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|image = Allen shapiro.jpg | |image = Allen shapiro.jpg | ||
|species = Human | |species = Human | ||
|affiliation = Central Intelligence Agency | |affiliation = Central Intelligence Agency | ||
|origin = [[Earth]] | |origin = [[Earth]] | ||
|first mention = Rendition (TV story) | |first mention = Rendition (TV story) | ||
|first = End of the Road (TV story) | |first = End of the Road (TV story) | ||
|appearances = [[TV]]: | |appearances = [[TV]]: {{cs|The Gathering (TV story)}}, {{cs|The Blood Line (TV story)}} | ||
|actor = John de Lancie | |actor = John de Lancie | ||
|clip | |clip = Torchwood Miracle Day - "God Help Great Britain" | ||
}} | }} | ||
'''Allen Shapiro''' was a high ranking member of the [[Central Intelligence Agency|CIA]]. | '''Allen Shapiro''' was a high ranking member of the [[Central Intelligence Agency|CIA]]. | ||
== Biography == | == Biography == | ||
In [[2011]], just after the start of [[Miracle Day]], [[Esther Drummond]] handed a report for Shapiro regarding possible conflict between [[India]] and [[Pakistan]]. According to [[Charlotte Wills]], he was writing part of the [[President of the United States|President's]] briefing. She needed to pass a message to him. ([[TV]]: | In [[2011]], just after the start of [[Miracle Day]], [[Esther Drummond]] handed a report for Shapiro regarding possible conflict between [[India]] and [[Pakistan]]. According to [[Charlotte Wills]], he was writing part of the [[President of the United States|President's]] briefing. She needed to pass a message to him. ([[TV]]: {{cs|Rendition (TV story)}}) | ||
Shapiro led an armed CIA team to [[Angelo Colasanto]]'s house. Viewing evidence gathered using [[eye-5]] contact lenses, he saw that [[Brian Friedkin]] was working for [[the Three Families]] and had framed [[Rex Matheson]] and Esther Drummond. Shapiro detained Friedkin and Colasanto's granddaughter, [[Olivia Colasanto]], but Friedkin blew up the vehicle Olivia and he were in, making them both [[categories of life|category ones]]. After Angelo became the first human on the planet to die since Miracle Day, Shapiro made it a priority to learn how it happened. He recognised that Matheson and Drummond's partners, Captain [[Jack Harkness]] and [[Gwen Cooper]], would be useful to the investigation, but he was openly suspicious of them. An [[null field generator|alien device]] was eventually discovered under the floor where Angelo's bed had been. Shapiro sensed that Harkness knew what the device was, and demanded that Harkness identify it. When Harkness refused, Shapiro ordered Cooper deported to the [[United Kingdom]]. ([[TV]]: | Shapiro led an armed CIA team to [[Angelo Colasanto]]'s house. Viewing evidence gathered using [[eye-5]] contact lenses, he saw that [[Brian Friedkin]] was working for [[the Three Families]] and had framed [[Rex Matheson]] and Esther Drummond. Shapiro detained Friedkin and Colasanto's granddaughter, [[Olivia Colasanto]], but Friedkin blew up the vehicle Olivia and he were in, making them both [[categories of life|category ones]]. After Angelo became the first human on the planet to die since Miracle Day, Shapiro made it a priority to learn how it happened. He recognised that Matheson and Drummond's partners, Captain [[Jack Harkness]] and [[Gwen Cooper]], would be useful to the investigation, but he was openly suspicious of them. An [[null field generator|alien device]] was eventually discovered under the floor where Angelo's bed had been. Shapiro sensed that Harkness knew what the device was, and demanded that Harkness identify it. When Harkness refused, Shapiro ordered Cooper deported to the [[United Kingdom]]. ([[TV]]: {{cs|End of the Road (TV story)}}) | ||
Shapiro committed CIA resources to hunting for the Three Families and the cause of Miracle Day, and placed Matheson in charge of the investigation for the next two months. He trusted Matheson's instincts, no matter how unusual the potential lead. When Matheson and the [[Torchwood Institute|Torchwood]] team concluded that [[the Blessing|the source of the Miracle]] lay at opposite ends of the planet, Shapiro supported Matheson's request to travel to [[Buenos Aires]] when international travel had nearly ceased. ([[TV]]: | Shapiro committed CIA resources to hunting for the Three Families and the cause of Miracle Day, and placed Matheson in charge of the investigation for the next two months. He trusted Matheson's instincts, no matter how unusual the potential lead. When Matheson and the [[Torchwood Institute|Torchwood]] team concluded that [[the Blessing|the source of the Miracle]] lay at opposite ends of the planet, Shapiro supported Matheson's request to travel to [[Buenos Aires]] when international travel had nearly ceased. ([[TV]]: {{cs|The Gathering (TV story)}}) | ||
After Matheson's plan to converge on the source was thwarted, Shapiro recognised that the Families had placed a mole within their very directorate. He ordered agent [[Noah Vickers]] to use tracer software to locate the mole. The software identified [[Charlotte Wills]] as the traitor, just as Shapiro noticed a bag that she had left on a table beside them. He realised the bag held a bomb. It exploded an instant later, rendering Shapiro and everyone else in the room category one. Shapiro likely died along with the other victims when the Miracle ended. ([[TV]]: | After Matheson's plan to converge on the source was thwarted, Shapiro recognised that the Families had placed a mole within their very directorate. He ordered agent [[Noah Vickers]] to use tracer software to locate the mole. The software identified [[Charlotte Wills]] as the traitor, just as Shapiro noticed a bag that she had left on a table beside them. He realised the bag held a bomb. It exploded an instant later, rendering Shapiro and everyone else in the room category one. Shapiro likely died along with the other victims when the Miracle ended. ([[TV]]: {{cs|The Blood Line (TV story)}}) | ||
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Latest revision as of 09:54, 22 September 2024
Allen Shapiro was a high ranking member of the CIA.
Biography[[edit] | [edit source]]
In 2011, just after the start of Miracle Day, Esther Drummond handed a report for Shapiro regarding possible conflict between India and Pakistan. According to Charlotte Wills, he was writing part of the President's briefing. She needed to pass a message to him. (TV: Rendition [+]Loading...["Rendition (TV story)"])
Shapiro led an armed CIA team to Angelo Colasanto's house. Viewing evidence gathered using eye-5 contact lenses, he saw that Brian Friedkin was working for the Three Families and had framed Rex Matheson and Esther Drummond. Shapiro detained Friedkin and Colasanto's granddaughter, Olivia Colasanto, but Friedkin blew up the vehicle Olivia and he were in, making them both category ones. After Angelo became the first human on the planet to die since Miracle Day, Shapiro made it a priority to learn how it happened. He recognised that Matheson and Drummond's partners, Captain Jack Harkness and Gwen Cooper, would be useful to the investigation, but he was openly suspicious of them. An alien device was eventually discovered under the floor where Angelo's bed had been. Shapiro sensed that Harkness knew what the device was, and demanded that Harkness identify it. When Harkness refused, Shapiro ordered Cooper deported to the United Kingdom. (TV: End of the Road [+]Loading...["End of the Road (TV story)"])
Shapiro committed CIA resources to hunting for the Three Families and the cause of Miracle Day, and placed Matheson in charge of the investigation for the next two months. He trusted Matheson's instincts, no matter how unusual the potential lead. When Matheson and the Torchwood team concluded that the source of the Miracle lay at opposite ends of the planet, Shapiro supported Matheson's request to travel to Buenos Aires when international travel had nearly ceased. (TV: The Gathering [+]Loading...["The Gathering (TV story)"])
After Matheson's plan to converge on the source was thwarted, Shapiro recognised that the Families had placed a mole within their very directorate. He ordered agent Noah Vickers to use tracer software to locate the mole. The software identified Charlotte Wills as the traitor, just as Shapiro noticed a bag that she had left on a table beside them. He realised the bag held a bomb. It exploded an instant later, rendering Shapiro and everyone else in the room category one. Shapiro likely died along with the other victims when the Miracle ended. (TV: The Blood Line [+]Loading...["The Blood Line (TV story)"])
