Objects
Physical items that carry narrative significance, from personal possessions to symbolic artifacts that shape the story.
A non-lethal incapacitation weapon used by the Master to clear pursuers (Primitives) during an escape. Distinct from other Master-owned tools due to its area-effect deployment …
Portable protective gas mask used by the Master to shield himself from the effects of his own gas grenade during an escape from Primitives. Distinct …
The Master's explosive device disguised as an innocuous greetings card, central to his layered ambush at the circus. Planted in Professor Philips' car to lure …
This 10-mile-wide energy dome seals Devil's End, incinerating anything that touches it. The Doctor throws a stone that vanishes in a flash on contact. Girton …
The Master uses a slide projector and screen in the Prison Governor's Office to display visual aids that include detailed maps of the Thunderbolt missile's …
A purpose-built, single-function control device designed exclusively to remotely shut down the Keller Machine by severing its psychic link. Not part of the workshop toolset—functions …
Doctor and Jo rifle through filing cabinets in the Master's TARDIS and pull out stacks of mineralogical survey reports. These documents map the Master's systematic …
A medical revival device used by the Master to counteract sleep gas and restore the Doctor's consciousness in the TARDIS. Distinct from other Master-owned tools …
Transparent perspex cylinders used to imprison Jo Grant and threaten her with lethal gas, forcing the Doctor’s compliance. Featured in Episodes 19–20 (Colony in Space …
A portable toolkit distinct from the Master’s other disruptive devices, used specifically for repairing the prison’s mind-control machine to facilitate his takeover. This kit is …
A psychological post-hypnotic suggestion implanted by the Master to suppress Chin Lee’s memories of Stangmoor Prison and her encounters with him. Triggered during interrogation, it …
A physical radio device created by the Master in Terror of the Autons Part 4, intended to trigger 450,000 plastic daffodils to release lethal gas, …
Master wears these spectacles as part of his Vicar Magister disguise during the churchyard confrontation with Miss Hawthorne. He removes them to deliver a menacing …
A wired or fixed audio communication system (likely located in a control room or guard station, not integrated into the cell door) used exclusively by …
Car used by the Master as a mobile hideout outside UNIT headquarters. He surveils UNIT operations from within, hypnotizes Chin Lee to assassinate Senator Alcott, …
A logistical container used once to distribute weapons (including gas grenades, pistols, and gas masks) to prisoners, enabling the riot; serves as a prop for …
Critical to exposing the Master’s impersonation of the Adjudicator; contains mineralogical survey reports and the real Adjudicator’s credentials, which the Doctor and Jo discover in …
Fixed central column within the TARDIS console, distinct from removable dematerialization circuits; initiates dematerialization when activated by the Master.
Sergeant Benton fields a phone call from Doctor Summers in the prison governor's office, where Summers presses for an update on these supplies' arrival. Benton …
Plain, individual bowls used by colonists (Jane, Jo, Mary) to consume soup during shared meals in the communal mess hall. These are distinct from the …
The communal mess hall's water and soup cauldron system, where Mary instructs Jo to add water to dry rations, transforming them into edible soup. This …
A physical collection of books containing arcane symbols and incantations, distinct from the photographic slides also presented by Miss Hawthorne.
A set of photographic slides presented alongside Miss Hawthorne’s occult texts, serving as visual proof of the Master’s supernatural threats. Unlike the books, these slides …
Dual-purpose personal item (reticule with crystal ball) used as an improvised weapon to defend Benton, distinct from Hawthorne’s crochet tools used in non-violent scenes.
A set of ancient runes used by Miss Hawthorne for divination rituals and supernatural prophecy, cited in conversations and invoked in warnings about occult dangers. …
A physical prop used exclusively in Miss Hawthorne's live television protest at Devil’s Hump, where it serves as a tool for defensive resistance against technicians …
A small electronic component critical to the missile abort circuit, deliberately removed by the Master to disable the fail-safe system. The Doctor retrieves this component …
High-caliber automatic weapon pulled from Ashe’s concealed office cache during the colony uprising (Part 5). Used by Morgan to enforce orders and spark a firefight, …
A handgun owned by Morgan, used in two distinct confrontations: (1) during a tense standoff in the Control Room where Morgan jams the barrel against …
Morris Dancers led by Bert grip wooden sticks during their advance on the village green outside the Cloven Hoof Bar. Benton eyes the props warily …
Mrs. Farrel recounts brewing this coffee in her home kitchen moments before discovering her husband's body slumped nearby. The Doctor and Jo lean in as …
Wearable coat and hat worn by Mrs. Farrel during her arrival at Farrel Senior’s home, distinct from household fixtures like curtains.
The Negative Feedback Circuit (EHF Oscillator Component) and Pulse Generator (Heat Exchanger Component) are two distinct but functionally interdependent components of the Doctor’s device designed …
A Nestene-controlled vehicle or technological device designed to facilitate the landing of Nestene forces during the invasion, distinct from the Nestene Plastic Daffodils (the primary …
A large group of Nestene Autons directed by the Master to replace human workers in Farrel’s plastics factory, marking a pivotal shift to systemic Nestene …
A critical intelligence document detailing the theft of a Nestene energy unit from the Natural Space Museum. Jo Grant carries this file from Brigadier Lethbridge-Stewart …
A computational system distinct from weapons or physical tools, used for running complex calculations to counter Axos or coordinate with the Master.
A potted plant occupies the Nuton Complex office during tense post-Axos discussions. The Doctor evades questions on the Master's fate while the Brigadier, Filer, and …
Desk telephone in the Nuton Complex office where the Brigadier grips the receiver during a call to UNIT HQ exposing Chinn's unauthorized Axonite dealings before …
The Doctor orders the Brigadier to set up a constant watch on the spacedome from the Nuton Complex office, pinpointing it as a key vulnerability …
Holden works on this octagonal junction box amid the cramped, cluttered power supply room's flickering lights and outdated panels. Cables snake from it as the …
Sudden off-screen explosion erupts outside Rossini's caravan immediately after Professor Philips leaves. The blast forces the Doctor to shout a warning and shove Jo Grant …
The Doctor projects this ancient papyrus image via slide projector in the Cloven Hoof bar, revealing a ram's head with the solar disc nestled between …
A category of industrial locations identified by the Doctor as hideouts for the surviving Nestene unit, where the Master's stolen energy unit powers Auton production. …
Stacks of empty milk crates (or small boxes) clutter the plastics factory floor, serving as makeshift cover for Jo Grant during her surveillance of the …
Prefabricated dwellings stand on Uxarieus, their modular structures marked by machine-like tracks that signal habitation. The Doctor spots them first and identifies them as proof …
Murals cover the walls of the Primitive City archive room, illustrating the planet's ancient super-race—a genetically engineered civilization—and their Doomsday Weapon. The Master and Doctor …
A physical ritual tool wielded by the Primitive Priest during sacrificial processions. Unlike atmospheric props, this staff is used to actively designate targets (e.g., the …
Abandoned cityscape distinct from interior archive rooms or specific artifacts; serves as a broad search area for Jo Grant's disappearance and a site of environmental …
Visual historical friezes depicting the Primitives' civilization through sequential etched/painted images, distinct from the room's technological machinery.
The central staircase and connecting catwalk in Stangmoor Prison's cell block, where Green climbs to a raised position to shout down orders and quell prisoner …
A structural glass brick wall in the Stangmoor Prison cell block, distinct from functional objects like the wall-mounted phone. It serves as a visual and …
A telephone secured inside a locked wooden box in the Prison Governor’s office, rendered unusable by the Master’s men. Symbolizes the prisoners' inability to communicate …
The junction box (referred to variously as the 'Process Theatre Mains Junction Box' and 'Power Box Outside Process Theatre') serves as the critical electrical infrastructure …
Professor Horner's upcoming publication motivates the Devil’s Hump dig's timing to Beltane for publicity. During a live TV broadcast from the site, Horner admits this …
Professor Philips bursts into Rossini's caravan gripping a sleek silver rod, its metallic surface catching the dim light. The Doctor identifies it as a lethal …
Sheer drop-off at the quarry's edge plunges into depths below. Yates rams the unmasked Auton with his car across this cliff, knocking the plastic killer …
Jagged rocks protrude from the quarry floor, forming a natural barricade. The Doctor and Jo scramble behind it after their car crashes, using it for …
Human-made mechanical emergency power generator located in the colony's dome entry radio shack, operated by Jo Grant during a blackout. Distinct from Silurian technology or …
Reeves grabs Jo Grant and jabs this sedative into her arm inside the Cloven Hoof guest room. She thrashes briefly against the needle before slumping …