Theodore Maxtible

Maxtible takes control of the conversation, admitting responsibility for the Doctor’s condition with a mix of authority and apology. He deflects blame for Kennedy’s death, invoking the Daleks as a …

Maxtible takes control of the conversation from the moment he enters, asserting his authority as the owner of the house. He admits responsibility for the Doctor’s condition but denies involvement …

Maxtible, though physically present, plays a secondary role in this event, serving as a facilitator for Waterfield's emotional reveal. He introduces himself and the setting but steps back as Waterfield's …

Maxtible stands confidently beside Waterfield, offering the Doctor a cigar as he explains their experiments with mirrors, electromagnetism, and static electricity. He admits to the Daleks' coercion but expresses optimism …

Victoria is mentioned but not physically present in this event. Her absence is a constant, looming threat, as Waterfield's confession reveals that the Daleks are holding her hostage to coerce …

Maxtible theorizes about the Daleks’ motivations, suggesting that they seek to isolate and replicate the 'human factor' that has historically thwarted their domination. His dialogue is marked by a mix …

Maxtible speculates on the Daleks' motives, suggesting they want to isolate and transplant the 'human factor' into their race to make them invincible. He attempts to reassure Waterfield and the …

Maxtible stands beside Waterfield, his demeanor a mix of anxiety and intellectual detachment. He explains the purpose of the laboratory and theorizes that the Daleks seek to isolate the 'human …

Ruth Maxtible enters the sitting room and introduces herself as Maxtible's daughter, confirming Jamie's arrival with Waterfield. She engages in a polite conversation with Jamie, revealing the portrait's significance and …

Maxtible stands in the hallway with a tense, probing demeanor, pressing the Doctor for clarity on Jamie’s potential refusal to cooperate with the Daleks. His tone is authoritative yet cautious, …

Maxtible stands his ground, albeit tentatively, in the face of the Dalek’s command. His resistance is subtle but deliberate: he insists that the Doctor must first understand the procedure before …

The Dalek observes Maxtible’s demonstration of Kemel’s strength from the mirrored room, its silent presence reinforcing its dominance and control over the situation. It interrogates Maxtible about the readiness of …

The Dalek, observing silently from the mirrored room, oversees Maxtible’s demonstration of Kemel’s strength and his indoctrination. It approves the preparations, underscoring the collaboration between human and alien forces. The …

Maxtible takes center stage as the architect of the ambush, moving with calculated precision. He retrieves a candle and matches from an upper shelf, then presses a hidden switch to …

The Dalek Collective is the driving force behind this event, their presence looming over the laboratory like a storm cloud. They speak through a single Dalek in the mirrored room, …

Theodore Maxtible enters the laboratory and unveils the three packing cases containing dormant Dalek life forms from Skaro. He assists the Daleks in preparing for the experiment, removing the lid …

Theodore Maxtible is mentioned by the Doctor as someone he will meet in the laboratory shortly. Though physically absent, his role as a complicit scientist in the Daleks’ experiments is …

Dalek 2 serves as a subordinate enforcer, its role limited to reporting Jamie’s approach and reinforcing the Daleks’ surveillance. It stands slightly behind Dalek 1, its voice flat and obedient. …

Maxtible is not physically present in the alcove, but his influence looms large through Mollie’s recollection of his aggressive reaction. His absence is felt in the tension it creates—Mollie’s fear …

Theodore Maxtible is the pragmatic counterpoint to Waterfield’s defiance. He pleads with Waterfield to comply with the Daleks’ demands, justifying collaboration as a necessary evil to achieve their goals. Maxtible’s …

Maxtible, his patience frayed by Waterfield’s moralizing and the weight of their shared guilt, escalates from verbal sparring to physical threat. After dismissing Waterfield’s concerns about noises and ordering him …

Victoria is mentioned as missing and later revealed to have been transported to Skaro by the Daleks as a test subject. Her absence drives Jamie and the Doctor’s urgency, and …

Maxtible begins the event as a calculating opportunist, congratulating the Doctor on his 'success' while secretly conspiring with the Daleks. He reveals his true colors when Waterfield confronts him, smashing …

Maxtible’s arrogance and greed are fully exposed as he admits to betraying the Doctor and Victoria to the Daleks in exchange for the transmutation formula. His desperation escalates when Waterfield …

Victoria is mentioned as missing or already en route to Skaro as a prisoner. Her fate is uncertain but tied to Skaro, where she is later revealed to be captive …

Maxtible betrays the Doctor by activating the self-destruct mechanism in his laboratory, driven by his greed for the Daleks' promised transmutation formula. He attempts to flee but is forced to …

Theodore Maxtible arrives in the Skaro cell escorted by a Dalek, his demeanor a mix of smug defiance and nervous evasion. He reveals the prisoners' location on Skaro with a …

Maxtible arrives in the Skaro cell with a Dalek escort, revealing the prisoners' location on Skaro with dismissive arrogance. He evades Victoria’s questions about their situation and her father’s whereabouts, …

Maxtible stands in the Skaro corridor, his posture shifting from defiant to unraveling as the Black Dalek accuses him of disobeying Dalek commands. He clutches at the destruction of his …

Maxtible stands trembling in the Skaro corridor, his voice rising in a mix of desperation and defiance as he pleads with the Black Dalek. He clutches at the destruction of …

Maxtible stands in the dim Skaro cell, his posture hunched and defensive as he justifies his actions to Victoria. His voice trembles with a mix of fear and self-pity, admitting …

Maxtible stands defiantly in the cell, his demeanor a mix of scientific precision and fanatical devotion to the Daleks. He dismisses Waterfield’s pleas for help with cold indifference, taunting Jamie …

Maxtible stands defiantly in the Skaro cell, his back to the wall as Jamie lunges toward him in a fit of rage. He dismisses Waterfield’s emotional pleas for help with …

Maxtible stands defiantly in the center of the group, his posture rigid and his expression cold. He rejects Waterfield’s emotional appeal with finality, his voice sharp and dismissive. His dialogue …

Maxtible defends his betrayal of humanity, dismissing Waterfield’s pleas for Victoria’s sake and the Doctor’s attempts to undermine his loyalty. He references the failed control device on Arthur Terrall as …

Maxtible, initially euphoric at the prospect of unlocking the secret of transmutation, steps into the machine with reckless abandon, only to be instantly paralyzed and trapped. His excitement turns to …

Maxtible, initially euphoric at the prospect of turning iron into gold, steps into the transmutation machine with childlike excitement. His joy curdles into horror as the machine paralyzes him, and …

Maxtible begins the event as a greedy, desperate man, his eyes alight with avarice as he confirms the atomic readings that promise gold. His excitement is palpable, his voice rising …

Maxtible moves with calculated precision, his demeanor a mix of smug confidence and cold efficiency. He adjusts the scanner box to monitor the cell, then uses his jewelled fob watch …

Maxtible demonstrates the Dalek Factor production machine to the Doctor, explaining its function and the process of converting thought patterns into a steam for atmospheric distribution. He briefly leaves the …

Maxtible leads the Doctor to the Dalek Factor production machine, holding up a glass capsule and explaining its function with a confident, almost boastful demeanor. He gestures to the second …

Maxtible holds up the glass capsule, explaining the Dalek Factor machine's function to the Doctor. He gestures to the second machine, detailing how thought patterns are transformed into steam for …

Maxtible stands beside the Emperor, his once-greedy demeanor now replaced by hollow obedience. He reports the failure to find the rogue Dalek in a detached, monotone voice, his humanity erased …

Maxtible stands beside the Doctor in the Control Room, his demeanor resigned and fully complicit in the Daleks’ schemes. He reports the failure to find the insubordinate Dalek and echoes …

Maxtible arrives with the Black Dalek, asking about the prisoners and seemingly still under Dalek control. His presence is brief but ominous, as he is implicated in the Daleks' experiments …

Maxtible arrives with the Black Dalek, demanding to know the whereabouts of the prisoners (Jamie, Victoria, and Kemel). His presence foreshadows his role in the Daleks’ experiments and his eventual …

Jamie escapes with Victoria and Kemel through the converted Dalek archway, initially skeptical of the Doctor’s plan but ultimately following his instructions. He observes the humanized Daleks’ disoriented behavior and …

Maxtible, now fully transformed into a Dalek-human hybrid, moves with unnatural precision and strength. His voice is a distorted, mechanical growl, stripped of its former humanity. He ambushes Kemel on …

Theodore Maxtible, now fully consumed by Dalek fanaticism, raves with unhinged devotion as the Emperor collapses and the city burns. His eyes are wild, his voice a frenzied chant: 'The …

Maxtible is already absent from the scene by the time Victoria speaks, having departed as a Dalek-converted weapon after throttling Kemel to his death. His physical absence looms large, however, …