Objects
Physical items that carry narrative significance, from personal possessions to symbolic artifacts that shape the story.
Staff records documenting missing or replaced airport workers, used as proof of Chameleon infiltration in Air Traffic Control during The Faceless Ones Part 5.
Multi-channel radio console used for voice communication between Gatwick Airport and Chameleon Headquarters. Features dials, switches, and a microphone, emphasizing the failure of contact in …
Generic prison cell in The Smugglers Part 2 (S04E02), used to confine Ben and Polly after their arrest. Serves as a narrative pressure cooker for …
Sturdy wooden chair repurposed as a physical barrier during the Dalek confrontation in the Governor's office, emphasizing its defensive role in the scene.
A critical safety mechanism integrated into the Gravitron system’s angular targeting mechanism in Moonbase Alpha’s observation dome. It physically locks the probe/force field at a …
An emergency alarm system in the Moonbase control room designed to emit a 'piercing wail' during Gravitron malfunctions or personnel collapse, disrupting dialogue and amplifying …
Large canvas-covered supply wagon used as a mobile command post and picnic site by Grey and Perkins, distinct from smaller objects (e.g., telescopes) carried within …
Grey pours wine from this bottle during his battlefield picnic, tastes it, and detects a corked flaw from the tainted cork. He spits the mouthful …
The gallows stand as an unspoken presence in the Annabelle's hold, invoked repeatedly as the brutal alternative to plantation enslavement for Willy MacKay's betrayed crew. …
The primary administrative desk in Grey's office at the Sea Eagle Inn, used by the Doctor during his impersonation of Grey. The Doctor slides behind …
Used exclusively in Perkins' lavish battlefield picnic to symbolize Grey's sudden rage and control over his subordinates.
Handheld spyglass owned by Grey, used for scanning Culloden battlefield; distinct from the supply wagon as it is a smaller, portable instrument carried by Grey.
A plain glass used by the Doctor to generate sonic tones for testing the Dalek power source; later pocketed during the escape plan.
A sizable wad of £200-300 in bills and coins discovered by the Doctor near Hall's unconscious body in a warehouse. The unusually large sum—disproportionate to …
Hall wears this small, concealed device in his ear inside the noisy garage. The Doctor adjusts it amid blaring radio to aid Hall's hearing during …
Hall seizes this metal bar from warehouse clutter during his panicked flight after hearing the train. He jams it firmly against the door, forming a …
Symbolic door at the end of the Happy Colony's sterile Hall, used by Jamie McCrimmon during his Highland Fling performance as an improvised escape route. …
A small, manually accessible concealed panel located beside the Skaro cell door in the Daleks' weapons room. Used exclusively by the Doctor to swap the …
Armbands, referred to as arm sheaths, fit around the arms of hidden human originals—airport staff replaced by Chameleon infiltrators. The Doctor halts arrests in the …
Janley fabricates the existence of this message from Earth, claiming the Examiner waits in the communications room to receive it. She deploys the lie during …
A glass of water prepared by Janley in his laboratory, containing a fast-acting sedative. Administered to Lesterson during a blackmail exchange over Resno's death in …
Heavy metal wrench from the colony's maintenance supplies. Kebble grips it in the capsule, its presence alerting the Doctor to the Daleks' hidden power circuit. …
The Doctor pulls this photograph from Kennedy's clenched fist as he examines the corpse's stiffened limbs and agonized face in the antique shop study. Torn …
Kewper bolts to his horse in the inn stable yard after his exposure as revenue spy. He mounts it swiftly, spurs it into a gallop …
Owned by Jacob Kewper (innkeeper in The Smugglers) and used for secret talks with pirates aboard the Black Albatross and later for the Doctor’s escape.
Kewper presents silks to Pike in the cabin as luxury contraband worth smuggling alongside brandy; Pike feigns interest while probing alliances. Later, Pike and Cherub …
Kewper offers brandy alongside silks to Pike in his dimly lit cabin as illicit goods in a smuggling deal turned deadly. Pike feigns interest before …
Central wooden table inside Laird Colin's cottage, used as a surface for disarming weapons during a high-tension standoff between Highlanders and strangers.
A carved angel motif embedded in the crypt's architecture, its stone face frozen in serene vigilance. The creature’s weapon vaporizes its features in a single …
A confined storage space within Lesterson's Laboratory, repurposed as a hiding place during the Dalek occupation. Narratively significant for its role in protecting Ben and …
Critical military intelligence relayed from Lieutenant Cutler during the Cyberman invasion, confirming the threat and shifting the base's response from internal conflict to unified action …
Samantha retrieves this paper from the abandoned Chameleon Tours kiosk counter, where she first spotted it amid tour brochures and clutter. The sheet lists 25 …
A sturdy, anomalous locked door in the pithead area that lacks a key, hinting at deliberate concealment. Its forced opening by the Doctor and Polly …
Temporary medical injury to Longfoot's hand, distinct from his possessions. Resolved by the Doctor's swift manipulation in the church vestry during an interrogation.
Permanent firearm owned by Longfoot, distinct from his temporary injuries. Used to threaten the Doctor’s group and later left unused at his death.
A hypnotic jewelled fob watch used by Maxtible to induce trances in victims (e.g., the Doctor, Mollie, Victoria Waterfield), erasing suspicions and enforcing compliance through …
Two sturdy wooden stools exclusively used for Kemel's plank-shattering demonstration in The Evil of the Daleks Part 3. Anchored the physical demonstration scene and interacted …
Distinct from Maxtible's Laboratory Wing Chair; this is a concealed route (passageway) used for covert movement between the laboratory and Victoria's room, not a piece …
Central to the identity concealment plotline where Mollie’s disguise fools the Doctor, distinguishing it from other concealment props in the scene.
Two upholstered chairs in Maxtible's sitting room, used for the Doctor and Jamie to recover from gas and time displacement. Framed the tense confrontation with …
Central work surface in Maxtible's laboratory, positioned near dormant Dalek cases and cluttered with experimental tools. Serves as a key setting prop during standoffs between …
A black, blinking Chameleon device worn by Meadows 2 (a Chameleon imposter) in Air Traffic Control. Links his consciousness to the original human Meadows; tampering …
A device of systemic control, operated by Colony staff to forcibly groom the Doctor into 'immaculate conformity,' symbolizing the Colony's imposition of order. Contrasts with …
Located in the Medical Centre of the spaceship, used during Blade's interrogation of the disguised Doctor and Chameleon duplicates. Part of the Faceless Ones arc …
Locked storage cupboard in the X-Ray Room containing black-and-white armbands used for consciousness transfer procedures, later investigated by the Doctor.
Sturdy couch positioned in the Medical Centre's X-ray room functions as a restraint device. Chameleon Pinto straps and gags Samantha to it, securing her as …
Handheld weapon used in direct combat and distraction tactics against the Daleks, distinct from structural fixtures in the gallery.
A restorative liquid poured by Mollie into a glass and offered to the Doctor in Maxtible's sitting room. The drink revives him from disorientation after …
A collection of diagnostic tools (e.g., scanners, syringes, microscopes) used by The Doctor, Polly, and Ben in The Moonbase Part 2 (Episode 24) to analyze …
A fixed ground radar system in the moonbase control room used by Nils to detect extraterrestrial threats, such as the Cybermen invasion ship, and alert …
Crew members grab oxygen masks from the ceiling after Cybermen puncture the dome, triggering sudden decompression in the control room. Hobson, Nils, Ben, Jamie, and …
The collective armaments used by the Moonbase crew in their final stand against the Cybermen. These include the cyberguns (named by Hobson as the crew's …
System-wide monitor for control loops and gravitron malfunctions; displays faults tied to pressure spikes and period 12 gravitron issues, used by Hobson to trace broader …
A heterogeneous assortment of worn clothing, scuffed boots, ration packs, damp towels, and soap samples collected from Moonbase sickbay patients under the Doctor's orders for …
Tactile fabric object ripped from the sickbay bed by a Cyberman during the abduction of the patient, serving as a visual cue for the violence …
Hobson identifies the sodium rocket as the Moonbase's backup distress device, which fires sodium into space to generate a bright flare visible from Earth when …
Physical evidence of Cybermen sabotage, consisting of supply bags scattered during forced entry through the Moonbase storeroom wall. Later reconstructed by characters to conceal the …
Ben grabs the Number Two Line receiver from the Radiation Room panel to fake a busy Geneva report, stalling the Cyberman while Barclay, Dyson, and …
Monitors flight data for an atmospheric probe in General Cutler's 1986 Earth-based rocket facility; tied to The Tenth Planet arc.
Wall-mounted prop in the Observation Room used to visually confirm the time shift from 1966 to 1986, triggering Ben and Polly's shock and disbelief.