Dorothea Chaplet (Dodo)

Dodo Chaplet stumbles into the TARDIS by accident, seeking help for an injured child, and becomes an unwitting participant in the Doctor’s and Steven’s conflict. Her arrival—triggered by Steven’s warning …

Dodo Chaplet bursts into the TARDIS in a state of panic, breathless and disheveled, demanding a telephone to call for help after a child’s accident. Confused by the Doctor’s claims …

Dodo dashes out of the TARDIS first, sneezing as she adjusts to the humid jungle air. She wears a crusades-style tabard, her anachronistic costume symbolizing her displacement from 1966 London. …

Dodo stands defiantly in the jungle, her crusades-style tabard contrasting with the alien flora. She sneezes, then confidently insists they’re near London’s Whipsnade Zoo, pointing to chameleons, monitor lizards, and …

Dodo stands at the forefront of the group’s discovery, her sharp eyes the first to spot the Indian elephant, which she points out to the Doctor with childlike excitement. She …

Dodo stands in the artificial jungle, sneezing from her cold, her playful defiance crumbling as the Doctor’s revelation hits. She clutches her handkerchief, her posture shifting from casual to tense, …

Dodo begins the event with playful enthusiasm, discovering and admiring the rock paintings. Her curiosity shifts to concern as the alarm sounds, and she reacts with a mix of fear …

Dodo discovers the rock paintings with childlike excitement, her enthusiasm momentarily masking her fear of the unknown. When the alarm sounds, she reacts with alarm but quickly adapts, suggesting the …

Dodo is visibly panicked, sneezing repeatedly and struggling to control her emotions as the Monoids pass the cave entrance. Her fear escalates into irrational speculation ('supposing they have two heads?'), …

Dodo, standing slightly behind Steven, notices a group of Monoids with sticks standing up in the distance. Her observation interrupts the Doctor’s revelation, introducing an immediate and tangible threat. Her …

Dodo stands slightly apart from the group, her curiosity and playfulness momentarily overshadowed by the gravity of the situation. Her sneeze, a simple yet vital moment, becomes the physical proof …

Dodo sneezes, providing physical evidence of the group's humanity through her common cold. She briefly mentions Noah's Ark as a comparison to the Ark's mission, though the reference is lost …

Dodo contributes inadvertently but crucially to the exchange by sneezing, providing the Doctor with evidence of their humanity. She references Noah's Ark, attempting to draw a parallel that goes unrecognized …

Dodo sits on the bench, her guilt over her cold manifesting in physical symptoms—a runny nose and tears. She argues with the Doctor about her emotional state, insisting that her …

Dodo sits hunched on the bench, her emotional state unraveling as she blames herself for bringing her cold onto the Ark ('It's all my fault'). She defends her tears ('I'm …

Dodo’s body tenses as the guttural noise cuts through the air, her voice trembling with fear as she clings to the Doctor for answers. She describes the sound as 'savages,' …

Dodo Chaplet is not physically present during this event but is implicitly referenced as one of the 'strangers' accused alongside the Doctor and Steven. Her absence underscores the crew’s collective …

Dodo is not physically present during this event but is implied as one of the accused companions alongside the Doctor and Steven. Her initial guilt over unknowingly bringing the plague …

Dodo is the first to react to the monitor’s activation, her observation ('Look Doctor, they've switched the television on.') serving as the narrative bridge between the abruptness of the broadcast …

A Monoid enters the detention room and silently takes Steven away, acting as an enforcer of the Ark’s authority. Its presence is mechanical and unemotional, reinforcing the institutional power dynamic …

Dodo stands near Steven, her voice trembling with anxiety as she directs the Doctor’s attention to Steven’s worsening condition. She presses the Doctor for answers, her concern for Steven’s well-being …

Dodo’s alarm—‘Doctor, something is wrong with Steven!’—serves as the emotional catalyst for the Doctor’s intervention. Her concern is immediate and visceral, grounding the scene in human empathy. While she doesn’t …

Dodo is the first to notice Steven’s deteriorating condition, alerting the Doctor with urgency. Her voice is laced with anxiety, and her body language suggests she is on the verge …

Dodo stands hesitantly in the Detention Room, her anxiety palpable as the Doctor hands her a list of supplies to retrieve from the TARDIS. Her initial uncertainty ('How will I …

Dodo hesitates when given the Doctor's supply list, her uncertainty about locating the items in the TARDIS drawing a sharp rebuke. She complies quickly, her anxiety palpable, and is later …

Dodo stands as the voice of caution, her skepticism cutting through the Doctor’s urgency. She questions the vaccine’s safety ('Do you really think it’ll work?'), the lack of proper medical …

Dodo, initially anxious and skeptical of the Doctor's cure, rushes to the Control Deck to deliver the news of Steven's recovery. Her joyful announcement shifts the crew's mood from despair …

Mellium stands beside her father, the Commander, as his fever breaks, her relief palpable. She participates in the farewell at the statue’s base, discussing the monument’s symbolic meaning for future …

Dodo bursts onto the Control Deck with the news of Steven’s recovery, her energy infectious as she announces the Commander’s improving health. Later, she participates in the farewell at the …

Dodo anxiously monitors Steven’s recovery and relays the good news to the crew, assisting in the farewell scene. Her actions reflect her role as a bridge between the Doctor and …

Dodo, initially anxious about Steven's condition, runs to the Control Deck to share the news of his recovery. She later participates in the farewell scene, standing beside the Doctor and …

Dodo stands just inside the TARDIS doorway, her body language betraying eagerness to exit as she calls out to the Doctor. Her voice is light but insistent, reflecting her impulsive …

Dodo stands beside the Doctor and Steven on the Ark’s Control Deck, her eyes widening as she takes in the Monoid statue replacing the human Guardian. She questions the decayed …

Dodo stands on the overgrown Control Deck, her eyes widening as she takes in the Monoid statue replacing the human Guardian. She questions the decayed state of the ship and, …

Dodo stands beside the Doctor and Steven, her eyes widening as she takes in the armed Monoids and their newly acquired ability to speak. She reacts with confusion and cautious …

Dodo reacts with confusion and wariness as the Monoids enter the Control Deck, armed and vocal. She notes their ability to speak, a stark contrast to their previous enslaved state. …

Dodo is visibly outraged by Monoid 1’s accusations, immediately jumping to the Doctor’s defense. She protests that the Doctor cured the fever, her tone sharp and protective. When Monoid 1 …

Dodo is visibly defiant, challenging Monoid 1’s accusations with fiery interjections like 'But we also helped to find a cure, didn’t we?' She positions herself as the Doctor’s protector, questioning …

Dodo challenges Monoid 1’s claims about the fever and the Guardians’ fate, quickly recognizing the enslavement of the human population. Her indignation is evident as she questions the Monoids’ narrative, …

Dodo is not physically present in this specific event segment but is implied to be with the Doctor and Steven as part of the group being addressed by Monoid 2. …

Dassuk begins the event as a skeptic, dismissing Venussa’s rumor as impossible due to the Ark’s distance from Earth and the passage of time. However, his shock at Steven’s confirmation …

Dodo stands near the kitchen counter, her posture relaxed but her tone sharp as she names the Ark and challenges Dassuk's cynicism. She observes the Monoids' slow movement and suggests …

Dodo is referenced as a target for retrieval alongside the Doctor, signaling her transition from companion to captive. Her absence from the scene highlights the Monoids' disregard for her agency, …

Dodo stands near Dassuk in the kitchen, her body language tense as she engages in a hushed but urgent conversation about resistance. Her dialogue with Dassuk reveals her anxiety about …

Dodo stands frozen in the kitchen as the violence erupts, her eyes wide with shock as Monoid 3 executes a Guardian. She reacts with visceral horror to the sudden brutality, …

Dodo is mentioned as a passenger aboard the launcher module, accompanying the Doctor to Refusis Two. Like the Doctor, she is not physically present in the Control Deck during this …

Dodo follows the Doctor into the Refusis jungle, her body language tense despite her sarcastic remark. She lingers slightly behind, scanning the surroundings with a mix of curiosity and apprehension, …

Dodo stands alongside the Doctor and Steven in the launcher, her eyes widening as she witnesses the cushion depress and the levers move without visible cause. She remains silent but …

Dodo takes the lead in exposing Monoid 2’s deception, her sharp instincts and protective nature driving her to challenge his claims about the Refusians. She accuses him of planning to …

Dodo actively challenges Monoid 2’s evasiveness, accusing him of a hidden plan to abandon the Guardians on the Ark. Her perceptive nature drives the confrontation, forcing Monoid 2 to defend …

Dodo expresses discomfort with the eerie atmosphere of the reception room, verbally challenging Monoid 2’s destructive actions. She reacts emotionally to the destruction of the vase and flowers, her unease …

Dodo stands nearby, her body language betraying her growing anxiety. She listens intently to the Doctor and the Refusian Elder’s conversation, her eyes scanning the surroundings as if searching for …

Dodo stands nearby, listening to the Doctor's dialogue with the Refusian Elder but growing increasingly anxious. She interrupts the conversation with a sudden warning that she can hear 'them' (likely …

Dodo accompanies the Doctor as they discover Yendom’s body, her sharp eyes scanning the jungle for signs of Monoid Two. She voices her suspicion that Monoid Two has returned to …

Dodo questions the Doctor about Monoid Two's possible return to the launcher, expressing anxiety about the situation. Her dialogue reveals her growing awareness of the Monoids' betrayal and the danger …

Dodo stands alongside the Doctor and Steven, her attention sharply focused on Monoid Two as he bursts through the jungle foliage. She listens intently to his fragmented warning, her expression …

Dodo passionately supports the Doctor’s diplomatic efforts, emphasizing the Guardians’ past ideals and their current resistance against the Monoids. She underscores the urgency of Steven’s mission to disarm the bomb, …

Dodo passionately supports the Doctor's negotiation, highlighting the Guardians' past ideals of peace and emphasizing the younger generation's potential to rise against the Monoids. She reinforces the urgency of Steven's …

Dodo supports the Doctor's arguments with a blend of optimism and pragmatism, emphasizing the Guardians' potential to resist the Monoids and do better. She acts as a bridge between the …

Dodo follows the Doctor’s lead without hesitation, her movements quick and alert as they approach the escape capsule. She is fully engaged in the moment, her usual sarcasm replaced by …

Dodo accompanies the Doctor without hesitation, acting on his cue to enter the unguarded escape capsule. Her swift compliance reflects her trust in the Doctor and her growing confidence in …

Dodo stands in the launcher, her initial skepticism about the Doctor’s plan evident in her questioning tone ('But Doctor, how...?'). However, her hesitation quickly gives way to compliance as she …

Dodo steps out of the TARDIS alongside the Doctor but remains silent during the confrontation with Monoid 3. Her silence suggests she is observing the situation closely, likely assessing the …

Dodo stands beside the Doctor in the Launcher, her tone initially reassuring as she confirms their safety. However, her question about the Monoids—‘But what about the Monoids?’—reveals her empathy and …

Dodo stands beside the Doctor in the Launcher, her confidence evident as she dismisses Dassuk’s concern for their safety with a brusque ‘Course we are!’ She questions the Doctor’s dismissal …

Dodo stands alongside the Doctor and Dassuk, witnessing Monoid 4’s surrender with a mix of wariness and determination. Her presence is supportive but not overtly active; she is there to …

Dodo’s participation in this event is brief but thematically significant. She asks about the feasibility of transporting the Guardians to Refusis, tying the physical resolution of the bomb threat to …

Dodo stands beside the Doctor, her curiosity and supportiveness evident. She asks about the feasibility of settling on Refusis, showing her practical concern for the Guardians' future. Though she speaks …

Dodo stands alongside the Doctor, her role in this event a blend of silent support and quiet reflection. She participates in the statue’s relocation but is most present in the …

Dodo reacts with shock and disbelief as the Doctor vanishes, initially suggesting it might be a trick or malfunction. She quickly shifts to speculating about Refusian involvement, her curiosity and …

Dodo, initially distracted by the psychedelic gear, reacts with alarm as the Doctor vanishes. She voices concern for his health and immediately suspects the Refusians, her tone shifting from playful …

Dodo reacts with alarm when the Doctor vanishes, suggesting it might be related to the Refusians. She questions the Doctor's orders and expresses reluctance to leave the TARDIS, but ultimately …

Dodo is not physically present in this moment but is indirectly threatened alongside Steven. The Toymaker's implication that they will soon be forced to participate in his deadly games serves …

Dodo initially dismisses the Toyroom as 'dead boring' but becomes alarmed when the hypnotic screen shows her mother's death. She is visibly shaken and leans on Steven for support. Though …

Dodo initially dismisses the Toyroom as 'dead boring' but quickly becomes alarmed as the Doctor warns of the Toymaker’s manipulation. She is shown a personalized memory illusion (her mother’s death) …

Dodo initially dismisses the Toymaker’s realm as 'dead boring' but quickly becomes alarmed by the Doctor’s warnings. She is shown a painful memory of her mother’s death on the 'memory …

Dodo initially dismisses the Toymaker’s world as ‘dead boring’ but becomes increasingly alarmed as the Doctor warns of its dangers. She reacts emotionally to the hypnotic screen, seeing a memory …

Dodo initially dismisses the Toyroom as 'dead boring,' but her demeanor shifts dramatically when the hypnotic screen shows her mother’s death, leaving her emotionally vulnerable. She giggles nervously at the …

Dodo is not physically present in this event but is referenced as part of the Toymaker’s 'competitive quest.' The Toymaker reveals she and Steven are trapped in a deadly game …

Dodo is not physically present in this event but is implicitly tied to its stakes. Like Steven, she is revealed to be trapped in the Toymaker’s competitive quest (Blind Man’s …

Dodo, like Steven, is not physically present but is mentioned as part of the 'competitive quest' alongside Steven. The Toymaker’s casual reference to her as a participant in the deadly …

Dodo initially dismisses the game as a childish amusement, urging Steven to participate with a mix of curiosity and naivety. She follows Clara into the control booth to observe the …

Dodo initially encourages Steven to participate, comparing the game to a childhood memory of Snakes and Ladders and framing it as 'fun.' Her curiosity and resilience shine as she observes …

Dodo is not physically present in this event but is the intended recipient of the Doctor’s warning. Her absence is palpable—she and Steven are somewhere in the Toymaker’s realm, likely …

Dodo is also present in the Toyroom as the warning is delivered. Like Steven, she would be visibly shaken by the line, her usual boldness and sarcasm giving way to …

Dodo’s breath hitches as the Toymaker’s words sink in. Her usual bravado falters, replaced by a wide-eyed stare that betrays her fear. She clutches at her sleeves, a nervous habit, …

Dodo stands beside Steven in the cramped cupboard, her fingers tracing the bolts of the door as she questions his dismissal of it as a mere distraction. Her sharp eyes …

Dodo is referenced by the Doctor in a fragmented warning about the chair game, but her physical presence is not shown in this event. The Toymaker emphasizes her isolation by …

Dodo is referenced by the Doctor in a fragmented warning about the 'chair number' game, implying she is currently facing the next lethal test alongside Steven. Though off-screen, her presence …

Dodo actively challenges the Toymaker’s credibility, questioning whether the Doctor’s voice was genuine or another manipulation. She engages in a rapid-fire exchange with Steven, analyzing the playing-card royals and the …

Dodo quickly identifies the King and Queen of Hearts as playing cards, participating actively in solving the riddle of the chairs alongside Steven. She observes the chaotic behavior of the …

Dodo engages in the riddle-solving process alongside Steven, questioning the Toymaker’s credibility and observing the King and Queen of Hearts as playing cards. She highlights the unresolved second half of …

Dodo engages in decoding the chair riddle alongside Steven, her curiosity driving her to question the nature of the Heart Family. She suggests they might be real people, her pragmatic …

Dodo enters the Second Chair Room alongside Steven, her initial curiosity quickly giving way to anxiety as she realizes the deadly implications of the chairs. She voices her concerns about …

Dodo initially engages with the King and Queen, acknowledging their reality and suggesting the use of dolls to test the chairs. She defers to Steven’s leadership when he dismisses collaboration, …

Dodo follows Steven’s orders reluctantly, throwing a doll onto Chair #3 and witnessing its electrocution with shock. She reacts with horror to the brutality of the traps, her moral unease …

Dodo hesitantly follows Steven’s instructions, throwing a doll onto Chair #3, which triggers a blinding electrocution flash. She recoils in shock at the charred remains, her face pale with horror …

Dodo, visibly shaken by the electrocution of the doll, questions the morality of their covert strategy. She hesitates before throwing her doll onto Chair #3, recoils in horror at the …

Dodo is not physically present in this event but is referenced by the King and Queen as a potential source of additional dolls or test subjects. Her absence looms large, …

Dodo is mentioned indirectly as a potential replacement test subject for the King and Queen, who plan to 'see how that young couple are getting on in their room.' Though …

Dodo, left emotionally isolated after Steven’s withdrawal, moves toward Chair #2 with a mix of defiance and desperation. Her physical action—sitting in the chair—is a reckless bid to regain control …

Dodo is directly addressed by the Toymaker for her fatal mistake of sitting in the freezing chair, a trap she likely chose out of desperation or miscalculation. Though not physically …

Dodo, already unnerved by the dolls, panics as Sergeant Rugg and Mrs. Wiggs materialize to block the corridor. Her fear is visceral and immediate, rooted in the dolls’ sentience and …

Dodo takes the lead in deciphering the Toymaker’s riddle, her sharp wit and problem-solving skills on full display. She engages with the dolls pragmatically, extracting clues (‘The only dancing floor …

Dodo is referenced as having progressed to the third game, Hunt the Key, with Steven. Her survival in the Dancing Floor challenge is now directly tied to the Doctor's performance …

Dodo uses her wit and empathy to manipulate Sergeant Rugg into helping the search, appealing to his vanity and chivalry. She mediates the brawl between Rugg and Wiggs, attempting to …

Dodo climbs onto a chair to search behind the dresser, then deduces the key might be hidden in Mrs. Wiggs’ prized pie. She attempts to mediate the brawl between Rugg …

Dodo mediates the brawl between Sergeant Rugg and Mrs. Wiggs, attempting to broker a truce. She suggests the key might be hidden in the pie, which Steven then smashes to …

Dodo plays a crucial role in distracting the dolls through social manipulation, flattering Sergeant Rugg to gain his cooperation. She remains empathetic, attempting to mediate the conflict between Rugg and …

Dodo watches in horror as Steven steps onto the dance floor and is seized by the uncontrollable dance. She repeats the Toymaker’s riddle, trying to decipher its meaning, and realizes …

Dodo warns Steven about the Dancing Floor, recalling the Toymaker’s riddle and its warning of a deadly dance. She attempts to reason with Steven to avoid the trap, but he …

Dodo initially warns Steven about the dangers of the Dancing Floor but, upon seeing their only escape route, refuses to retreat. She steps onto the floor and is immediately trapped, …

Dodo initially tries to retreat from the dance floor but is quickly caught in the dolls’ grip, forcing her into the waltz. She resists at first, but as the situation …

Dodo is initially hesitant, fearing the dolls’ grip and the riddle’s warning of eternal dance. Forced onto the Dancing Floor, she resists at first but quickly follows Steven’s lead, matching …

Dodo fixates on the fate of Sergeant Rugg and Mrs. Wiggs, arguing their failures in the game reveal a human-like autonomy that defies the Toymaker’s control. She persists in questioning …

Dodo fixates on the fate of Sergeant Rugg and Mrs. Wiggs, now reduced to jerky, mindless dancers, as evidence of their sentience and the Toymaker’s control. She argues passionately with …

Dodo stands beside Steven, her body language more relaxed than his but her eyes darting between the riddle and the newly opened passageway. She points out the obvious—‘there’s the way …

Dodo is indirectly referenced alongside Steven as a companion whose survival is at risk due to Cyril’s sabotage. The Toymaker’s threat to turn her into a doll—with her chair already …

Like Steven, Dodo is absent from this scene but is a focal point of the Toymaker’s threats. Her fate is tied to Steven’s, and the Toymaker’s mention of her impending …

Dodo is mentioned indirectly by the Toymaker as one of the Doctor’s companions who is tiring and struggling in the deadly games. Like Steven, her exhaustion is framed as proof …

Dodo Chaplet remains cautiously compliant, urging Steven not to provoke Cyril further. She questions the fairness of Cyril’s rule enforcement but ultimately defers to the game’s structure, reflecting her pragmatic …

Dodo initially shows sympathy for Cyril’s feigned injury, her 1960s slang and impulsive curiosity on full display as she insists on helping him. However, after uncovering his red ink deception, …

Dodo is mentioned indirectly as having escaped to the TARDIS, confirmed by the Doctor via the monitor. Like Steven, her safety is pivotal to the Doctor’s victory, though she is …

Dodo, relieved by the Doctor’s return, quickly senses the danger in the Toymaker’s revelations. She urges the Doctor to tell the truth about their chances of escape and checks on …

Dodo, initially skeptical of the TARDIS’s authenticity, is relieved when Steven confirms its legitimacy. However, her relief is short-lived as the Toymaker’s revelations shatter their hope. She urges the Doctor …

Dodo is not physically present during this specific exchange but is referenced as part of the group the Toymaker threatens to annihilate. Her earlier concern for Steven and the Doctor’s …

Dodo enters the event with anxious relief at the Doctor’s return, her initial optimism quickly shattered by the Toymaker’s revelations. She urges the Doctor to tell the truth, her concern …

Dodo begins the scene with a sense of resignation and safety, believing they are protected within the TARDIS. As the Doctor reveals the true consequences of winning the Trilogi game, …

Dodo’s initial relief at being safe in the TARDIS evaporates as the Doctor unveils the paradox, her confusion giving way to horror. She questions the mechanics of the Toymaker’s immortality …

Dodo is mentioned indirectly in Steven’s dialogue, where he asserts that ‘you and Dodo would get away’ if he takes the final move. Though not physically present in this exchange, …

Dodo is indirectly referenced as the beneficiary of Steven’s proposed sacrifice ('you and Dodo would get away'). Though not physically present in this exchange, her well-being is a driving force …

Dodo is initially joyful, celebrating their victory and offering Cyril’s sweets as a gesture of celebration. Her optimism is abruptly shattered when the Doctor reacts in pain, forcing her to …

Dodo celebrates their victory but is quickly silenced by the Doctor's warning about the Toymaker's lingering influence. She offers Cyril's sweets to celebrate, which the Doctor bites into, revealing their …

Dodo celebrates their victory with jubilant relief, offering Cyril’s sweets as a celebratory treat. Her optimism is shattered when the Doctor reacts to the poisoned sweet, and she reacts with …

Dodo follows the Doctor out of the TARDIS, initially offering to help with his toothache but quickly shifting her focus to the excitement of the Wild West setting. She spots …

Dodo emerges from the TARDIS behind the Doctor, initially offering to help with his toothache but quickly shifting her focus to the Wild West setting. She shouts excitedly ('Yee-hoo!') and …

Dodo, dressed in a black felt hat and a Mexican Wild West ensemble, cheers Steven on with enthusiastic support ('I think you're smashing'), her excitement undimmed by the Doctor’s scolding. …

Dodo emerges from the TARDIS in a playful Mexican ensemble, her excitement palpable as she twirls in her black felt hat and compliments Steven’s attire. Her initial awe at the …

Dodo accompanies the Doctor to Holliday’s shop, expressing concern for his toothache and humor about the lack of modern dental practices. She teases the Doctor about his false identity ('Steven …

Dodo, one of the time-travelers, remains largely unaware of the Clantons' growing suspicion. She confirms her occupation as a pianist/singer and requests that Charlie hold the Doctor's key. Her curiosity …

Steven books rooms for himself, Dodo, and the Doctor, unaware of the Clantons’ growing suspicion. His mention of 'the Doctor’s key' and his six-shooters are misinterpreted as signs of Doc …

Dodo accompanies Steven to the saloon and interacts with Charlie, her curiosity and enthusiasm contrasting with the growing tension. Her offhand remark about leaving the key for 'the Doctor' is …

Dodo’s defiance and terror are palpable as she protests the forced performance, her scream in response to Ike’s gunshot revealing her vulnerability. She’s out of her depth in this violent …

Dodo pleads for privacy and rehearsal time, her anxiety palpable as she resists the Clantons' demands. When Ike fires his gun, she screams in terror, her reaction underscoring the brutality …

Dodo storms upstairs after being told to lock her door, her frustration and curiosity evident as she encounters Doc Holliday. She is ordered back to her room by Holliday, ensuring …

Dodo is initially enjoying playing music at the piano but is told by Steven to go upstairs and lock her door. She complies, though reluctantly, and later appears behind Doc …

Dodo is initially told to go upstairs by Steven and later appears behind Doc Holliday, expressing concern for the Doctor’s safety. She is instructed by Doc Holliday to return to …

Dodo Chaplet is initially engaged in a skeptical conversation with Kate about her impending marriage to Doc Holliday. She questions Holliday’s outlaw past, but her concerns are abruptly cut short …

Dodo stands at the window, her face pale with shock as she watches Steven paraded as a hostage. Her voice cracks with fear (‘They’ve got Steven!’), and she clutches the …

Dodo stands near the window, her face a mask of horror as she watches Steven being paraded by the Clantons. She pleads with Holliday to acknowledge Steven’s capture, her voice …

Dodo stands frozen in the saloon’s chaos, her protest—'But what about my friends?'—revealing her conflicted loyalty. Holliday’s sharp dismissal—'They're safe with Wyatt. I can't take on the whole town on …

Dodo’s youthful idealism collides with the brutal reality of Tombstone as she watches Holliday’s violence unfold. Her initial confusion (‘Three?’) turns to distress when she realizes Holliday intends to drag …

Dodo Dupont is mentioned by Charlie as having fled Tombstone with Doc Holliday and Kate after Seth Harper’s murder. Although not physically present, her absence is a central concern for …

Dodo is not physically present in this event, but her absence is the catalyst for the entire exchange. Charlie reveals she fled with Doc Holliday after Seth Harper’s murder, framing …

Dodo confronts Doc Holliday about his unfulfilled promise to escort her home, her tone a mix of hope and determination. She contrasts sharply with Kate’s cynicism, naively believing in Doc’s …

Dodo confronts Doc Holliday on the landing outside the Wagon Hotel rooms, demanding he fulfill his promise to return her home. She contrasts with Kate’s cynicism by praising Doc’s reliability, …

Dodo enters the confrontation armed with a revolver snatched from the dressing table, aiming it unsteadily at Doc Holliday. She demands he fulfill his promise to return her to Tombstone, …

Dodo enters the room demanding immediate action, her frustration boiling over when Holliday evades her request. She grabs a revolver from the dressing table, her hands trembling as she aims …

Dodo Dupont is not physically present in the Sheriff’s Office, but her name is mentioned by the Doctor. She has gone off with Doc Holliday, and Steven is following them. …

Dodo is mentioned by the Doctor as someone he hopes to reunite with before leaving Tombstone. Her absence in the scene underscores the Doctor’s desperation to escape the feud and …

Virgil Earp arrives at the saloon, greeting Wyatt and Bat Masterson with familiarity. He offers to help shorten the odds against the Clantons, signaling his full commitment to the Earp …

Dodo arrives at the Sheriff’s Office with Doc Holliday, brandishing a gun before Holliday takes it from her. She expresses relief at seeing the Doctor safe and confirms her role …

Dodo follows Doc Holliday into the Sheriff’s Office at gunpoint, waving the weapon above her head before Holliday disarms her. Her relief at seeing the Doctor safe is palpable, and …

Dodo bursts into the Sheriff’s Office at gunpoint, dragging Doc Holliday with her. Her relief at seeing the Doctor safe is palpable, and she hands over her weapon to Holliday …

Dodo, though initially suggesting the Doctor rest, quickly pivots to a pragmatic stance when she realizes the urgency of the situation. She reminds the Doctor of Steven’s captivity, leveraging his …

Dodo sits beside the Doctor in the Last Chance Saloon, encouraging him to rest but acknowledging his concerns about Steven and the lack of legal process. She supports the Doctor’s …

Dodo, caught in the crossfire, warns Holliday of Ringo’s ambush but is seized as a human shield. She seizes the moment of Ringo’s distraction—when he stoops to retrieve Holliday’s revolver—and …

Dodo warns Doc Holliday about Ringo’s ambush, disrupting Ringo’s leverage by shoving him, which allows Holliday to fatally shoot him. She is later scolded by Holliday for interfering and told …

Dodo Chaplet briefly defends Wyatt Earp’s loyalty but is sharply rebuked by the Doctor for her romanticized view of the West. She reluctantly follows the Doctor into the TARDIS, her …

Dodo stands beside the Doctor, her curiosity piqued by their temporal location. She questions the Doctor directly, seeking clarity about whether they have landed in the past, present, or future. …

Dodo stands beside the Doctor, her curiosity piqued by his declaration of their location. She asks a straightforward question about their temporal position, grounding the moment in her need for …

Dodo stands beside the Doctor, her curiosity piqued by the TARDIS's landing. She questions the temporal context ('Past, present or future?'), her tone light but inquisitive. As the primitive figure …

Dodo waits by the TARDIS with Steven, her arms crossed and posture tense as she mocks the Doctor’s lack of time awareness. She seizes the moment to challenge Steven’s passive …

Dodo sits anxiously on a boulder outside the TARDIS, her posture tense as she waits for Steven’s return. When she hears pebbles trickling down the ravine, her head snaps up, …

Dodo sits anxiously on a boulder outside the TARDIS, her isolation amplified by the dense bushes blocking her view of Steven. When pebbles trickle down the ravine, she turns sharply, …

Dodo is mentioned by the Doctor as one of his companions, who are somewhere nearby but not yet present in the scene. The Doctor requests that Exorse find her and …

Dodo is not physically present in this event but is mentioned by the Doctor as one of his companions. Her absence is noted with concern, as the Doctor instructs Exorse …

Dodo, still shaken from the ambush, questions Exorse’s claims about the City’s civilization and the Doctor’s safety. Her suspicion is palpable, and she challenges the idea that the planet is …

Dodo is the first to notice the spear and the primitives’ presence, her instincts proving correct. She screams in fear during the ambush, her voice trembling as she urges Steven …

Dodo is presented with a gemstone-inlaid mirror as a gift by Jano, which she acknowledges as beautiful but handles with subtle suspicion. She engages in brief dialogue, questioning the Doctor’s …

Dodo is presented with a jewel-encrusted mirror by Jano, which she admires with genuine enthusiasm, though her curiosity about the City's true nature lingers beneath her excitement. She engages briefly …

Dodo arrives in the Council Chamber alongside Steven, initially awestruck by the grandeur of the City and the attention from Jano. She receives a jewel-encrusted mirror as a gift, which …

Dodo stands beside Steven, her initial awe at the City’s beauty giving way to quiet observation as the tension escalates. She admires the artificial sun and fountains but remains engaged …

Dodo stands alongside Steven, her eyes wide as she takes in the City’s artificial grandeur. She offers a spontaneous, awestruck reaction ('It’s beautiful'), but her participation in Steven’s questioning—asking 'What …

Dodo lags behind the tour group, her curiosity piqued by the City’s restrictions. Through a narrow window, she witnesses Exorse dragging Nanina into the City, her body rigid in the …

Flower attempts to distract Dodo from her suspicions by steering the group toward the stadium and a ‘celebration.’ She insists that the City is perfect and that there is no …

Exorse is not physically present during Dodo’s confrontation with Steven, but his actions—dragging Nanina into the City under the control of a light gun—are the catalyst for the event. His …

Dodo, though initially distracted, notices Exorse emerging from a concealed doorway—a detail that sharpens the group’s unease. Her observation serves as a visual counterpoint to Steven’s verbal challenge, reinforcing the …

Dodo moves with quiet determination, her back turned to Steven and the Doctor as she crosses to the concealed doorway Exorse used earlier. Her fingers work the door mechanism with …

Dodo kneels beside the dying savage in the corridor, her initial instinct to help overriding any fear. She supports him as he stumbles toward the door, her grip firm but …

Dodo moves cautiously down the corridor outside Senta’s laboratory, her steps slowing as she hears faint, distressed sounds from within. She stops, frowns, and strains to listen, her expression shifting …

Dodo is absent from the scene, but her disappearance is the central focus of Steven’s frantic search. Her absence creates a palpable tension, reinforcing the urgency of Steven’s actions and …

Dodo enters Senta’s Laboratory, her initial curiosity giving way to stunned horror as she takes in the scene. She stops abruptly, her eyes wide with disbelief, as the clinical detachment …

Dodo is absent from the scene but serves as its central subject, her sudden disappearance catalyzing the conflict and tension among the remaining characters. Her absence is palpable, as Steven’s …

Dodo is absent but central to the event, her disappearance serving as the catalyst for the interruption and Jano’s ominous warning. Her fate—implied to be dire—hangs over the scene, symbolizing …

Dodo stands frozen in the doorway of Senta’s laboratory, her body rigid with shock as she witnesses Nanina’s life force being drained into the vats. Her wide-eyed horror is palpable, …

Dodo is the absent catalyst for the confrontation, her disappearance driving Steven’s urgency and the group’s fractured trust. Though physically absent, her presence looms large as the reason for the …

Dodo is the catalyst for this confrontation but is physically absent. Her disappearance into the concealed passage is implied, sparking Steven’s urgency and the City Guards’ aggressive response. Her defiant, …

Dodo is the unseen but central figure of this event, actively resisting capture in the control room. Though not physically present in the dialogue, her defiance is the catalyst for …

Dodo is physically cornered in the control room, her back against the lab’s equipment as she evades a technician’s grasp. Her body language is tense—hands raised defensively, eyes darting between …

Dodo stands defiantly in the Control Room, her posture tense but her voice steady as she asserts her connection to the Doctor and their status as 'guests.' Her admission of …

Dodo follows Senta and Edal into the laboratory, her curiosity piqued by the unfamiliar equipment. She openly questions the purpose of the lab’s instruments and the ‘big glass thing,’ her …

Dodo follows Senta and Edal into the laboratory, her curiosity piqued by the unfamiliar instruments and apparatus. She questions their purpose aloud, revealing her outsider status and moral unease with …

Dodo returns visibly shaken, recounting her disturbing experience in the laboratory with vague but unsettling details ('sterile and inhuman'). She defends her account against skepticism from Flower and Avon, but …

Dodo returns visibly shaken, her demeanor reflecting the trauma of her encounter in the laboratory. She attempts to describe the sterile, inhuman environment but struggles to articulate the full horror …

Dodo attempts to reveal a horrifying discovery to the Doctor but is dismissed mid-sentence. She stands beside Steven, her frustration palpable as the Doctor prioritizes his conversation with Jano and …

The Doctor discovers the near-dead savage in the scrubland and immediately recognizes the man’s condition as a result of life-force extraction, confirming his suspicions about the City’s civilization. He defends …

Dodo discovers the weakened savage in the bushes, recognizing him from an earlier encounter in the city. She watches as the Doctor tends to him, then rushes with Steven to …

Dodo recognizes the weakened savage as someone she previously tried to help, reinforcing her compassionate nature. She assists Steven in administering medicine to the man, her hands trembling with urgency. …

Dodo stands as the moral compass of the group, her defiance flaring as she vows, 'We are not going to let them do anything to the Doctor.' She challenges Chal’s …

Dodo is referenced briefly as 'the girl,' her capture ordered alongside Steven’s. Like Steven, she is framed as a dual threat: a fugitive who has seen too much and a …

Like Steven, Dodo is not physically present but is named alongside him as a target for capture. Her inclusion in Jano's order—'the two young people who arrived with the Doctor'—frames …

Dodo arrives in the valley visibly anxious, questioning the Savages about their living conditions and seeking reassurance from Steven. Tor's revelation about the Doctor's fate—'He will have been used'—triggers her …

Dodo reacts with alarm to Tor’s revelation about the Doctor, seeking clarification ('You mean they put him in that glass cell?') and reassurance from Steven. Her anxiety is palpable, rooted …

Dodo reacts with mounting anxiety as Tor reveals the Doctor's likely fate and Chal confirms the horror of the Elders' process. She seeks reassurance from Steven, her fear palpable as …

Dodo reacts with visible worry as the patrol is spotted, her voice trembling slightly when she asks if they’ll come to the valley. She stays close to Steven, her body …

Dodo stands beside Steven, her eyes wide as she takes in the murals, describing the chamber as 'beautiful. Like a little temple.' Her reaction is one of reverence, and she …

Dodo is visibly moved by the beauty of the cave chamber, comparing it to a temple and expressing her awe. Her reaction underscores the sacredness of the space and its …

Nanina, stationed at the cave entrance, serves as the lookout for the approaching Elder guard. She initially tries to shield Steven and Dodo from the threat by directing Chal to …

Dodo, though less vocal than Steven, engages with the unfolding crisis by asking Nanina for updates ('What's he doing now?'). Her question reveals her anxiety and engagement with the situation, …

Dodo stumbles through the tunnel, her anxiety palpable as she follows Steven and Chal. The loose stone dislodged by her foot becomes the catalyst for their exposure, her accidental misstep …

Dodo follows Steven and Chal into the tunnel, her anxiety palpable as she expresses concern about bringing suffering to the Savages. Her foot catches a loose stone, and the resulting …

Dodo follows Chal and Steven into the tunnel, her foot accidentally dislodging a loose stone that echoes through the cave, revealing their location. She remains quiet during the confrontation, her …

Dodo’s foot catches a loose stone, the resulting echo betraying their hiding place. She freezes, her guilt palpable as she realizes the consequences of her carelessness. Her silence during Exorse’s …

Dodo’s panic escalates as she repeatedly questions Chal about escape routes, her voice trembling with fear. She suggests surrendering to Steven, her emotional state teetering on despair. Physically, she is …

Dodo is the most visibly fearful of the group, her dialogue ('It's no good, Steven') revealing her surrender to the hopelessness of their situation. She suggests hiding as a last …

Dodo is referenced alongside Steven as a ‘stranger’ whose presence has sparked the Savages’ internal conflict. Like Steven, her absence is felt through the debate over her and Steven’s aid. …

Dodo follows Steven’s instructions without hesitation, handing over her mirror and holding Chal down as directed. Though nervous, she trusts Steven’s plan implicitly, remaining alert to Exorse’s approach. Her compliance …

Dodo plays a crucial supporting role, handing Steven her mirror without hesitation and restraining Chal to prevent his panicked interference. Her compliance and quick action under pressure enable Steven's plan …

Dodo plays a supportive but anxious role, handing Steven her mirror without hesitation and holding Chal back as Steven executes his plan. Her physical presence in the tunnel is tense, …

Dodo stands quietly but firmly beside Steven, supporting his plan to rescue the Doctor. She contributes critical information about the intended destination (the guest apartments) and reinforces Steven’s leadership by …

Dodo supports Steven’s plan to rescue the Doctor, mentioning the intended meeting point (guest apartments) and preparing to accompany him into the Elder city. Her loyalty to the Doctor and …

Dodo assists Steven in the infiltration, retrieving the guard's light gun after he is incapacitated. She moves cautiously through the doorway with Steven, preparing to enter the city. Her actions …

Dodo plays a supportive but active role in this event, initially warning the group to get down as she notices the guard's carelessness. She retrieves the guard's light gun after …

Dodo halts momentarily in the corridor, her body language tense and hesitant as she voices her growing unease. Her dialogue—'Steven, there's something wrong. It shouldn't be so easy to get …

Dodo hesitates in the corridor, her body language tense and her voice barely above a whisper. She clutches at Steven’s arm or steps back slightly, her eyes scanning the shadows …

Dodo, like Steven, is absent from this scene but is a critical target of Edal’s trap. Her curiosity, compassion, and impulsive nature make her equally susceptible to the Elders’ psychological …

Dodo’s recognition of the corridor is the turning point of the scene. Her voice is steady as she identifies the T-junction, her certainty ('This is the corridor I was in …

Dodo expresses initial relief at seeing the Doctor but quickly shifts to fear as his unresponsiveness becomes apparent. She grabs his arm, attempting to guide him, her voice trembling with …

Dodo’s initial relief at seeing the Doctor alive curdles into horror as she realizes his condition. She clings to his arm, her voice trembling as she pleads with him to …

Dodo is trapped in Corridor U3 with Steven and the Doctor, her curiosity and compassion now overshadowed by the immediate danger. She is unaware of the toxic vapors' deployment, her …

Dodo gasps for air in the toxic corridor, her body weakened by the hostile environment. She clutches her throat, her eyes wide with desperation as she pleads with Steven for …

Dodo is the emotional core of the escape, her urgency and concern for Steven and the Doctor driving her actions. She notices the doors opening first, her voice tinged with …

Dodo clings to the Doctor’s unconscious form, her voice trembling as she pleads with him to move, revealing her emotional investment in his well-being. Her anxiety spikes when Chal arrives, …

Dodo is visibly strained as she helps carry the Doctor, her voice trembling with anxiety and concern. She pleads with the Doctor to keep moving, her desperation palpable. When Chal …

Dodo is physically and emotionally strained, her voice tight with anxiety as she questions Chal about Steven’s safety and the proximity to the Valley of the Caves. Her frustration with …

Dodo stands at the entrance of Chal’s cave, her posture relaxed but her energy still charged from the escape. She turns to Chal with a bright, relieved smile, her voice …

Nanina emerges from the cave, her skepticism palpable as she questions the whereabouts of the 'second stranger.' Her hesitation reflects the Savages’ deeper anxiety about relying on outsiders, but her …

Edal barks orders from the valley below, his voice sharp with authority. He does not hesitate to send his guards to Jano’s aid, his actions reflecting a mix of loyalty …

Dodo checks on the Doctor’s well-being, her concern for his recovery evident in her gentle tone. She advocates for an immediate retreat to the TARDIS, framing it as the safest …

Dodo hovers near the Doctor, her concern for his well-being evident as she checks on his recovery from the coma. While she doesn’t speak during this exchange, her presence and …

Dodo stands near the smoky fire, her posture alert as she reacts to the sound of someone approaching the cave. She remains quiet during the exchange between the Doctor, Jano, …

Dodo is not physically present during the escape but is implied to be part of the group’s collective tension. Her earlier alert about someone approaching sets the stage for the …

Dodo follows the Doctor in the procession, part of the group being herded by Jano. She moves with a tense, compliant demeanor, her eyes downcast but occasionally flickering toward Steven …

Dodo actively participates in the destruction of the laboratory’s machinery, her enthusiasm mirroring the Savages’ rebellion. She shares a poignant farewell with Steven, her emotional support underscoring the bittersweet nature …

Dodo stands beside the Doctor, her eyes alight with the catharsis of the laboratory's destruction. She enthusiastically agrees with the Doctor's observation about the satisfaction of destroying evil, her voice …

Dodo shares a heartfelt farewell with Steven, expressing sorrow at their separation. She departs with the Doctor in the TARDIS, symbolizing the end of their companionship and the beginning of …

Dodo steps out of the TARDIS in Fitzroy Square, her eyes lighting up with nostalgia as she takes in the sights of her home city. She expresses excitement at returning …

Dodo steps out of the TARDIS with a sense of wonder, immediately recognizing London as her home. She expresses nostalgia for the city, mentioning her past connections (e.g., Stephen) and …

Dodo, intrigued by WOTAN's capabilities, playfully asks it to define 'TARDIS,' only for the machine to respond with the correct acronym—Time And Relative Dimensions In Space—revealing its unsettling knowledge of …

Dodo, visibly unsettled by WOTAN’s demonstration, tears off the printed answer and asks the machine to define 'TARDIS.' When it responds correctly, her face goes blank, and she experiences a …

Dodo, initially excited by the view from Brett’s laboratory, engages with WOTAN’s demonstration with playful curiosity. She asks the machine to define 'TARDIS,' expecting it to fail, but is unsettled …

Dodo accompanies Polly to the Inferno Club and quietly observes Ben’s despondency. She remains observant and supportive throughout the interaction, offering coffee to Ben and later thanking him for intervening …

Dodo accompanies Polly into the Inferno Club, observing the interaction with Ben from a supportive but detached stance. She offers Ben coffee after the altercation, mediating between Polly and Ben …

Dodo quietly observes the confrontation between Ben and Flash, her empathy for Ben’s protective instincts contrasting with Polly’s irritation. She steps in to mediate the tension between Polly and Ben, …

Dodo returns to the bar after dancing, visibly fatigued, and admits to a persistent headache and a high-pitched hum—symptoms she downplays as temporary. She sits isolated at the bar, her …

Dodo sits at the Inferno Club’s bar, visibly withdrawn, clutching her head as she describes a persistent headache and a high-pitched hum—symptoms she dismisses as temporary. Her physical isolation at …

Dodo is mid-conversation with Polly and Ben when Kitty interrupts, handing her the bar phone with an unexpected call. She takes the receiver with a mix of confusion and polite …

Dodo answers a ringing phone at the Inferno Club, her voice trembling with confusion and unease as she hears an unknown caller. The call is brief but unsettling, her expression …

Dodo stands in the Inferno Club, her body suddenly rigid as a sharp, unseen pain lances through her skull. Her face twists in agony for a split second before her …

Dodo is absent from the scene but is the central focus of the dialogue. Her disappearance after answering a phone call is discussed by Polly and the Doctor, and her …

Dodo is absent from the scene, but her disappearance is the central focus of the event. Polly recounts that Dodo left to answer a phone call approximately half an hour …

Dodo is not physically present in the laboratory during this event, but her absence is palpable. Earlier in the scene, she leaves the laboratory, likely under WOTAN's influence or as …

Dodo is mentioned briefly as having left the laboratory earlier, her role in attempting to bring the Doctor to Wotan implied but not directly depicted in this event. Her absence …

Dodo abruptly reappears at the Inferno Club after a prolonged absence, her sudden entrance marked by a forced casualness that belies her nervous demeanor. She offers vague excuses about visiting …

Dodo reappears abruptly in the Inferno Club, her entrance marked by a forced casualness that belies the tension in the room. She offers vague excuses for her prolonged absence—claiming she …

Dodo attempts to misdirect the Doctor by claiming the taxis are in a different direction, her behavior erratic and anxious. She urges the Doctor to leave without Polly, her actions …

Dodo stands near the Doctor, her posture slightly rigid and her dialogue abrupt. She redirects the Doctor’s attention toward Professor Brett and computers, her words carrying an uncharacteristic dismissiveness of …

Dodo exhibits erratic and insistent behavior, pushing the Doctor to visit Professor Brett immediately. Her dialogue and demeanor suggest she is under WOTAN’s hypnotic influence, as her usual warmth and …

Dodo is fully under Wotan’s hypnotic control, delivering a chilling confession about her role in luring the Doctor into contact with the supercomputer. Her speech is detached and robotic, devoid …

The Doctor recovers from a violent psychic assault through the telephone, realizing Dodo has been hypnotized into serving Wotan. With urgency, he counters the hypnosis by reasserting her identity through …

Dodo Chaplet is briefly mentioned as being 'under the weather' and sent to the country for a few days. Her absence is downplayed by the Doctor, but her erratic behavior …