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{{Quote|This is a conch shell, I love finding this. You can hear the ocean, if you listen. That's funny. The ocean sounds like a...oh it's the telephone!|The Harbour Master, [[Northumberland is Missing]], [[Season 4|fourth season]]}}
 
   
 
{{Quote|This is a conch shell, I love finding this. You can hear the ocean, if you listen..... That's funny. The ocean sounds like a...oh it's the telephone!|The Harbour Master, [[Northumberland is Missing]], [[Season 4|fourth season]]}}
 
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'''The Harbour Master''' is the narrator of the series which we also see him at the start and the finish of each episode. He was played by [[Denny Doherty]]. [[Rodney]] pulls pranks around him most of the time.
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'''The Harbour Master''' is the host and narrator of the series. He is seen in [[Harbour Master's Office|his office]] at the start and end of each episode. He is portrayed by late [[Denny Doherty]] in the English speaking versions.
   
 
==Bio==
 
==Bio==
He's seen most of the world's waterfront but still hasn't figured it all out. Of all the vessels he's seen or worked on through his former career as a captain, he likes the tugboats the best. The stories he tells are from their point of view, and his affection for them is obvious.
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He has seen most of the world's waterfront, but still has not figured it all out. Of all the vessels he has seen or worked on through his former career as a captain, he likes the tugboats the best. The stories he tells are from their point of view, and his affection for them is obvious.
   
His role in the functioning of the harbour is akin to being the Mayor, or President. It's his office that sets out the code of conduct for the harbor, balances the sometimes competing interests of all the various harbour users, and determines which docks will be assigned to which boats.
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It is his role to be in charge of the busy Big Harbour. It's his office that sets out the code of conduct for the harbour, balances the sometimes competing interests of all the various harbour users, and determines which docks will be assigned to which boats.
   
It's a demanding job that usually keeps him in his office overlooking the harbor, where he tries to keep on top of everything with a collection of charts, two-way radios, scanners, harbor radar, phones, and his trusty binoculars.
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It's a demanding job that usually keeps him in [[Harbour Master's Office|his office]] overlooking the harbour (sometimes overnight), where he tries to keep on top of everything with a collection of charts, two-way radios, scanners, harbor radar, phones, and his trusty binoculars.
   
Generally, he remains only the narrator and keeps out of the model series. However, in one episode, while narrating, he claims a ship was moving dangerously close to "my office."
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Generally, he remains only the narrator and keeps out of the model series. However, in one episode, while narrating, he claims a ship was moving dangerously close to his office.
   
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He sometimes converses with other (off screen) human characters, like Hillary the mail woman, as well as fellow harbour worker [[Rodney]].
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* In most European dubs of the series, the Harbour Master scenes are left out, but in the Finnish dub, the narrator ([[Jari Silventoinen]]) speaks over the intro/credits, saying roughly the same dialog as the English studio segments.
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* In the French dub of the series, he is portrayed by [[Denis Mercier]]. The segments are recorded in the same studio as the English version, with the 'Harbour Master Office' signs localized.
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"This is a conch shell, I love finding this. You can hear the ocean, if you listen..... That's funny. The ocean sounds like a...oh it's the telephone!"
— The Harbour Master, Northumberland is Missing, fourth season
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The Harbour Master is the host and narrator of the series. He is seen in his office at the start and end of each episode. He is portrayed by late Denny Doherty in the English speaking versions.

Bio

He has seen most of the world's waterfront, but still has not figured it all out. Of all the vessels he has seen or worked on through his former career as a captain, he likes the tugboats the best. The stories he tells are from their point of view, and his affection for them is obvious.

It is his role to be in charge of the busy Big Harbour. It's his office that sets out the code of conduct for the harbour, balances the sometimes competing interests of all the various harbour users, and determines which docks will be assigned to which boats.

It's a demanding job that usually keeps him in his office overlooking the harbour (sometimes overnight), where he tries to keep on top of everything with a collection of charts, two-way radios, scanners, harbor radar, phones, and his trusty binoculars.

Generally, he remains only the narrator and keeps out of the model series. However, in one episode, while narrating, he claims a ship was moving dangerously close to his office.

He sometimes converses with other (off screen) human characters, like Hillary the mail woman, as well as fellow harbour worker Rodney.

Trivia

  • In most European dubs of the series, the Harbour Master scenes are left out, but in the Finnish dub, the narrator (Jari Silventoinen) speaks over the intro/credits, saying roughly the same dialog as the English studio segments.
  • In the French dub of the series, he is portrayed by Denis Mercier. The segments are recorded in the same studio as the English version, with the 'Harbour Master Office' signs localized.