Objects
Physical items that carry narrative significance, from personal possessions to symbolic artifacts that shape the story.
A notice board fixed to the wall in the Vulcan colony's corridor, used to display both official colony notices and covert rebel messages. Janley attaches …
Concealed from Lesterson and witnesses; its contents remain unspecified but are implied to be compact and significant (e.g., evidence or a tool). Taken from Lesterson's …
Hand-rolled cigarettes belonging to accomplice Ken, found near unconscious Hall in the warehouse. The Doctor deduces their ownership based on Hall’s habit of rolling his …
Functional weapon exclusively owned by Kirsty McLaren, used in critical moments of confrontation. First smuggled aboard the Annabelle during the Highlanders' revolt against Trask's crew, …
A portable, laboratory-specific power supply with adjustable output (3.24–4.68 units), directly used by Lesterson to revive the inert Dalek in his workspace. Its manipulation triggers …
A high-stakes scientific procedure conducted in Maxtible's laboratory, demanded by the Daleks to isolate the 'human factor' in Jamie McCrimmon. The experiment involves a precision-engineered …
Heavy vacuum-sealed armored panels that serve as the primary exterior entry/exit point for the Moonbase. These doors are critical to maintaining atmospheric integrity and are …
Part of a paired gas control system in the Pithead; regulates inflow of gas into the colony shaft via wall-mounted switches/dials and a dedicated inflow …
Symbol of Polly's resource scarcity in The Highlanders Part 1; a modest bracelet considered as a bargaining chip for bribes but dismissed as insufficient. Highlights …
A large, embroidered silk banner—Prince Charlie’s personal standard—concealed beneath Colin McLaren’s plaid for protection during the post-Culloden crackdown. Unlike smaller Jacobite symbols, this is a …
Military-grade radar display in the Snowcap Base Tracking Room, used to monitor Cybermen signals and Mondas' destruction during the invasion. Directly tied to the base's …
A physical button in Snowcap Base’s Observation Room, part of the base’s intercom communication system. Pressed by the Sergeant, its malfunction alerts the Doctor to …
Central ritual altar in the Temple of Amdo, featuring a hidden passage at its rear and braziers along its edges. Serves as cover for the …
Small, torn matchbook found in a warehouse, later identified as belonging to left-handed accomplice Ken/Kenneth. Serves as a critical clue in the TARDIS theft investigation.
A personal, symbolic item tied to Victoria Waterfield's abduction and the Daleks' psychological manipulation, serving as a stark reminder of her captivity and the emotional …
A comprehensive facility located in Atlantis' lower levels, serving as Zaroff's primary operational hub for his world-destroying scheme. Houses critical infrastructure including the nuclear reactor …
A manned spacecraft operated by Snowcap Base, serving as the primary vehicle for crewed atmospheric test flights. It is the direct victim of the Mysterious …
A deep, man-made pit with steep earthen walls, designed to trap animals by confinement rather than mechanical restraint. Used as a hiding place by Polly …
Ann pulls small unidentified objects from each empty seat in the Chameleon aeroplane cabin and drops them into her metal container. She grips it with …
Worn exclusively in the moonbase observation dome during high-risk gravitron operations; part of standard moonbase safety equipment for indoor technical work.
Owned by Ben Jackson and used exclusively in The Tenth Planet Part 3 (S04E07) to attempt picking a bunker door lock, symbolizing his desperation and …
A buzzer embedded in the Chameleon Tours office sounds sharp alerts during interrogations and after secure transmissions with Blade. It blares as an ambient signal …
Sturdy door system securing the Chameleon Tours office, comprising both the public-facing locked door (used to trap Polly during interrogation) and the concealed high-tech access …
A rough cloth or scrap fabric gag used exclusively by Cherub to silence victims during interrogation, leaving physical marks (red marks, saliva). Distinct from Cherub’s …
Meadows 2 identifies this machine in the Medical Centre as the device that reverses Chameleons' transformation process. The Doctor plans to take him there, connect …
The Cybermen's primary directed-energy weapon system, deployed in two distinct phases against the moonbase: (1) an initial strike that leaves identifiable structural damage, prompting crew-wide …
Critical component of the Daleks' trap, secured to the lab floor and set to detonate the facility. Owned and controlled by the Daleks; Maxtible is …
The Doctor pulls out his handheld wooden recorder in the Skaro cell amid tense interrogations with Maxtible and Dalek threats. He plays it to create …
A compact brass whistle suspended on a worn leather cord, this unassuming sonic device has been a constant companion to the Doctor across adventures fraught …
The Doctor grabs a metal tray loaded with medical tools and sample containers from the sickbay counter. He carries it steadily toward the patient whose …
Corpse of the real Earth Examiner, hidden in the Mercury Swamp’s toxic pools. Used by Bragen as a red herring to expose the Doctor’s impersonation …
Precise sum of 17 guineas stolen from Lieutenant Ffinch’s pockets by Polly Wright and Kirsty McLaren. Physically tracked as a cache (e.g., 'clutched in the …
Military telephone used exclusively for high-stakes verbal communication between General Cutler and external authorities (e.g., Secretary Wigner). Central to the narrative of authority, command overrides, …
Protective headgear worn by Gravitron technicians in the Moonbase control room and chamber to shield their heads from the device's intense energy emissions, radiation, and …
A firearm used by Grey to enforce his orders, distinct from his legal documents or bureaucratic tools. Its power derives from physical threat, not legal …
Jamie and Kemel loop this sturdy rope into a makeshift lasso in the Minstrel’s Gallery, snaring a Dalek’s base before heaving it over the broken …
Explicitly confirmed as a lethal gun with a clear modification history (on/off control) and direct involvement in Resno's murder and Valmar's destabilization plot. Physically handed …
Lesterson obsessively polishes this small, oddly shaped metal fragment extracted from the crashed space capsule in his cluttered laboratory. The fragment demonstrates total resistance to …
A fragile glass rack containing multiple test tubes, seized by Maxtible during a violent confrontation with Waterfield in Part 6. Used as an improvised weapon …
Tobacco cigar offered by Maxtible to the Doctor in the laboratory; symbolizes failed civility and serves as a distraction amid Dalek threats.
A static visual tool used by Maxtible to visually identify and vilify Jamie, reinforcing his status as a targeted threat in the Daleks' laboratory.
Owned by Theodore Maxtible; used during the lab explosion in The Evil of the Daleks Part 6.
; primary identity and nationality document, distinct from accompanying work permit for employment verification
A crewed spacecraft dispatched from Earth as a rescue mission for the moonbase, later intercepted and destroyed by the Cybermen, triggering a 14-minute countdown and …
Acetone-based solvent known as nail varnish remover, identified by Ben when Polly asks about available thinners. She tests acetone on plastic in the sickbay, watching …
Carpets and rugs spread across Nola's market stall, serving as both prime merchandise and a concealment tool in the bustling Atlantean marketplace. Nola accuses Zaroff's …
Pike's signature cutlass, a curved pirate blade wielded during the climactic battle in the church crypt. The weapon plays a critical role in the duel …
A handcrafted straw effigy used exclusively in The Smugglers Part 2 (episode 2) to deceive Tom, the gaoler, by exploiting his superstitious fear of witchcraft. …
A collection of pre-stamped postcards addressed to Chameleon Tours offices (e.g., Freiberg, Germany) that Jamie and Samantha retrieve from the Chameleon Tours hangar office and …
Specialized device designed to override Dalek programming, used exclusively by Janley. Initially successful in controlling a Dalek but later fails, exposing the Daleks' autonomy.
Narrow, hidden ventilation shaft snakes tightly through Snowcap Base, shielded from detection and leading directly into the rocket silo's control area. The shaft terminates at …
Samantha's everyday travel bag, which contains her compact mirror and Chameleon Tours ticket to Rome. In the hangar, the Doctor instructs her to retrieve the …
Located in the Sea Eagle Inn during The Highlanders, this cupboard is an active tool for deception, used to confine Grey and enable the Doctor's …
A confined prison cell on Skaro used exclusively for holding human prisoners (Victoria Waterfield and Kemel Rudford) under Dalek surveillance. Distinct from other Skaro locations …
Archway in the Daleks' weapons room on Skaro, positioned near the cell door, serving as the designated escape route for Jamie, the Doctor, and Maxtible. …
Console-mounted radio system in Snowcap Base's Tracking Room, used for critical voice communications between the base and Geneva Control. This system is central to the …
Spencer retrieves this small, button-sized device from a filing cabinet drawer in the Chameleon Tours cubicle. He hands it to Meadows and orders her to …
A high-tech defensive system deployed by Spencer in the Chameleon Tours hangar, this device emits a paralyzing laser beam (or grid) that immobilizes targets by …
The food supplies at Station Eleven, primarily consisting of perishable seafood harvested by enslaved fish people in Atlantis, are critical to sustaining both the regime …
A ceremonial sword from the trophy room that plays a pivotal role in two key confrontations: (1) Terrall brandishes it at the Doctor, where its …