Objects
Physical items that carry narrative significance, from personal possessions to symbolic artifacts that shape the story.
Jo peers through this back window of the Cloven Hoof guest room to scout her escape route amid heated arguments below. She then climbs out …
Bed in the Cloven Hoof guest room where Jo Grant lies weakened from her earlier injury. Doctor Reeves sedates her on it to quell her …
Wooden door to the Cloven Hoof guest room where authorities confine Jo Grant after her injury. She cracks it open or presses against it to …
Brigadier pulls this paper from the factory office desk amid Nestene infiltration clues like a plastic daffodil. It specifies a coach for fifteen seats, hinting …
A passive escape route (door) in the coach that the Doctor opens to flee the vehicle during the hijacking, distinct from the steering wheel that …
An active control device in the coach that Farrel seizes to destabilize the vehicle, triggering the Master's violent response and creating the distraction that enables …
Twisted remnants of a heavy gate lie crumpled across Constable Groom's crushed corpse at the Devil's End barrow entrance. The Doctor and Jo discover the …
Prison caravans used by Colonel Masters (human UNIT officer) to detain captives, including the Doctor, during the Auton invasion in Terror of the Autons Part …
Central structure in the colonists' escape plan, distinct from Leeson’s Dome. Serves as Winton’s hideout and tactical base for freeing colonists.
A retrospective account of Winton and other colonists firing guns at a creature inside Leeson’s Dome, which the monster shrugs off. This incident is used …
Represents the colonists' collective armed capability, discussed in strategic briefings but never realized on-screen. Functions as a narrative device to underscore the colonists' potential for …
Weapons used by armed colonists during their desperate, chaotic counterattack against the IMC guards. The gunfire creates 'deadly confusion,' kills fighters on both sides, and …
Heavy mechanical hatch on the colonists' rocket stands ready outside the launch site. Morgan oversees Ashe as he swings it shut with a decisive clang, …
Radar operators in UNIT's tracking facility detect Commercial Airliner Green One on screens as a UFO slices across its flight path. The intrusion forces Green …
Dent and four armed men seal bulkheads to block Jo and Winton's escape through the Rocket Corridor, herding them through this door into the dead-end …
Constable Groom’s standard-issue bicycle, used for village patrol and abandoned during the Daemons’ supernatural disruption, distinct from his personal items like food or equipment.
A portable, wrapped bundle of sandwiches carried by Constable Groom for sustenance during night duty, distinct from his bicycle or other personal belongings.
A red public telephone box in EXT. Cornwall Gardens, used by Chin Lee for covert communication with the Master. Provides cover for her escape during …
Benton clutches his head from the Keller Machine's assault and staggers against this outdoor railing in Cornwall Gardens, gripping its metal frame for fleeting support …
Mailer and escaped prisoners crouch behind this roadside fence on a rural country road, using its height for cover as they ambush the UNIT convoy. …
Corpse of an unidentified victim (possibly Jane Leeson) recovered from Jane Leeson's Dome after the reptile attack. Serves as physical proof of the creature's lethality …
Logistical specifications for duralinium mining, requested by Dent immediately after authorizing colonist elimination to prioritize IMC’s profit-driven resource extraction.
A supernatural environmental phenomenon in Devil's End that manifests as an invisible, impenetrable heat barrier blocking access to the village. This barrier generates intense, unnatural …
Critical threshold marking Bert's transition from the village into the Master's ritual space; symbolizes secrecy, plotting, and the Master's control over access.
Dense disorienting gas bursts from the coiled green nerve ganglion inside the Axos cell when Filer's bullet ruptures it. The cloud overwhelms Axos instantly, compelling …
Muffled bursts of gunfire echo distantly from outside the prison cell, their sharp cracks penetrating the thick walls of Stangmoor Prison. Jo Grant perks up …
The Doctor and Jo drive this vehicle along the road to Devil's End until a massive fallen tree blocks their path. The Doctor inspects the …
The Doctor's archway machine stands as unstable critical infrastructure, billowing violent smoke with gauges locked in the red. The Brigadier prods its shimmering archway using …
Cosmic-scale mathematical formulae projected in the Axos Main Chamber, detailing energy requirements for Axos’ time-bending technology. Scanned by the Axon Man to exploit Earth’s Nuton …
A theoretical/resonant frequency-based subsystem designed to stabilize oscillations at precise temperatures, discussed in The Cloven Hoof bar during strategic planning. Part of the Doctor's initial …
The Doctor clutches a glass in the Prison Governor's Office and tries to place it on the table during his tense standoff with the Master, …
The Doctor's missing interplanetary travel permit and personal identification are cited together by the Master during their tense standoff in the Dome Entry Area radio …
Used exclusively in Terror of the Autons Part 2 (Season 8, Episode 2) to detect Auton-related sounds in the circus horsebox scene. No connection to …
Used exclusively in Colony In Space Part 4 (Season 8, Episode 18) to eavesdrop on the Master’s conversation with Robert Ashe in the communal mess …
Critical component of the Master’s heat barrier device, directly tied to the Doctor’s warnings about overload risks and Osgood’s stability concerns during the 15-minute power …
Small, personal clock owned by the Doctor, carried by Jo Grant during his disorientation after the Keller Machine's attack in The Mind of Evil (Part …
The Doctor's Sonic Screwdriver is a compact, multi-functional Gallifreyan tool with a cylindrical metallic casing and an illuminated active tip. Across its operational lifespan, it …
A specialized, steady-state micro-welding tool used exclusively for repairing the TARDIS dematerialization mechanism. Its malfunction triggers a fire and a pivotal character conflict in Terror …
A small electronic circuit component removed from the Doctor's TARDIS console during a critical startup failure. The Doctor examines it under dim lighting before attempting …
The Master lists the Doctor's missing TARDIS registration during their confrontation in the Dome Entry Area radio shack. This undocumented paperwork joins absent travel permits …
A small, physical device implanted behind the Doctor's ear, used by the Master to connect the Doctor to the Keller Machine's telepathic influence, causing visions …
Hand-drawn circuit diagram created in a prison governor’s office to counter the Master’s missile plot/Keller Machine. Serves as a tactical blueprint for UNIT, with Benton …
The Doctor recites this ancient Venusian lullaby in the Barrow Chamber to neutralize the reanimated Bok, its soothing alien words imposing calm on the gargoyle-like …
Jo Grant blurts 'dolly Scotsman' into the phone during her frantic call to Campbell from the UNIT laboratory. This evokes a plastic Auton doll under …
Glass or ceramic carafe filled with water sits on one of the hearing tables during Captain Dent's sham trial in the Dome Entry Area. Dent …
A sudden, intense surge of orchestral music (sharp strings and percussion) that drowns out Alastair Fergus's voice on a television in UNIT Headquarters, marking the …
The Doctor rattles off these traditional Chinese dishes—dried squid and stewed jellyfish—while translating dinner plans into rapid Hokien during the tea ceremony with Fu Peng. …
Sturdy metal cabinet in the medical office holds pharmaceuticals and dangerous substances. Summers locks it tight before prisoners arrive, protecting contents from theft or misuse …
An official transmission received by Captain Dent from Earth Control, containing the Adjudicator's identity photograph and serving as the authoritative confirmation of the imposter's false …
Jo Grant bursts into the UNIT laboratory clutching updates, announces she secured electronic spares for next-day delivery, and hands over a report on radio telescope …
Smoke rises from the overheating energy exchanger on the roadside, a thick visible plume signaling imminent mechanical failure. Osgood identifies it as a critical warning …
Forged telephone engineer authorization used by an unnamed intruder to infiltrate UNIT's laboratory in 1971. Tied to the Autons plotline and the Doctor's modified telephone.
A specific office furniture piece located within Farrel's Factory Office, containing critical documents (e.g., coach orders) that expose Auton logistics. Its contents are directly tied …
Captain Yates radios the Brigadier from UNIT Mobile HQ with urgent intelligence: the Master stations these fake troops at Stanham Airfield alongside a nerve gas-armed …
A massive fallen tree sprawls across the road to Devil's End after an earthquake, blocking passage. The Doctor and Jo chop its trunk and branches …
The coach door provides entry to the confined interior where Farrel confronts the defiant Autons. The Master, disguised as a telephone engineer, opens it to …
Workers drag the final heavy cases of supplies onboard the colony rocket during urgent pre-launch preparations. Morgan oversees the process with detached efficiency under Dent's …
Replica explodes in light accelerator, leaving a foaming mass of bubbles. Doctor and real Filer watch it dissipate, confirming the imposter's destruction amid the lab's …
Jo demands food for herself and the Doctor during cell confrontation. Vosper, frustrated yet obedient to the Master, orders Charlie to retrieve it from the …
Jo Grant demands this food for Barnham in the prison governor's office amid the Doctor's clash with the Brigadier. Barnham sits vulnerable after Keller Machine …