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{{Infobox Individual|name = Man in telephone box|species = Human|origin = Earth|only = The War Machines|actor = John Slavid}}A '''man in telephone box''' was a [[human]] who lived in [[London]] in [[1966]]. When [[WOTAN]] constructed [[War Machine|War Machines]] in London, he spotted the second machine on a street. He managed to get to a telephone box and call the police to warn them about the machine, but the machine saw and killed him. ([[TV]]: ''[[The War Machines (TV story)|The War Machines]]'')
{{rename|Either [[Man in telephone box (The War Machines)]] or [[Man (The War Machines)]]}}
{{Infobox Individual
|image  = Man in Telephone Box.jpg
|species = Human
|origin = [[Earth]]
|only   = The War Machines (TV story)
|actor   = John Slavid
}}
'''A [[human]]''' lived in [[London]] in [[1966]].  
 
==Biography==
When [[WOTAN]] constructed [[War Machine]]s in London in [[July]] of that year, the man spotted the second machine on a street.
 
He managed to get to a [[telephone box]] and call the [[police]] to warn them about the machine, but the machine saw him.
 
The man's last words were "It's out there now. It's seen me!" before the machine opened fire on the booth, killing him. ([[TV]]: ''[[The War Machines (TV story)|The War Machines]]'')
 
[[Category:20th century individuals]]
[[Category:Humans with unknown names]]

Latest revision as of 23:48, 13 November 2022

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Either Man in telephone box (The War Machines) or Man (The War Machines)

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A human lived in London in 1966.

Biography[[edit] | [edit source]]

When WOTAN constructed War Machines in London in July of that year, the man spotted the second machine on a street.

He managed to get to a telephone box and call the police to warn them about the machine, but the machine saw him.

The man's last words were "It's out there now. It's seen me!" before the machine opened fire on the booth, killing him. (TV: The War Machines)