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Commander of B Division

dutiful ruthless authoritative frustrated stoic
Commander of B Division leads Morok security forces on Xeros as a mid-level officer under Governor Lobos. He directs guards in museum patrols, intruder pursuits, ambushes, and detentions while relaying reports and enforcing discipline. Dutiful in executing orders, he shoulders blame for failures, vents frustration at subordinates, and presses ruthless action against rebels and escaped aliens. His precarious position breeds self-pity and unease with the empire's harsh tactics, yet loyalty anchors him to the occupation's chain of command.
15 appearances
Also known as: Commander (B Division), Commander B Division, COMMANDER

Commander of …'s Journey

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15 moments
S2E27 · The Dimensions of Time
Lobos Orders Alien Detention and Museum Expansion

Professional and dutiful, ready to execute orders without question.

Commander B Division is not physically present in the scene but is referenced by Lobos as the recipient of orders to detain the alien crew and organize a search. His …

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S2E27 · The Dimensions of Time
Lobos Orders Alien Capture After Ship Landing

Not explicitly shown, but inferred to be one of disciplined readiness. As a mid-level officer, the Commander is likely accustomed to receiving and acting on Lobos' orders without emotional investment. His role is purely operational, and his emotional state would align with the professional detachment expected of Morok military personnel.

Commander B Division is not physically present in the office but is referenced by Lobos as the officer tasked with organizing the search and detaining the alien crew. Lobos addresses …

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S2E27 · The Dimensions of Time
Moroks report alien ship capture

Professionally neutral, with a subtle sense of urgency—aware that the Governor’s orders will shape the next phase of the operation.

Commander K’s voice crackles through the intercom, delivering his report with the precision of a seasoned military officer. He confirms the capture of the alien spaceship and the discovery of …

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S2E27 · The Dimensions of Time
Doctor Exposes Xeros’ Fading Legacy

Neutral and professional, with no visible emotional investment in the mission beyond its execution.

Commander B Division is heard over the intercom, receiving and acknowledging Lobos’ orders to detain the Doctor’s companions in corridor 417. His voice is professional and obedient, reflecting his role …

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S2E27 · The Dimensions of Time
Lobos escalates with memory extraction

Neutral and professional, focused on executing Lobos' orders without question. His emotional state is one of detached efficiency, reflecting his role as a mid-level security officer in the Morok occupation forces.

Commander B Division, though only heard via the intercom, plays a crucial role in Lobos' plan to capture the Doctor's companions. He receives Lobos' orders to proceed to corridor 417 …

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S2E28 · The Search
Lobos humiliates Commander over TARDIS

A volatile mix of frustration, self-pity, and humiliation, with an underlying fear of Lobos’ wrath and the consequences of his perceived incompetence.

The Commander’s frustration with the locked TARDIS door escalates into a public meltdown, revealing his deep-seated insecurity and self-pity. He vents his anger at his subordinates, blaming them for the …

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S2E28 · The Search
Lobos publicly humiliates the Commander

Defensive and humiliated, masking deep anxiety about his professional survival. His emotional state oscillates between fear of Lobos’ wrath and resentment toward his subordinates, whom he may blame internally for the failures.

The Commander stands exposed in the open space outside the museum, his posture tense and defensive as Lobos’ tirade unfolds. His voice wavers with uncertainty—‘They could be in a thousand …

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S2E28 · The Search
Lobos fractures the TARDIS crew

Ruthless and calculating, with a sense of satisfaction in executing his plan to fragment the crew.

Lobos, the Morok Governor, issues orders to exploit the crew’s fragmentation with surgical precision. He directs the Commander to pursue Vicki and Barbara while ordering Ian to be taken to …

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S2E28 · The Search
Lobos orders lethal gas attack

Shocked and internally resistant, masking his discomfort behind a thin veneer of professionalism. The order forces him to confront the brutality of Morok tactics, revealing a crack in his allegiance.

The Commander of B Division stands in stunned silence as Lobos issues the order to deploy Zaphra gas, his voice cracking with disbelief when he utters the name of the …

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S2E28 · The Search
Guard lies to protect Ian

Suspicious and authoritative on the surface, but his mention of Zaphra gas betrays a discomfort with the Moroks’ ruthlessness, masking a deeper frustration with his position in the hierarchy.

The Commander interrogates Guard 2nd with suspicion, probing the validity of his claim about Governor Lobos’s summons. His demeanor shifts from bureaucratic irritation to grim satisfaction as he reveals the …

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S2E29 · The Final Phase
Commander Discovers Missing Guard

Feigned calm masking deep unease; his authority is a shield against the fear of failure and the chaos of rebellion.

The Commander arrives at the museum perimeter with cutting tools, gripping them tightly as he surveys the scene. Upon discovering the relief guard missing, he immediately abandons the tools and …

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S2E29 · The Final Phase
Revolution Interrupts Recapture

Authoritative (during recapture) → Null (after death).

The Morok guard recaptures Barbara and Dako outside the museum, ordering them against a wall at gunpoint. His authority is short-lived, as Sita shoots him dead, cutting short his attempt …

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S2E29 · The Final Phase
Lobos reaffirms cruelty despite chaos

Anxious and resigned, with a undercurrent of fear. He is acutely aware of the empire’s unraveling but lacks the agency—or courage—to challenge Lobos directly, instead relying on implied questions and fragmented speech to voice his concerns.

The Commander stands slightly hunched, his voice hesitant and laced with unspoken dread as he probes Lobos about the fate of the prisoners and the escalating security issues. His body …

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S2E29 · The Final Phase
Lobos Orders Alien Executions

Obedient and indifferent, with a sense of duty to follow Lobos’s orders, even in the face of the rebellion’s success.

The Commander of B Division arrives in the Governor’s Office and receives Lobos’s order to execute the Doctor and companions. He begins to carry out the order but is interrupted …

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S2E29 · The Final Phase
Rebels Execute Lobos and Free Prisoners

Resigned and obedient, with a hint of quiet desperation as the regime collapses around him

The Commander of B Division stands beside Lobos, obediently following his orders to execute the prisoners. His demeanor is stoic, his loyalty to the Morok regime unwavering even as the …

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Affiliation

Morok Regime (Occupation Forces)
Planetary Governance and Alien Detention