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|origin = [[Planet (The Macra Terror)|Human colony]] | |origin = [[Planet (The Macra Terror)|Human colony]] | ||
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|appearances = [[PROSE]]: ''[[Medok (short story)|Medok]]'' | |||
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== Behind the scenes == | == Behind the scenes == | ||
* In [[Ian Stuart Black]]'s [[The Macra Terror (novelisation)|novelisation of the story]], Medok survives his encounter with the Macra in the mine, and emerges just in time to witness the Doctor and his companions departing in [[the Doctor's TARDIS|the TARDIS]] — deciding there and then never to breathe a word of what he has just witnessed. | * In [[Ian Stuart Black]]'s [[The Macra Terror (novelisation)|novelisation of the story]], Medok survives his encounter with the Macra in the mine, and emerges just in time to witness the Doctor and his companions departing in [[the Doctor's TARDIS|the TARDIS]] — deciding there and then never to breathe a word of what he has just witnessed. | ||
[[Category:Humans from unknown eras]] | [[Category:Humans from unknown eras]] | ||
[[Category:Human colonists]] | [[Category:Human colonists]] | ||
[[Category:Human miners]] | [[Category:Human miners]] | ||
[[Category:Human slaves]] | [[Category:Human slaves]] | ||
Revision as of 04:14, 26 March 2020
Medok was an inhabitant of a human colony secretly ruled by Macra.
He discovered the existence of the Macra but was believed by the other colonists to be insane. However, he succeeded in alerting the Second Doctor to the threat.
When Medok was captured, he was sent to the gas mines to work. He was killed by a Macra when he tried to escape. (TV: The Macra Terror)
Behind the scenes
- In Ian Stuart Black's novelisation of the story, Medok survives his encounter with the Macra in the mine, and emerges just in time to witness the Doctor and his companions departing in the TARDIS — deciding there and then never to breathe a word of what he has just witnessed.
