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'''Zhukov''' was the captain of a [[ | '''Zhukov''' was the captain of the ''[[Firebird (submarine)|Firebird]]'', a [[Soviet Union|Soviet]] [[submarine]] that was stuck under the [[North Pole]] in [[1983]]. | ||
== Biography == | |||
He and Professor [[Grisenko]] discovered the legendary Ice Warrior [[Skaldak]] encased in ice in the North Pole. When Skaldak thawed and started rampaging around the ''Firebird'', the [[Eleventh Doctor]] and [[Clara Oswin Oswald|Clara Oswald]] arrived, [[The Doctor's TARDIS|the TARDIS]] materialising right in front of Zhukov and the astonished and suspicious crew members, before disappearing again because the Doctor had switched on the [[HADS]]. The Doctor helped stabilise the submarine and Zhukov thanked him but shortly afterwards he threatened to have both the Doctor and Clara shot. It was then that Skaldak arrived but was electrocuted and chained up by the crew. | |||
Skaldak escaped his chains and threatened to launch the submarine's nuclear missiles, causing the West to fire back at the Soviet Union. Clara managed to talk him down, reminding him of the loss of his daughter. The submarine was pulled to the surface by an Ice Warrior ship, to Skaldak's delight. The Ice Warrior teleported off the ship and left the submarine undamaged in the North Pole. The Doctor then asked Zhukov if he could give him and Clara a lift to the South Pole, since the TARDIS had ended up there. ([[TV]]: ''[[Cold War (TV story)|Cold War]]'') | |||
== Personality == | |||
A man dedicated to his duty, Zhukov cared about his crew but still believed that a mission must be completed, even if it cost people their lives. He would not hesitate to tell people the exact severity of a situation, telling his crew that their air was running out and that they would most likely all die. He was suspicious of the Doctor and Clara after they appeared from a blue box which had literally materialised out of thin air but decided not to harm them since he felt that he and his crew owed the Doctor their lives after he stopped their submarine from crashing. | A man dedicated to his duty, Zhukov cared about his crew but still believed that a mission must be completed, even if it cost people their lives. He would not hesitate to tell people the exact severity of a situation, telling his crew that their air was running out and that they would most likely all die. He was suspicious of the Doctor and Clara after they appeared from a blue box which had literally materialised out of thin air but decided not to harm them since he felt that he and his crew owed the Doctor their lives after he stopped their submarine from crashing. | ||
Although he was a | Although he was a captain, Zhukov realised that he was out of his depth in the situation with Skaldak and thus followed the Doctor's lead, although he still threatened to shoot the Ice Warrior when he found him. The Doctor talked him out of it, but Zhukov asserted that he would allow negotiation but only if it was from "a position of strength". Skaldak congratulated him on his tactic and Zhukov acknowledged his praise with a curt "thank you", even as he had his gun pointed at him. | ||
After being rescued by the Ice | After being rescued by the Ice Warriors, Zhukov lost his serious attitude and let out a laugh of relief, having believed that rescue was unlikely. ([[TV]]: ''[[Cold War (TV story)|Cold War]]'') | ||
[[Category:20th century individuals]] | [[Category:20th century individuals]] | ||
[[Category:Human naval officers]] | [[Category:Human naval officers]] | ||
Revision as of 20:38, 19 April 2013
Zhukov was the captain of the Firebird, a Soviet submarine that was stuck under the North Pole in 1983.
Biography
He and Professor Grisenko discovered the legendary Ice Warrior Skaldak encased in ice in the North Pole. When Skaldak thawed and started rampaging around the Firebird, the Eleventh Doctor and Clara Oswald arrived, the TARDIS materialising right in front of Zhukov and the astonished and suspicious crew members, before disappearing again because the Doctor had switched on the HADS. The Doctor helped stabilise the submarine and Zhukov thanked him but shortly afterwards he threatened to have both the Doctor and Clara shot. It was then that Skaldak arrived but was electrocuted and chained up by the crew.
Skaldak escaped his chains and threatened to launch the submarine's nuclear missiles, causing the West to fire back at the Soviet Union. Clara managed to talk him down, reminding him of the loss of his daughter. The submarine was pulled to the surface by an Ice Warrior ship, to Skaldak's delight. The Ice Warrior teleported off the ship and left the submarine undamaged in the North Pole. The Doctor then asked Zhukov if he could give him and Clara a lift to the South Pole, since the TARDIS had ended up there. (TV: Cold War)
Personality
A man dedicated to his duty, Zhukov cared about his crew but still believed that a mission must be completed, even if it cost people their lives. He would not hesitate to tell people the exact severity of a situation, telling his crew that their air was running out and that they would most likely all die. He was suspicious of the Doctor and Clara after they appeared from a blue box which had literally materialised out of thin air but decided not to harm them since he felt that he and his crew owed the Doctor their lives after he stopped their submarine from crashing.
Although he was a captain, Zhukov realised that he was out of his depth in the situation with Skaldak and thus followed the Doctor's lead, although he still threatened to shoot the Ice Warrior when he found him. The Doctor talked him out of it, but Zhukov asserted that he would allow negotiation but only if it was from "a position of strength". Skaldak congratulated him on his tactic and Zhukov acknowledged his praise with a curt "thank you", even as he had his gun pointed at him.
After being rescued by the Ice Warriors, Zhukov lost his serious attitude and let out a laugh of relief, having believed that rescue was unlikely. (TV: Cold War)
