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1960s London Constable (Fitzroy Square)

proactive dutiful procedural vigilant
Patrols Fitzroy Square and interacts with the TARDIS Police Box Exterior during The War Machines. Focuses on routine inspections of unusual objects like police boxes and enforces order in that specific neighborhood.
4 appearances
Local Law Enforcement
Also known as: policeman, Wimbledon Common constable, policemen, 1960s London constable, Policeman

1960s London …'s Journey

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4 moments
S3E25 · Bell of Doom
Steven abandons the Doctor over Anne Chaplet

Neutral; they are fulfilling their duty without awareness of the TARDIS’s true nature.

The policemen are referenced off-screen as an external threat, approaching the TARDIS on Wimbledon Common. Their presence forces Steven to rush back inside, trapping Dodo aboard. Though never seen, their …

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S3E25 · Bell of Doom
Steven’s Departure and Dodo’s Arrival

Neutral but functionally pivotal; their approach generates urgency and forces a chain reaction of actions (Steven’s return, Dodo’s entrapment, the TARDIS’s departure).

The policemen are an external threat that forces the TARDIS to depart abruptly, thwarting Steven’s attempt to leave and trapping Dodo aboard. Their approach serves as a narrative device to …

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S3E42 · The War Machines Episode 1
Doctor Detects Alien Signal in London

Neutral and professional, fulfilling his routine duties without suspicion or emotional investment.

A 1960s London policeman walks along the street, reading the 'Out of Order' sign on the TARDIS door. He briefly glances at the Doctor and Dodo but continues walking without …

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S3E42 · The War Machines Episode 1
Doctor senses alien threat in tower

Neutral and detached, focused on his patrol duties. His brief interaction with the TARDIS is purely procedural, with no emotional investment in the scene’s unfolding tension.

The policeman walks along the street, glancing at the TARDIS as the Doctor hangs the 'Out of Order' sign. He reads the sign, nods slightly, and continues on his patrol …

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Affiliation

Wimbledon Common Police Patrol (1966)
Local Street Patrol and Public Order Enforcement