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{{Infobox Species | {{Infobox Species | ||
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|aka = The Ambassadors | |aka = The Ambassadors | ||
|type = [[Humanoid]] | |type = [[Humanoid]] | ||
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|individuals = [[Space captain]] | |individuals = [[Space captain]] | ||
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The '''alien ambassador's species''' were peaceful, advanced, [[radiation]]-dependent [[humanoid]]s who emitted deadly levels of radiation and could channel blasts of [[energy]] from their hands | The '''alien ambassador's species''' were peaceful, advanced, [[radiation]]-dependent [[humanoid]]s from an unidentified planet, who emitted deadly levels of radiation and could channel blasts of [[energy]] from their hands. | ||
The species used enormous, half-mile wide, discoid-shaped [[spacecraft]] and could create different environments inside. They also possessed [[hypnosis|mind conditioning]] technology and weapons capable of destroying worlds. | == History == | ||
Completely alien in many ways, the species communicated via radio communication impulses rather than speech and were not susceptible to G-force. They were also impervious to [[bullet]]s due to some kind of [[force field]]. | |||
The species used enormous, half-mile wide, discoid-shaped [[spacecraft]] and could create different environments inside — such as an exact replica of [[Space Control]]'s [[quarantine]] area, for example. They also possessed [[hypnosis|mind conditioning]] technology and weapons capable of destroying worlds. | |||
Three alien ambassadors visited [[Earth]] some time after making contact with a [[human]] exploration mission on [[Mars]], where one astronaut named [[Jim Daniels]] was accidentally killed because the ambassadors had no way of knowing their touch was fatal to humans. [[George Carrington]], the surviving [[astronaut]] from that mission, by then a high-ranking [[Great Britain|British]] army officer and head of security at Space Control, kidnapped the ambassadors. After forcing them to carry out a series of raids and murders, his organisation planned to expose their existence to the world, stirring up public opinion and forcing world governments to launch a [[nuclear]] strike against their spacecraft. This plan was defeated by the [[Third Doctor]] and the ambassadors were returned. ([[TV]]: ''[[The Ambassadors of Death]]'') | |||
== Behind the scenes == | |||
* The species' true form is only ever shown once in the story, and appears on-screen for less than a second. This occurs in episode six, when one of the alien ambassadors removes its astronaut's space helmet in front of [[Liz Shaw]] in the radiation chamber. | |||
[[Category:Humanoid species]] | [[Category:Humanoid species]] | ||
[[Category:Species with unknown names]] | |||
Latest revision as of 08:33, 15 April 2023
The alien ambassador's species were peaceful, advanced, radiation-dependent humanoids from an unidentified planet, who emitted deadly levels of radiation and could channel blasts of energy from their hands.
History[[edit] | [edit source]]
Completely alien in many ways, the species communicated via radio communication impulses rather than speech and were not susceptible to G-force. They were also impervious to bullets due to some kind of force field.
The species used enormous, half-mile wide, discoid-shaped spacecraft and could create different environments inside — such as an exact replica of Space Control's quarantine area, for example. They also possessed mind conditioning technology and weapons capable of destroying worlds.
Three alien ambassadors visited Earth some time after making contact with a human exploration mission on Mars, where one astronaut named Jim Daniels was accidentally killed because the ambassadors had no way of knowing their touch was fatal to humans. George Carrington, the surviving astronaut from that mission, by then a high-ranking British army officer and head of security at Space Control, kidnapped the ambassadors. After forcing them to carry out a series of raids and murders, his organisation planned to expose their existence to the world, stirring up public opinion and forcing world governments to launch a nuclear strike against their spacecraft. This plan was defeated by the Third Doctor and the ambassadors were returned. (TV: The Ambassadors of Death)
Behind the scenes[[edit] | [edit source]]
- The species' true form is only ever shown once in the story, and appears on-screen for less than a second. This occurs in episode six, when one of the alien ambassadors removes its astronaut's space helmet in front of Liz Shaw in the radiation chamber.
