Objects
Physical items that carry narrative significance, from personal possessions to symbolic artifacts that shape the story.
Technical plans detailing the design of W4, a subsidiary computer bank linked to WOTAN's network. Krimpton directs Polly to retrieve them from Brett's laboratory right …
Crew drapes thin, transparent plastic sheeting over Steven's metal containment cage on the Ark's Control Deck. Baccu and Zentos secure it tightly during the interrogation, …
Delivered by a single Trojan guard in the dungeon cell as a meager ration, symbolizing the prisoners' deprivation and Steven's defiant rejection of Trojan 'hospitality.'
Externally mounted public address system on a London police patrol car, used to broadcast emergency warnings during the War Machine invasion. Distinct from civilian vehicle …
A completed medical intervention administered to Steven Taylor in the Control Deck, with immediate narrative stakes tied to his recovery and the political tensions between …
A wooden chest in Preslin's shop containing a miscellaneous collection of 16th-century garments, from which Steven selects his disguise. The chest itself is a neutral …
Documents owned by Preslin, fixated upon by the Doctor upon TARDIS arrival in 16th-century Paris. Serves as a narrative device to highlight the Doctor’s urgency …
A portable, sturdy bag used by Preslin to pack survival supplies and scientific equipment, symbolizing his desperate flight and the urgency of his situation. Observed …
Physical wooden cupboards in Preslin’s print shop, used as frantic search sites for the TARDIS key during the climax of the St. Bartholomew’s Massacre. Their …
A rough club brandished by a primitive figure in The Savages Part 1 (Episode 38, Season 3) against a serene planetary landscape. The weapon disrupts …
Tuthmos reports from Khephren's workshop that prisoners—likely the Doctor's companions—escaped this tomb used as their prison. Guards left it unsealed, enabling the breakout. Khephren dismisses …
Subordinates consult this detailed technical blueprint in the dimly lit warehouse as Professor Brett shouts orders for precise adherence. The document specifies the exact sequence …
Subordinates bolt together the skeletal metal outer framework of the War Machine in a dimly lit warehouse. Professor Brett barks orders for strict blueprint adherence, …
Patrons in the public house fall silent as the television above the bar activates, its screen filling with Kenneth Kendall's steady voice and image announcing …
Abstract communication channel used by the Black Dalek to monitor the pursuing Dalek's progress during the chase. Distinct from physical Dalek vessels or agents; serves …
A critical medication identified by the Doctor as the only cure for Steven Taylor’s Troy battle wound-induced blood poisoning. The antidote is unseen but drives …
Curtained door framing the entrance to the abandoned reception room in Refusis Castle. Monoid 2 slams it shut upon entering with the Doctor, Dodo, and …
Static decorative element framing the door, symbolizing the threshold into the reception room’s psychological space.
Tiles cover the floor of the abandoned reception room in Refusis Castle. The Doctor, Dodo, Yendom, and Monoid 2 stand on this surface as tension …
Monoid 2 seizes the empty vase from the abandoned reception room and hurls it to the floor, shards exploding outward in a bid to draw …
Dense foliage in the Refusis jungle, specifically used by Monoid 1 to conceal himself during the ambush and killing of Maharis. This location is distinct …
Thick, inanimate vegetation in the Refusis Jungle that functions as a physical barrier. Unlike the Twitching Plant, this foliage is not sentient or symbolic but …
Central technological feature in the Rill bunker, distinct from passageways or corridors. Described as a 'massive black sphere' dominating the industrial architecture, tied to the …
External Rill technology deployed by Maaga as a vacuum-based execution mechanism, positioned outside the Drahvin Spaceship Airlock. Activated as a secondary threat to Steven after …
A planet-side industrial machine critical for extracting planetary power to fuel the Rills' escape in Galaxy Four Part 2. Operates in the Rill Drilling Site …
Deployed in Galaxy Four Part 3 to facilitate telepathic communication and repair sabotage, marking the Rills' shift from conflict to alliance with the Doctor and …
A contained, convertible gas-based energy medium critical to the Rills' ship propulsion, distinct from their life-sustaining atmospheric gas. Its conversion to 'sunray power' is a …
Ship-wide alert system aboard the Rill ship (or TARDIS), announcing security breaches like the Drahvins’ escape in Galaxy Four Part 4. Distinct from other emergency …
A stationary, imposing structure on the doomed planet's surface, admired by the Doctor for its advanced design but deemed 'temporary' by Vicki. Serves as a …
Sleek luxury Rolls Royce with registration 4267PP transports the Doctor and Sir Charles Summer through London streets turned warzone by WOTAN's War Machines. Police broadcast …
Decorative/functional glass bottles lining the shelf behind the bar, destroyed by Billy Clanton as a violent display of power, symbolizing the Clantons' escalating aggression and …
Smoke fills the cave as the Doctor, Dodo, Steven, Jano, and Chal gather around this central fire. Its flames provide the only light, casting flickering …
A category of crude spears hurled by the primitives during the ambush, used to pin down the companions and justify the City's defensive restrictions. Referenced …
Nocturnal swamp predators in Desperus, called 'screamers' by locals. Kirksen freezes in terror at their approach, clutching his torch, while Bors scoffs and labels them …
Thick, dense bushes in the scrublands outside the laboratory, serving as Steven’s escape route and concealment during his pursuit by Exorse and Jano in The …
Physical access barrier in the station corridor, distinct from the Experiment Control System. Locked to prevent intrusion during the molecular dissemination process, interacted with exclusively …
Captain Edal intercepts Exorse in this designated patrol sector outside the city during his routine watch. Labeled K4, the area marks a key defensive zone …
Doctor, Summer, and Ben huddle inside this semi-camouflaged hut to strategize trapping a War Machine. Its concealed exterior shields their planning from detection amid London's …
Grenades hurled by the Sergeant's squad at War Machine 3 during the Covent Garden standoff. The Sergeant reports no effect—'Even the grenades won't go up'—as …
A bottle of liquor used by Seth Harper to drink during the chaotic lynch mob scene in the Last Chance Saloon, where Steven is mistaken …
Sturdy bench in the Tombstone Sheriff's Office. Wyatt Earp instructs Virgil Earp and Sheriff Masterson to lay his brother Warren's body on it after Warren …
Physical escape route in the Abbot’s apartments, used by Steven and Anne to flee after overhearing the assassination plot, enabling their continued involvement in the …
Technological communication signals originating from Mira, monitored and cut off by the experiment controllers in the Experiment Control Room. Central to the debate over sabotage …
Individual Dalek unit physically positioned in the doorway outside the Dalek Control Centre, serving as a temporary barrier until forcibly moved by the Doctor. Distinct …
Centralized shipboard communication network used by the Commander to issue ship-wide announcements, tied to the Commander's private quarters and the plague crisis on the space …
Visual interface in the Spar Ship's control area, used to display and verify flight paths during critical moments (e.g., airlock standoff).
A fixed power outlet on the Spar ship’s control room wall, repurposed by The Doctor as the power source for the improvised electrified trap. The …
A randomly selected door in the station corridor, marked only with a 'J'. Chosen impulsively by the Doctor during a frantic escape, this door diverts …
Central component of Steven's disguise, consisting of soiled, rough garments selected from Preslin's chest. Serves as the primary means of obscuring his identity, sparking conflict …
Secondary accessory to Steven's disguise, grabbed from Preslin's shop to cover his head and complete the anonymity provided by the dirty clothes. Symbolizes the rushed, …
A garment (large traveling cloak) that, when paired with the silver-top cane, forms a composite description of Steven's missing Huguenot friend. Serves as a visual …
Distinctive 16th-century accessory (silver-top cane) used by Steven to identify his missing Huguenot friend in a Paris tavern. The cane is described to the landlord …
An invisible, protective energy barrier activated during Steven’s escape from the Daleks. Deflects extermination rays completely, allowing Steven to reach the TARDIS unharmed. Likely provided …
A non-verbal communicative gesture by Steven Taylor, critical to shifting Huguenot perceptions of his loyalty from hostile to protective. Recounted by Anne in de Coligny's …
Jagged cluster of rocks in the scrubland provides Steven temporary cover during his ambush on Edal and Jano's patrol. Steven ducks behind them after firing …
Metal TARDIS repair tool repurposed as a weapon during Steven’s illness, symbolizing the group’s fraying trust inside the TARDIS.
A severe, inflamed gash sustained by Steven Taylor during the Trojan War, now infected with systemic blood poisoning. The wound’s deterioration—marked by fever, delirium, and …
Nicolas Muss, Steven Taylor, and Gaston cluster at this window inside Nicholas Muss's house in 1572 Paris. They peer out to spot Roger Colbert conferring …
Physical door in the studio corridor that serves as the entry point to the costume room. The Doctor and Steven force it open to escape …
A shared studio prop repository containing a variety of theatrical costumes and disguises, used by the Doctor and Steven for strategic planning (e.g., costume swaps …