Jo Grant

Jo Grant enters the UNIT laboratory carrying a file from the Brigadier, only to be dismissed by the Doctor as the 'tea lady.' Undeterred, she swiftly grabs a fire extinguisher …

Jo Grant enters the lab carrying a file, initially met with the Doctor’s dismissal. She swiftly acts to extinguish the smoldering device, defending her actions with calm professionalism despite his …

Jo Grant is mentioned but not physically present in this event. She is described as accompanying Brigadier Lethbridge-Stewart in questioning staff elsewhere in the facility. Her absence highlights the division …

The Time Lord materializes unexpectedly in a pinstripe suit and bowler hat, warning the Doctor of the Master’s volatiser bomb trap. He delivers the warning with a mix of urgency …

Jo Grant bursts into the laboratory with an air of eager professionalism, immediately addressing the Doctor and Brigadier with updates on the stolen meteorite investigation and the secured electronic spares. …

Jo Grant arrives with the Doctor and Brigadier, eager to assist but immediately sidelined by the Doctor’s directive to stay with the Brigadier. Her physical presence is marked by her …

Jo Grant offers a polite and warm 'Good morning' to the Director, her greeting serving as a humanizing contrast to the formal military introduction. She stands slightly behind Yates and …

Jo Grant stands slightly apart from the group, her posture eager but hesitant as she fires rapid questions about the Nestenes, revealing her lack of scientific background. She volunteers to …

Jo Grant stands beside the Doctor in the UNIT laboratory, her posture eager but slightly awkward as she fires rapid questions about the Nestenes. She reveals her scientific inexperience with …

Jo, crouched behind a pile of milk crates, rises slightly to track the Master and Farrel’s movements. In her haste, she knocks over a stack of small boxes, the clatter …

Jo Grant crouches behind a stack of milk crates, her breath shallow as she watches the Master and Farrel. Her attempt to remain hidden is undermined when she knocks over …

Jo Grant stands before the Master, her posture initially tense but gradually slackening as his hypnotic influence takes hold. She responds to his questions with mechanical precision, her voice devoid …

Jo Grant stands catatonically, staring blankly into space, unresponsive to Yates' attempts to question her about the Master's location. The Doctor diagnoses her as suffering from post-hypnotic alienation and schizoid …

Jo Grant stands in a dissociative state, her mind fractured by the Master’s post-hypnotic conditioning. She is physically present but emotionally and mentally detached, unresponsive to Yates’ urgent questioning. The …

Jo Grant regains consciousness in a disoriented and traumatized state, her body trembling as she relives the explosion and mind-controlled actions. She struggles to articulate her fragmented memories—mentioning the box, …

Jo Grant emerges from a violent, mind-controlled fugue state, her body trembling uncontrollably as she relives the Auton explosion. Her voice is raw with panic, her eyes darting as she …

Jo Grant enters the laboratory cautiously, her demeanor reflecting her lingering psychological trauma. She apologizes profusely to the Doctor for her perceived role in the bomb incident, her voice trembling …

Jo Grant stands at the emotional epicenter of this event, her body language tense and her voice trembling as she apologizes for the bomb incident ('I might have killed you …

Jo Grant remains in the back seat of Bessie, her vigilance sharpened by the circus’s unsettling atmosphere. She pokes her head up just enough to observe the Doctor’s interaction with …

Jo Grant stands at a distance, her eyes locked on the Doctor as he investigates the horsebox. She watches in tense silence as Rossini and the strongman emerge from the …

Jo stands in the TARDIS console room, her posture tense but resolute as she delivers the revelation. Her voice is low and urgent, cutting through the ambient hum of the …

Jo Grant stands in the Brigadier’s office, the weight of his unspoken accusations hanging in the air. Though the scene text is sparse, her physical presence—likely tense, perhaps with her …

Jo Grant stands inside the TARDIS exterior—a telephone box—her posture tense but determined as she delivers her line with quiet urgency. She is physically present, alone in the confined space, …

Jo Grant is the direct recipient of the Brigadier’s order, though her physical presence in the scene is implied rather than shown. The Brigadier’s command—‘You’ll stay in the background till …

Jo Grant stands partially concealed among the circus tents, her posture tense but controlled as she tracks Professor Philips' movements. Her eyes narrow slightly as he approaches the horsebox, her …

Jo Grant, observing from outside the caravan, witnesses the Doctor’s interrogation and ignores his subtle signal to stay hidden. She bursts in just as Tony attempts to gag the Doctor, …

Jo Grant, observing the Doctor’s interrogation from outside Rossini’s caravan, seizes the moment when Tony moves to gag the Doctor. She smashes a vase over Tony’s head, knocking him unconscious, …

Jo Grant is unknowingly observed via live scanner footage by the Master and Philips while standing near the horsebox with the Doctor. Her physical description—'small, blond, short hair'—is relayed to …

Jo Grant reacts with confusion and alarm as Professor Philips bursts into the caravan brandishing a silver rod. She freezes momentarily, her eyes widening as the Doctor identifies the rod …

Jo Grant stands beside the Doctor in Rossini’s caravan, her confusion evident as Professor Philips suddenly enters brandishing a silver rod. She reacts with alarm to the Doctor’s identification of …

Jo stands in shocked silence as the Doctor exits the horsebox, her anxiety palpable. When Rossini’s mob ambushes the Doctor and he is struck with a baseball bat, she screams …

Jo stands near the horsebox, her body tense as she witnesses Philips’ corpse and the Doctor’s frantic retrieval of the TARDIS component. She urges the Doctor to hurry, her voice …

Jo Grant regains consciousness in the back of the speeding police car, her body visibly battered and bruised from the earlier struggle. She immediately checks on the Doctor, her concern …

Jo flees the wrecked car with the Doctor, taking cover behind the rocky outcrop as the Autons close in. She remains silent during the chaos but moves swiftly when the …

Jo Grant flees the crashed car alongside the Doctor, crouching behind the rocky outcrop as the Autons hunt them. She remains silent but compliant, her fear palpable as the Autons …

Rex Farrel stands in the factory office, visibly tense as he delivers the report of the Autons' failure to capture the Doctor and Jo Grant. His posture is rigid, and …

Jo is present in the UNIT laboratory, observing the Doctor's dismissive behavior toward the Brigadier. She questions the Doctor about his actions, reminding him of the Brigadier's past help in …

Jo challenges the Doctor's ungratefulness toward the Brigadier, reminding him of past life-saving actions. She questions his sabotage of the TARDIS, acting as a moral counterweight to his alien detachment. …

Jo Grant watches the Doctor’s experiment with growing concern, questioning his actions and reminding him of the Brigadier’s role in saving their lives. When the TARDIS malfunctions, she reacts with …

Jo Grant stands slightly to the side, her posture calm but attentive, as she attempts to mediate the Doctor's frustration with UNIT's reports. She asks pragmatic questions ('Some kind of …

Jo acts as a pragmatic and empathetic counterpoint to the Doctor, gently probing Mrs. Farrel for deeper details about her husband’s emotional state and the circumstances of his death. Her …

Jo acts as a gentle intermediary, offering emotional support to Mrs. Farrel while probing for details about her husband’s state of mind. Her tone is soft and reassuring, contrasting with …

Jo receives the doll from Mrs. Farrel and immediately recognizes its threat, her UNIT training kicking in as she processes its uncanny behavior. She listens intently to Mrs. Farrel’s account …

Jo Grant assists the Doctor by examining the doll and listening intently to Mrs. Farrel’s account of its movement. She reacts with a mix of curiosity and unease, her expression …

Jo Grant stands slightly apart from the dissection, her posture tense and her expression uneasy. She explains the doll's origin from Farrel's home and its suspected role in his death, …

Jo stands near the Doctor, visibly uncomfortable as he dissects the doll, her disgust evident in her reaction ('Yuk!'). She assists by requisitioning equipment from scientific supplies, though the process …

Jo Grant stands near the Bunsen burner, watching Yates prepare cocoa without the Doctor’s permission. She voices her concern about using the Doctor’s equipment, then attempts to contact Mister Campbell …

Jo Grant stands in the UNIT laboratory, phone pressed to her ear, her voice trembling with urgency as she makes a frantic one-sided call to Campbell. She is visibly distressed, …

Jo is caught completely off-guard as the Auton dwarf doll leaps at her from its hiding place, its plastic limbs moving with unnatural precision. She turns just in time to …

Jo Grant stands near the telephone in the UNIT laboratory, her posture tense as she recounts the Auton doll's attack. She answers the Doctor's questions with nervous precision, her voice …

Jo stands near the Doctor, her arms crossed as she recounts the Auton doll’s attack with a tense, slightly shaken demeanor. She confirms her location on the telephone when the …

Jo Grant is dismissed by the Doctor to fetch Mister Campbell from the stores. She leaves the lab without protest, her nervous energy palpable as she steps out. Her departure …

Jo stands beside the Doctor, assisting with his analysis of the daffodil and asking questions to clarify his findings. She receives a radio from Yates, which formalizes her role as …

Jo stands beside the Doctor, her curiosity piqued by the daffodil’s molecular structure as she asks questions and absorbs the urgency of the moment. When Yates hands her the radio, …

Jo is deeply involved in the daffodil analysis, her curiosity and quick thinking leading her to accidentally trigger the daffodil with her radio. She experiences a moment of panic as …

Jo Grant enters the UNIT laboratory unexpectedly, distracting the Master and interrupting his assassination attempt on the Doctor. She reveals the critical information about the RAF’s impending strike on the …

Jo Grant enters the laboratory unexpectedly, interrupting the Master's attempt to shoot the Doctor. Her sudden presence distracts the Master, allowing the Doctor to seize the dematerialization circuit. In her …

Jo Grant is caught in the crossfire of the Master's tactical strike, her arms pinned alongside the Doctor as the Auton carries out its orders. Her usual resilience is tested, …

Jo lies bound on the floor of the coach, her discomfort evident as the Master snatches the dematerialization circuit from her. She engages in a tense exchange with the Doctor, …

Jo lies bound on the floor of the coach, confused but attentive as the Doctor explains their location and the Master’s plan. She follows his lead, confirming their proximity to …

Jo stands close to the Doctor, her body language tense and slightly hunched, as if bracing against the weight of their situation. She watches the Doctor’s frantic tapping with a …

Jo, having freed one hand, signals her progress to the Doctor with a determined glance. Her moment of triumph is cut short as she shouts a warning—‘Careful!’—just as the Autons …

Jo Grant, though physically restrained, demonstrates remarkable resourcefulness by freeing one hand—a small but defiant act that momentarily disrupts the Autons’ control. Her warning to the Doctor ('Careful!') reveals her …

Jo Grant works in tense silence to free the Doctor from his restraints, her actions speaking louder than words. Her demeanor is one of quiet determination, her movements precise and …

Jo Grant, ever loyal to the Doctor, follows his lead without hesitation. She moves swiftly and decisively, escaping through the emergency exit as the coach skids to a halt. Her …

Jo stands slightly off-balance, her weight shifted to her uninjured leg as she responds to the Doctor. Her voice is quiet but steady, betraying neither pain nor panic—just a matter-of-fact …

Jo Grant is present at the scene, her horror evident as she witnesses the Master shove the civilian technician to his death. She immediately alerts the Doctor to the incident, …

Jo Grant witnesses the Master’s violent act from a distance, her alarm evident as she calls out to the Doctor. Though not physically engaged in the chase, her observation and …

Jo stands near the Doctor, her expression shifting from relief to confusion as the Doctor corrects her assumption about the Master’s escape. She listens intently, her body language betraying her …

Jo Grant arrives at Stangmoor Prison alongside the Doctor, visibly uneasy as she compares its gothic architecture to Dracula’s castle. She hands the Doctor a forged UNIT ID pass, her …

Jo Grant hands the Doctor a forged UNIT ID pass and reacts with unease to the prison’s gothic appearance and the Doctor’s playful yet ominous behavior. She smiles awkwardly for …

Jo Grant sits beside the Doctor in the Process Theatre, observing the Keller Machine demonstration with growing skepticism. She exchanges a brief, questioning glance with the Doctor when he mutters …

Jo accompanies the Doctor to the Process Theatre, initially expressing concern about the rioting noise and questioning his insistence on attending. She sits quietly during Kettering’s explanation but reacts with …

Jo Grant sits among the audience in the Process Theatre, her curiosity piqued by the Doctor's insistence on attending the demonstration. She reacts with concern as the Keller Machine malfunctions, …

Jo Grant stands beside the Doctor, her sharp eyes immediately drawn to the victim’s terrified expression and the unnatural bite and scratch marks on his skin. She voices her observations …

Jo Grant stands beside the Doctor, her sharp eyes immediately locking onto the victim’s terrified expression and the rat-like marks on his body. She voices her observations aloud, pressing the …

Jo enters the Process Theatre with Summers, listens intently to the escalating debate between the Doctor and Kettering, and remains silent until the Doctor exits. She then delivers a sharp, …

Jo enters the Process Theatre with Doctor Summers, listening intently as the Doctor dismantles Kettering’s defenses. She remains silent during the initial exchange but steps forward to defend the Doctor’s …

Jo enters the Process Theatre with Doctor Summers, briefly interacts with the group, and delivers a sharp, loyal defense of the Doctor’s credibility after Kettering dismisses him as 'mad.' She …

Jo connects the timing of Kettering’s death to the prison riot, reinforcing the Doctor’s argument about the machine’s psychological influence. Her observation ('That must have been about the time the …

Jo notes the timing of Kettering's death coinciding with the prison riot, reinforcing the Doctor's concerns. She observes the unfolding events with sharp curiosity and alarm, contributing to the growing …

Jo stands beside the Doctor, her expression a mix of concern and support. She observes the timing of Kettering’s death aligning with the prison riot, reinforcing the Doctor’s claims. Her …

Jo Grant stands nearby, offering to assist the Doctor but is immediately rebuffed. She remains present, observing the exchange between the Doctor and the Governor with a mix of curiosity …

Jo offers to assist the Doctor in disabling the Keller machine, stepping forward with a mix of professionalism and personal investment in the mission. Her posture is open, her tone …

Jo Grant stands as the relentless interrogator in this scene, her sharp questions cutting through the medical ward’s sterile air like a scalpel. She presses Doctor Summers for details about …

Jo Grant actively interrogates Doctor Summers about Barnham’s mental state and Kettering’s autopsy, her tone insistent and probing. She stands as the Doctor’s surrogate, pushing for transparency and challenging the …

Jo enters the Process Theatre and finds the Doctor disoriented and psychologically assaulted by the Keller Machine. She comforts him and distracts the machine, breaking its grip on his mind. …

Jo Grant initiates the interaction with Barnham, offering him chocolates as a gesture of kindness, but her attempt at connection is met with Barnham’s detached confusion. She probes him about …

Jo Grant stands beside Barnham’s bed, her posture relaxed but her tone carrying the weight of professional skepticism. She begins with a clinical reassurance ('everything seems all right'), but her …

Jo stands by the emergency phone, her fingers tightening around the receiver as she realizes the line is dead—a critical failure that cuts off their only means of summoning help. …

Jo Grant is forcibly taken up the stairs by Mailer, her distress implied by Summers’ plea about her arm. She is threatened with isolation in a cell, heightening her fear …

Vosper initially resists Summers’ attempt to restrain him but quickly defers to Mailer’s authority. He pushes Summers out of the cell under Mailer’s orders, enforcing the hostage scenario. Vosper’s compliance …

Jo Grant is forcibly removed from the cell by Vosper and then pinned against the wall by Mailer, who presses a gun to her throat. Her physical helplessness is underscored …

Jo Grant is mentioned as a hostage held by Mailer, her captivity framed as an occupational hazard by the Governor. Summers pleads for her safety, emphasizing the real and immediate …

Jo Grant is the subject of the phone call, revealed to have been captured and held hostage at Stangmoor Prison. She is not physically present in the scene, but her …

Jo Grant is referenced as a hostage whose life is explicitly tied to the inmates' demands for release. Though physically absent from this exchange, her presence looms large as the …

Jo Grant, though not physically present in the Governor’s office, is a critical figure in this moment as one of the hostages threatened by Mailer’s riot. Her peril is implied …

Vosper acts as Mailer's reluctant subordinate, following orders to admit the Governor but showing unease around Barnham. His nervous demeanor suggests a growing discomfort with the uprising, and he helps …

Vosper assists Mailer in the hostage situation but is ultimately overpowered by the prison officers after Jo disarms Mailer. His role is subordinate to Mailer’s, and his reactions are reactive …

Vosper serves as Mailer’s loyal lieutenant, executing his orders with pragmatic efficiency. He announces the Governor’s arrival, opens the door to admit him, and later helps Mailer up after he’s …

Jo Grant is mid-game with Barnham when the alarm erupts, her body tensing visibly as her face pales. Her initial reaction—'Oh no, not again'—is a visceral, unfiltered expression of her …

Jo reacts with sharp urgency to the feedback scream and Vosper’s armed presence, immediately assessing the danger. She turns to Summers, her voice low but insistent, urging him to flee. …

Jo Grant is not physically present in the scene but is a central figure in the dialogue. The Master reveals her captivity in one of Stangmoor’s 'best cells,' using her …

Jo Grant is not physically present in this event but is referenced as a hostage held in a prison cell by the Master. Her captivity is used as leverage against …

Jo Grant stands tensely in the prison cell, her body language shifting from alertness to fragile hope as she hears the distant gunfire. She turns toward Summers, her voice lifting …

Jo Grant’s muffled cry for help—Doctor! Doctor, we're in here!—is raw with fear and urgency, revealing her and Doctor Summers’ location to the Doctor. Her voice carries the weight of …

Jo Grant stands frozen in the prison cell, her confusion deepening as Vosper’s armed entry and Summers’ forced removal unfold. Her plea—‘What’s so special about me?’—reveals her vulnerability and the …

Jo Grant is not physically present in this scene but is referenced as the target of the Master’s threat. Her life is used as leverage to coerce the Doctor into …

Jo Grant is not physically present in this scene but is invoked as a leverage point by the Master. Her life is threatened to coerce the Doctor’s compliance, making her …

Jo Grant, still disoriented from her captivity, suddenly hears the Doctor’s voice for the first time since his capture. Her reaction is immediate and visceral—she calls out, 'Doctor! Doctor, is …

Jo is tending to the Doctor when the Master enters, immediately confronting him about his treatment of the Doctor. Her alarm and protective instincts are exploited by the Master, who …

Jo is not physically present in this exchange but is indirectly referenced as one of the two exceptions to the B Wing clearance. Her absence in the scene underscores the …

Jo Grant is visibly frantic, her voice rising with urgency as she pleads with Vosper to open the cell door and help the Doctor. She points out the Doctor’s weakened …

Jo Grant is visibly distressed, pleading with Doctor Summers for help as she tries to force a tablet into the Doctor’s mouth. When the Doctor regains consciousness and rejects the …

Jo Grant watches anxiously as Summers examines the Doctor, her desperation growing as she pleads for help. When Summers hands her the bottle of tablets, she clutches it like a …

Jo wakes abruptly in the prison cell and immediately challenges Vosper’s authority with a sharp demand for food, her tone defiant and unyielding. She argues logically, invoking the Master’s orders …

Jo, quick-witted and resourceful, seizes the moment when Charlie enters with the food tray. She slams the tray into Charlie’s face, delivers a karate chop to disarm him, and then …

Jo Grant seizes the initiative when Charlie enters with the food tray. She feigns interest in the food before suddenly slamming the tray into Charlie’s face and delivering a precise …

Jo is momentarily distracted, allowing the Doctor to lock the cell door. She reacts with surprise and a sarcastic remark about the Doctor’s sudden recovery, highlighting her perception of his …

Jo is visibly agitated, her eyes scanning the room for any means of escape or communication. She suggests attempting a break for it and later searches frantically for a telephone, …

Jo is visibly anxious, her movements quick and purposeful as she scans the office for a telephone, her fingers trembling slightly as she rummages through drawers. When she turns on …

Jo stands near the Doctor, her body language tense and alert as she scans the room and the window, tracking the Master’s departure. She offers the Doctor a gun with …

Jo enters the cell block alongside the Doctor and is immediately struck by Charlie’s terrified expression, which she recognizes as mirroring the reactions of previous victims. Her observation—'His face! He …

The Doctor stands in the Process Theatre, his analytical mind racing as the Keller Machine vanishes. He deduces its disappearance is due to Mailer’s hidden malevolence, a revelation that momentarily …

Jo Grant spots Barnham first, her voice sharp with recognition and urgency. She immediately reassures him, cutting through his confusion with a direct statement about their escape plan. Her body …

Jo Grant stands in the open courtyard, her body language tense with urgency as she waves both arms frantically toward the UNIT helicopter. Her voice is loud and desperate, laced …

Jo is forcibly escorted into Mailer’s office, her frustration palpable as she witnesses the Doctor’s failed negotiation. She delivers a blunt, no-nonsense assessment of Mailer’s situation, calling out the Master’s …

Jo is physically present in the Governor’s Office, standing alongside the Doctor after being captured while attempting to signal UNIT. She supports the Doctor’s plea to Mailer, warning him that …

Jo Grant actively participates in the draughts game with the Doctor, using it as a tactical distraction to defy the Master’s authority. She shushes the Master mid-sentence, reinforcing the Doctor’s …

Jo Grant sits on the floor of the prison cell, engaged in a game of draughts with the Doctor. She plays with focused intensity, deliberately ignoring the Master’s arrival to …

The Doctor initiates and sustains a game of draughts with Jo, deliberately ignoring the Master’s attempts to interrupt. He focuses intently on the game, using it as a symbolic act …

Jo takes the initiative to address the Doctor’s exhaustion, scavenging leftover breakfast scraps from the cell floor—a defiant act from their earlier rebellion—and insists they share the meager rations. She …

Jo is also not physically present during this event, but her captivity alongside the Doctor is the driving force behind UNIT’s infiltration. Her earlier attempts to scavenge food and maintain …

Jo stands in the cramped prison cell, her posture tense as she listens to the distant sounds of chaos spilling into the prison. Her dialogue—‘It seems to be right inside …

Jo remains physically still but emotionally alert, her quiet warning (‘They won’t listen’) cutting through Mailer’s bluster. She acts as a passive but observant participant, her anxiety palpable as she …

Jo stands frozen in the cell, her body tense as Mailer’s gun swings toward her. She swallows hard, her eyes darting between the Doctor and the weapon, her voice trembling …

Jo Grant arrives with the Doctor and the Brigadier, briefly acknowledging the Brigadier’s greeting before remaining silent during the exchange. She stands observantly as the Doctor and Brigadier interact, absorbing …

Jo Grant moves swiftly to Barnham’s side, her voice gentle but firm as she shields him from imprisonment. She comforts him with reassuring words, ensuring he’s fed and cared for. …

Jo Grant is briefly off-screen during this moment, having left with Sergeant Benton to find food for Barnham. However, her influence is felt in the room, as the Doctor and …

Jo Grant is not physically present during this specific event, as she has already left the Prison Governor’s Office with the Doctor. However, her earlier actions—bringing a bowl of food …

Jo Grant is also not physically present during this event, having left the prison governor’s office with the Doctor to attend to Barnham’s recovery. Her compassionate actions—bringing the bowl of …

Jo stands slightly apart, her confusion evident as she watches the Doctor use Barnham. She voices her bewilderment ('I don’t understand') but quickly grasps the Doctor’s explanation, her loyalty preventing …

Jo stands beside the Doctor, initially confused by the Machine’s sudden deactivation in Barnham’s presence. She questions the Doctor’s actions, seeking clarification about Barnham’s role and the Machine’s behavior. Her …

Jo reacts with visceral disgust to the Keller Machine, her face contorted in revulsion as she questions the Doctor’s inability to destroy it. Her compassion surfaces when she agrees to …

Jo reacts with visceral disgust to the brain-like entity, her face contorted in horror as she urges the Doctor to destroy it immediately. Though initially insistent, she reluctantly agrees to …

Jo Grant physically intervenes in Summers’ attempt to remove Barnham, positioning herself as a barrier between the doctor and the door. She drags Barnham back toward the Keller Machine with …

Jo Grant stands resolute in the tension-filled Process Theatre, her posture calm but her eyes reflecting the weight of the moment. She accepts Doctor Summers’ delegation of responsibility for Barnham …

Jo Grant is not physically present in this scene, but she is the catalyst for the Doctor’s decision to withdraw. Her name is invoked as the Doctor’s priority, framing her …

Jo stands physically subdued in the Doctor’s presence, her posture slightly hunched as she absorbs his sharp rebuke. She stammers slightly when repeating her remark about the Keller Machine, unaware …

Jo acts as the emotional anchor in this tense moment, her presence a counterbalance to the Doctor’s clinical approach. She stands near Barnham, her body language open and reassuring, offering …

Jo arrives in the Black Maria with the Doctor and Barnham, playing a crucial role in the Doctor’s plan. She shouts the prearranged signal 'Now, Doctor!' to trigger the disarmament …

Jo arrives in the Black Maria with Barnham and the Keller Machine, witnessing the Doctor’s confrontation with the Master. As the Doctor disarms the Master, she immediately breaks protocol, pulling …

Jo Grant communicates via radio, providing updates to the Doctor and coordinating with the Brigadier. Her voice is clear and focused, reflecting her role as a bridge between the Doctor …

Jo runs alongside the Doctor toward the helicopter, her focus on survival, but her resolve falters when she sees Barnham crushed under the Master’s van. She hesitates, her grief and …

Jo runs to the helicopter with the Doctor but hesitates when they return to Barnham’s body. She is visibly distraught, her emotional state reflecting guilt and sorrow. The Doctor urges …

Jo stands near the Doctor, her body language tense and her voice trembling as she voices her guilt over leaving Barnham at the prison. She apologizes to the Doctor, her …

Jo stands beside the Doctor in the UNIT Mobile HQ, her face etched with guilt and sorrow. She expresses remorse over leaving Barnham behind at the prison, a decision that …

Jo Grant stands quietly in the background of the Prison Governor’s Office, her expression somber as she processes the loss of Barnham. She listens to the exchange between the Doctor …

Jo Grant receives the Doctor’s condolence with a quiet, grieving demeanor. Though her dialogue is not explicitly shown, her presence in the scene implies she is processing Barnham’s death, her …

Jo stands in the Prison Governor’s Office, her expression likely concerned and compassionate as she attempts to reassure the Doctor. Her body language is probably open and approachable, contrasting with …

Jo Grant actively confronts Bill Filer with a probing question about Washington’s intentions regarding the Master, her body language tense and her tone sharp with skepticism. She presses Filer further …

Jo Grant enters the Brigadier’s office with Bill Filer, her curiosity piqued by the tension in the room. She interrupts the Doctor and Chinn’s confrontation with a polite but slightly …

Jo stands in the doorway of the radar room, her eyes wide with fear as she listens to the operators' urgent updates. Her voice trembles as she voices her concern …

Jo stands in the doorway of the radar room, her expression tense as she listens to the operators relay the UFO’s trajectory. She voices her fear aloud, asking if the …

Jo Grant rushes into the mobile HQ with the Doctor and UNIT personnel, her eyes wide with a mix of adrenaline and concern. She moves quickly, her eagerness to assist …

Jo Grant, though initially a silent observer, becomes the catalyst for the scene's pivotal revelation. Noticing the oscilloscope's erratic behavior, she alerts the Doctor, her voice tinged with excitement and …

Jo stands near the oscilloscope, her attention fully absorbed by the device’s readings. She is the first to notice the anomalous signal, immediately alerting the Doctor with a sense of …

Jo Grant stands near the Doctor, her eagerness to participate in the mission palpable. When the Doctor dismisses her, her frustration is evident, though she does not openly challenge his …

Jo Grant stands in UNIT Mobile HQ, her posture deceptively compliant as Yates and Benton prepare to leave. She listens intently to their exchange about the body and car, her …

Jo Grant is stationed at UNIT’s comms system when Bill Filer’s distress call suddenly breaks through the static. Her body tenses as she recognizes his voice immediately, her response—‘Bill? Bill, …

Jo Grant stands alone inside the Axos ship, her voice trembling as she calls out for Bill Filer. Her posture is tense, her eyes scanning the alien corridors for any …

Jo Grant is found lying at Axon Man’s feet, visibly shaken and disoriented, her voice trembling as she describes the horrifying entity that emerged from the wall. Her insistence that …

Axon Man calmly explains Jo’s experience as a hallucination caused by the ship’s organic emissions. He dismisses her claim of hearing Bill Filer’s voice with serene authority, reinforcing the Axons’ …

Jo Grant is the emotional core of the event, her distress over Bill Filer’s disappearance driving her to confront Chinn directly. She insists on searching for Filer, her dialogue laced …

Jo is anxious and determined, recounting her encounter with the replicated Filer to the Doctor and pleading with Chinn to allow a search for the real Filer. She supports the …

Jo stands near the Doctor, her contribution to the discussion concise and pivotal—she identifies Axonite as the ‘copying molecule,’ validating the Doctor’s claims. She listens intently as the Doctor and …

Jo stands slightly to the side, her posture engaged and attentive. She interjects with the term ‘copying molecule,’ confirming the Doctor’s assessment of Axonite’s capabilities. Her contribution is concise but …

Jo protests the Brigadier’s order to split up, expressing concern and hesitation about the plan. She questions the Doctor’s location and reluctantly agrees to find him in the lab after …

Jo Grant is surrounded by the Axons alongside the Doctor and subjected to the same energy-draining process. Her body stiffens as her energy is drained, her companion resilience stripped away …

Jo is held on the floor, her body immobilized by Axos' living claws, which clamp around her limbs and torso. Her panic is immediate and visceral, her voice trembling as …

Jo Grant is absent from the scene but is mentioned by Hardiman in his urgent inquiry about her and the Doctor’s whereabouts. Her disappearance is a point of concern, tying …

Jo Grant is absent from this scene, but her earlier interactions with Filer (e.g., their shared investigations or Filer’s protection of her) create an implicit emotional undercurrent. Her absence heightens …

Jo Grant is not physically present in this event but is mentioned by Hardiman as missing. Her absence, like the Doctor’s, creates uncertainty about her safety and potential role in …

Jo Grant stands silently in the Axos Main Chamber, her presence a quiet but significant counterpoint to the Doctor’s confrontation. She is not a participant in the dialogue but a …

Jo Grant is not physically present in the laboratory, but her absence is a driving force in the scene. She is referenced as a critical missing person whose whereabouts are …

Jo stands beside the Doctor, her curiosity piqued by his remark about Chinn. She interjects with a simple but pointed question, 'What do you mean?', serving as both a narrative …

Jo stands beside the Doctor in the Axos Main Chamber, listening to the exchange with the Axon Man. She interjects with a confused question ('What do you mean?'), seeking clarification …

Jo responds to the Doctor's call with confusion and hesitation, her What's happening? betraying her disorientation and fear. She is physically and emotionally vulnerable in this moment, but ultimately follows …

Jo is overwhelmed by Axos' psychic assault, her mind spiraling into panic as she repeats 'I can't!' in a loop of despair. The Doctor's slap jolts her momentarily, but it …

Jo is trapped in Axos' disorienting interior, her mind under psychic assault. She spirals into panic, repeating 'I can't!' as Axos fractures her resistance. The Doctor slaps her to shock …

Jo Grant expresses deep anxiety and skepticism about the Doctor's plan. She questions the feasibility of stopping Axos and voices strong distrust of the Master, warning the Doctor of the …

Jo Grant stands near the Doctor, her posture tense and her expression skeptical as she listens to his warnings and plans. She voices her concerns directly, challenging the Doctor's decision …

Jo is visibly distressed, questioning the Doctor about the coordinates and protesting his departure with growing desperation. Her emotional outburst—'No, you can’t!'—reveals her deep attachment to the Doctor and her …

Jo Grant is visibly distressed, pleading with the Doctor not to leave. She questions the course coordinates and protests vehemently against the Doctor’s departure with the Master. Her emotional outburst …

Filer urgently pulls Jo Grant to safety with the command—‘Come on, Jo!’—as the Axos breach escalates. His protective instinct and quick thinking highlight the immediate danger, forcing Jo to abandon …

Jo Grant clings to the Doctor as the TARDIS dematerializes, her plea—'No, Doctor, you can't! Please!'—revealing her raw fear of abandonment and desperation. Stranded in the lab, she is pulled …

Jo Grant stands near Bill Filer, her confusion evident as she questions the sudden halt in the assault. She is physically present but peripheral to the immediate technical crisis, her …

Jo stands near the Brigadier, her expression shifting from confusion to concern as the attack halts abruptly. She turns to Bill (off-screen) for answers, her voice laced with urgency. Her …

Jo screams in terror as the Axon creatures burst into the TARDIS console room, her body frozen in shock as she witnesses the creatures overpower Benton and Yates. She clutches …

Jo screams as the Axon creatures burst into the TARDIS lab, her voice raw with terror. She watches in horror as Benton and Yates’ efforts fail, and the Doctor is …

Jo evacuates the lab with the Brigadier and Chinn, her call for Bill ('Bill!') revealing her concern for his safety amid the chaos. She is driven away in Chinn’s limousine, …

Jo stands amidst the chaos of the explosion, her voice trembling as she calls out for the Doctor, her concern for his safety cutting through the smoke and debris. She …

Jo stands beside the Brigadier, her gaze fixed on the twisted metal girders, a silent witness to the devastation wrought by Axos. Her body language—tense and anxious—reflects her awareness of …

Jo Grant interrupts the Doctor’s evasions with a single, pointed word—'Doctor?'—which acts as a catalyst for his admission. Her presence is quiet but pivotal; she doesn’t press further, but her …

The Brigadier stands with his arms crossed, his expression a mix of analytical scrutiny and authoritative pressure. He listens intently to the Doctor’s explanation of the time loop, then pivots …

Jo leans in skeptically as the Doctor completes his circuit, her arms crossed and her tone laced with concern. She frames his obsession as a 'hobby' and a 'game,' directly …

Jo Grant, standing beside the Doctor in the UNIT laboratory, initially dismisses his work on the dematerialization circuit as a 'hobby' or 'game,' her skepticism evident in her tone and …

Jo stands near the Doctor, watching his repairs with a mix of curiosity and skepticism. She engages him in lighthearted but probing dialogue, questioning his motives and the practicality of …

Jo’s reaction is a whirlwind of emotions, beginning with awe as she takes in the TARDIS’s impossible interior ('I don’t believe it!'). Her curiosity is short-lived, however, as the doors …

Jo’s initial awe at the TARDIS’s impossible interior dimensions quickly dissolves into panic as the doors lock shut and the time rotor activates. She clutches the edge of the console, …

Jo stands near the TARDIS doors, her body language tense and hesitant as she repeatedly demands to return to Earth. She listens to the Doctor’s descriptions of Uxarieus with a …

Jo stands near the TARDIS doors, her body language tense and defensive as she demands to leave. She physically pounds on the doors in frustration, her voice rising in pitch …

Jo Grant’s initial wonder at the alien flower quickly gives way to unease as she notices the machine-like tracks. Her fear escalates when she spots an armed figure near the …

Jo kneels beside the Doctor to examine a rock sample, her attention divided between the alien terrain and the Doctor’s scientific focus. As she glances over her shoulder, her body …

Jo is forcibly brought into the colony dome with the Doctor but is quickly escorted away by Jane to the dining area. She expresses reluctance to impose on the colonists …

Jo is brought into the dome at gunpoint alongside the Doctor, expressing reluctance to impose on the colonists but complying with Ashe’s instructions. She is escorted away by Jane to …

Jo Grant enters the mess hall with Jane, observing the tension between the Martins. She engages in polite conversation with Jane and Mary, learning about the colony’s timeline and the …

Jo Grant sits at the communal mess hall table, engaging in polite but increasingly disorienting conversation with Mary Ashe. Initially, she participates in small talk about Earth’s fashion, but her …

Jo enters the mess hall with Jane, engaging in polite small talk while observing the colonists' tensions. She inquires about the meager soup ration, her curiosity piqued by the colony's …

Jo enters the mess hall with Jane, observing the colonists’ tension with quiet curiosity. She engages in polite small talk about the soup (‘Is that the first course?’), masking her …

Jo Grant enters Ashe’s office with Mary and confirms hearing Jane Leeson’s terrified radio transmission about the reptile attack. Her brief but impactful dialogue—'I heard her too. She sounded terrified.'—reveals …

Jo Grant enters the office alongside Mary, her expression tense as she listens to the exchange between the Doctor and Ashe. When Mary delivers the news of Jane Leeson’s radio …

Jo Grant stands in the Dome Entry Area, her voice tight with anxiety as she presses Mary for answers about Uxarieus’s animal life. She leans in slightly, her posture tense, …

Jo voices her fear for the Doctor’s safety with growing frustration, her tone sharp as she challenges his dismissal. She stands her ground, refusing to be placated, and shifts her …

Jo expresses growing anxiety and skepticism, her dialogue revealing a deep concern for the Doctor’s safety and a sharp intuition about the colony’s situation. She challenges the Doctor’s dismissive attitude …

Jo acts as a mediator, defending Ashe’s leadership and the colony’s truce with the primitives. She introduces the Doctor as a potential solution to the colony’s problems, which triggers Norton’s …

Jo acts as a mediator, defending the primitives’ peaceful intentions and advocating for the Doctor’s potential to help. She positions herself as an outsider with a broader perspective, challenging Winton …

Ashe asserts his leadership by physically disarming Norton and reaffirming the truce with the primitives, despite the colony’s growing dissent. His actions are decisive and authoritative, but his dialogue reveals …

Jo is actively engaged in the preparation of rations, stirring the soup cauldron as she converses with Mary and Ashe. Her concern for the Doctor’s prolonged absence (‘He’s been gone …

Jo Grant is the physical and emotional center of this event, her exhaustion and determination embodying the colony’s struggle. She is seen cranking the generator’s wheel with visible strain, her …

Jo Grant is physically and emotionally exhausted, manually cranking the generator in the cramped radio shack. She voices her desperation for the Doctor’s return, challenging Governor Ashe’s inaction and extracting …

Jo Grant rushes to the Doctor’s side upon his entrance, visibly relieved to see him unharmed. She presses him about the TARDIS, her concern escalating when he admits it’s missing. …

Jo stands at the center of the colonists’ debate, her body language shifting from defensive (when Norton calls the Doctor ‘crazy’) to assertive as she proposes infiltrating the IMC ship. …

Jo Grant stands beside the Doctor, visibly relieved to see him alive but concerned about his safety. She supports his claims about the 'monsters' being a hoax, defending him against …

Jo Grant enters the scene visibly relieved to see the Doctor alive but quickly shifts to concern as she realizes the TARDIS is missing. She defends the Doctor's claims about …

Jo is ambushed mid-infiltration as she and Winton turn a corner in the Rocket Corridor, only to find Dent and four armed men waiting in the Communication Deck. The bulkheads …

Jo Grant is referenced indirectly through Mary’s message about Captain Dent’s summons. Her safety is implied to be at stake, and the Doctor’s immediate concern upon hearing the message underscores …

Jo Grant is not physically present in this event but is the subject of Mary’s urgent message. Her captivity by the IMC serves as the catalyst for the Doctor’s abrupt …

Jo Grant is referenced as being held in a dangerous location under the threat of a remote-controlled explosive charge. Though physically absent, her captivity is the central leverage Dent uses …

Jo Grant is referenced as being held in an 'uncomfortable' location with a remote-controlled explosive charge rigged nearby. Though physically absent from the scene, her presence is palpable—her captivity is …

Jo is restrained to an iron stake in a primitive dwelling, her handcuffs chained to a volatile explosive. She looks around, disoriented, and questions their surroundings, her voice tinged with …

Jo Grant is not physically present in this scene but is the central focus of the conflict. Her captivity by Dent looms over the exchange between Ashe and the Doctor, …

Jo is physically bound by handcuffs and chains to an iron stake, her wrists slick with grease as she wriggles free with determined precision. She seizes a large rock and …

Jo Grant, now free from her handcuffs after Winton smears grease on her wrists, seizes a large rock and smashes Winton’s chains with determined force. The violent motion triggers the …

Jo is physically restrained by Allen as she struggles to break free, her voice raw with desperation as she pleads for Winton’s life. Her actions—smashing the chain link and urging …

Jo Grant is physically restrained by Allen but fights fiercely to break free, her movements frantic as she screams for Winton to escape. Her voice cracks with desperation, and her …

Jo Grant is referenced off-screen as a hostage under Allen’s watch, with her life hanging in the balance due to the unstable explosive charge. Though physically absent from the Control …

Winton lies on the bunk, his shoulder wound freshly treated, his expression shifting from gratitude to grim resolve as Caldwell’s warnings sink in. Physically weakened but mentally sharpening, he clutches …

Winton storms into Ashe’s office, rifle in hand, and immediately seizes control of the conversation by announcing his plan for an assault on the IMC spaceship. His defiance is palpable—he …

Jo is not physically present in this event but is the emotional and narrative catalyst. Her abandonment in the Primitive ruins is revealed through Winton’s confession, which haunts the scene. …

Jo Grant is mentioned as still being held captive by the IMC in the Primitive ruins, though likely moved by the time of this event. Her captivity serves as the …

Jo Grant is not physically present in this scene but is a pivotal figure whose captivity drives the Doctor’s confrontation with Caldwell. Her absence is a constant, looming threat—her potential …

Jo Grant is not physically present in this event but is the emotional and narrative fulcrum of the exchange. Her captivity and potential execution are the leverage the Doctor uses …

Jo Grant is chained to an unstable bomb in the primitive dwelling when Allen unfastens her restraints. As the Primitives ambush, she watches in horror as Allen is fatally struck …

Winton enters the Control Room with the Doctor and Morgan, immediately establishing the colonists’ dominance by presenting Morgan as a captive. He delivers a blunt, threatening demand for Dent’s guards …

Winton takes the lead in the confrontation, forcibly bringing Morgan into the Control Room as a hostage and immediately demanding that Dent order his guards to surrender. His assertive tone …

Jo Grant is the implicit focus of the entire exchange, her abduction by the Primitives serving as the catalyst for the Doctor and Ashe’s urgent plan. Though absent, her fate …

Jo is not physically present in this scene but is the central focus of the Doctor and Ashe’s debate. She is described as having been abducted by the Primitives and …

Jo is not physically present in this scene, but her abduction by the Primitives is the catalyst for the Doctor and Ashe’s tense exchange. Her capture looms over the conversation, …

Mary engages in a brief but critical dialogue with Ashe and the Adjudicator, clarifying that the Adjudicator is calling from his ship and asking Ashe about Jo’s whereabouts. Her involvement …

Mary Ashe is physically present in the radio shack, standing close to her father as the Adjudicator’s demands are relayed. She interrupts Ashe’s conversation with a pointed question about Jo’s …

Jo expresses relief at seeing the Doctor but quickly shifts to fear as the alien ruler’s gesture foretells her sacrifice. She actively engages with the Doctor, pointing out the friezes …

Jo reunites with the Doctor, expressing relief at his arrival. She shares her observations about the Primitives' history and the frieze depicting their decline, urging the Doctor to focus on …

Jo follows the Doctor’s lead during the coin trick, her eyes widening as the guard turns away in confusion. She seizes the spear with decisive quickness, her grip firm as …

Jo watches the Doctor’s coin trick with a mix of awe and tension, seizing the moment to grab the Primitive guard’s spear as he is distracted. She follows the Doctor …

Jo is dragged into the chamber by the Primitives, her fear immediately triggered by the reactor-like device, which she mistakes for a sacrificial altar. Her anxiety is palpable as the …

Jo is dragged into the Guardian's chamber by the Primitives, her fear evident as she mistakes the reactor-like device for a sacrificial altar. She remains largely passive during the Doctor's …

Jo Grant stands firm outside the Primitive City, her body language tense and her voice sharp with frustration. She presses the Doctor for answers about the Guardian, but her patience …

Jo stands beside the Doctor, her frustration palpable as she presses him to expose the Master’s true identity. She’s the moral compass in the room, her urgency cutting through the …

Jo Grant enters the Dome Entry Area with the Doctor and Mary, expressing concern about the Master's deception. She supports the Doctor's urgency to expose the Master, discussing the plan …

Jo Grant enters the Dome Entry Area with the Doctor and Mary, initially focused on helping the wounded. As the Master's manipulation unfolds, she becomes increasingly alarmed, particularly when the …

Jo follows the Doctor’s instructions without hesitation, lying flat on her back and slithering forward beneath the alarm beam with quiet determination. Her movements are careful and controlled, mirroring the …

Jo eagerly assists the Doctor in searching the TARDIS, her curiosity driving her to pull open filing cabinet drawers and sift through documents. She stumbles upon the real Adjudicator’s credentials, …

Jo actively assists the Doctor in searching the filing cabinets, her curiosity driving her to sift through the papers with eager hands. She stumbles upon the Adjudicator’s credentials and presents …

Jo is unwittingly exposed on the Master’s pocket-watch device, her activation of the TARDIS alarm beam triggering the surveillance alert. Though physically absent from the scene, her actions set the …

Jo is the first to trigger the Master’s trap, stepping unwittingly into the alarm beam as she urges the Doctor to hurry. The moment the gas begins to fill the …

Jo Grant is referenced indirectly as the reason for the Doctor’s excursion into the Primitive city. Her capture by the Primitives is revealed as the catalyst for the Doctor’s mission, …

Jo Grant is mentioned as a hostage, unconscious due to the Master’s sleep gas. Though physically absent from the scene, her presence looms large as the leverage the Master uses …

Jo Grant is unconscious and held hostage in the Master’s TARDIS, her presence implied but not seen. The Doctor’s immediate concern for her safety highlights her role as his emotional …

Jo remains trapped in her perspex containment tube, her safety entirely dependent on the Master’s whims. Though she does not speak in this moment, her presence is the silent fulcrum …

Jo Grant is not physically present in this event but is invoked as a hostage by the Master, her captivity serving as a lever to coerce the Doctor’s compliance. Her …

Jo Grant is discovered imprisoned inside the Master’s TARDIS, her captivity revealed as the doors swing open. She is visibly distressed, her body language suggesting helplessness and fear, though her …

Caldwell acts with urgent pragmatism, physically wrenching open the Master’s containment tube to free Jo, his movements betraying both technical frustration ('I can't see') and protective concern. He interjects during …

Jo Grant stands outside the colony’s main dome, her voice tight with urgency as she pleads with Caldwell to heed her warning about the Master’s imminent threat. Despite her desperation, …

Caldwell arrives with Jo, his initial focus on the buggy and the Doctor and Master’s fate. His dialogue is measured, but his underlying tension is clear. When the colonists’ spaceship …

Caldwell arrives at the buggy with Jo, his initial demeanor one of cautious optimism as he speculates about the Time Lords’ fate. However, his emotional unraveling begins the moment the …

Jo stands near the Primitive City’s entrance, initially uncertain but alert. She observes Caldwell’s ambush of the guard with a mix of shock and resolve, then swiftly follows him through …

Jo Grant takes the lead, her voice steady and commanding as she guides Caldwell into the Primitive City. She speaks with confidence, her words cutting through the hesitation in the …

Jo Grant stands motionless in the dimly lit corridors of the Primitive City, her posture tense and her expression betraying a flicker of uncertainty. She responds hesitantly to Caldwell’s sharp …

Jo Grant is mentioned alongside the Doctor by Morgan as a concern, but Dent dismisses her as unimportant. Like the Doctor, her role in this moment is off-screen, but her …

Jo Grant is mentioned indirectly as part of the Doctor’s interference, but Dent dismisses her presence entirely. This marginalization reflects the IMC’s disregard for non-corporate actors, particularly those aligned with …

Jo suddenly appears in the passage, her presence a brief but critical interruption to the Doctor and Master’s confrontation. She responds to the Doctor’s question with a simple, loyal statement, …

Caldwell is caught in the crossfire between Morgan’s aggression and the Master’s manipulation. He resists Morgan’s orders, defying the IMC’s authority, and survives the firefight by taking cover. His defiance …

Caldwell, torn between his loyalty to the IMC and his growing disillusionment, resists Morgan’s orders and attempts to intervene on behalf of the Doctor and Jo Grant. His defiance is …

Jo Grant acts as the investigative catalyst in the scene, probing Winton’s absence during the rocket launch with skepticism. Her questioning—‘You know, I still don’t understand why you weren’t in …

Jo stands beside the Doctor, her brow furrowed as she seeks clarification about Ashe’s role in the rocket explosion. Her confusion is palpable, and her questions—“Yes, but it took off …

Jo Grant's excitement is immediate and palpable upon seeing the TARDIS, her exclamation ('The Tardis!') betraying her relief and joy. She follows the Doctor's lead without hesitation, slipping into the …

Jo reacts with excitement upon seeing the TARDIS, her relief evident as she and the Doctor prepare to depart. She follows the Doctor’s lead without question, slipping into the TARDIS …

Jo exclaims with excitement upon seeing the TARDIS, immediately understanding its significance. She follows the Doctor’s lead, slipping inside unnoticed alongside him. Her actions are swift and compliant, reflecting her …

Jo emerges from the TARDIS alongside the Doctor, immediately noting the Brigadier’s disorientation. Her observation—‘He’s talking as if we’d never been away’—highlights the disconnect between their lived experience and UNIT’s …

Jo stands near Bessie in the garage, defending her belief in the supernatural and the 'age of Aquarius' with defiance. She watches in frustration as the Doctor reveals the radio …

Jo stands nearby, her attention shifting from the Doctor’s demonstration to Yates’ mention of Devil’s End. She doesn’t directly engage in the exchange but observes the Doctor’s reaction with curiosity, …

Jo enters the room with the Doctor and Yates, her curiosity piqued by the broadcast’s urgency. She’s the first to speak, asking if the broadcast has ‘started yet,’ her tone …

Jo Grant stands beside the Doctor at UNIT HQ, reacting to his growing unease with curiosity and support. She acknowledges his seriousness ('Hey, you really mean that, don't you?') but …

Jo Grant watches the broadcast alongside the Doctor, initially curious but skeptical of his growing alarm. She acts as a sounding board for his concerns, her supportive yet confused demeanor …

Jo responds to the Doctor’s urgency with immediate compliance, preparing to leave for Devil’s End alongside him. Her physical presence is reactive but trusting—she doesn’t question the Doctor’s sudden shift, …

Jo accompanies the Doctor in Bessie, experiencing the wind’s disruption of the road sign firsthand. Though she doesn’t speak in this moment, her presence underscores the Doctor’s mission and the …

Jo clutches the map under the unsteady beam of her torch, her fingers trembling slightly as the Doctor’s criticism lands. She defends her navigation with a sharp 'I did not!'—a …

Jo accompanies the Doctor into the Cloven Hoof bar, acting as a calming presence amid his growing frustration. She attempts to mediate the interaction with the villagers, reinforcing the Doctor’s …

Jo accompanies the Doctor into the Cloven Hoof bar, supporting his request for directions with a calm demeanor. She attempts to mediate the Doctor’s frustration with the villagers, particularly when …

Jo Grant is mentioned indirectly by Girton, who reports that she referred to the Doctor by his title. Her presence is implied through Girton’s account, suggesting she is actively involved …

Jo initially attempts to move the fallen tree alongside the Doctor but quickly complies with his order to abandon the vehicle and sprint through the wilderness. Her silence and immediate …

Jo Grant sprints alongside the Doctor, her breath coming in short gasps as they race toward the barrow. She is fully aligned with his urgency, her determination matching his own. …

Jo Grant appears on-screen in the BBC broadcast, her urgent call for the Doctor—‘Doctor!’—cutting through the static before the transmission dissolves entirely. Though physically absent from UNIT HQ, her voice …

Jo Grant stands over the half-buried Doctor and Horner, her body tense with adrenaline as she directs the TV crew with frantic urgency. Her voice cracks under the weight of …

Jo Grant kneels beside the Doctor’s ice-encased body, her hands hovering over his chest as if willing him to breathe. Her face is streaked with tears, her voice raw with …

Jo is visibly distraught, her voice trembling as she pleads with Reeves to save the Doctor. She clings to hope when Reeves detects a faint pulse, her desperation giving way …

Jo Grant stands over the Doctor’s frozen body, her voice cracking with grief as she refuses to accept his death. She pleads with Reeves for intervention, her desperation palpable, and …

Jo Grant stands beside the Doctor’s rigid, near-frozen body on the table, her hands clenched in grief as Reeves pronounces him dead. Her voice cracks with desperation as she pleads …

Jo Grant is the emotional core of this event, her body language and voice conveying the full weight of her desperation. She clutches the telephone with trembling hands, her voice …

Jo Grant’s voice is heard briefly over the phone as Yates confirms the rescue plan, but her presence is abruptly cut off as the line is severed. Though physically absent …

Jo Grant is depicted watching over the Doctor in the pub bedroom, her concern for his recovery palpable. While physically absent from the barrow site, her presence as the Doctor’s …

Jo is abruptly awakened by the helicopter’s landing, her anxiety over the Doctor’s condition momentarily overshadowed by the arrival of UNIT. She rushes to meet Yates and Benton, her presence …

Jo stands near Yates and Benton, her relief at seeing them palpable but tempered by her anxiety about the Doctor’s condition and the growing supernatural threat outside. She reports that …

Jo expresses relief at Yates and Benton’s arrival, confirming the Doctor’s fragile but stable condition upstairs. She warns of an unspecified but deeply unsettling 'devilish' threat outside the Cloven Hoof, …

Jo stands beside the Doctor’s unconscious body, her hands clenched in frustration as she insists on following Dr. Reeves’ instructions to keep the Doctor in the Cloven Hoof. She expresses …

Jo Grant expresses concern for the Doctor’s health, urging him to rest in a chair, but her focus shifts abruptly when Benton is brought in. Her alarm is evident in …

Jo Grant expresses persistent concern for the Doctor’s health, urging him to rest in a chair and reacting with shock when Benton is carried in. Her anxiety is palpable, but …

Jo Grant reacts with visible shock as Hawthorne’s testimony escalates, her initial disbelief giving way to horror. She echoes Hawthorne’s fear—‘And it worked! The Devil came!’—before the Doctor dismisses the …

Jo Grant reacts with visible fear as Hawthorne describes the Devil, her voice trembling ('The Devil?') and her body language tense. She initially aligns with Hawthorne’s supernatural claims ('And it …

Jo Grant is actively assisting the Doctor in clearing the fallen tree, grabbing branches and helping to cut the trunk into smaller, manageable pieces. She confirms that Bessie can now …

Jo arrives at the barrow site with the Doctor, her expression tightening as she takes in Constable Groom’s crushed body beneath the collapsed gate. She questions the Doctor about the …

Jo Grant stands beside the Doctor in the Barrow Chamber, gripping the torch tightly as instructed. Her posture is tense but determined, her eyes fixed on Bok as the Doctor …

Jo Grant stands beside the Doctor in the Barrow Chamber, her expression a mix of confusion and growing alarm as she processes the encounter with Bok. She questions the Doctor’s …

Jo Grant stands near the Doctor, listening intently to the debate between him and Miss Hawthorne. She interjects with a logical question—how can we stop it without knowing what it …

Jo Grant listens intently to the debate, her expression thoughtful as she processes the clash between science and the supernatural. She aligns with Yates’ urgency, asking how they can stop …

Jo Grant actively participates in the Doctor’s lecture, demonstrating her growing scientific insight and loyalty. She correctly identifies the Egyptian god Khnum and recalls key details about the Daemons’ origin …

Jo Grant actively participates in the Doctor’s lecture, her quick mind connecting the dots between the projected images and the tiny spaceship found at the barrow. She identifies the Egyptian …

Jo Grant leans forward in her chair, her brow furrowed as she processes the Doctor’s revelations. She interrupts with sharp, probing questions—‘What’s all this jazz about witchcraft?’—her confusion giving way …

Jo Grant leans forward in her seat, her brow furrowed as she struggles to grasp the Doctor's scientific explanations. She interjects with questions, seeking clarification on the Daemon's dimensional manipulation …

Jo sits at the edge of the group, her brow furrowed in concentration as she struggles to grasp the Doctor’s explanations about dimensional shifts and mass-energy conversion. Her confusion is …

Jo Grant is the Doctor’s companion and UNIT’s civilian aide, acting as a bridge between the scientific and military perspectives. She is tasked by the Doctor to fetch paper and …

Jo Grant stands beside the Doctor, her posture attentive and supportive as she listens to the exchange between the Doctor and Benton. She quietly coordinates the Doctor's requests, fetching paper …

Jo’s body language is tense, her hands clenched as she voices her frustration with the Brigadier’s failed explosive attempt. Her tone is sharp and unfiltered, revealing her growing disillusionment with …

Jo Grant is a passenger in Bessie during the helicopter ambush, her fear escalating as Girton’s erratic flying forces the Doctor into a desperate swerve. When the Doctor throws Bessie …

Jo Grant, still disoriented from her fall out of Bessie during the ambush, is lying injured on the ground. The Doctor reassures her before Captain Yates takes her to the …

Jo Grant lies in bed, weakened and disoriented from her earlier injury, her face flushed with urgency as she struggles to convey the Master’s threat. She thrashes slightly as Reeves …

Jo Grant lies in bed, visibly disoriented and weakened from her earlier injury. She struggles to articulate her premonition about the Master’s ritual in the cavern, her voice growing increasingly …

Jo lies sedated in the cavern, her body held in forced stillness until the Master’s ritual unleashes a seismic shockwave. The backlash rips through the heat barrier, convulsing her frame …

Jo Grant, confined to the guest room, eavesdrops on Yates, Hawthorne, and Benton’s argument below. Ignoring her injury and the Doctor’s orders, she climbs out the back window onto the …

Jo is indirectly affected by Azal’s departure, as the energy surge from the cavern blows her against the churchyard wall. Though not present during the confrontation, her physical reaction—being hurled …

Jo Grant is not present in the church cavern during this event but is indirectly affected by Azal’s departing energy surge. The force of the surge hurls her against the …

Jo Grant is not physically present in this event but is the subject of Captain Yates' desperate, repeated calls from the tunnels beneath the church. Her absence is palpable, as …

Jo Grant is implied to be absent from the room when Yates enters, her presence only inferred through the open window—a physical manifestation of her impulsive departure. The window serves …

Hawthorne stands in the Cloven Hoof bar, her usual composed demeanor slightly frayed as she checks on Benton’s well-being. She pours two stiff drinks, one for herself and one for …

Benton, still recovering from his near-fatal encounter with the Master’s cult, engages in a quiet but meaningful exchange with Hawthorne. Physically present but visibly shaken, he acknowledges his own vulnerability …

Jo collapses against the wall in shock, her physical and emotional state reflecting the overwhelming nature of the Master’s orders and the escalating danger. Her reaction underscores her vulnerability as …

Jo is mentioned off-screen but implied to be collapsing by the wall in the church vestry, her exhaustion or distress a silent but poignant contrast to the Master’s cold directives. …

Jo stumbles into the church cavern after impulsively fleeing her confinement, immediately expressing fear and confusion. Yates scolds her for her recklessness, and she reacts with a mix of defiance …

Jo Grant is mentioned indirectly as one of the missing individuals Benton is attempting to locate via radio. Her absence contributes to Benton’s growing sense of dread, as he fears …

Jo Grant is referenced as missing or overdue in returning to the Cloven Hoof Bar, contributing to Benton’s growing urgency. Her absence is a key factor in the tension between …

Jo Grant is mentioned by Benton as overdue, implying her absence from the Cloven Hoof Bar. Her absence contributes to the growing tension and uncertainty among UNIT, as both Yates …

Jo Grant, trembling behind Yates, is suddenly seized by Bok and the Master’s forces as the ritual’s dark momentum shifts against her. Her pleas—'No, please! Don’t let me go! Mike, …

Jo Grant is dragged into the cavern wearing a white gown, her struggles futile against the coven’s grip. She pleads desperately for release, her voice trembling with fear as the …

Jo Grant recoils in horror as the Master’s words sink in, her body tensing as if physically struck. Her voice cracks with raw, primal fear—'No! No!'—a desperate plea that echoes …

Jo Grant stands bound and vulnerable in the cavern, her fear palpable as the Master’s ritual unfolds. When Bok is banished, she seizes the moment to cry out for the …

Jo Grant, bound and vulnerable in the cavern, seizes the momentary distraction caused by the acolyte’s warning. As Bok is banished, she screams for the Doctor, her voice trembling with …

Jo Grant is forcibly held by two men as they begin to lay her on the altar for sacrifice. Her body tenses, her breath quickens, and her eyes dart between …

Jo stands captive in the cavern, her physical presence a silent but potent symbol of the Master’s control. Though she does not speak, her relief at the Doctor’s arrival is …

Jo Grant stands silently in the cavern, her presence the catalyst for the Doctor’s emotional reaction. Though physically captive, her role in this moment is passive yet pivotal—she is the …

Jo, having just experienced the intense and dangerous ritual in the church, is in a state of relief and exhaustion. She flees alongside the Doctor and the former coven members, …

Captain Yates communicates with Chalmers via radio, confirming the destruction of the Daemon’s spaceship and the collapse of the energy barrier. He later invites the Brigadier to dance, embodying the …

Six UNIT soldiers stand in a tight formation around the Land Rover, their rifles trained on the Master. They maintain a professional and unwavering stance, ensuring the prisoner is under …