Roger Benoit

Bob assists Benoit in carrying the collapsed technician to the Medical unit. His actions are swift and compliant, reflecting his role as a reliable crew member in a crisis. Though …

Bob assists Benoit in carrying the collapsed technician out of the control room to the Medical unit. His compliance is swift and wordless, reflecting his role as a reliable crewman. …

Sam functions as a low-level operative, providing Hobson with critical updates about the companions’ movements ('There was another one with them, sir. Bob's taken him along to the Medical unit. …

Jim collapses inside the Gravitron chamber, triggering an alarm that signals the system's instability. His condition contributes to the escalating crisis on the Moonbase, prompting Hobson to direct Franz to …

Roger Benoit, Hobson’s assistant and Chief Scientist-in-waiting, stands beside the weather control console. He explains the Gravitron’s function to the Doctor and monitors the weather indicators, noticing Indicator Five moving …

Benoit returns from a break and immediately attempts to mitigate Hobson’s stress by suggesting rest, but his composed demeanor masks his own concern. He assigns Ben menial tasks—clearing coffee cups …

Benoit returns from a break to find Hobson exhausted and paranoid, still fixated on the Gravitron’s instability. He attempts to persuade Hobson to rest but is met with resistance. When …

Benoit stands as the voice of reason and urgency in the Control Room, immediately recognizing the gravity of Evans’ death and insisting it be reported to Earth Control. His demeanor …

Benoit actively participates in the diagnostic process, monitoring the gravitron probe and potentiometers while wearing safety gear. He proposes the radical solution of shutting down the gravitron, arguing it is …

Benoit assists in diagnostics, monitors the gravitron probe, and proposes shutting down the gravitron as a last-resort solution. He engages in technical troubleshooting (e.g., checking potentiometers, field stabilization) and directly …

Benoit leads the Gravitron diagnostics process, reciting binary conversion values to Nils for verification while hunched over the computer bank. His focus is intense, but it is abruptly shattered when …

Nils stands in the Control Room, reciting gravitron readings with mechanical precision, entirely unaware that the Doctor is unfastening his bootlaces. His focus is unwavering, his tone clinical as he …

Benoit stands slightly apart from Hobson, his demeanor professional but detached, as if he is merely a technician executing a checklist rather than a participant in a crisis. He reports …

Benoit serves as the voice of skepticism and technical expertise in this event. He questions Hobson’s investigation of the control loop monitor, suggesting that meteorites could be the cause of …

Benoit is present in this event, initially skeptical of Hobson's approach to the gravitron malfunction. He suggests meteorites as a possible cause for the damage to the probe control antenna, …

Jules is mentioned but absent from the scene, his status implied to be uncertain or in need of verification. His absence is a subtle reminder of the base’s broader crisis—crew …

Roger Benoit is the primary agent involved in this event, though his physical presence is not explicitly shown in the scene text. His role is implied as the investigator sent …

Benoit attempts to contact the surface party via radio, his frustration growing as the communication fails. He questions the Cybermen's presence and motives, expressing moral outrage at their genocidal plan. …

Nils is tense and alert, assisting Benoit with communications but largely silent during the Cybermen's takeover. He reacts to Hobson's warning about the Cybermen's lethality with a mix of alarm …

Benoit attempts to contact the surface party via radio but is cut off as the Cybermen storm the control room. He expresses confusion and fear, questioning the Cybermen's motives and …

Benoit protests the Cybermen’s plan to send the converted men into the Gravitron without protective helmets, warning of the lethal sonic fields. His outrage is met with cold indifference by …

Jules, another converted pawn, stands silently in the Control Room before being directed into the power room. His compliance is absolute, his former personality erased by the Cybermen's conversion. He …

Benoit stands in the Control Room, his outrage palpable as he protests the Cybermen’s decision to send the converted humans into the Gravitron without protective gear. He warns of the …

Benoit stands tense beside Hobson, his fingers gripping the edge of the console as he listens to the Cybermen’s commands and the Doctor’s subtle interference. He whispers urgently to Hobson …

Benoit stands tense beside Hobson, his fingers gripping the edge of the console. He urges action against the Cybermen, his voice urgent but hushed. When Hobson whispers about the relief …

Benoit stands beside Hobson, his fingers tense on the console as he listens to the exchange between Hobson and Cyberman 1. When Hobson whispers to him about the potential for …

Roger Benoit stands alone on the lunar surface, his gloved fingers gripping the radio as he delivers the grim confirmation of the missing surface team’s fate. His posture is rigid, …

Benoit is outside the control room, pursued by a Cyberman. His voice, heard over the comms, is brief and urgent, indicating his compliance with Hobson's order to retreat. The tension …

Roger Benoit stands exposed on the lunar surface, his breath visible in the thin atmosphere as a Cyberman materializes before him. Initially dismissive (‘Yes, I did, but he must be …

Roger Benoit is not physically present in the Control Room during this event, but his plight is the catalyst for Ben’s actions. Off-screen, Benoit is being chased by a Cyberman …

Benoit enters the airlock alongside Ben, exiting briefly into the lunar vacuum to support him. He quickly re-enters the airlock with Ben and helps seal the outer doors, ensuring their …

Roger Benoit enters the Control Room leaning on Ben, clearly exhausted and injured from their encounter with the Cyberman. His physical state suggests he played a role in the recent …

Benoit enters the Control Room leaning heavily on Ben, his injury or exhaustion making it clear he’s in no condition for another fight. His presence is quiet but significant—his reliance …

Benoit speculates on the cause of the static, warning Hobson about the danger of leaving the control room to repair the aerial. His caution is evident as he tries to …

Benoit speculates about the source of the static and attempts to dissuade Hobson from going outside to repair the antenna array. His concern for Hobson's safety and his strategic thinking …

Benoit is present in the control room, though he does not speak during this exchange. His posture is attentive, his focus on the unfolding conversation. He does not challenge the …

Benoit stands firm at the control console, his posture rigid with determination as he issues the order to reactivate the signal receiver. His voice is clipped and authoritative, leaving no …

Benoit is deeply engaged in training Ben on console operations, his tone a mix of instruction and concern. He voices moral conflict over Benson’s prolonged solo shift at the Gravitron, …

Benoit is training Ben on console operations, his dialogue revealing his concern for Benson’s endurance and the crew’s exhaustion. He engages in a tense exchange with Hobson about the unsustainable …

Benoit stands beside Nils at the scanner, his voice grave as he explains the implications of the relief ship's trajectory toward the sun. He confirms the gravitron's role in the …

Benoit is the first to recognize the gravity of the situation, shouting orders to the crew to grab oxygen masks as the dome is breached. His technical expertise and leadership …

Benoit responds to Hobson’s directive with quiet efficiency, assisting in removing the lab coat to use as a patch. His understated remark about oxygen loss (‘I do hope we don’t …

Benoit acts as Hobson’s critical second, initially suggesting the coat (which fails) and then quickly identifying the coffee tray as their last option. He follows Hobson’s instructions with precision, sliding …

Benoit, standing in the Observation Dome, is the one who first alerts Hobson and the Doctor to the arrival of the Cybermen reinforcements. His observation—'Looks like another of their spaceships'—sets …

Benoit immediately grasps the Doctor's plan and enthusiastically prepares the gravitron for manual override, donning a safety helmet to operate the device. He lowers the probe past the safety cut-out, …

Benoit eagerly prepares the gravitron for the Doctor's plan, donning a safety helmet and operating the device in the gravitron control room. He signals when the probe cannot be lowered …

Benoit acknowledges Hobson’s order to take charge of the weather control system with a simple ‘Right,’ immediately setting to work. His response is efficient and professional, reflecting his role as …