Objects
Physical items that carry narrative significance, from personal possessions to symbolic artifacts that shape the story.
A compact, flip-open pocket-watch device functioning as a real-time surveillance tool and remote activation trigger for lethal systems (e.g., Jo's containment tube gas flood). Also …
A thin, tensioned string rigged by the Master as a mechanical trap in the Beacon Hill Telescope Control room, designed to detonate the volatiser bomb …
Colony rifle snatched from the mess hall by Norton during a paranoia-driven confrontation with a primitive. Secured by Ashe to de-escalate tension, symbolizing suppressed aggression …
A heavy metal maintenance tool (likely a spanner/wrench) that Norton grabs from the power supply room's workbench and uses to brutally strike and kill an …
Earth's Nuton Complex is a vital power facility housing the Main Reactor, a central power source that generates massive electrical energy for Earth's infrastructure and …
A set of photographs of Professor Philips requested by the Doctor from the Brigadier in the UNIT laboratory to identify him at the Tarminster circus. …
Massive boulder repurposed by Uxarieus tribal warriors as a weapon to smash into the Doctor and Master’s buggy, causing its destruction and ejecting the Time …
A wooden spear with a rough point and haft, initially used in an ambush on the Master. Later seized by Norton and repurposed by the …
A directed lighting fixture specifically used in the Process Theatre to isolate and dramatize the Keller Machine's procedure, emphasizing the prisoner's suffering through stark visual …
Abandoned vehicle tied to Professor Philips and the stolen Nestene energy unit, discovered by UNIT near Beacon Hill Research Station. Central to the Auton plot …
A macabre artifact revealed by the Doctor in the Beacon Hill Telescope Control room, containing Goodge’s grotesquely shrunken body—a direct result of the Master’s Nestene-enhanced …
Fixed electronic screen in Stangmoor Prison's control room displays remote figures for urgent exchanges. The Axon Man materializes on it to issue the 72-hour Axonite …
Full-body garment worn by the Time Lord to blend into human settings; serves as a thematic and dialogic focal point, highlighting Gallifreyan bureaucracy and contrasting …
A deceptively ordinary UNIT-issue metal ammo box repurposed by the Master to transport the stolen Nestene energy sphere. Its military appearance allows it to blend …
A soldier delivers a tray of cups, likely filled with coffee, to the desk in UNIT Mobile HQ. Cosworth, the Brigadier, Jo, the Doctor, and …
UNIT helicopter stolen by Girton during the Master's campaign in The Daemons. Girton first commandeers the helicopter from the village green, using it as an …
A black desk telephone in the UNIT laboratory that rings during the Brigadier's discussion with the Doctor, delivering a live intelligence update about a potential …
Temporary command post established in the prison governor's office to coordinate UNIT's response to the Master's escape and nerve gas missile threat, featuring radio equipment, …
A multi-component UNIT laboratory system used by the Doctor to analyze the cellular programming of plastic daffodils during the Nestene invasion. The system consists of: …
UNIT-owned heavy-duty truck responsible for transporting the Thunderbolt missile from the launch pad to a country road convoy. Hijacked during an ambush where Sergeant Benton …
A hair-trigger explosive device whose instability is signaled by fresh grease on its casing. Serves as the primary source of danger in the scene, nearly …
Manufactured streetlamp on the Village Green; serves as a key prop in the Doctor’s staged illusion in The Daemons Part 4. Its destruction convinces villagers …
A pyre constructed from stacked bundles of dry faggots around the bound Doctor up to his knees on the Village Green. The villagers, manipulated by …
Colonists offer water to wounded survivor Norton as he collapses into the dome entry area, delirious from giant lizard attacks. Martin, Ashe, Winton, Mrs. Martin, …
Winser operates a suite of standard laboratory tools in the Light Acceleration Laboratory to probe Axonite samples. The equipment includes spectroscopes, needles, scanners, and analyzers, …
Winton plants these explosives beneath Dent's IMC ship as the standoff in the control room peaks. He reveals their presence to Dent, Morgan, Caldwell, and …
Destroyed during the prisoner ambush in The Mind of Evil Part 4; serves as a narrative casualty of the attack and is distinct from operational …
A two-component surveillance system deployed by Mike Yates at Dungeness to monitor Axos' golden spaceship. The system consists of a camera (capturing live footage of …
Physical enclosure within the Light Acceleration Laboratory that houses the light accelerator. Serves as a tactical shelter for UNIT troops and the site of Hardiman's …
Alec carries this pistol into the power supply room, where Norton attacks him upon discovery of the IMC transmission. The two grapple fiercely, the weapon …
Ashe opens a small book during the dome entry debate. He flips through its pages to cite procedures for appealing the Adjudicator’s ruling. Norton and …
Ashe wears this headset during the video-link from the colonist ship to the IMC Control Room. It crackles with technical difficulties as Dent interrogates him …
Oversized carnival masks paired with yellow boaters and jackets, worn by Auton agents or human pawns (e.g., Farrel’s men) to disguise their identities while distributing …
Weapons are exclusively tied to the Autons, a plastic-based alien species from Terror of the Autons (Part 3). They fire lethal energy blasts and are …
Autons clutch these hand weapons during the tense standoff in the Beacon Hill Telescope Control room. The Doctor and Master's reversal of the telescope's polarity …
Critical plot device for Auton production; repurposed by the Master and witnessed by Jo Grant during the factory takeover. Located on the factory floor, not …
A selectively permeable organic barrier that functions as both a containment seal and a controlled entry/exit portal for the Axon cell, demonstrating the Axons' precise …
Large syringe used to inject Axonite into the frog, triggering its rapid growth and subsequent shrinkage. Central to the demonstration's active transformation phase.
Clear glass bowl used post-transformation to contain the frog after its Axonite-induced growth and shrinkage, emphasizing the substance's reversible effects.
A permanent, Axos-built facility designed to monitor and manage Axos's energy absorption and time field systems. Features displays, power systems, and emergency lockdowns. Owned by …
Axos's integrated energy absorption and time field systems, which destabilize in the main chamber, sparking catastrophic power fluctuations. The time field capability oscillates wildly between …
Claw-like appendages exclusively designed for physical restraint, sprouting from the floor of the Axos containment cell to immobilize captives. Their primary narrative function is to …
The Doctor and Jo force their way through this organic membrane door deep within Axos' electro-convulsing interior. It acts first as a disorienting environmental obstacle …
Flailing tendrils and claws burst from Axos' chaotic, electro-convulsing interior, forming an environmental hazard that threatens the Doctor and Jo during their escape. These organic …
Central hub of the Axos ship, housing energy absorption systems, time field controls, and the hive-mind core. Deploys hostile organic barriers (tendrils, claws, exit tracts) …
Dynamic, weaponized extensions of the Axos Main Chamber's lockdown protocol, including tendrils, claws, and sealed exit tracts that physically restrain intruders and enforce containment during …
Organic power sources exclusively responsible for emitting radiation near the confrontation site, distinct from the Axos ship's physical restraint systems. Their primary narrative function is …
Reinforced blast door seals the Axos pyramid entrance. Brigadier readies grenades to breach it, forming an initial hole. Yates reports the breach expands to man-size. …
Organic tendrils that emerge from the pulsating walls of the Axos ship, coiling around captives (the Master and Filer) to restrain them during Axos' betrayal. …
A violent surge of destructive energy unleashed by Azal during his dimensional transitions, characterized by raw force that ripples through the surrounding environment. This surge …
Interior ritual site targeted by the cult for a midnight Beltane breach, distinct from the sealed entrance. Central to the Master's plan and the group's …
Sturdy metal lock mechanism securing the door to the Beacon Hill Telescope Control Room. The lock is breached in two distinct narrative moments: (1) The …
Used by John Benton and Mike Yates in the TARDIS console room during the Axon assault (Part 4 of The Claws of Axos). Their gunfire …
A generic car owned by Bert, used exclusively for his assassination mission against the Doctor as ordered by the Master. Unlike Bessie, it lacks distinctive …
Bert wears this frayed, dirt-streaked coat as he leads the Morris Dancers past the Cloven Hoof Bar during May Day revels. The tattered fabric hangs …
Used by Bill Filer to revoke Chinn’s clearance in a power struggle with UNIT; tied to the Master’s interference in The Claws of Axos Part …
Bok fires a supernatural energy bolt at the church cavern wall, its impact disarming Captain Yates and forcing his unconscious surrender amid the Master's ritual. …
Wall-mounted maps (including a global map) covering the Prison Governor's Office, where the Brigadier pores over them to track the Master's nerve gas missile threat …
The Brigadier orders coffee from Corporal Bell during tense meetings in his office. He wakes disoriented from desk sleep as the Doctor pushes Captain Chin …
Military grenades form part of the equipment Brigadier Lethbridge-Stewart readies for the armed expedition into the underground caves. The Doctor condemns their inclusion alongside small …