Objects
Physical items that carry narrative significance, from personal possessions to symbolic artifacts that shape the story.
Fixed in the Ark's launcher bay, this screen displays real-time visuals of the TARDIS dematerialization, serving as a confirmation of the Doctor and companions' departure …
A dedicated labor and living space in the Ark where human prisoners are forced to prepare meals and sleep, serving as a central hub for …
Critical narrative barrier in the Ark’s kitchen, central to Steven’s escape plan and Venussa’s moral conflict. Operable only by Guardians like Maharis.
Critical ejection compartment in the Ark, distinct from other internal spaces like the kitchen. Equipped with thrust mechanisms for propelling objects into space, used to …
A specialized transportation device (likely a pod or teleportation system) used exclusively for carrying characters away from the Ark. Operates within the Ark's launching bay …
A piano prop placed on the Wood Mill Film Set, used to provide atmospheric music during Blossom's peril scene. Its melody contributes to the scene's …
Bat Masterson grips this shotgun inside the Sheriff's Office and trains its barrels on Billy Clanton. The weapon deters Clanton aggression as Ike threatens Steven …
Ben clutches this overlooked metal key to the TARDIS, meant for return to the Doctor after their last adventure. Polly spots the Doctor slipping his …
Ben offers to buy this fresh round of drinks for Polly and Dodo at the Inferno Club's bar, establishing his role as the group's eager …
Prominent glass structure towers in the laboratory amid instruments and huge bottles. Dodo singles it out during her intrusion, asking its purpose as technicians extract …
Billy Clanton crawls from beneath a wagon during the OK Corral gunfight and hunkers behind this porch for cover. Bullets whip through the air as …
Billy Clanton orders this bottle and three glasses in the Last Chance Saloon for Seth Harper, Ike Clanton, Phineas Clanton, and himself to drink, sealing …
Coarse ropes used to bind actress Blossom's wrists and body (and in some scenes ankles) to a prop buzzsaw during the staged wood mill peril …
The brass plaque at number 41 marks the Royal Scientific Club's entrance on a London street. It catches the Doctor's eye as a clear directional …
A Brazilian snake observed slithering through Kembel's artificial jungle aboard the Ark, its presence among American flowers, African birds, and an Indian elephant serving as …
Brett approaches this door in his laboratory, checks outside for unseen observers, and voices paranoia about being watched. It stands as the primary exit, a …
Brett flips a switch on this mounted communication panel in his laboratory to summon Major Green. The intercom crackles to life, bridging the lab to …
Ben grabs Polly and urges her down these stairs in Brett's laboratory as WM9 blasts through the control center. Gunfire echoes and debris flies while …
This treacherous bubbling mud pool on Mira's battlefield traps a lone Dalek when Visians shove it in during their clash. The Dalek sinks into the …
Static environmental obstacle located immediately outside the TARDIS, serving as a narrative device for tension, concealment, or auditory barriers in The Savages Part 1. Part …
Doctor grips the exposed programming mechanism from the captured War Machine under Covent Garden's open sky. He deciphers its code mid-analysis, unveiling WOTAN's plan for …
Dashboard-mounted radio inside the moving car that interrupts regular programming to broadcast urgent public warnings about the War Machine's attack on Battersea Power Station. Serves …
Physical parchment list naming Huguenot conspirators (including Henri of Navarre) thrown by Catherine de' Medici onto the council chamber table during her confrontation with King …
Chair #1 occupies the First Chair Room among the Toymaker's lethal lineup. This ordinary wooden seat hides an electrocution trap that activates when occupied, instantly …
A tactical explosive device carried by Chumbley, designed to release a thick ammonia gas cloud upon detonation. Incapacitates targets by causing choking and physical distress …
The Clanton brothers (Ike, Phineas, and Billy) draw these revolvers in the Last Chance Saloon, using them to threaten Steven Taylor and Dorothea Chaplet. Ike …
Used exclusively as a humiliation prop in the Clantons' public shaming of Steven Taylor, distinct from the noose used in the lynching plotline.
Drinks consumed by Pa Clanton, Ike Clanton, and Billy Clanton in the Last Chance Saloon during Part 3 of the episode, as Pa orders revenge …
A loaf or portion of bread on the Clantons' supper table, whose consumption by Ike Clanton becomes a point of contention with Pa Clanton, amplifying …
A steaming beverage central to the Clantons' supper, passed between characters as a symbol of domestic routine before the tension of the OK Corral challenge …
Tied over Joey's eyes to deprive him of sight during the deadly Blind Man's Buff game, controlled remotely by Clara via a panel.
Unspecified combustible resource (e.g., dried branches, swamp gas) ordered by Bors to be gathered by Kirksen as part of a humiliating task. Never collected or …
Flat, vertical threshold blocked by Daleks in Part 11, symbolizing the council's sudden imprisonment. Physically distinct from the ramp in Part 2.
A control panel button inside the Elders' Central Control Room, used by Edal to remotely trigger the corridor door's closure. This button is a critical …
Central control interface in the sterile Control Room that manages door access, surveillance, and energy extraction operations. Senta uses this panel to slide open heavy …
Cyclops wears this patch over his one eye, setting him apart as Odysseus' spy in the Greek camp. Odysseus deploys him to watch the TARDIS—called …
A fine, slippery substance specifically used to sabotage the hopscotch game by making triangle 11 dangerously slippery. Its residue lingers on the board, drawing warnings …
Handful of sweets Cyril hands to Dodo before the race game, presented as a cheerful parting gift. Aboard the TARDIS after escape, Dodo offers them …
Human-operated broadcast system in the Dalek control centre, used by Sara Kingdom to publicly demand the Doctor's release. Hijacked by Mavic Chen to mock the …
The Dalek eyepiece is a sensor set into the armored dome of the Dalek casing, a small lensed component that serves as the creature's primary …
Enormous alien vessel from the outer galaxies, associated with the Daleks' interstellar network, that streaks overhead above Kembel during Cory and Lowery's mission. Its sudden …
Interstellar transport vessel gifted by the Black Dalek to Mavic Chen, modeled after the Daleks' Spar ship. Used by Chen to travel from Kembel to …
Critical mechanical subsystem of the stolen Dalek pursuit ship, featuring malfunctioning airlock doors that threaten the crew's escape. Their failure forces the Doctor to improvise …
External access ramp for the Dalek Pursuit Ship, deployed on Mira's surface during the escape sequence. Distinct from internal ship systems like the gravity outlet.
The core power regulation and emergency launch system aboard the stolen Dalek pursuit ship, comprising: 1. Energy Grid Display: Tracks power levels (climbing toward 5.0.0 …
Internal technical panel in the Dalek Pursuit Ship, used to channel artificial gravity as raw energy. Distinct from external structures like the boarding ramp.
Sara eyes the vacuum-lock gauge on the control panel as readings climb from 2.24 to 4.32. The Doctor snaps orders to feed extra energy, urging …
Dalek military vessel dispatched to Mira to extract stranded forces, reflecting Dalek operational vulnerabilities and Mavic Chen’s criticism of their failures.
Classified political/military directives withheld by the Black Dalek in the Dalek Control Centre, tied to the Dalek-human alliance and internal Dalek hierarchy. Serves as a …
Handheld, Dalek-operated weapons used for real-time terrain control and psychological terror, deployed by individual Daleks (e.g., Dalek 1 and Dalek 2) to create inescapable fire …
This mechanism secures the door of the Daleks' prison cell on Kemble, confining Mavic Chen, Celation, and other Galactic Council delegates. Steven activates it after …
Temporal tracking device used by the Daleks in Part 8 of The Daleks' Master Plan to coordinate era-spanning pursuit of the Doctor. Stationary and deployed …
Mobile Dalek starship serving as the spearhead for universal conquest in Part 12 of The Daleks' Master Plan. Designed for the installation and deployment of …
A plain metal pot of simmering water used by Dassuk in the Ark's kitchen to transform boiling water into instant boiled potatoes. Dassuk dumps a …
Fixed, localized communication device in a Dalek prison cell, used by Steven Taylor to contact the Doctor and prisoners, and contested by Chen and Celation …
Fixed wooden surface serving as the primary gathering and power display location for the Desperus prison colony convicts. Distinct from personal items like Bors' Command …
The specialized repair tool the Doctor demands to fix the sabotaged TARDIS lock. Unlike the incorrect tool Steven hands over, this is the functional solution …
A disposable prop in the Wagon Hotel room scene (Episode 36), introduced solely to underscore Doc Holliday’s evasive behavior and the tension between Kate and …
Bat Masterson pins this metal badge to the Doctor's coat inside the Last Chance Saloon, an urgent act that deputizes him amid tense negotiations. The …
The Doctor's handheld environmental scanner, described variously as a compass-like device or a generic scanner, is used to analyze planetary conditions. In the scrubland of …