Objects
Physical items that carry narrative significance, from personal possessions to symbolic artifacts that shape the story.
Garment removed before Kemel's strength display to emphasize his physicality and role as an enforcer. Distinct from the jacket worn afterward.
Kennedy retrieves this briefcase from the hallway of Waterfield's antique shop after breaking into the study. He carries it during his search of the desk …
Worn by Kennedy, an antique shop employee, during The Evil of the Daleks Part 1. Serves as investigative attire, providing cover for probing Waterfield’s hidden …
A precision mechanical tool specifically designed for picking locks, distinct from timekeeping devices like Kennedy's wristwatch.
A wristwatch used to monitor the duration of Kennedy's covert search, distinct from mechanical tools like the lock-pick.
Kewper pitches these concealed firearms to the Squire in the hall as ambush weapons against Pike’s crew at the church. He frames them as the …
Kewper's pistols are the firearms he uses during his escape from the stable yard (firing at Blake) and later abandoned in the church crypt where …
A life-support system deployed in response to the toxic gas's effects, this equipment provides breathable oxygen to miners suffering from gas sickness. It includes masks …
The ledge by the stairs in the Tracking Room holds Cutler's unconscious body after Talon incapacitates him. Krail watches impassively while Polly, Barclay, and Dyson …
A portable, precision tool designed for cutting through sealed metal hatches, later repurposed by the Doctor to access the Dalek pod.
A large, movable wooden cabinet used by Lesterson as a desperate, temporary barricade in front of the Dalek capsule door. Its ease of displacement by …
A room-level architectural entity in the colony, serving as Lesterson's primary workspace for scientific research. Distinct from its contained objects (e.g., workbenches, cupboards) and interacting …
Shared scientific equipment used by Janley and Resno to prepare the Dalek for testing; remains undamaged throughout the experiment.
A specialized computational device with a 70% accuracy rate for tracking meteorite storms, featuring flickering needles, dials, and projections. Its data is central to discussions …
A rogue Dalek unit with independent agency, distinct from other Daleks in Lesterson's possession. Exhibits selective obedience and interacts directly with The Doctor, Polly, and …
Critical piece of evidence from the crashed space capsule, central to political tensions in The Power of the Daleks Part 1. Its theft implicates Governor …
Secret grave site of Joseph Longfoot, positioned as the vital clue to Captain Avery's hidden pirate treasure. Squire demands details from Kewper in the stable …
A jagged, naturally occurring edge of a lunar crater that serves as a narrative threshold—Jamie's fall into its depths reveals a hidden domed structure and …
A concealed pressurized habitat on the moon's surface, consisting of a curved dome structure and its associated airlock system. The dome remains hidden within a …
Hobson points to these Gravitron components in the Control Room, explaining technicians can shift them to redirect the gravitational beam toward the Cybermen's ship. Nils …
A single, shattered component of one Dalek's upper dome, distinct from systemic Dalek infrastructure. Its failure is localized to the Governor's Office scene, where it …
Maxtible strikes matches from a small box or packet to light a candle in the dim alcove, illuminating the booby-trapped doorframe as he demonstrates descending …
Central to the physical ambush plotline where Toby conceals himself to attack Jamie, distinguishing it from other concealment props in the scene.
A drawer in Maxtible's laboratory workbench that conceals a pistol used by Maxtible during a tense standoff with Waterfield. Positioned amid cluttered tools and near …
A piece of antique furniture (a bureau) located in Maxtible's sitting room, distinct from other rooms like the South Wing. Serves as a clue-hunting device …
Meadows holds a disposable cup in the Air Traffic Control room as the Doctor aims his pen weapon at it. The cup freezes solid midair, …
Blade attaches and twists the dial on this slim armband strapped to the alien impersonating George Meadows in the medical center's X-ray room during final …
The Doctor examines this pile of files in the Medical Centre X-ray room after stabilizing Samantha and real Nurse Pinto from Chameleon duplicate attacks. He …
White medical towels stacked near equipment in the Medical Centre's X-ray room. Chameleon Pinto 2 or Meadows 2 snatch them amid chaos to conceal evidence …
A dedicated medical facility (sick bay) on the Moonbase, serving as the central hub for treating infected personnel during the crisis. Distinct from individual medical …
A lone Dalek eye-stalk emerges from the molten, deformed casing of a destroyed Dalek amid the Mercury Swamp. The eye-stalk's unblinking lens swivels and locks …
Final disposal site for Resno's body, reached after transport from Lesterson's laboratory. The body, wrapped in a dust sheet, is dumped here to exploit the …
; employment authorization document scrutinized alongside passport (Swiss identification), distinct from passport's identity function
A narrow, rugged cliff path near the beach cave mouth, serving as a tactical route for Blake's militia during their pincer ambush on Pike's pirates. …
Enclosed booths rigged for deep sleep induction and thought pattern reprogramming stand ready in the colony's facilities. The Pilot announces their connection for the Doctor, …
Critical escape route transitioning the group from the underground mines to the Temple of Amdo, where their emergence startles Polly after her transformation. This tunnel …
A large tray carrying multiple restorative drinks, used by Mollie to tend to the Doctor and Jamie as they recover from disorientation. Remains in use …
Dedicated to monitoring Gravitron fluid servo pressures for gravity system diagnostics; distinct from the R/T communication unit mounted on the same console.
A transparent, passive structural dome in Moonbase Alpha's control room that serves as a visual boundary between observers and the Gravitron system. It does not …
The external communication aerial for the Moonbase, which the Cybermen sabotage to flood the control room with deafening static, drowning out Nils's attempts to contact …
Central control hub of the moonbase where Cybermen physically breach the dome, causing catastrophic decompression. This is the climactic location for the Cybermen's assault in …
A fixed or portable voice communication device installed in the Moonbase control room, specifically designed for broadcasting alerts to the entire crew during emergencies. Unlike …
Nils alerts the crew that the moonbase now runs on reserve oxygen tanks after Evans sabotages the gravitron while under Cyberman control. The Doctor snaps …
Standard spacecraft ferries personnel and supplies to the lunar weather control center. Hobson demands confirmation of the Doctor and Ben's arrival via this vehicle; their …
Medical antiviral drug (interferon) in the moonbase sickbay, intended to treat the plague caused by the contaminated food supply. Stocks are critically low due to …
Sam flags the solar mirrors as the Moonbase crew's final external task: a realignment executed during period 13, just before the Gravitron malfunction and probe …
Physical food stockpile in the moonbase store room, deliberately contaminated by Cybermen to spread a plague via ingestion. Directly causes the outbreak of black facial …
Heavy-duty flatbed low-loader truck summoned by Gatwick Airport authorities to haul the TARDIS—disguised as a police box—off the runway. Motorcycle police maneuver it into position …
The Doctor and Jamie sidle along this narrow ledge protruding from the vast canyon walls after emerging from a tunnel. Its precarious width demands careful …
A static, irregular opening in the damp wall of the labyrinthine tunnels, identified by Jamie as a potential route toward Zaroff’s laboratory. Serves as a …
Cyberman 2 declares that Jamie lacks Neurotrope X, a substance essential for human conversion into Cybermen. This chemical agent, absent from Jamie's system due to …
Handheld slender pin gripped by nurse to prick skin and elicit pain/reflex response.
Standard-issue medical tablets used in routine treatment protocols, dismissed by the Doctor as ineffective. Serves as a narrative device to highlight the inefficacy of Chameleon …
Blake and the militia sight the Old Church along the cliff top from the beach, using it as a fixed landmark to orient their tactical …
A transparent window in the sterile Atlantean operating theatre that provides a direct view of the underwater farming operation below. Damon activates this window (via …
Thin glass slides hold samples from infected patients Jules and Franz. The Doctor positions them under the microscope in the airlock sickbay, peering intently as …
A bundle of administrative documents tied to the systemic enslavement of Highland Jacobite prisoners, used by Perkins and Grey to enforce plantation labor contracts. Appears …
Perkins pulls out a deck of whist cards at the Sea Eagle Inn and suggests a game with Solicitor Grey to pass time while guards …
Perry hands his card to the Doctor in the Tricolour Coffee Bar, credentialing himself as Edward Waterfield's courier during a formal introduction. The Doctor accepts …
Jamie uncovers this torn half-picture amid the shadows of Waterfield's antique shop secret room. The fragment's faded imagery hints at Dalek temporal interference powering the …