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Character

Hall

reluctant deceptive fearful nervous opportunistic

Central conspirator in the TARDIS theft plot; recruited by Kennedy, tasked with deception via hidden hearing aid, and directly attacked. Fear-driven and opportunistic, with 14 event interactions including the Doctor, Jamie, and Kennedy.

14 appearances

Gatwick Airport Garage

Hall's Journey

A timeline through the narrative

14 moments

S4E37 · The Evil of the Daleks Part 1

Doctor and Jamie interrogate garage worker Hall

Confused but cooperative, with a hint of defensiveness when his identity is questioned, but ultimately curious about the strangers’ odd questions.

Hall is working at a bench covered in machine parts when the Doctor and Jamie interrupt him. Initially confused by Jamie’s question about the 'Tardis,' he mishears the term and …

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S4E37 · The Evil of the Daleks Part 1

Shadowy operative intercepts TARDIS theft report

Nervous and hesitant, with an undercurrent of guilt or fear

Hall’s voice trembles slightly as he delivers the damning confirmation: 'Yeah. Well, that's gone.' His tone is hesitant, laced with nervousness, suggesting reluctance or complicity in the theft. Though off-screen, …

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S4E37 · The Evil of the Daleks Part 1

Hall Reveals Leatherman Under Duress

Anxious and coerced, with a palpable sense of guilt and fear that drives his actions. His secret communication with Kennedy reveals his deep entanglement in the conspiracy.

Hall begins the scene with nervous evasiveness, producing a forged note in a weak attempt to misdirect the Doctor and Jamie. Under pressure, his resistance crumbles, and he reluctantly reveals …

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S4E37 · The Evil of the Daleks Part 1

Hall secretly reports to Kennedy

Feigned calm masking deep anxiety, torn between fear of Kennedy’s threats and the pressure of maintaining his cover.

Hall feigns cooperation with the Doctor and Jamie, producing a forged note and the false lead ‘Leatherman’ to misdirect them. The moment they exit, he activates his hidden hearing aid, …

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S4E37 · The Evil of the Daleks Part 1

Doctor deduces Hall’s deception

Unaware and unguarded, moving through the scene with a false sense of security.

Hall walks past the Doctor and Jamie, oblivious to their suspicion or the Doctor’s observations about his appearance and behavior. His demeanor is casual, but the Doctor’s keen eye has …

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S4E37 · The Evil of the Daleks Part 1

Kennedy confirms pursuit and authorizes warehouse move

Likely panicked and desperate—though not shown here, his emotional state can be inferred as fear-driven, possibly regretting his involvement in the theft. His role as the pursued makes him a ticking clock for Waterfield’s plans.

Bob Hall is referenced only as the target of the Doctor and Jamie’s pursuit, his role in this moment purely reactive. Kennedy’s report frames him as a weak link—someone the …

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S4E37 · The Evil of the Daleks Part 1

Doctor commandeers taxi to pursue Hall

Anxious and disoriented, likely driven by fear and the pressure of his involvement in the TARDIS theft. His actions are reactive, reflecting his internal conflict and desire to escape the situation.

Hall drives away in his car, unknowingly becoming the target of the Doctor and Jamie’s pursuit. His departure from the airport gates marks the transition from passive surveillance to active …

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S4E37 · The Evil of the Daleks Part 1

Doctor and Jamie find Hall’s abandoned car

Fearful and disoriented, having fled the scene under threat, leaving behind evidence of his involvement in the TARDIS theft.

Hall is not physically present in this event, but his abandoned car serves as a silent yet critical indicator of his forced departure. The Doctor’s deduction that Hall ‘must be …

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S4E37 · The Evil of the Daleks Part 1

Kennedy attacks Hall after refusal

A cascade from nervous defiance to sheer terror—Hall’s initial skepticism gives way to panic as Kennedy’s violence escalates, culminating in his unconscious state as a victim of the conspiracy’s brutality.

Hall stands in the warehouse, initially questioning Kennedy about the nature of the 'caper' but growing increasingly nervous as Kennedy reveals the violent ambush plan. His defiance peaks when he …

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S4E37 · The Evil of the Daleks Part 1

Doctor Discovers Hall’s Hidden Clues

Terrified and disoriented, oscillating between confusion (‘Where’s Ken?’) and primal survival instinct (fleeing at the mention of the train). His emotional state suggests he’s either a victim of the conspiracy or a desperate accomplice trying to escape punishment.

Hall lies unconscious on the warehouse floor, his overalls suggesting a staged role. He briefly regains consciousness, muttering ‘Where’s Ken?’ before bolting in terror when the Doctor mentions a train. …

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S4E37 · The Evil of the Daleks Part 1

Doctor Discovers a Deliberate Clue

Terrified and disoriented. Hall is clearly traumatized, his brief moment of consciousness marked by confusion and fear. The train’s arrival triggers a primal flight response, underscoring his role as a pawn in a larger, more dangerous game.

Hall lies unconscious on the warehouse floor, his overalls rumpled and his body limp. He briefly regains consciousness, murmuring 'Where's Ken?' before the Doctor’s questioning. The arrival of the train …

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S4E37 · The Evil of the Daleks Part 1

Waterfield confirms Kennedy’s planted clues

Dazed and panicked, fleeing the scene in a desperate attempt to escape Waterfield’s operation and the Doctor’s pursuit.

Bob Hall is referenced indirectly as a victim of Kennedy’s attack, described as dazed and fleeing to Euston after being confronted. His status is reported by Kennedy to Waterfield, who …

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S4E37 · The Evil of the Daleks Part 1

Waterfield enforces secrecy on Kennedy

Fearful and desperate, driven by the need to escape the consequences of his involvement in the TARDIS theft. His flight to Euston reflects a sense of urgency and self-protection.

Hall is mentioned as a ‘loose end’ from the TARDIS theft, attacked by Kennedy, and later seen fleeing to Euston with a zip bag. His actions—attempting to escape after being …

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S4E37 · The Evil of the Daleks Part 1

Waterfield retrieves the hidden parcel

Panicked and desperate, fleeing from the consequences of his involvement in the conspiracy.

Bob Hall is mentioned as a problem handled by Kennedy. He is described as dazed and fleeing to Euston after being attacked. His actions serve as a clue for the …

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Affiliation

Kennedy’s Conspiracy Group

Coordinated Conspiracy Against Time Travelers