Objects
Physical items that carry narrative significance, from personal possessions to symbolic artifacts that shape the story.
The technician snatches the internal telephone from its cradle in the UNIT tracking station, dials urgently, and reports the radar anomaly—unnatural aerial objects in tight …
The Master points Bok at this unseen target in the vicarage and commands the gargoyle to attack, testing its obedience. Bok hesitates, drawing the Master's …
This notice board fixes to the wall in the Uxarieus colony's dome entry area. Captain Dent yanks the crop chart from it during his security …
A static, inanimate irrigation pipe blocking a road on Uxarieus, serving as a primitive obstacle that triggers a tribal ambush. Distinct from technological defenses like …
Deep impressions in the Uxarieus soil, spotted by the Doctor during the ambush by colonist Leeson, marking the passage of heavy machinery. These tracks stand …
A pre-existing, non-mechanical round aperture in the Uxarieus cliff face, destroyed by explosions during a firefight. Served as a one-time escape route for the Doctor …
Weathered wooden door to the 17th-century church vestry stands ajar in the shadowed churchyard. Squire and Kewper spot it open upon arrival, confirming the Doctor …
Wooden cupboard in the church vestry stores ceremonial robes for the cult's rituals. The Master opens it amid dripping water and gargoyle shadows, pulls out …
Natural ground cover on the Village Green; serves as a passive surface for characters' physical recovery after the cavern explosion in The Daemons Part 5. …
A personal pillow belonging to Vosper, used exclusively as a concealment device for his handgun in Stangmoor Prison. Distinct from the prison bunk itself, which …
A recessed wall safe in Ransome's plastics factory office, initially described as containing an armed Auton that fires at The Doctor and Brigadier. Later referenced …
The Brigadier transmits this code phrase—'Windmill three four seven'—over radio from a UNIT helicopter speeding toward Stangmoor Prison. His clipped tone delivers the prearranged maximum …
Winton seizes the crowbar in the Control Room and pries open a locked cupboard with forceful leverage. The metal tool bends the door frame amid …
Portable firearm used by Winton to coerce Dent’s surrender in the aftermath of the battle. Distinct from structural elements or fixed locations.
Chin Lee ducks behind this workman's tent in Cornwall Gardens to evade Benton's pursuit. After the Keller Machine triggers his collapse—clutching his head and staggering …
Distinct from the UNIT helicopter; these are the everyday civilian garments worn by Yates and Benton to disguise their military identities during the covert aerial …
Yates carries two mugs into the UNIT laboratory alongside cocoa ingredients. Jo pours steaming cocoa into them near Yates' Bunsen burner, whose heat activates the …
UNIT-owned rescue helicopter secured by Yates for Jo Grant’s extraction from Devil’s End. Distinct from other UNIT equipment like walkie-talkies or radios, as it is …
Portable explosive device used by Yates in The Claws of Axos; enables self-sacrifice to destroy Axon creatures. Part of Yates' military gear.
A piece of metal (likely a stand or tripod) grabbed by Yates in the UNIT laboratory and placed over the Doctor’s Bunsen burner to heat …
Yates grabs this register book and throws it onto a decorated stone in the church cavern. A booby trap triggers immediately, exploding the book into …
Sturdy ropes bind Yates tightly during his captivity in the flash-forward sequence. UNIT personnel including Cosworth, the Brigadier, and Benton associate with their use, though …
Non-UNIT firearm stolen by Mike Yates from a prisoner during his escape in The Mind of Evil (S08E09). Used for self-defense against Mailer's convicts and …
Yates snatches a rock from the village green and hurls it straight at Bok. The gargoyle servant unleashes a burst of energy that vaporizes the …