Dr. Webb - Revision history

William Jodeit: Add episode 205 info

2026-10-19T02:59:53Z

Add episode 205 info

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	In [[204: Night of the Living Dead Light]] his journal is read aloud at the cafe, with an entry dated March 22nd, 1888 that describes the ritual for the silver coffer and the entity inside.		In [[204: Night of the Living Dead Light]] his journal is read aloud at the cafe, with an entry dated March 22nd, 1888 that describes the ritual for the silver coffer and the entity inside.

			In [[205: Lights Out]] the group tells Mary that he is dead, and the ritual in his journal is used to draw the dead light into the silver coffer.

	==Appearances==		==Appearances==
	*[[202: The Good Doctor]]		*[[202: The Good Doctor]]

William Jodeit: Add episode 204 info

2026-10-19T02:09:43Z

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	Nearby lie the body of a young man in a burlap sack (Clem Taylor, according to his ID) and an open, lead-lined silver coffer sealed with wax. The study holds his diplomas, a copy of Tallahassee's book, a locked roll-top desk with cash, a bank account book, a pot of strange-smelling ointment, and a black leather journal. The journal describes a doctor who inherited a practice from Dr. Sanger and became uneasy about its discreet "special services" for troubled women. It is not certain that Dr. Webb wrote it.		Nearby lie the body of a young man in a burlap sack (Clem Taylor, according to his ID) and an open, lead-lined silver coffer sealed with wax. The study holds his diplomas, a copy of Tallahassee's book, a locked roll-top desk with cash, a bank account book, a pot of strange-smelling ointment, and a black leather journal. The journal describes a doctor who inherited a practice from Dr. Sanger and became uneasy about its discreet "special services" for troubled women. It is not certain that Dr. Webb wrote it.

			In [[204: Night of the Living Dead Light]] his journal is read aloud at the cafe, with an entry dated March 22nd, 1888 that describes the ritual for the silver coffer and the entity inside.

	==Appearances==		==Appearances==
	*[[202: The Good Doctor]]		*[[202: The Good Doctor]]

William Jodeit: Fix player

2026-10-18T04:54:59Z

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	Played by: ~~[[Alex Morrison]]~~		Played by: Nobody (he is dead before the story begins and never speaks)

	First appeared in: [[Deadlight]]		First appeared in: [[Deadlight]]

William Jodeit: Add character page

2026-10-18T04:54:37Z

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Played by: [[Alex Morrison]]

First appeared in: [[Deadlight]]

The grandfather of [[Amelia Webb]], a doctor who lives in a dark single-storey colonial cottage with a barn up the hill road from the Orchard Run Gas and Cafe. He is never seen alive. In [[202: The Good Doctor]], [[Billy McConnell]] and [[Tallahassee Turner]] find an old man with a trimmed beard, who matches the family photographs in the hallway, dead against a chair in the front sitting room, bleeding from the shoulder as if from a shotgun blast.

Nearby lie the body of a young man in a burlap sack (Clem Taylor, according to his ID) and an open, lead-lined silver coffer sealed with wax. The study holds his diplomas, a copy of Tallahassee's book, a locked roll-top desk with cash, a bank account book, a pot of strange-smelling ointment, and a black leather journal. The journal describes a doctor who inherited a practice from Dr. Sanger and became uneasy about its discreet "special services" for troubled women. It is not certain that Dr. Webb wrote it.

==Appearances==
*[[202: The Good Doctor]]