Objects
Physical items that carry narrative significance, from personal possessions to symbolic artifacts that shape the story.
Dividing partition segments the interior of the Brigadier's mobile office, forming a physical barrier that Benton knocks on to gain entry. Positioned amid a strategic …
The integrated emergency alert system in the Brigadier's office, consisting of a shrill alarm bell (paired with flashing lights) and red/green strobe lights, designed to …
A functional disguise prop worn by the Brigadier to impersonate a provisions truck driver during UNIT’s infiltration of Stangmoor Prison. This entity is a tactical …
Captain Chin Lee thrusts ashes from a burned document into this standard office waste paper basket during her confrontation in the Brigadier's office. Yates spots …
Geological rock sample used by Caldwell in his IMC surveyor role, distinct from his medical or diagnostic tools.
Owned by Captain Harker and used in a high-stakes confrontation at the Nuton Complex during The Claws of Axos Part 3. Central to Harker's betrayal …
Handheld radio device used by Captain Yates to transmit real-time intelligence from the field. Critical for relaying the location and status of the Stanham Airfield …
Plain cardboard container for a non-explosive device that enables the Master's accelerated Auton invasion by activating daffodil signals. Found in a speeding coach during Terror …
Wall-mounted or desk-based communication panel in the IMC control room that buzzes with unanswered external calls during critical moments. Dent hesitates amid panic from Morgan …
A vivid telepathic projection—a terrifying dragon hallucination—experienced by the Brigadier in the Chinese delegate's suite. This illusion is channeled through Captain Chin Lee's mind via …
A single document Captain Chin Lee removes from her jacket and publicly burns in the Brigadier’s office, exposing her role in the sabotage conspiracy. The …
Chinn grips this greasy chicken drumstick as he barges into the Laboratory Control Box, gnawing on it amid demands for Ministry surveillance on the Axonite …
A category of heavy weapons (artillery and bazookas) demanded by Chinn (Ministry of Defence) to target the buried Axonite device. Never deployed due to the …
Distinct from the 'Village Church Vestry Door'; this is the interior clerical space where the Master’s occult rituals occur, separate from the door serving as …
Jo Grant and Captain Yates pull these curtains shut at the Doctor's request, plunging the Cloven Hoof Bar into darkness for his slide projector demonstration. …
The main door frames the entrance to the Cloven Hoof pub bar. Benton flings it open to charge outside and halt the villagers dragging the …
Horizontal wooden seating bench repurposed as an emergency medical table for John Benton after a supernatural attack. Used in Scene 1 of 'The Daemons Part …
Yates crashes onto the Cloven Hoof pub floor after Azal's departure unleashes an energy surge from the church cavern. The floor absorbs the impact as …
A vertical wooden pub table repurposed for medical use, distinct from supernatural events in the episode.
Bound in the Master's moving coach, the Doctor presses these pedals in rhythmic sequence. Brake lights flash Morse code to warn UNIT of the accelerated …
Critical environmental control subsystem fabricated as faulty by Ashe to delay the ship's launch during Dent's interrogation. Central to the deception plot in the IMC …
Propulsion system for the colonist ship, critical for piloting and escape. Winton's work on these engines directly impacts the colony's mobility and survival under Dent's …
A colonist bursts into Ashe's office and hands this message directly to the Doctor, halting the emotional revelation of Ashe's sacrificial rocket flight. The Doctor …
Seeds planted as cover crops across the colony's fields repeatedly fail to grow in the barren soil, despite multiple attempts by colonists like Jane Leeson …
Thick cables snake through the cramped power supply room, integral to the colony's failing nuclear generator and junction box. Holden curses their outdated state, insisting …
Overhead lights in the colony's cramped power supply room burst to life after the Doctor throws the wall switch, flooding outdated panels, snaking cables, and …
The wall-mounted master switch in the colony's power supply room, which controls the main power flow to the entire facility. The Doctor activates this switch …
Tactical one-way device issued by Dent’s regime to snipers during the colony standoff, enabling instant deployment of lethal security forces. Witnessed by key figures (Mary, …
Decaying, human-built nuclear generator located in the colony's power supply room. Critical to the colony's operations and maintained by human characters (Holden, Winton, Norton). Distinct …
Governor Ashe describes the colony's individual power units as their final backup amid relay circuit failures in the dome's radio shack. These scarce reserves power …
Cosworth grips this compact radio in the cramped confines of UNIT Mobile HQ. Greyhound Seven first relays intel through its static: the Master reaches Stangmoor …
Stone gargoyle sits cross-legged in a niche of the church cavern, chin propped on hands in a watchful pose. Jo spots it right after stumbling …
The decoy police car speeds to the circus horsebox during Rossini's ambush, sirens blaring and lights flashing to fake-rescue Jo after the Doctor takes a …
A delivery van swerves off the road near Devil's End during the Master's ritual summoning Azal. The driver abandons it after an unearthly noise terrifies …
Mysterious tracks mark the ground outside the Cloven Hoof pub, their unnatural origin implied as demonic by Jo's fearful warning of something devilish in the …
Dent pulls out this document in Ashe's office and shoves it toward Morgan. It details the colonists' alleged refusal of IMC safety inspections, a fabricated …
Digital scramble code used by Dent to authorize the elimination of colonists and the Doctor via secure transmission, distinct from physical staging equipment like the …
Physical or logistical equipment promised by Dent to Morgan to stage the Doctor's death as a monster attack in the wrecked dome, distinct from digital/encoded …
External barrier at the entrance to Devil's End Church, enforced by Bok and the Master. Acts as a supernatural kill-zone to prevent access, demonstrated by …
Subterranean access point marked by a collapsed gate (site of Constable Groom’s death) and a gargoyle tied to the Master’s rituals; serves as the direct …
Winton and the Doctor wear these IMC uniforms in the rocket corridor to pass as mining corporation staff. The outfits let them blend with IMC …
The Doctor calls for hot sweet tea in the Cloven Hoof Bar after Hawthorne carries in the severely injured Sergeant Benton, barely conscious from a …
The Doctor snatches an aerosol canister from the UNIT laboratory bench and sprays a chemical mist directly onto the plastic film suffocating Jo's face. The …
The Doctor's black leather gloves, pulled on immediately after waking in the dystopian parallel version of his workshop. Sleek and fitted for quick use, they …
The Doctor pulls this ordinary coin from his pocket in the Primitive City Archive Room and launches a rapid sleight-of-hand trick. He makes it vanish, …
The Doctor presents this diagram of the Devil's End Dome—either sketched on the Cloven Hoof bar table or projected via slide projector—depicting a dome-shaped heat …
The Doctor casually references this invisible defensive force field in the Space Control Hangar, revealing he deployed it during an earlier warehouse ambush to immobilize …
The Doctor uses these precision tools (forceps and scalpel) in the UNIT laboratory to dissect a plastic doll from Farrel's home, slicing into its neck …
The Doctor dons this heat-reflective apron in the UNIT laboratory before handling the volatile Nestene energy unit. Jo Grant, Captain Yates, and Brigadier Lethbridge-Stewart watch …
The Doctor wields this iron trowel in the Barrow Chamber, thrusting its edge to sever Bok's supernatural link to the Daemon. Jo Grant stands nearby …
Caldwell returns empty-handed after searching for the Doctor's lost equipment on Dent's orders. This unspecified item, vital enough for the Doctor to request its recovery …
The Doctor wears these practical overalls in the UNIT HQ garage while tinkering with Bessie. He reaches into a deep pocket and retrieves a hidden …
In the cluttered Cloven Hoof pub, the Doctor turns to Jo Grant and requests paper and pencil to launch immediate calculations and diagrams against the …
The Doctor hands this computer printout to the Master at the TARDIS door inside the Light Acceleration Laboratory. It lists precise course coordinates for their …
Human-made ropes or manacles used to restrain the Doctor during high-stakes escape or interrogation scenarios. Serves as a narrative obstacle in two distinct contexts: (1) …
A specific control panel within the Doctor's TARDIS, distinct from the TARDIS itself. Its narrative role is limited to a single event where the Time …
The Doctor grabs a small, jagged stone from the ground near the lethal heat barrier and tosses it forward. It disintegrates instantly in a flash, …
Doctor Summers hands Jo this bottle of tablets in the dim prison cell after examining the Doctor's comatose form and revealing his two hearts and …
Belonged to the Doctor; emptied of cash/cards to expose his bluff during a bribe negotiation with Rossini and Tony in Terror of the Autons.
The Doctor's prominent wig, part of his eccentric costume, is noticed by Winstanley in the Cloven Hoof bar, leading to a misidentification as a television …