Objects
Physical items that carry narrative significance, from personal possessions to symbolic artifacts that shape the story.
Narrow ventilation shaft ladder system connecting the bunk room to the rocket silo, serving as the group's covert infiltration/exit route. Ben discovers the high bunk …
A fragile, preserved pressed flower discovered in Maxtible’s laboratory during the Dalek trap sequence in The Evil of the Daleks Part 6. It serves as …
Locked wooden or metal container used by Waterfield to store sensitive documents, photographs, and other items (including the Deed Box Key). Distinct from the key …
Critical control interface for Zaroff's world-ending device, located behind a descending portcullis in his laboratory. Its isolation is a strategic element of Zaroff's plan, and …
Used exclusively in the fish market scene (Part 3) to probe for hidden rebels; wielded by an unnamed guard during a tense patrol.
Mechanical barrier system in Zaroff's laboratory, distinct from electrical infrastructure like the lighting cables. Activated by Zaroff and later by Ben to control access to …
Banks of screens in Snowcap Base's Tracking Room that display real-time telemetry from the Zeus 4 spacecraft, including position, power, crew conditions, and live video/audio …
Jean shoves this office chair into Meadows 2's path during his desperate escape attempt from the Air Traffic Control room. It trips the exposed Chameleon …
Two broad blades co-owned by Alexander McLaren and Jamie McCrimmon, seized by Polly Wright during a standoff in the Culloden cottage. These swords are stacked …
Compact optical tool temporarily loaned by Alexander to Kirsty for scouting English dragoons on the misty moor during the cottage standoff (pre-Culloden). Distinct from Alexander's …
Used on the Annabelle slave ship in The Highlanders (S4E18) by Trask and Jamie for escape and rebellion (Ben’s severed rope, Jamie’s swing attack).
Ara carries food supplies and clothing into the Temple of Amdo for Jamie, Polly, Ben, and Sean. The companions accept the provisions gratefully, solidifying their …
Tall archway serving as the entrance to the Daleks' transmutation machine in the Skaro cell, distinct from the ventilation shaft in the control room. Operated …
A collection of documents related to Chameleon Tours' flight schedules, including winter schedules and general flight schedules, which the Doctor examines to uncover irregular flight …
Sturdy shipping crates in the abandoned Chameleon Tours hangar, used by the Chameleons to conceal and contain human victims undergoing body-snatching transformations. The crates require …
Wooden stairs in the Chameleon Tours hangar, descending from an upper level to the main floor. Used to position the grey-suited man for his execution …
Cluttered office shelves in the Chameleon Tours office, stocked with ordinary items (including an unassuming tin can that serves as a door trigger) and functioning …
A singular, prominent weathered gravestone in the 17th-century Cornwall churchyard, distinguished as the 'primary marker' due to its dual narrative roles: (1) Polly uses its …
A physical container object with a hidden compartment, serving as both a vault for smuggled goods (including spices, silks, rum, and tobacco) and a disciplinary …
The entire colony's electricity network, secretly tapped by Valmar to power the Daleks' operations. Unlike Lesterson's lab power supply, this is a large-scale infrastructure system …
A cheerful, repetitive musical loop ('Ra ra ra ra ra-ra ra ra! Danke shoene, danke shoene') designed to structure daily routines in the Macra colony. …
The colony's power unit, wired to the dormant Dalek capsule in Lesterson's laboratory, serves as the primary power source for Dalek reactivation. This system channels …
A Cyberman tactical communicator used for both inter-unit signaling (infiltration coordination) and operational status updates to the Cyberman ship. Distinct from medical control devices and …
A Cyberman-issued device used exclusively by Cyberman 1 in The Moonbase Part 3 to threaten Hobson and enforce compliance through non-lethal psychological coercion. Appears in …
A Cyberman-designed light-based weapon repurposed by humans (e.g., Ben Jackson) during the Cybermen’s infiltration of UNIT’s Tracking/Projection Rooms in The Tenth Planet Part 2. Emits …
Abstract material property of Cybermen's chest units, identified as a structural weakness during the sickbay debate. Serves as the theoretical basis for Polly's acetone test, …
A sealed, lab-based chamber in Lesterson's laboratory where a Dalek initiates self-replication to create a duplicate, undetected by humans. Appears in The Power of the …
Corpse the Doctor and Jamie discovered in the Chameleon Tours hangar. Jenkins recounts their claim to Crossland at immigration, dismissing it as a hoax amid …
Small metallic key specifically designed to unlock the concealed bookcase door in Waterfield's antique shop. Distinct from the deed box that initially contained it.
High-capacity space vehicle stationed at Snowcap Base, designed to deliver the Zee-Bomb to Mondas. Serves as the primary target of sabotage by Ben, Polly, and …
A cloth handkerchief specifically used by the Doctor to gag Solicitor Grey, enabling his impersonation and the neutralization of Perkins through deception. Distinct from other …
Written message used for covert communication in the Atlantean Reception Area during 'The Underwater Menace Part 1'. The note is slipped to serving girl Ara …
A single sheet of paper containing the Doctor's precise, detailed handwritten predictions of the twin planet's inverted landmasses (Africa, Malaysia, South America). This note is …
A finished, multi-component assembly built from scavenged colony equipment and bed frame straps, designed to disrupt Dalek influence covertly without alerting Lesterson. Observed by Ben …
A set of slender metal tools (including a screwdriver and tension picks) that the Doctor carries for covertly opening mechanical locks. Used in two distinct …
A handheld reflective surface used exclusively for visual identity confirmation during the Doctor's regeneration sequence.
Worn by the Doctor in 18th-century Scotland to impersonate an elderly Scottish woman, evading Trask's men. The dresses are frilly and feminine, drawing humorous reactions …
An ornate ring that falls from the Doctor's oversized cloak post-regeneration, symbolizing his past identity. It is too large for his new hand, serving as …
The Doctor clutches and plays this handheld wooden recorder while disguised as a market sailor amid the bustling Atlantis fish market. He blows into it …
Historical artifact from the Crusades, collected by the Doctor's past self; used to verify his identity post-regeneration by evoking tactile memory and nostalgia for his …
Functional, vacuum-sealed protective gear stored in the TARDIS and worn by the Doctor and companions (Polly, Ben, Jamie) during lunar surface exploration in The Moonbase …
Prop pistol used by the Doctor in a demonstration of firearm lethality in the hay-strewn barn. Fired unloaded to startle Kirsty, Ben, and Trask, serving …
Human-manufactured firearms prepared by Dyson and Ben for Earth's defense against Cybermen, distributed to the team in the tracking room and corridor.
The Doctor discovers electrical switches concealed within the frame of the couch positioned behind the screen in the Medical Centre's X-ray room. This couch serves …
The Doctor proposes buying these weapons—likely muskets or pistols—from corrupt English soldiers during a tense barn strategy session. Polly presses for details, Kirsty reluctantly agrees …
A compact, metallic revolver holstered by General Cutler, used in Part 4 to threaten Barclay and fire at Cybermen during the invasion climax. Symbolizes military …
The Gravitron Control System comprises two critical subsystems in the Moonbase control room: (1) Insulated Power Controls (operated from a shielded enclosure to protect technicians …
A thermonuclear radiation source tied to the Gravitron machine, identified by Ben as a potential Cybermen weakness but deemed unusable due to its extreme heat …
Hall wears these rough, ill-fitting overalls throughout the warehouse and garage scenes. The garment is described as baggy, sagging at the shoulders and bunching at …
Loose hay covers the barn floor, creating a soft, makeshift bed amid scattered straw and dim light. The Doctor lies back into it during the …
Concealed system in Maxtible's laboratory consisting of a hidden wall panel (entry to a secret passage) and its corresponding wall switch. Maxtible activates the switch …
Personal linen handkerchief offered by Jamie McCrimmon to the Doctor in 1746 Inverness, used to bind Colin McLaren’s Jacobite wound during a gaol escape amid …
Used by Jamie McCrimmon in The Evil of the Daleks (S4E40) to rescue Kemel and Victoria from Dalek patrols in the South Wing Room and …
Jean examines these printed Air Traffic Control documents in the control room, which reveal critical timing details about the Chameleons' last departing flight. The documents …
Worn by Kemel, a Turkish enforcer aligned with the Daleks, during The Evil of the Daleks Part 3. Symbolizes his transition from strength demonstration to …
Owned by Kirsty and used specifically for fetching clean water to treat Colin's Jacobite wound, as directed by the Doctor. Introduced in the cottage setting …
A firearm owned by Laird Colin, distinct from the cottage where it is used. Its accidental discharge is the catalyst for the Redcoats' assault.
Heavy metal doors serving as the primary entrance/exit to Lesterson’s laboratory, used for controlled access and as a barrier during the Dalek siege in The …
Portable handheld tools intended for melting metal, clutched by Lesterson as a last-resort weapon during his frantic standoff with the Daleks. Symbolize his failed aggression …
Longfoot offers brandy to the Doctor, Ben, and Polly in the church vestry as a gesture of hospitality amid his warnings about Avery's pirates and …