The owner of Farrel Autoplastics, a factory taken over by the Master. Farrel is hypnotised and later struggles to break free, unexpectedly creating a diversion that allows the Doctor and Jo to escape. He is also disguised as the apparent Master near the end; Yates shoots him before the Doctor reveals the deception.
Davros is the lead scientist behind the Mark III travel machine, the Dalek. He secretly gives the Thal leaders a formula to weaken the Kaled dome, using their attack to eliminate Kaleds who oppose him. He later tries to secure support for the Dalek project, but is trapped in the bunker as the Daleks reject his orders.
The Environment Secretary is interviewed by Ellie Brown as part of her major reporting assignments. During the interview, Arnie interrupts and gives Anthony Stanwick face-time with the minister, an intervention that angers MacNamara. The summary does not provide further information about the Secretary's role or response.
Ship's engineer who investigates power fluctuations. Discovers the Rutan spy, is killed by it, and his body is partially dissected and used as a disguise by the alien infiltrator.
Manifests as a ghostly entity resembling Benton's deceased army sergeant father. It torments Benton in the woods, urging self-doubt and guilt, but ultimately resolves when Benton overcomes his trauma, with a final voice declaring the game is now over.
Michael Wisher has 22 screen credits in a career dating back to 1963. Their work is anchored in the The Stranger collection universe with 1 titles. Signature works include Wartime, McDonnell Douglas Information Systems, Doctor Who: Genesis of the Daleks. Explore the interactive character relationship maps on each title page to trace how their roles connect across franchises.
