Harold Saxon

Harold Saxon (Also known as John Simm) is the second incarnation of the Master to appear in "The Doctor Who Figurine Adventures". He serves as the main antagonist of Season 10, despite making his first appearance in the penultimate episode of the season.

Role
Harold Saxon is first seen in the penultimate episode of Season 10, where he oversees the reawakening of the Dalek Army on Spiridon. When he sees that the Eleventh Doctor and Skaldak have entered the room where the Dalek army is stored, he activates the heating controls, re-awakening the Daleks from their suspended animation.

Luckily, the other Doctors and their friends show up to fight the Daleks. Once Skaldak gives his life to return the Daleks to their suspended animation, the Doctors confront Harold Saxon and convince him to stop this madness. Once they leave, however, the Emaciated Master convinces Harold Saxon to join him in his quest to find the other Masters so they can destroy the Doctors.

Harold Saxon later appears in the last 2 episodes of Season 11, where he (along with the Emaciated Master) helps the Delgado Master in summoning Azal to the planet Weblus. Once Azal is defeated, he and the other 2 Masters escape.

In Season 12, Harold Saxon helps his fellow Masters in rescuing Professor Yana from the Cybermen so they can convince him to join them as well.

Personality
Harold Saxon is more insane than any of the other Masters. Much like his other incarnations, he is ostentatious and would offer jelly babies and grits and dances to such bands as Rogue Traders and Scissor Sisters. He also likes watching the Teletubbies, believing that televisions in the stomachs is true evolution.

Beneath his charismatic and charming demeanour, Harold Saxon is sadistic and childishly degrading, even going so far as to slip subtle and private jabs at the Doctors and their allies in his public speeches.

Harold Saxon has a heightened sense of his own brilliance, even reciting a bible-styled verse of his own making when he awakens the Daleks at the end of Season 10 episode 9. He also shows a sadistic glee when he resorts to murder, continually listening in someone's dying screams.

He is also somewhat misogynistic, believing that women disappoint him and are "fickle" for being "lovey-dovey".