Objects
Physical items that carry narrative significance, from personal possessions to symbolic artifacts that shape the story.
A scanning sensor device wielded by Dalek 2 to detect and track lifeforms in enclosed spaces like caves. Its initial failure to register the TARDIS …
A central control panel in the Dalek base, targeted for sabotage by Barbara Wright to disrupt Dalek operations during the Earth invasion.
Daleks train their neutralisers on the excavated TARDIS and fire at full power. Energy blasts strike the time machine's exposed hull, yet it resists all …
Cold metal slab positioned in the Dalek saucer where Robomen drag the resisting Doctor under Dalek orders. The table serves as the primary site for …
Massive, slave-operated drilling machinery designed to penetrate Earth's quartz strata and reach the outer core. Critical to Project Degravitate, positioned four miles from the core …
Intangible data set representing the precise location of the rebel vehicle, transmitted by Dalek surveillance units to enable targeted interception.
Abstract conceptual entity representing the Daleks' ability to open and control radio frequencies for their ultimatum broadcast. Not a physical object but a narrative device …
A biological clue to violence or a failed hunt, observed by the Doctor as part of the hut’s eerie atmosphere but not physically interacted with.
Handheld torch wielded by Delos during the escape from Nero’s palace in The Romans (S02E15). Functions as an improvised weapon to disable guards.
Delos grabs two rocks from the beach and strikes Ian's metal wrist cuffs twice with sharp force, shattering the restraints after the galley shipwreck. These …
Surveillance device on Mechanus; descends silently to scan sleeping travelers, marking the first sign of active monitoring by the planet's systems.
Sir William des Preaux presents this simple dish of water to Barbara inside the prisoner's tent, offering it to quench her thirst amid captivity tensions. …
De Tornebu points out this faulty clasp on the falconer's hawk amid the knights' banter in the dense wood near Jaffa. Stiff and unyielding without …
A cohort of slaves including the Doctor's companions Barbara and Ian, offered for sale in Didius's tent. The group is valued for their origins (particularly …
The Doctor pulls rock samples from a TARDIS storage area and scrutinizes them under light inside the console room. Their composition—grayish, jagged fragments etched with …
A distant gunshot echoes through the narrow cave passageways, paired with a dying cry that violently interrupts the Doctor and Ian's exploration. The sound jolts …
Physical humanoid robot duplicate of the Doctor, fabricated by the Daleks using the Doctor's scanned biological data as input. Acts as a weapon in the …
Daleks verify the energy cells inside the humanoid robot duplicate of the Doctor, confirming them fully charged and seamlessly integrated into its chassis within the …
Dalek engineers install and calibrate these compact technological components into the humanoid robot's core during final assembly in the Reproduction Chamber. They replicate the Doctor's …
A written document created by the Doctor for scientific analysis, specifically to verify the origin of rock samples from Dido. Not a tool or mechanical …
A heavy, portable TARDIS component used as a failed defensive measure against Daleks in The Chase Part 3. Physically handled by Ian Chesterton and Barbara …
A tactical disguise worn exclusively in The Crusade Part 1 to impersonate a wealthy Jaffa merchant, enabling the theft of silks from Daheer’s shop. Distinct …
A hypothetical device only referenced verbally by the Doctor as a future tool for escape/defense. Never physically described, handled, or examined in the scene. Functions …
The Doctor grips a sharpened branch outside the monastery and jams its pointed end into the Monk's back. This improvised weapon forces the Monk to …
A vague but critical device or tool requested by the Doctor during the Dalek chase in Mechanus Cave. Its form is unspecified, but its retrieval …
The Doctor grips the Winchester '73 rifle tightly in the monastery entrance, its long barrel leveled at the Monk's chest as he demands answers on …
Controlled domestic fire in Edith's Saxon hut during a Viking raid, serving as a beacon for the Doctor's arrival and providing warmth for Edith, Vicki, …
A 7th-century Saxon village hut in The Time Meddler (S02E37), belonging to Edith and destroyed by Vikings. Serves as a symbol of Viking brutality and …
Edith grips this spear tightly as she moves through the shadowed streets of the Northumbrian village at dusk. Armed and tense, she carries it as …
Physical restraint used by El Akir to silence Barbara during her abduction in the stables (distinct from other narrative objects like the bribe stones).
Eldred grips this blade and presses it to Vicki's throat during the Saxon ambush in the Northumbrian forest. The knife subdues her instantly as villagers …
Distant structural pillars gleam white in the dawn light outside the cave entrance, forming an elegant array that suspends an entire city in the sky …
Critical mechanical component of the escape truck, distinct from the vehicle itself; used by Barbara to halt the truck during the Dalek pursuit.
A generic metal tin container identified as pre-loaded with explosives, posing an immediate passive threat in the laboratory. Unlike the pressurized insecticide can, this object …
A hidden, decaying relic from the plague era, its macabre text ('Bring out your dead') is discovered by Ian Chesterton beneath a bridge along the …
The falconer secures the leather hood over the hawk's eyes with quick fingers, calming the bird as it perches on his wrist in the dense …
A detached, crashing root segment that serves as a visual/auditory warning of the tunnel's imminent collapse, triggering Ian's shout and the group's alertness. Unlike the …
Delos grabs this key from the Galley Master after the shipwreck strands them on the beach. He turns it in the locks of their wrist …
Wooden ship packed with rowing slaves endures a violent storm at sea. Its hull splinters under crashing waves, beams cracking as the Galley Master shouts …
Post-shipwreck remnants of the galley scattered on the beach, symbolizing the storm's destructive force and the characters' survival. Distinct from any intact galley components.
Discovered by Barbara Wright and the Doctor, with Susan Foreman, Ian Chesterton, and an off-screen Norwich Seed Company Executive witnessing the scene; serves as a …
Nero demands Barbara join him and Poppaea at the gladiatorial school, a venue for brutal combat spectacles. He reveals his sadistic urge to arrange a …
A freestanding wooden container with a hidden mechanism that emits maniacal laughter and ejects a skeleton when interacted with, serving as a focal point of …
A location (containment space) in Governor Lobos' office, referenced as the site of the Doctor and companion's prior capture under Morok rule. Evoked in dialogue …
A portable illumination device used by Ian and the Doctor in a haunted house, emphasizing eerie atmosphere and tension rather than tactical function.
A flat, horizontal laboratory table in the haunted house, serving as a symbolic focal point for the Doctor's scientific curiosity amid supernatural threats. Distinct from …
Ian and Vrestin uncover the water source beneath the Animus-controlled surface. Ian mistakes it for acid at first. The clear liquid flows in the tunnel, …
A generic, unnamed telephone call intercepted by Hilda at the switchboard, suspected of being tied to Forrester’s deception. Hilda defies protocol to listen in, using …
A handheld control device used to dominate Zarbi creatures, distinct from the wall it interacts with. Its activation reveals the Animus's command hub by triggering …
Hlynia grips this crystalline spear tightly in the Carsinome Control Room amid the Zarbi siege. She drives its sharp point into a wall to strike …
Sudden fungal growth erupts outside the TARDIS on Mechanus, rapidly covering Dalek 1 in aggressive tendrils. Daleks 1, 2, and 3 blast the encroaching plant …
A heavy iron cauldron simmers over the village fire, bubbling with stew that fills the air with savory steam. Hur's descendant places it there to …
A spear wielded by Ian Chesterton in The Web Planet Part 6 (S02E21) to attempt cutting through the organic surface of the Animus's lair, highlighting …
Part of Ian Chesterton's gear for Nero's gladiatorial death match in S02E14 (The Romans Part 3). Distinct from other Ian-owned items due to its arena-specific …
A concealed pitfall trap constructed by Ian Chesterton at the chamber exit. The trap consists of a dug hole in the ground, spanned by rough …
Multiple long, sturdy pieces of wood gathered in the Dalek-guarded chamber during the reunion scene. Intended for use in a distraction plan, emphasizing strategic preparation …
Ian throws a stone to distract Guard 2nd during the ambush outside the museum. The impact draws the guard's attention, allowing Ian to close in, …
Sought proactively to clean a paperclip-induced ankle injury; highlights scarcity of water at shrunken scale. Used in Episode 2, separate from poisoning crisis.
A single jagged rock grabbed from a mining bucket in Bedfordshire’s mining area, used by Ian as an improvised weapon to repel a Slyther attack. …
Ian snatches this rough jungle rock at Robo-Doc's command, aiming to smash what he believes is the robot imposter—actually the real Doctor. He hurls it …