Objects
Physical items that carry narrative significance, from personal possessions to symbolic artifacts that shape the story.
A stethoscope used by the Master to monitor the Doctor’s vitals post-Keller Machine trauma, confirming the failure of his second heart.
The Master's complete military disguise, including a cap (the 'Master's Military Disguise Cap') and a greatcoat (the 'Master's General Disguise Greatcoat'), used to impersonate a …
Empty setups dot the quarry, marked as the Master's abandoned targets for plastic daffodil distribution. Brigadier Lethbridge-Stewart and Captain Yates scan them closely through binoculars, …
Sturdy wooden desk in the Master's office, overturned by the Doctor during the escape. Scatters papers and objects (including the jug of water) but does …
A generalized, multi-tool assembly used for technical fabrication tasks (e.g., constructing the Keller Machine inhibitor) in the Master’s prison workshop. Not a control device—serves as …
Ceremonial robe worn during Azal’s summoning ritual; vivid red with gold trim, symbolizing the Master’s role as cult leader.
The small cauldron sits central in the Church Cavern during Azal's summoning ritual. The Master drops incense into it, sparking flares and thick smoke that …
The Master positions himself at the center of this ritual circle inside the shadowed Church Cavern. His black-robed coven arranges in a semicircle behind him. …
A consumable ritual prop used exclusively by the Master's coven during their invocation of Azal in the Church Cavern. Unlike other ritual tools, this incense …
A sentient, shape-shifting lump of Nestene black plastic commanded by the Master to transform into a lethal armchair. Used in Terror of the Autons Part …
The Master releases this invisible sleep gas inside his TARDIS, knocking out the Doctor and Jo Grant in seconds. It renders them helpless without lasting …
Heavy equipment (crane) at Stanham Airfield used to position or elevate the Thunderbolt nerve gas missile for launch; identified by Captain Yates during his transmission …
A subcomponent of the Master’s TARDIS, consisting of tangled, sparking wires inside the console. Focuses on mechanical failure and repair efforts, with narrative significance tied …
A handheld, sleek laser-based firearm retrieved from the TARDIS console, used for direct physical threats during the hostage standoff. Distinct from the Master's surveillance/control devices.
A chemical defense system integrated into the Master's TARDIS, releasing lethal 'choking fumes' via wall portals to incapacitate intruders. Deployed in Colony in Space (S08E19), …
Fixed, wall-mounted mechanical trap in the Master's TARDIS console room, activated remotely to vent toxic gas as part of a lethal ambush. Distinct from portable …
A one-time-use firearm deployed during the Uxarieus boulder ambush in Colony in Space (S08E19), used to kill a Primitive warrior. No evidence of reuse or …
A monitor used by the Master during his video conference with Philips, displaying live scanner footage of Jo Grant and the Doctor near the horsebox. …
The Master tells the feigning-unconscious Captain Yates that his hired mercenaries don these fake uniforms to mimic legitimate military or security forces during the missile …
A sleek limousine arriving at the rear of the UNIT convoy during the initial Axon tentacle attack in The Claws of Axos Part 1 (Episode …
Harker pulls out and confirms these orders in the Light Acceleration Laboratory. The Brigadier waves them to override Chinn's control, his voice firm as he …
Used passively during a dialogue scene to reinforce Miss Hawthorne's 'white witch' persona through mundane crafting, distinct from her reticule used in physical confrontations.
A small, handheld plug retrieved from the prison workshop and integrated into the Doctor’s cable coil to disrupt the missile control system. Serves as a …
The Master holds up these grocery bills during the vicarage gathering, pointing to inflated charges that prove Mister Thorpe padded expenses for local gentry households …
Physical flatbed trailer used exclusively for transporting the Thunderbolt missile during the MOD handoff process in The Mind of Evil Part 4. Distinct from the …
Abstract evidence claimed by Morgan during the control room confrontation in Colony in Space Part 4, used to distract Winton and expose Dent’s criminal history. …
Glass display case in the National Space Museum safeguards the dormant Nestene energy sphere. The Master shatters it with precise force, sending shards scattering across …
A sentient, chaotic manifestation of the Nestene Consciousness' rage, characterized by a multi-limbed, writhing energy form that poses an immediate threat to the Doctor, Master, …
Norton clutches this compact transmission device in a dimly lit corner of the main dome. He activates it to send a hushed, urgent warning to …
Ornate dagger positioned on Azal's Altar amid the Church Cavern's shadows during preparations for the Master's summoning of Azal. Jo, Yates, Benton, the Doctor, and …
The door provides exit from the Primitive City Archive Room. The Primitive strides through it after ignoring the Master's claim to leadership, then pulls it …
Massive door seals the entrance to the Primitive City. It swings open unexpectedly, exposing a lone Primitive guard whom Caldwell ambushes and knocks unconscious. Jo …
Handheld spears wielded by Uxarieus city guards to forcibly escort the Doctor, Master, and alien envoy into the Primitive city. Used in a scene of …
A diverse collection of pilfered items, including the Doctor's TARDIS, hidden by the Primitives in a dwelling outside the Uxarieus colony dome. Discovered by Winton …
A compact, thrown weapon (likely a bola or weighted projectile) used exclusively during the UXARIEUS buggy standoff. Disarmed by the Doctor and never reused, contrasting …
Master stands before a rough wall etched with a primitive marking inside the ancient city. He compares it directly to his map, tracing lines to …
Located in a cramped prison cell, targeted by Jo Grant to help the weakened Doctor rest. Symbolizes prison brutality through Vosper's refusal to assist.
Located in the prison courtyard, used as a physical barrier during the Doctor's escape in The Mind of Evil Part 3.
Portable lights rigged at the Devil's End barrow entrance provide illumination for Professor Horner's archaeological dig. A supernatural energy surge erupts when Horner removes the …
Wooden craft table at the Devil's End barrow entrance dig site serves as essential equipment for Professor Horner's archaeological excavation. Horner removes the sealing stone …
Professor Horner grips this small, sharp-edged archaeological trowel, scraping dirt from the edges of the ancient slab that seals the Daemon's burial chamber. At midnight, …
Physical roadside marker for the Radio Research Station, destroyed when Farrel crashes the coach into it, triggering the Doctor and Jo's escape.
Strategic communication hub and Nestene Consciousness target, identified by Lethbridge-Stewart as a critical asset requiring immediate UNIT protection during the Auton invasion.
Deployed during the assault on the Master’s barrier at Devil’s End; part of UNIT’s failed attempt to breach the dome-shaped heat barrier. Pilot communicates with …
Deployed to execute an air strike on the quarry to neutralize the plastic daffodil threat; ignores UNIT’s abort order, heightening vulnerability. Involves the Master, Yates, …
Phantom jet pilot releases the test canister at 4,500 feet over Devil’s End. It detonates instantly against the dome-shaped heat barrier one mile high, scattering …
Standard door to the office inside Ransome's plastics factory stands as a barrier while the Doctor and Brigadier search for Nestene signs. The Doctor spots …
Part of the Research Centre in Doctor Who (S08E13, The Claws of Axos Part 3), this reactor core includes a nuclear reactor furnace and is …
The Master leaps from this elevated road bridge onto the roof of a moving UNIT army lorry. The structure spans the roadway, offering him a …
Twin heavy bulkheads line the IMC ship's Rocket Corridor. Dent's four armed men slam them shut in unison, their mechanisms hissing as airtight seals engage. …
Rossini's caravan stands amid the circus tents as a concealed lair. Rossini and the strongman Tony lurk inside before bursting out to grab the Doctor …
Decorative household vase found inside Rossini's caravan, used by Jo Grant as an improvised weapon to knock out Tony (Lethbridge-Stewart) and free the Doctor. Distinct …
Owned by Senator Alcott and located in his private suite (Room 411). Serves as the conduit for Captain Chin Lee's urgent call, which manipulates Alcott …
Sergeant Osgood hands this report to the Brigadier inside the UNIT Mobile HQ. The document confirms the Master's heat barrier forms an unbroken 10-mile circle …
A sudden, unnatural shadow drapes across Constable Groom's face as the barrow ground trembles and red lights pulse from the entrance. It materializes amid the …
Jo Grant identifies the space dome as the pressing threat after she and the Doctor escape the Guardian's primitive city. She demands he abandon speculation …
This square raised slab sits near the rear wall of the shadowed Church Cavern. The Master places a designated stone atop an occult compass rose …
Primary door regulating access to the prisoners' cells in Stangmoor Prison, opened by the Master in The Mind of Evil Part 5 to break enforced …
Heavy ring of metal keys used to unlock cellblock doors at Stangmoor Prison. Seized by Mailer at gunpoint from a Prison Officer in The Mind …
Spiral staircase within Stangmoor Prison's cell block, serving as a vertical pathway connecting multiple levels. In one scene, Jo and the Doctor descend this staircase …