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{{Infobox Individual | {{Infobox Individual | ||
|image = Journey Blue.jpg | |image = Journey Blue.jpg | ||
|alias = Rescue One | |||
|species = Human | |species = Human | ||
|job = Combined Galactic Resistance{{!}}Resistance fighter | |job = Combined Galactic Resistance{{!}}Resistance fighter | ||
|affiliation = Aristotle ( | |affiliation = Aristotle (spacecraft){{!}}''Aristotle'' | ||
|affiliation2 = Combined Galactic Resistance | |affiliation2 = Combined Galactic Resistance | ||
|affiliation3 = Morgan Blue | |affiliation3 = Morgan Blue | ||
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|main actor = Zawe Ashton | |main actor = Zawe Ashton | ||
}} | }} | ||
'''Journey Blue''' was a [[lieutenant]] in the [[Combined Galactic Resistance]], which fought against the [[Dalek]]s. A pilot, she operated under the callsign '''Wasp Delta'''. | '''Journey Blue''' was a [[lieutenant]] in the [[Combined Galactic Resistance]], which fought against the [[Dalek]]s. A pilot, she operated under the callsign '''[[Wasp Delta]]'''. ([[TV]]: ''[[Into the Dalek (TV story)|Into the Dalek]]'') | ||
Journey was | While in the [[Ryzak solar system]], ([[PROSE]]: ''[[The Secret Lives of Monsters (short story)|The Secret Lives of Monsters]]'') Journey was saved from a pursuing Dalek spaceship by the [[Twelfth Doctor]] when he materialised [[The Doctor's TARDIS|the TARDIS]] around her just seconds before her [[spaceship]] exploded. He was unable to save her brother, [[Kai Blue]]. He took her back to her command ship, the ''[[Aristotle (spacecraft)|Aristotle]]''. There, she saved his life, by convincing her uncle, [[Morgan Blue]], that he could be useful. | ||
Along with the Doctor and [[Clara Oswald]], as well as two other soldiers named [[Ross (Into the Dalek)|Ross]] and [[Gretchen Carlisle]], | Along with the Doctor and [[Clara Oswald]], as well as two other soldiers named [[Ross (Into the Dalek)|Ross]] and [[Gretchen Carlisle]], Journey was [[miniaturisation|shrunk]] using a [[moleculon nanoscaler]]. She and her teammates were then put inside a Dalek nicknamed "[[Rusty (Into the Dalek)|Rusty]]", inserted through his [[Dalek eyestalk|eyestalk]]. Rusty believed the Daleks themselves should be exterminated, so the operation which Journey participated in was conducted in an effort to discover how Rusty had become "good" and whether or not he could be repaired to aid in the resistance effort against the Daleks. Though several of Journey's teammates died after Rusty reactivated, she ultimately helped the Doctor and Clara to turn Rusty into rebelling against the Daleks. | ||
Together with the Doctor and Clara, Journey was later returned to her normal size. As the Doctor and Clara prepared to leave in the TARDIS, she asked the Doctor if she could [[companion|join him]]; he gently refused to take her, telling her that, although she was most likely very kind and brave, he did not want to travel with a soldier. ([[TV]]: ''[[Into the Dalek (TV story)|Into the Dalek]]'') | Together with the Doctor and Clara, Journey was later returned to her normal size. As the Doctor and Clara prepared to leave in the TARDIS, she asked the Doctor if she could [[companion|join him]]; he gently refused to take her, telling her that, although she was most likely very kind and brave, he did not want to travel with a soldier. ([[TV]]: ''[[Into the Dalek (TV story)|Into the Dalek]]'') | ||
== Behind the scenes == | == Behind the scenes == | ||
In the script of ''Into the Dalek'', Journey Blue was described as being in her "early 20's. | In the script of ''Into the Dalek'', Journey Blue was described as being in her "early 20's". | ||
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Latest revision as of 21:31, 18 April 2024
Journey Blue was a lieutenant in the Combined Galactic Resistance, which fought against the Daleks. A pilot, she operated under the callsign Wasp Delta. (TV: Into the Dalek)
While in the Ryzak solar system, (PROSE: The Secret Lives of Monsters) Journey was saved from a pursuing Dalek spaceship by the Twelfth Doctor when he materialised the TARDIS around her just seconds before her spaceship exploded. He was unable to save her brother, Kai Blue. He took her back to her command ship, the Aristotle. There, she saved his life, by convincing her uncle, Morgan Blue, that he could be useful.
Along with the Doctor and Clara Oswald, as well as two other soldiers named Ross and Gretchen Carlisle, Journey was shrunk using a moleculon nanoscaler. She and her teammates were then put inside a Dalek nicknamed "Rusty", inserted through his eyestalk. Rusty believed the Daleks themselves should be exterminated, so the operation which Journey participated in was conducted in an effort to discover how Rusty had become "good" and whether or not he could be repaired to aid in the resistance effort against the Daleks. Though several of Journey's teammates died after Rusty reactivated, she ultimately helped the Doctor and Clara to turn Rusty into rebelling against the Daleks.
Together with the Doctor and Clara, Journey was later returned to her normal size. As the Doctor and Clara prepared to leave in the TARDIS, she asked the Doctor if she could join him; he gently refused to take her, telling her that, although she was most likely very kind and brave, he did not want to travel with a soldier. (TV: Into the Dalek)
Behind the scenes[[edit] | [edit source]]
In the script of Into the Dalek, Journey Blue was described as being in her "early 20's".
