Objects
Physical items that carry narrative significance, from personal possessions to symbolic artifacts that shape the story.
A physical staircase within the Inferno Club, serving as the primary access point between street level and the underground mod-filled space. Distinct from narrative objects …
A blunt, sturdy metal bar specifically used by Jano and the rebels to smash the laboratory's control panels, symbolizing their violent rejection of Elder tyranny. …
Kate produces this weapon amid the chaos in the Last Chance Saloon after the Doctor accidentally fires and disarms Seth Harper. She wields it to …
Silver sous coins, the everyday currency circulating in 16th-century Paris taverns. The landlord slams his fist on the counter, insisting Steven pay for the wine …
A ledger used at the Last Chance Saloon to register visitors and book rooms. Steven signs this book twice in the same scene: first as …
Superior sustenance reserved for Drahvin leaders like Maaga, offered to Vicki as food aboard the Drahvin spaceship. Vicki grimaces and refuses them, repelled by the …
A mechanical traction beam deployed by the Daleks to physically seize and haul the stolen pursuit ship back to Kembel. Functions as a short-range, high-force …
Standard-issue rifles gripped by soldiers during the warehouse breach and ambush. Corporal shouts orders to fire as they unleash volleys at advancing War Machines, but …
A coffin-like stone sarcophagus inside the pyramid that holds the Monk in tight confinement until freed. The structure features thick linen bandages wrapped tightly over …
Owned by Monoid 1 and consumed during the chamber confrontation, symbolizing his authority and comfort.
Handheld tool used exclusively by Monoid 2 during the violent kitchen confrontation in Episode 28 (The Ark Part 3). Central to the failed disarmament attempt …
Mrs. Wiggs grabs this broom from the kitchen clutter and swings it at Cyril during the brawl. Steven shouts a warning as she wields it …
A narrow, covert window in City Avenue used by Dodo to spot Exorse dragging Nanina, revealing the City's coercive underbelly. Contrasts with the communal square …
Used exclusively in The Myth Makers Part 2 by King Priam in a failed attempt to force open the TARDIS door, symbolizing Trojan desperation and …
Tavannes and the Abbot huddle in the Abbot's apartments, confirming Bondeaux's position at Place Saint Germain for Admiral de Coligny's assassination. Steven and Anne eavesdrop …
Wooden storage boxes and cloth-bound containers lie overturned across Preslin's shop floor, their contents—clothes, goods, and apothecary odds and ends—strewn in chaos from Steven and …
Single wooden door serving as the primary entrance to Preslin's print shop, marking the transition from the chaotic streets of 1572 Paris to the relative …
Workers maneuver this heavy mechanical tractor unit across the warehouse floor to block the tramp's escape route, positioning its bulk as an unyielding barrier under …
Central surface in the reception room, holding the vase smashed by Monoid 2 to provoke the Refusians.
Deployed in Galaxy Four Part 4 to escort the TARDIS crew (Doctor, Vicki, Steven) to safety, programmed for self-destruction to block Drahvin pursuit. Distinct from …
A non-physical, telepathic mental projection created by the Rills to deceive Vicki and halt the Doctor's sabotage, distinct from all physical objects in the narrative.
A dense, smoky, life-sustaining gas for the Rills that is toxic to humans, filling their central chamber and obscuring their true forms. Its presence creates …
Specific section of the plain outside Troy, characterized by uneven, jagged rocks that create unstable footing during the Achilles-Troilus duel. Serves as a narrative device …
Heavy, unyielding doors sealed by Jano to contain the destruction inside the laboratory and block Edal's forces from interfering. Serves as a strategic barrier rather …
The primary filming location for Ingmar Knopf's Arabian film scene, encompassing the tent structure, actors, costumes, and props (including the prop chest).
A black desk telephone in Sir Charles Summer’s office, seized and used to coordinate a military response to the War Machine threat. Its failed calls …
Critical mechanical interface on the Spar ship’s airlock, used to threaten and execute ejection into space during a crew standoff with Kirksen.
Critical communication device mounted in the Spar ship's control area, enabling voice communication between the crew and individuals inside the airlock. During the airlock crisis, …
A foreign gold ecu coin (or coins) that Steven uses in an attempt to pay for services in a 16th-century Paris tavern. The landlord rejects …
A handgun used for direct physical defense against the unseen Visian threat in the Mira cave. Its role is purely combat-oriented, with no technical or …
Verbal warning delivered by Steven to the Abbot about an imminent assassination, serving as the catalytic event that exposes the conspiracy and triggers the characters' …
Fixed architectural feature in Sir Charles Summer's office, serving as the entry point for Ben Jackson's urgent warning about WOTAN and the War Machine. Distinct …
Muss stops Antoine, Steven, and Nicholas from moving the wounded Admiral de Coligny, demanding they wait for the surgeon due any moment to treat his …
A dedicated medical treatment station in the TARDIS console room, exclusively used for recovery, stabilization, or treatment of companions/historical figures, and physically distinct from the …
A small metal medical container retrieved from the TARDIS by Steven and Dodo during a crisis outside the city. The container holds D403-labeled reviving capsules, …
Technological eyewear used aboard the Spar ship to shield against the taranium core's blinding glare during inspection of the radiant cutter. Distinct from other protective …
A dedicated testing facility for the Time Destructor weapon, designed to safely contain both the device and test subjects (e.g., Trantis) during activation trials. Physically …
Crude spears clutched by Tor and his band of armed savages as they advance on Steven and Dodo outside the city. The group raises these …
The penultimate chair (Number Five) in the Toymaker's Second Chair Room, where the King and Queen first confirm its deadly mechanism (crushing/incineration) using dolls before …
The Toymaker issues this riddle in the kitchen to Steven, Dodo, Sergeant Rugg, and Mrs. Wiggs: 'Hunt the key to fit the door that leads …
A temporary, hidden audio device embedded in the Toymaker's study, used for one-time communication between the Doctor and companions. Unlike the Quest Status Monitor, this …
A deadly, dynamic obstacle course in the Toymaker's Toyroom that transforms the floor into a board game arena (from 'Start' to 'Home'). The course features …
The tramp clutches this brown paper parcel before hurling it at workers and the tractor unit during his desperate escape in the warehouse. It flies …
Critical tool for the Greek soldiers' silent descent into Troy; physically interacted with by Odysseus (sat upon) and the Doctor (climbed down). Connected to the …
Handheld fire sources used exclusively in the scene where Trojan soldiers threaten the TARDIS with destruction. Neutralized by Vicki’s emergence, marking their role as a …
Standard haircutting scissors used by Vicki inside the TARDIS to trim Steven Taylor's hair during Galaxy Four Part 1. The tool highlights the contrast between …
The inner door of the warehouse room that serves as Ben's primary escape route from WOTAN's enforcers. This door is secured with heavy metal bolts, …
A traditional public address system used to broadcast audible verbal commands to warehouse workers and machinery, distinct from hypnotic or telecommunications-based control systems.
Physical ammunition containers critical to the War Machines' arming process; their preparation in Part 3 serves as a distraction for Major Green, enabling Ben Jackson's …
Energy-based weapon system mounted on the WM9 War Machine, responsible for lethal precision strikes; distinct from manual control cables.
A lethal industrial circular saw in the wood mill, central to a life-or-death scene where a young girl is dragged toward it. The Doctor, Steven, …
A disposable sheet of paper ejected by WOTAN's printer, demonstrating its computational capabilities. This artifact is used to verify WOTAN's intelligence and later torn by …
Critical component of the Dalek council's seating hierarchy, with embedded protocols that could expose impersonations. Unlike generic chairs, this seat is functionally tied to Zephon’s …
A physical object serving as a vantage point for Steven's eavesdropping, distinguished by its illumination, shutters, and strategic location in the Abbot's apartments. Its material …
Soldiers guard Admiral de Coligny's house tightly outside on a Paris street until curfew lifts with the tolling bell. Guards depart abruptly, replaced by an …
A physical navigation tool used by Steven, Dodo, and the Doctor to confirm the Ark's trajectory toward Refusis Two. It symbolizes the decay of human …
The Doctor operates this Control Deck scanner, which projects a clear view of the Ark's kitchen: a Guardian bows to serve a seated Monoid, apron-clad …
Steven stands before this large display on the Ark's Control Deck, confronting the Doctor's projected image. The Doctor appears directly on the screen, issuing vague …
A deadly plague sweeping the Ark's Control Deck, infecting and killing crew members—including human Guardians—while defying the efforts of micro-virologists. The disease escalates from isolated …
Vertical metal bench lining the walls of the Ark's detention room, distinct from the central examination table. Serves as seating/leaning surface for Dodo's guilt, Steven's …