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{{Infobox Individual|
{{Infobox Individual
name= Ralph|
|image =
alias= |
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image= |
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species=Human |
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appearances= [[DW]]: ''[[The Moonbase]]''|
|species = Human
actor= Mark Heath}}
|species2 = CyberTelosian
:''For the other human named Ralph, see [[Ralph (The Visitation)|Ralph]].''
|job      = Geologist
|origin   = [[Nigeria]]
|first    = The Moonbase (TV story)
|appearances = [[PROSE]]: ''[[Doctor Who and the Cybermen (novelisation)|Doctor Who and the Cybermen]]''
|actor   = Mark Heath
|affiliation=Moonbase Laika}}
'''Ralph Adebayo''' was a crewmember on the [[Moonbase Laika|Moonbase]]. He was a [[geologist]] and acted as a general handyman.


'''Ralph''' was a crewmember on the [[Moonbase]]. He was a geologist and acted as a general handyman.
== Biography ==
Ralph was fetching supplies from the Moonbase's food store — or "shopping", as the crew thought of it ([[PROSE]]: ''[[Doctor Who and the Cybermen (novelisation)|Doctor Who and the Cybermen]]'') — and noticed that some of the food sacks marked <small>SUGAR</small> had holes in them, causing him to exclaim "Anyone would think we had rats up here!" He then heard a tin can fall and saw the tall shadow of a strange figure.


He was working in the food stores with [[Ben Jackson|Ben]] and noticed that some of the food sacks had holes in them. When he sent Ben on an errand, he was abducted and converted by the [[Cyberman|Cybermen]] and used by them to work the [[Gravitron]] controls. ([[DW]]: ''[[The Moonbase]]'')
When Ralph sent the newly arrived [[Ben Jackson|Ben]] to fetch items on the list, he was abducted and partially converted by the [[CyberTelosian|Telosian Cybermen]] and used by them to work the [[Gravitron]] controls. ([[TV]]: ''[[The Moonbase (TV story)|The Moonbase]]'')
 
==Behind the scenes==
* While credited only as "Ralph" for episode one both on-screen and in ''Radio Times'', in some photos the surname "Adebayo" can be seen on his uniform's name-tag.
* Ralph has a triband flag on his uniform's name-tag. In surviving photos, the coloured stripes on the flag are the same colour which would indicate it's the [[Nigeria|Nigerian]] flag (two green and one white), fitting his surname.
* Mark Heath is credited as "Ralph" for episode one, and as "Scientist" for episode three. He is billed without specific role under the heading "Others in Cast" in ''Radio Times'' for episode three.


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Latest revision as of 01:05, 7 February 2024

Ralph Adebayo was a crewmember on the Moonbase. He was a geologist and acted as a general handyman.

Biography[[edit] | [edit source]]

Ralph was fetching supplies from the Moonbase's food store — or "shopping", as the crew thought of it (PROSE: Doctor Who and the Cybermen) — and noticed that some of the food sacks marked SUGAR had holes in them, causing him to exclaim "Anyone would think we had rats up here!" He then heard a tin can fall and saw the tall shadow of a strange figure.

When Ralph sent the newly arrived Ben to fetch items on the list, he was abducted and partially converted by the Telosian Cybermen and used by them to work the Gravitron controls. (TV: The Moonbase)

Behind the scenes[[edit] | [edit source]]

  • While credited only as "Ralph" for episode one both on-screen and in Radio Times, in some photos the surname "Adebayo" can be seen on his uniform's name-tag.
  • Ralph has a triband flag on his uniform's name-tag. In surviving photos, the coloured stripes on the flag are the same colour which would indicate it's the Nigerian flag (two green and one white), fitting his surname.
  • Mark Heath is credited as "Ralph" for episode one, and as "Scientist" for episode three. He is billed without specific role under the heading "Others in Cast" in Radio Times for episode three.