoia, though valid, is overshadowed by Hobson’s dismissal and the pressing need to address the …

Ben assists Polly and the Doctor in the sickbay, questioning the Doctor about the medical monitor’s functions. He later receives instructions from the Doctor to go to the control room …

Ben stands beside the Doctor, initially assisting in the sickbay by questioning the Doctor about the medical monitor. He listens intently as the Doctor explains the severity of the situation …

Ben, eager to help and prove his usefulness, offers his assistance to Hobson but is met with immediate hostility. His offer is dismissed, and he is relegated to menial tasks—clearing …

Ben, standing awkwardly in the control room, offers his help to Hobson but is met with suspicion and dismissal. Benoit, sensing the tension, redirects Ben to menial tasks—clearing coffee cups …

Ben enters the food store, initially amused by Ralph’s paranoia but growing increasingly alarmed as the tension escalates. He searches for the missing light as directed, only to return and …

Ben stands in the Control Room, reporting Ralph’s disappearance with a mix of defensiveness and urgency. He explains that Ralph vanished while helping him load supplies, justifying his delay in …

Ben enters the sickbay with Hobson, immediately moving to calm Jamie, who is still screaming in terror. He questions Hobson's accusations against the Doctor and companions, his skepticism tempered by …

Ben rushes into Sickbay with the Doctor, immediately comforting Jamie and questioning Hobson’s accusations. He later assists the Doctor by collecting samples (clothes, boots, food, etc.), his practical skills and …

Ben rushes into the sickbay with Hobson and the Doctor, immediately calming Jamie with reassuring words ('All right, mate. You're safe now. Take it easy.'). He questions the Doctor's confidence …

The patient in the adjacent bed is abducted by the Cyberman after Jamie is shocked unconscious. His fate is left ambiguous, but his disappearance underscores the Cybermen’s ability to strike …

Ben is not physically present during the Cyberman attack, having left sickbay earlier to ask Commander Hobson for more interferon. His absence is critical: had he remained, he might have …

Ben enters the control room at the climax of this event, delivering the devastating news of another patient’s disappearance. His arrival further destabilizes the base, reinforcing Hobson’s belief that the …

Ben is present in this event, arriving with urgent news of another vanished patient. His entrance further escalates the tension in the control room, as Hobson's focus shifts from the …

Ben enters the control room to report another patient’s disappearance, a development that deepens Hobson’s paranoia and reinforces the sense of escalating crisis. His urgent delivery of the news—‘Another patient’s …

Ben enters the sickbay with Hobson, observing the confrontation between Hobson and the Doctor with a calm but attentive demeanor. He does not intervene verbally but remains a steady presence, …

Ben enters the sickbay with Hobson, standing silently as Hobson confronts the Doctor. He is ordered by the Doctor to keep Hobson and the others outside while he works, playing …

Ben stands near Polly, his posture alert as he listens to Hobson’s criticism of the Doctor. When Number 15 collapses, Ben reacts instantly, stepping forward to help Hobson and Charlie …

Ben reacts with visceral discomfort to the term 'converted,' foreshadowing his later investigation into the Cybermen’s weaknesses. His unease at being left under Cyberman 2’s watch is palpable, as he …

Ben reacts with alarm and confusion as the Cybermen reveal the fate of the missing crew—converted into Cybermen. He expresses his discomfort with the term 'converted,' highlighting the threat to …

Ben Jackson’s visceral reaction to the word ‘converted’—‘I don’t like that word’—serves as the moral counterpoint to the Cybermen’s clinical detachment. His disgust is palpable, cutting through the tension in …

Ben begins the event by encouraging Jamie to rest, demonstrating his protective instincts and pragmatic approach to the situation. He engages in a discussion about the Cybermen’s weaknesses, recalling their …

Ben engages in the conversation with a mix of skepticism and pragmatism. He initially dismisses Polly’s idea as impractical but provides critical details about the Cybermen’s suit materials (metal and …

Ben stands beside Polly in the moonbase sickbay, initially puzzled by her sudden focus on nail varnish remover. His skepticism softens as Polly demonstrates the acetone’s dissolving power on plastic, …

Ben actively collaborates with Polly to repurpose a fire extinguisher into a weapon, explaining the mechanics of the device while dismissing Jamie's attempts to help due to his injury. His …

Ben stands in the moonbase sickbay, his hands deftly unscrewing a fire extinguisher as he explains the weapon modification process to Polly. His posture is confident, bordering on cocky, as …

Ben initially blocks Polly from joining the mission, his posture rigid and voice firm, reflecting his protective instincts and skepticism of her capabilities. As the urgency of the Cybermen threat …

Ben assists in removing the metal helmets from the mind-controlled crewmen, ensuring they are freed from Cyberman control. He does not directly challenge Hobson's priorities but supports the Doctor's efforts …

Ben leads the ambush on the Cybermen, spraying their chest units with the 'Polly cocktail' and causing them to collapse. He then assists in removing the metal helmets from the …

Ben Jackson is in a state of urgent, focused action, dismantling a fire extinguisher with practiced efficiency. His hands move quickly, driven by the immediate threat to Benoit’s life outside. …

Ben exits the airlock into the lunar vacuum, armed with a solvent-filled glass cylinder. He throws it with precision at a Cyberman’s chest unit, shattering the glass and releasing a …

Ben enters the Control Room leaning on Benoit, clearly exhausted but triumphant after his solo attack on a Cyberman. He is immediately congratulated by the Doctor and Jamie, his victory …

Jamie enters the scene already buoyed by the news of Ben’s victory, his relief palpable as he echoes the Doctor’s congratulations. His demeanor is one of exhausted triumph, leaning into …

Jamie, standing in the control room, listens intently as Nils reports the unidentified object. Though not directly involved in the dialogue, Jamie’s presence contributes to the collective tension in the …

Ben notices the change in the radio's static and comments on it, contributing to the growing sense of alarm in the Control Room. His observation highlights the abruptness of the …

Ben notices the abnormal static in the communications and questions its cause, supporting Hobson's assessment that the aerial is being sabotaged. His reaction is one of concern, but he remains …

Ben stands with his arms crossed, his skepticism evident in his posture and tone as he dismisses the idea of the relief rocket as ‘too easy.’ He is the voice …

Ben crosses his arms, his skepticism etched into his features as he listens to the exchange. His body language is defensive, his tone sharp when he questions the Doctor’s warning. …

Ben is receiving training from Benoit on operating a console, his focus divided between the task and the exhaustion weighing on the crew. He acknowledges Polly’s coffee delivery with a …

Ben is receiving rushed training from Benoit on operating a console, his focus split between learning the digital counter and engaging in banter with Polly. His dialogue reveals his weariness …

Ben stands near the scanner, his expression shifting from hope to horror as the relief ship's blip accelerates toward the sun. He warns Hobson and the Doctor about the Cybermen's …

Ben takes charge of the barricade effort, directing Jamie to help drag the metal table into place. When a controlled crew member emerges, he acts swiftly and ruthlessly, impaling the …

Ben, like Jamie and Nils, grabs an oxygen mask from the ceiling as the dome breaches. His actions are swift and practical, reflecting his naval training and experience in high-pressure …

Ben, like Jamie and Nils, scrambles to grab an oxygen mask as the dome is breached. His naval background likely informs his disciplined response to the crisis, ensuring he is …

Ben receives the Doctor’s urgent command to act before Evans regains consciousness. His posture shifts immediately into readiness, eyes locked on Evans and the console. Though not yet in motion, …

Ben is not physically present in this specific event segment but is summoned by the Doctor’s urgent command to restrain Evans. His role in the event is implied through the …

Ben reports that the sick bay has been barricaded, acknowledging the temporary nature of the solution. He jokes about becoming a police officer in 1966, using humor to diffuse the …

Ben exits the Control Room with the Doctor, Polly, and Jamie, his departure as quiet as the others. His absence removes a key technical and strategic mind from the Moonbase …

Ben stands nearby, his curiosity piqued by the Doctor’s actions but his tone laced with skepticism. He questions the Doctor’s intentions with a simple 'What are you up to now?', …

Ben, ever the quick-witted Londoner, teases Jamie about his stick but springs into action when Medok attacks. He helps subdue the colonist with practical efficiency, sitting on him to keep …

Polly responds to Jamie’s warning with confusion, seeking clarification about his unease. Her reaction (‘Why? What's the matter?’) reflects her growing awareness of the colony’s strangeness but her need for …

Jamie leans into Polly and mutters, 'Keep your eyes skinned,' followed by 'They're a weird sort of folk. I don't know that I understand them.' His unease marks the first …

Ben is reluctantly subjected to grooming treatments but ultimately relaxes into the pampering, enjoying the steam baths and massages. He watches the Doctor’s rebellion with a mix of amusement and …

Ben initially indulges in the grooming treatments, relaxing into the pampering with a contented sigh—'Ah, marvellous. Like being at anchor in the Med.'—but his demeanor shifts as he witnesses the …

Ben indulges in the Refreshing Department's treatments, describing them as 'marvellous' and 'the life.' He passively accepts the grooming process, unlike the Doctor, and even jokes about the Doctor's groomed …

Pete defends Control’s authority with unwavering loyalty, framing work as a 'privilege' and Control’s encouragement as a gift. His indoctrination is evident as he dismisses Ben’s skepticism, embodying the regime’s …

Ben reacts with visible skepticism to Control’s broadcast, comparing it to a 'politician’s speech' and questioning the privilege of labor. He engages in a verbal spar with Pete, challenging the …

Jamie’s voice joins Ben’s, also off-screen, contributing to the urgent warning. His tone is similarly insistent, though his words are fewer, reinforcing the sense of impending danger. Like Ben, his …

Jamie’s voice is heard off-screen alongside Ben’s, urgently calling out to the Doctor. His tone is equally tense and insistent, reinforcing the sense of danger. Like Ben, Jamie’s intervention is …

Ben, initially asleep, begins to succumb to the hypnotic voice’s commands. His resistance crumbles as he adopts the Colony’s rhetoric, dismissing Jamie’s concerns with phrases like 'We’ve got to do …

Ben, fully indoctrinated by the mind-control system, reacts violently to the Doctor’s sabotage. He warns the Doctor of the consequences, threatens to turn him in, and ultimately summons the guards. …

Ben stands rigid in the cubicle, his voice flat and unrecognizable as he parrots the Colony’s propaganda—‘I had to do my duty.’ His body language betrays internal conflict: hands clenched, …

Ben begins the event as a fully indoctrinated enforcer of Control’s rules, his voice robotic and his actions devoid of empathy as he chases Polly, insisting she return to the …

Ben is initially a pawn of Control, pursuing Polly under mind control and dismissing her warnings with programmed denial ('There is nothing there!'). His indoctrination collapses when the Macra’s claw …

Ben stands as a tragic figure, already ensnared by Control’s influence. His compliance ('Yes, Pilot') marks the beginning of his internal conflict, as he is tasked with spying on his …

Ben is left behind under the Pilot’s control, his loyalty tested as he is explicitly tasked with spying on his friends. His single line—'Yes, Pilot'—reveals his conflicted state: he is …

Ben stands in the Pilot’s office, receiving orders to spy on the Doctor and companions. His compliance ('Yes, Pilot') marks the beginning of his indoctrination into the colony’s surveillance system, …

Ben arrives under mind control, spying on the Doctor and resisting subtle challenges to his loyalty. His internal struggle is palpable as he grapples with the voices controlling him, torn …

Jamie is not physically present during this specific event, but his name is invoked by the Doctor as a warning to Ben. The Doctor’s reference to Jamie’s ‘intolerance’ implies Jamie’s …

Officia oversees the mine operations with bureaucratic detachment, assigning the Doctor and companions to the Danger Gang. He reluctantly agrees to the Doctor's manipulation to become supervisor, demonstrating his adherence …

Ben enters as a mind-controlled spy, responding to the Doctor's probing with loyalty to Control's directives. He admits to being tasked with spying on the Doctor, struggling internally with the …

Ben is present during the chaos but remains on the periphery, watching as Jamie takes Officia’s keys without intervening. His actions are ambiguous, hinting at his conflicted loyalty—whether due to …

Ben watches the gas leak incident unfold with a detached demeanor, helping Officia after he is incapacitated. His actions are ambiguous—he could be genuinely concerned for Officia’s well-being, or he …

Ben is present during the gas leak and Officia's incapacitation but remains on the periphery of the action. His role is ambiguous—he helps Officia after the gas fumes overwhelm him, …

Ben stands slightly apart, his posture relaxed but his eyes flickering with conflict. He dismisses Officia’s panic with a casual remark—'You must have dropped them'—aligning with the colony’s narrative of …

Ben stands awkwardly in the Pithead, his posture tense and his expression conflicted. He reveals Jamie’s theft of the keys but hesitates when the Doctor questions why he didn’t report …

Ben explicitly references his companions—Polly, Jamie, and the Doctor—through his final line ('What about my friends?'), signaling their indirect but critical presence in this moment. Though they are not physically …

While Ben is physically present in the Pilot’s Office, Jamie is only mentioned indirectly as 'the stranger who has escaped' and is now in the old shaft. His escape triggers …

Ben is the sole physical presence representing Jamie in this event, as Jamie’s escape into the old shaft is the catalyst for Control’s directive. Ben’s mention of Jamie’s escape and …

Zoe is not physically present but is referenced indirectly through Ola’s threat to capture ‘his friends.’ Her absence, like the Doctor’s, raises the stakes for the TARDIS crew’s survival and …

Ben, recovering from brainwashing, aligns with the Doctor and the group, questioning Control’s authority. He observes the Pilot’s defiance and acknowledges the group’s unity, contributing to the moment’s tension with …

Ben, recovered from brainwashing, supports the Doctor and questions Control’s authority. He observes the Pilot’s defiance with cautious optimism, his street-smart instincts honed by his recent manipulation. His dialogue underscores …

The Pilot begins the scene as a conflicted figure, caught between Ola’s accusations and his own doubts. His initial hesitation—‘I see. So in fact, he gave himself up?’—reveals his struggle …

Ben, now fully recovered from brainwashing, observes the chaos with clarity and stands resolute beside the Doctor. He supports the Doctor’s defiance of Control and notes the inconsistency in Control’s …

Ben remains hidden amongst the Pithead instruments, observing the Doctor and Pilot’s interaction with cautious intensity. His physical stillness contrasts with the escalating tension, but his presence—though unspoken—hints at his …

Ben stands outside the Pithead door, his posture tense but controlled as he raises his fist to knock—a deliberate, measured action that belies the desperation beneath. His voice is steady, …

Ben’s voice, muffled and distant, calls out from the other side of the locked door, his tone laced with desperation. His question—'Can you open the door from your side?'—reveals his …

Ben stands in the Pithead, his confusion evident as he reports the locked door’s lack of a key—a detail that disrupts the colony’s otherwise flawless appearance. His observation is laced …

Control’s voice publicly identifies Ben as 'the other stranger' who has recovered and is now dangerous due to his disobedience. This labeling serves as a warning to the colony, framing …

Ben stands frozen in the Pipe Room, his hand hovering over the lever as the Doctor’s command clashes with the Macra’s threats. His body language is tense, his expression conflicted—caught …

Ben, still grappling with the psychological scars of his earlier betrayal, snaps back at Control with a defiant 'Oh, shut up' before immediately complying with the Doctor’s command to sabotage …

Ben stands in the Pipe Room, his hands hovering over the valves as he protests the Doctor’s order. His voice is laced with urgency and concern, highlighting his technical expertise …

Ben stands alone in the Pithead, his back to the trembling door as Macra claws hammer against it, each impact vibrating through the metal like a countdown. His hands hover …

Ben’s sabotage plan, executed through the detonation of explosives, triggers the catastrophic collapse of the Macra’s infrastructure. Though Ben is not physically present in this moment (his actions having been …

Ben is the one who reveals the colony’s hidden plan to draft the Doctor as the next Pilot. He urges the Doctor to escape, expressing urgency and anxiety. His dialogue …

Ben interrupts the celebration to urgently warn the Doctor about the draft, his tone conveying the seriousness of the threat. He participates in the group’s dance, using the distraction to …

Ben exits the TARDIS with the group but is quickly separated when the policeman intercepts him. His confusion is implied by his abrupt divergence from the Doctor, Jamie, and Polly—leaving …

Ben is implied to have evaded capture by the policeman, though his actions are not explicitly shown in this segment. His absence from the scene suggests he is operating independently, …

Ben stands alone in the hangar’s periphery, his eyes locked on the TARDIS as it is towed into the hangar by a low-loader. His hands clench into fists, knuckles whitening, …

Ben is physically present elsewhere in the scene, watching as the TARDIS is delivered to a hangar. While he does not participate in the hangar confrontation, his off-screen presence underscores …

Jean, the Commandant’s assistant, serves as a foil to his escalating authority. She casually speculates about the TARDIS as a 'practical joke,' her tone neutral and slightly curious. Her presence …

Polly stumbles into the scene, her clothes disheveled and her breathing labored from fleeing the murderer. She is visibly shaken, her voice trembling as she recounts the shooting in the …

Polly is the emotional core of this event, arriving breathless and visibly shaken after her narrow escape. Her description of the murder is fragmented but vivid, her fear palpable as …

Ben enters the hangar cautiously after hearing suspicious noises, his curiosity overriding his initial hesitation. He fabricates a cover story as a lost airport staff member when confronted by Blade, …

Ben suddenly arrives in the concourse, offering sanctuary to the Doctor and Jamie. He interrupts their analysis of the Chameleon Tours advertisement, asking urgently about Polly's whereabouts. His concern for …

Ben materializes abruptly, his voice cutting through the Doctor and Jamie’s hushed conversation. His posture is urgent, his questions about Polly’s whereabouts laced with concern, but his offer of refuge …

Jamie spots the Chameleon Tours kiosk and identifies it as significant, immediately recognizing the potential connection to Polly’s disappearance. He stands by as the Doctor confronts Michelle, his presence a …

Jamie accompanies the Doctor and Ben, identifying the Chameleon Tours kiosk as suspicious. He follows the Doctor’s lead in confronting Michelle and later retreating to strategize. His sharp instincts and …

Ben explains the photo booth to Jamie before volunteering to investigate the Chameleon Youth Tours hangar, where Polly is likely being held. His confidence and quick thinking make him the …

Ben enters the hangar with a mix of determination and lingering skepticism, still clinging to the hope that the Doctor’s warnings about the Chameleons might be exaggerated. His physical actions—levering …

Ben seizes the telephone with white-knuckled intensity, his body coiled like a spring as he barks demands into the receiver. His voice is raw with desperation, each word clipped and …

Ben appears on the monitor in the Chameleon Hangar, his voice frantic and pleading as he tries to convey the truth—'But why wouldn’t you listen to him? It’s all true. …

Ben is not physically present in this scene, but his absence is palpable. His silence over the monitor, despite the Doctor’s frantic pleas, implies he is either unconscious, incapacitated, or …

Ben is not physically present in this event but is mentioned as one of the missing companions whose fate is a source of concern for Jamie and the Doctor. His …

Ben is mentioned as one of the abducted teens whose rescue is a key objective for the Doctor and Jamie. His unknown fate drives the urgency of the scene, as …

Polly is mentioned alongside Ben as one of the 'processed personnel' aboard the first plane, preparing to depart. Like Ben, her absence from the scene is notable, and her safety …

Polly’s reaction is one of polite confusion, her 'Thank you every much' quickly followed by a bewildered 'Hey, Doctor, where are you going?' She’s the first to vocalize the group’s …

Ben and Polly are physically absent from this moment, having already departed in the Commandant’s car. Their emotional farewells with the Doctor and Jamie earlier in the scene frame this …

Ben, the catalyst for this moment, realizes that July 20, 1966, is the exact date they were taken by the TARDIS. His voice is steady but laced with nostalgia as …