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}} | }}''' Michael "Mike" Smith''' was a sergeant in the [[Royal Air Force]] under [[Ian Gilmore|Group Captain Gilmore]]. He was extremely racist and a member of a fascist organisation known as [[the Association]]. | ||
During the [[Shoreditch Incident]], Mike was working as an informant for [[George Ratcliffe]]. He had a romantic interest in [[Ace]]. He knew some of the [[Dalek]]s' plans on [[Earth]] at the time and that they were seeking the [[Hand of Omega]]. Over the course of the [[Seventh Doctor]]'s investigations, Mike was outed as an informant. He was detained, but later escaped to the [[Renegade Dalek]]s' base. There, he and Ratcliffe were betrayed by the Renegades. They were saved from extermination by an attack on the Renegades by the [[Imperial Dalek]]s. Stealing the [[Time Controller]] from the Renegade Daleks, the two fled, pursued by [[Judith Winters|the Girl]], who quickly killed Ratcliffe. Escaping to his mother's boarding house (which had a sign hanging in the living room window reading "NO COLOUREDS"), Mike ran into Ace. Failing to convince her to join his crusade, he held her at gunpoint. Answering a knock at the door, Mike was attacked and killed by the Girl. ([[TV]]: ''[[Remembrance of the Daleks]]'') | |||
During the [[Shoreditch Incident]], Mike was working as an informant for [[George Ratcliffe]]. He had a romantic interest in [[Ace]]. He knew some of the [[Dalek]]s' plans on [[Earth]] at the time and that they were seeking the [[Hand of Omega]]. Over the course of the [[Seventh Doctor]]'s investigations, Mike was outed as an informant. He was detained, but later escaped to the [[Renegade Dalek]]s' base. There, he and Ratcliffe were betrayed by the Renegades. They were saved from extermination by an attack on the Renegades by the [[Imperial Dalek]]s. Stealing the [[Time Controller]] from the Renegade Daleks, the two fled, pursued by [[Judith Winters|the Girl]], who quickly killed Ratcliffe. Escaping to his mother's boarding house (which had a sign hanging in the living room window reading | |||
He was denied a military funeral and buried privately by his family five days after his death. ([[PROSE]]: ''[[Who Killed Kennedy (novel)|Who Killed Kennedy]]'') | He was denied a military funeral and buried privately by his family five days after his death. ([[PROSE]]: ''[[Who Killed Kennedy (novel)|Who Killed Kennedy]]'') | ||
Revision as of 18:17, 22 June 2014
Michael "Mike" Smith was a sergeant in the Royal Air Force under Group Captain Gilmore. He was extremely racist and a member of a fascist organisation known as the Association.
During the Shoreditch Incident, Mike was working as an informant for George Ratcliffe. He had a romantic interest in Ace. He knew some of the Daleks' plans on Earth at the time and that they were seeking the Hand of Omega. Over the course of the Seventh Doctor's investigations, Mike was outed as an informant. He was detained, but later escaped to the Renegade Daleks' base. There, he and Ratcliffe were betrayed by the Renegades. They were saved from extermination by an attack on the Renegades by the Imperial Daleks. Stealing the Time Controller from the Renegade Daleks, the two fled, pursued by the Girl, who quickly killed Ratcliffe. Escaping to his mother's boarding house (which had a sign hanging in the living room window reading "NO COLOUREDS"), Mike ran into Ace. Failing to convince her to join his crusade, he held her at gunpoint. Answering a knock at the door, Mike was attacked and killed by the Girl. (TV: Remembrance of the Daleks)
He was denied a military funeral and buried privately by his family five days after his death. (PROSE: Who Killed Kennedy)
Group Captain Gilmore later told Ace that British Army soldiers were basically good and that Smith was an aberration. (AUDIO: 1963: The Assassination Games)
