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| - Dr. Doug Phillips is a scientist employed at Project Tic-Toc, an underground base in a desert location somewhere in the U. S. (possibly near the Nevada/Arizona border) that conducts top secret experiments in time travel. Out of the two lead scientists involved in time travel experimentation (Dr. Tony Newman being the other), Phillips was hired first at the base. ("End of the World") Doug Phillips seems to be a man of many hats, as part of his duties at Project Tic-Toc appear to involve being an official greeter, as he met and gave U. S. Senator Leroy Clark a tour of the area, who was sent by the government to discover what results the multi-billion dollar project had accomplished. ("Rendezvous with Yesterday") He is also a skilled mathematician. ("End of the World") Phillips has also shown to be able to work with a variety of various communication devices as well. ("Rendezvous with Yesterday", "The Day the Sky Fell In") As far as research and development went with time travel experimenting, Phillips was instrumental in developing a probe that could carry important messages to time travelers, as well as capsule work (with fellow Tic-Toc scientist Raymond Swain), which was a domed compartment where time travelers would sit in before making a journey, as it was totally separate from the Time Tunnel. However, the capsule was a total failure, and a radiation bath was used in place of the capsule afterwards. ("Secret Weapon")
- Dr. Doug Phillips is a scientist employed at Project Tic-Toc, an underground base in a desert location somewhere in the U. S. (possibly near the Nevada/Arizona border) that conducts top secret experiments in time travel. Out of the two scientists that would become trapped in time (Dr. Tony Newman being the other), Phillips was hired first at the base. (“End of the World” episode) Phillips seems to be a man of many hats, as part of his duties at Project Tic-Toc appear to involve being an official greeter, as he met and gave U. S. Senator Leroy Clark a tour of the area, who was sent by the government to discover what results the multi-billion dollar project had accomplished. (“Rendezvous with Yesterday”) He is also a skilled mathematician. (“End of the World”) He has also shown to be able to work with a variety of various communication devices as well. (“Rendezvous with Yesterday”, “The Day the Sky Fell In”) As far as research and development went with time travel experimenting, Phillips was instrumental in developing a probe that could carry important messages to time travelers, as well as capsule work (with fellow Tic-Toc scientist Raymond Swain), which was a domed compartment where time travelers would sit in before making a journey, as it was totally separate from the Time Tunnel. However, the capsule was a total failure, and a radiation bath was used in place of the capsule afterwards. (“Secret Weapon”)
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