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One of the crew working on [[Storm Mine 4]], | One of the crew working on [[Storm Mine 4]], he was a scientist that was only onboard to study the sandstorms. After talking to [[Borg]] about a robot who broke the bones of [[Millisa Borrington]] during a massage, he then went to get some equipment to send up in one of his weather balloons. When he could not get his instrument pack out because it was jammed in at the back, he called for a robot to help him with it and it responded by strangling him to death, making him the first victim of the killer robots. [[Poul]] found his body. Later, when [[Leela]] wandered away from the [[Fourth Doctor|the Doctor]], she saw a pair of robots take his body to special place. ([[DW]]:''[[The Robots of Death]]'') | ||
==Notes== | |||
* According to [[Uvanov|Captain Uvanov]], he was one of the [[Founding families]] of the company. | |||
* Borg never liked him considering him an annoyance nor was Uvanov particularly fond of him either. | |||
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Revision as of 05:58, 8 August 2008
One of the crew working on Storm Mine 4, he was a scientist that was only onboard to study the sandstorms. After talking to Borg about a robot who broke the bones of Millisa Borrington during a massage, he then went to get some equipment to send up in one of his weather balloons. When he could not get his instrument pack out because it was jammed in at the back, he called for a robot to help him with it and it responded by strangling him to death, making him the first victim of the killer robots. Poul found his body. Later, when Leela wandered away from the the Doctor, she saw a pair of robots take his body to special place. (DW:The Robots of Death)
Notes
- According to Captain Uvanov, he was one of the Founding families of the company.
- Borg never liked him considering him an annoyance nor was Uvanov particularly fond of him either.
