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Officer Boyd: "I'm the medic."
Grant MacLaren: "And team leader?"
Officer Boyd: "Yeah. We lost ours along the way. Someone had to step up."
— MacLaren tries to get Boyd to operate on Marcy[src]

Victoria Boyd (Traveler 3185) is a police officer and Traveler from a different team apart from Grant MacLaren's team. She is a stickler for the protocols but will give consideration to extenuating circumstances and exigencies. She is both the Medic and Team Leader, as her group lost their leader sometime ago. (S1E11: Marcy)

Averted Death[]

Nothing is known about the circumstances that turned her into a Traveler.

History[]

Host[]

The host had been in the police force prior to her historical death.

Traveler 3185[]

Boyd and several police officers respond to the backup call put out by FBI agent Grant MacLaren at an abandoned downtown building. Just a few minutes after Traveler 3468's arrival in the 21st, Boyd hands him an antimatter container for use in his next mission. Later, Grant comes to speak to her, breaking Protocol 6, about their problem with the team that they're supposed to meet, as they're supposed to take the antimatter off the core team's hands. She says that he shouldn't be talking to her and that she doesn't know where he should go from there. (S1E02: Protocol 6)

The one and only instance of Boyd's first name shown in the series

When MacLaren's team is abducted, Boyd accompanies him after he finds a lead. They discover MacLaren's other members caged up, with their captor dead, after three days. (S1E05: Room 101)

Boyd fakes a meeting with MacLaren at his FBI office when he again requests her assistance. His team's medic Marcy Warton is hospitalized and may need medical intervention with Traveler tech, so he requests Boyd to ask her team's Medic. Boyd declines, as she's both Medic and Team Leader, but relents after further persuasion. She gives Marcy some palliative care, as there's little else she could do, and reiterates the Director would send help if it wanted Marcy saved. (S1E11: Marcy)

Boyd receives a text message directing her to kill Traveler 3468. She complies, but not before giving him the chance to talk. He explains it wasn't a legitimate order, and that a Faction has arisen in the future that's currently in armed rebellion against the Director. Unwilling to go against orders but also willing to trust Mac, Boyd fabricates a shoot-out by firing behind him, allowing him to shoot back at her. Fortunately she's wearing a bulletproof vest. (S1E12: Grace)

In light of the kill order against MacLaren and the rest of his team, Boyd responds to the failed assassination attempt at David Mailer's residence. She deliberately falsifies the sole witness statement implicating Marcy in killing her own assailant, entering for the record that the culprit was a "stocky bald man with a thick Canadian accent." (S2E01: Ave Machina)

The next time Boyd and MacLaren meet, over three months have passed and both are at a site where four Traveler corpses were found, possibly the handiwork of the same people that kidnapped Mac's team. She gripes over the fact that MacLaren shot twice and he apologizes for that, next introducing her to Traveler 4112 in Walt Forbes' body and sharing news about the Faction. She reminds them of Protocol 2 but they pivot the discussion anyway. Boyd always assumed the Director was behind the kidnappings but the violence inflicted on the corpses suggested otherwise. She gives Mac a timeframe when they can start investigating the scene, after forensic teams have done so. (S2E03: Jacob)

After the "assassination" of Congressman Ted Bishop, Boyd helps the shooter Carly Shannon to exfiltrate the scene via police car, just in the nick of time before non-Traveler police investigate the building Carly was in. (S2E04: 11:27)

Boyd and her teammate Heath took antivirals against a superflu outbreak, which turned out to be a Faction-made bioweapon designed to wipe out the population. They get very sick as a result, and she drives Heath to MacLaren's Ops for Marcy Warton's assistance. She survives with the invention of the cure, but Heath does not. (S2E05: Jenny, S2E06: U235)

When MacLaren suspects he was memory wiped by his team, he once again calls Boyd for assistance. She confirms it, having seen the signs in his bloodwork. (S3E03: Protocol 3)

Later, multiple Historians are kidnapped by the faction. Boyd's Historian Nathan, her last remaining teammate, is among them. Boyd helps Marcy keep the heavily injured Rick Hall alive as long as possible. When they extract a possible lead from him via black box the core Traveler team embark on a mission to save the Historians while Boyd stays behind to monitor Hall. The operation is a success, and MacLaren calls Boyd to have her relay the news to the dying Hall. When Hall passes Boyd turns off his medical monitors. (S3E06: Philip)

Boyd helps Marcy care for David Mailer at Ops, who was exposed to massive amounts of radiation. She brings additional medical nanites and takes a shift watching him, but unfortunately David keeps deteriorating. She also checks on Traveler 5416 after his rescue from Traveler 001. However, David eventually expires without any help from the Director. (S3E09: David)

The mood turns somber at Ops and Boyd eats breakfast with the people present. Following the nuclear strikes at archives worldwide, Boyd tells MacLaren the world's governments will blame the Travelers, not caring if it was instigated by the Faction. Because Protocol Omega was declared, Boyd is unsure what to do next, unwilling to improvise new missions as that will make her no different from Faction. (S3E10: Protocol Omega)

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