Objects
Physical items that carry narrative significance, from personal possessions to symbolic artifacts that shape the story.
A flawed Dalek-issued behavioral control device used to enforce obedience over humans, particularly Maxtible. Unlike the hypnotic fob watch, this device is mechanical/erratic and signals …
Part of Maxtible's laboratory infrastructure, this array of experimental devices is central to the Dalek hybrid experiment and the isolation of the human factor. It …
A singular, named prop used in a specific demonstration of Kemel's strength, distinct from the broader 'testing equipment' in Maxtible's laboratory.
The Medical Centre's X-Ray Room is a critical location in the Chameleon conspiracy. Nurse Pinto (a Chameleon agent) bars the door against the Doctor's attempts …
The Doctor unlocks Medok's cell door using these keys/lock mechanisms in two distinct contexts: (1) in the Refreshing Department, where he picks the lock to …
Coarse ropes used to bind Medok's wrists in two distinct but thematically linked contexts: (1) Immediately after the TARDIS crew subdues him in the countryside, …
Bubbling pools of mercury in the Mercury Swamp emit toxic silver vapors that form a deadly, invisible cloud. The vapors incapacitate those exposed—Polly collapses unconscious …
Mondas, Earth's twin planet, drifts into the solar system between Venus and Mars. Cybermen originate here and infiltrate Snowcap Base, forcing Wigner to order global …
A large map of Earth covers one wall of the Moonbase control room. Hobson glances at it while delegating duties amid the infection outbreak. Benoit, …
Primary radar/scanner system in the Moonbase control room used to track incoming and outgoing spacecraft. The device displays real-time flight paths on its screen, with …
Console in the Moonbase control room that relays voice transmissions between the base and Earth Control, serving as the primary link to Earth. The system …
Complete repurposed fire extinguisher system (cylinders, hoses, and nozzles) used as the pressurized delivery mechanism for the solvent weapon. Distinct from the solvent-containing bottle, which …
Jagged subterranean hole carved by Cybermen through the Moonbase storeroom wall, serving as their initial infiltration point. Topples supply bags during creation, later exposed in …
Three sturdy packing cases rest in Maxtible's laboratory, each containing a dormant Dalek life force (a shell-less Dalek mutant) transported from Skaro. Maxtible lifts the …
Tangible evidence consisting of two clear photographs of the Doctor and Jamie, deliberately concealed behind the bookcase in Waterfield's antique shop study. Used to confirm …
Ola interrogates Jamie inside the Pilot's office while challenging the Pilot's authority on discipline failures. The Doctor bursts in with Polly and Ben, mocking the …
Located in the Pilot's Office of the colony's control center, used to enforce mind-conditioning protocols after the Doctor's interrogation over Medok. Part of the Macra …
A sharp alarm sounds inside the Pilot's office, cutting through the tense interrogation of the Doctor over his presence with Medok. The urgent blare signals …
A small metal part nested inside one of the rocket's servo plugs controls fuel pump pressure. Doctor Barclay points it out as Ben's sabotage target: …
Critical mechanical lever in the Pipe Room, positioned as the final step in the gas control system. This lever regulates gas flow that sustains the …
The Doctor and Polly grip this ladder in the Pipe Room and climb toward a porthole despite Control's stern broadcast warning guards away from the …
A high circular porthole set into the Pipe Room wall, providing a hidden observation point into the forbidden shaft and adjacent Control Room. The Doctor …
A claustrophobic, pipe-lined room in the pithead used by Control and Ola to imprison dissenters, exposing them to lethal gas. The Doctor and his companions …
Critical protective garment seized by Polly during the Cybermen hostage crisis in the Tracking Room, designed to safeguard her against the environmental rigors of the …
A cup of coffee prepared by Polly and offered to Hobson and the Doctor outside Sickbay as a conciliatory gesture during a tense standoff. Initially …
Narrative device wherein Polly offers to brew coffee in the Tracking Room as a pretext to linger near Doctor Barclay and delay the Zee-bomb launch. …
A simple glass of water poured for Polly by Longfoot in The Smugglers Part 1 (episode 1) during a tense conversation in the church vestry. …
A singular, intricately crafted headdress made of shells and seaweed, worn exclusively by Polly Wright to disguise herself as a fish-person in the Atlantean market. …
The portrait hangs over the fireplace in Maxtible's sitting room. It shows Waterfield's late wife, whose features closely match those of his daughter Victoria. The …
A portable lantern carried by Ffinch's Redcoats during their night patrol, emitting a steady glow that pierces the darkness of the hillside. This light serves …
Critical sabotage target in the Zee-bomb rocket's fuel pump system at Snowcap Base; hidden in a guarded silo and accessed via a ventilation shaft. Contains …
Sean conceals this compass from the Foreman's search, then passes it covertly to Jacko and Jamie amid threats of transformation into fish-people. Jamie tucks it …
Sentry jabs his bayonet toward the prisoners' throats in the waterlogged Inverness gaol, demanding silence amid rising tensions. Blade hovers inches from Ben, Jamie, Doctor, …
Concealed tunnel system behind the church crypt, accessible via a groaning stone tomb and connecting the beach to the church interior. Central to Longfoot's murder …
Klaxon alarm system in the Snowcap Base bunk room, distinct from other rooms like the safe cabin where the Doctor is treated.
Repurposed glass bottle filled with the volatile solvent mixture (benzene, ether, alcohol, acetone, epoxy-propane) and integrated into the fire extinguisher cylinder. Acts as the container …
Open second-story window in the South Wing Room exposes a sheer drop over a sloped roof to the ground two stories below. Kemel rushes through …
A flexible, linear conductor used as a connective tool in the sabotage plan. Retrieved from Lesterson's laboratory supplies by Ben Jackson at the Doctor's command, …
The TARDIS exterior door is a paradoxical threshold: outwardly a humble blue police box facade with a brass handle, inwardly a reinforced hexagonal portal linking …
The TARDIS is a sentient, dimensionally transcendental time vessel disguised as a 1960s police box, serving as both sanctuary and transportation for the Doctor across …
A towering idol statue in the Temple of Amdo with a hollow interior and a hidden door at its base, serving as both a religious …
Weathered stone tombstones marking graves in both the 17th-century Cornwall churchyard and the crypt, their surfaces etched with faded names that serve as critical clues. …
Critical power backup system for the tracking room's lighting, distinct from monitoring devices like the radar screen. Its failure creates a blackout during the Cybermen …
A military-grade communication system in the Tracking Room, used for both voice transmissions (e.g., Schultz’s distress calls from Zeus 4) and dedicated radio links (e.g., …
Crew aboard the Zeus 4 probe activate this onboard radar system after Schultz flags an anomalous telescope reading. The unnamed radar operator scans and confirms …
A curved steel blade wielded by Trask aboard the Annabelle to enforce his authority over prisoners. Directly involved in physical threats and attacks, its seizure …
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 …
A large, sturdy packing case (initially described as occupying a corner of Waterfield's locked study) that is later revealed to be the same object as …
Sturdy door in Waterfield's antique shop study, initially locked to prevent entry. Kennedy presses his ear to it, eavesdropping on Waterfield's tense pleas to an …
Bulky full-body white survival suits shield wearers from toxic mercury fumes and swamp hazards. The white-suited figure wears one to ambush the Doctor, knocking him …
A catastrophic device designed by Zaroff to trigger global annihilation. The system includes a detonation plunger (mounted in the flooding laboratory) and a control panel …
Williams and Schultz grip the levers and activate thrusters on Zeus 4's aircraft-style controls to correct the capsule's attitude during re-entry preparations. Barclay directs the …
Valmar positions the 2-inch thick tungsten screen in the rocket room as a sturdy target for the Dalek demonstration. The reactivated Dalek locks on and …
The Doctor and Jamie crouch beneath this airplane's fuselage on the airport tarmac, its broad metal underbelly shielding them from a pursuing policeman. Polly stumbles …
Alcohol is one of the key solvents identified by Polly and Ben in the Moonbase sickbay, sourced from readily available supplies. It is listed alongside …
Used exclusively by Alexander McLaren during the Culloden battlefield scene, where it is wielded in close combat against Redcoats. This sword is not the same …
Nurse Pinto operates this alien cloning device in the Medical Centre's x-ray room, selecting abducted Immigration officer Jenkins as the biological template. The machine duplicates …
Perry grabs the telephone receiver from the antique shop study desk after discovering Kennedy's body, dialing frantically for police. A loud buzzing sound erupts on …
A pre-installed mechanical trap designed to drop from tunnel ceilings and immobilize intruders by tangling their limbs. Used as the first stage of the Atlantean …
A manual restraint system operated by Atlantean guards, used as the second stage of the ambush after the net has immobilized targets. Designed for long-term …