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In the television series he was single. His family is rarely mentioned in the television series. He was promoted to Detective Inspector and transferred to Middlesbrough at the beginning of the seventh series. His relationship with Barnaby has always been warm and the two make a formidable pair. He made a one-off re-appearance in the Series 11 episode Blood Wedding to attend the wedding of Cully Barnaby.

As far as police work went, Sergeant Troy was sometimes somewhat dim, even though he was hardworking and ambitious. In most episodes, it was DCI Barnaby who solved the crime, often after Troy jumped in the wrong direction. In contrast to the tolerant Barnaby, Troy would make non-politically correct remarks. Likewise, he was often quick to jump to the wrong conclusions, a trait that may be rooted in his quick judgements of others. This was usually seen when a person of interest lived any kind of alternative lifestyle, such as in a commune in Death in Disguise , or as travelers in Blood Will Out , or when the suspect was gay — a group he continued to call poufs or daisies despite chiding from Barnaby.

He was known to make other inappropriate comments, often at the least fortunate times. The character of Troy in the television series was a very different character to that depicted in the novels by Caroline Graham.

In the novels, he was married to Maureen and they had a young daughter. He was far less clever, but equally ambitious. He resented anyone wealthier than him, and thought all women should desire him.

He was extremely fastidious and was always turned out in his best. In the television series, he was single, and sometimes clever. He was clean-shaven and dressed in a suit and tie. He was a terrible driver, impatient, unfocused, and too fast, and put the car into a ditch on more than one occasion.