Objects
Physical items that carry narrative significance, from personal possessions to symbolic artifacts that shape the story.
Retaining bolts fused into solid lumps of tarnium from prior damage to the ship. Cory and Lowery struggle with these obstacles during urgent exterior repairs …
Sir Charles' chauffeur hands him this coat as he prepares to leave the WOTAN press conference at the Royal Scientific Club. The exchange occurs amid …
A desk-style telephone inside the military car carries Sir Charles Summer’s urgent calls during the drive. Summer grips the receiver as Sergeant relays Battersea Power …
The Doctor seats Dodo in this unassuming chair inside Sir Charles Summer's office to counter Wotan's hypnotic control after his own psychic assault. She slumps …
The Doctor seizes this ordinary table lamp from the desk in Sir Charles Summer's office and directs its beam straight into Polly's eyes. The harsh …
Dodo discovers vibrant, swirling-patterned clothing evoking 1960s London mod style amid TARDIS interior clutter. She exclaims 'Ain't it fab?' drawing Steven and the Doctor to …
The Doctor calls out precise sequences—'nine, two. Red, blue, blue' followed by 'one, zero, zero. All blue reading'—as Sara inputs them into the stolen Dalek …
Automated pre-launch timer and safety system designed to prevent accidents like explosive decompression from open airlocks. This protocol is halted by Bret and overridden by …
A navigational subsystem of the Spar Ship, hijacked by the Daleks via the Neutronic Randomiser during the escape attempt in The Daleks' Master Plan Part …
Mechanical propulsion system in the Spar Ship's engine area, responsible for powering landing capabilities under emergency conditions.
Critical manual propulsion subsystem for in-flight thrust adjustments, distinct from automated launch protocols. Their independent failure during the Daleks' pursuit directly impacts the ship's ability …
Improvised natural restraints made from Kembel's jungle foliage, used to bind Zephon and enable the Doctor's deception. Distinct from other objects used by the group.
A primitive, dangerous power outlet device connected to the fake taranium core in the Dalek pursuit ship. Steven activates it in secret to generate G-force …
A repair tool mistakenly handed to the Doctor by Steven during TARDIS lock repairs, which the Doctor rejects sharply ('I said the diatrab'). This tool …
Deliberately constructed by Steven for scouting purposes, symbolizing his emotional and physical separation from the Doctor in ancient Egypt.
Metal footwear accessories buckled to Steven's boots, contributing to his physical clumsiness and emphasizing his inexperience with the Wild West attire.
A functional weapon owned by Steven Taylor, used in self-defense during a confrontation with Gaston. Its disarming prevents Steven from delivering a critical warning and …
Assistant Director shoves this truncheon into Steven's hand right after forcing the police-uniformed time traveler onto the Keystone Kops set. The prop baton locks Steven …
Upper-body garment with swinging fringes, serving as the visual focal point of Steven's Wild West costume during his quick-draw stunt.
Clothes scatter across the floor of Preslin's shop amid overturned boxes. Steven and Anne toss them aside during their frantic search for the TARDIS key. …
A physical console component (the central column) critical to the TARDIS's structural integrity and energy flow. Its failure is a narrative driver in The Daleks' …
Mechanical alarm system triggered by Monoid detection of the TARDIS, marking a critical plot transition from exploration to evasion on Ark Earth.
A planetary scan materializing on the TARDIS scanner during Galaxy Four Part 4, depicting an uncharted planet. Vicki’s discovery of this planet shifts the crew’s …
Narrative abstraction representing the TARDIS's lack of functional communication tools in 1966 London; serves as a plot device to entrap Dodo in the TARDIS by …
Verbal proposal by Marshall Tavannes to Catherine de' Medici in his study (Episode 4), advocating for a precise list of Huguenot targets to limit collateral …
A communicative act—a verbal message delivered by Marshall Tavannes to Roger Colbert, containing specific plot details (assassination of the Doctor, timing, and Queen Mother’s involvement). …
A specific object (the entrance door) within the Tavern Room, with its own narrative arc and symbolic significance. Acts as a threshold and barrier, reinforcing …
The Doctor and Polly discuss hailing this standard London black cab outside the Inferno Club to rush to Sir Charles Summer’s residence. Ben plans a …
Technicians wheel this gurney into the sterile Control Room, the weakened male savage strapped tightly to its flat surface with restraining bands. Exorse and Senta …
The Times newspaper rests open on Sir Charles Summer's office desk amid discussions of missing scientists. The Doctor locks onto its bold headline about a …
The Times newspaper rests open on Sir Charles Summer's office desk amid discussions of missing scientists. The Doctor locks onto its bold headline about a …
Three distinct horses saddled for Doc Holliday, Kate Fisher, and Dorothea Chaplet as mounts for urgent escape from Tombstone's lynch mob. Ordered post-Seth Harper's killing …
A natural phenomenon originating from Tigus' sun, temporarily harnessed by the Doctor as a tool to reset the sabotaged TARDIS lock mechanism. Exists only in …
A TARDIS-linked temporal monitoring device used exclusively by the Doctor's companions to track Dalek pursuit signals. Distinct from Dalek-operated time vessels.
Fixed wooden fixture marking the entrance to the Tombstone Livery Stable in 1881, confirming the TARDIS crew's arrival in the Wild West. Distinct from other …
Tor grips this rough, primitive club in the cave as he surges toward the wounded Elder guard Exorse, intent on execution for past wrongs. Nanina …
A glass-fronted observation booth in the Toymaker's Toyroom, housing the control panel used by Clara to remotely direct Joey's movements in the deadly Blind Man's …
Solid oak door with prominent large keyhole, serving as both a barrier and controlled exit point in the Toymaker's realm. Located at the end of …
The Toymaker's deceptive cupboard, designed to replicate the TARDIS interior, traps Steven and Dodo inside. This confined space fuels Dodo's paranoia as Sergeant Rugg and …
Dynamic obstacle in the Blind Man’s Buff game (Part 1), requiring precise stepping navigation under the Toymaker’s control.
Sturdy rope tied between towering pinnacles marks the first obstacle in the Toymaker's deadly board game. Blindfolded Joey reaches it, unties one end under Clara's …
The Toymaker utters 'move 930' as a cryptic taunt in his office amid the Trilogic game. He deploys this precise reference to unsettle the Doctor, …
Structural exit point of the Trojan Horse; serves as a barrier that Odysseus uses to trap the Doctor inside. Later opened to allow the soldiers …
A mechanical lever inside the Trojan Horse, linked to a rope that controls the hatch. Serves as a microscopic functional tool used by characters (e.g., …
Broad expanse beyond Troy’s walls, serving as a setting for emotional confrontations (e.g., Troilus-Vicki’s dialogue) and the visual backdrop of Troy’s destruction. Distinct from specific …
A sentient-like plant with unnatural, twitching movements that serves as a symbolic warning during the Doctor's group's tense exchange about Monoid Two's deception. Unlike generic …
Discovered by the Doctor on Mira's surface in The Daleks' Master Plan Part 5, these prints are the first tangible evidence of the invisible Visians' …
Used as improvised weapons during the Visians' ambush on the Daleks in The Daleks' Master Plan Part 6, these rocks and sticks are actively hurled …
Ben fastens this latch on the warehouse room's inner door during their escape bid from WOTAN's control. Polly counters by bolting the outer street door, …
Detected radio and electrical emissions from the warehouse during military recon, revealing hidden operations likely powering the War Machine or explosives. Serves as a clue …
Symbolic act of mercy during a survivalist conflict, offered to a wounded prisoner (Exorse) by Nanina despite Tor's objections. Highlights Nanina's compassion and the moral …
Heavy melee arm mounted on War Machine WM9 raises toward the Doctor as he enters the cable-trapped street zone. Positioned to smash through obstacles or …
Active prop simulating deadly peril in the wood mill set, directly triggering Steven's violent rescue and blurring the line between film fiction and TARDIS crew …
Coin-operated phone booth used by a WOTAN operative in The War Machines Part 2 to report Dodo's failure. Remains intact and functional, serving as a …
In Professor Brett's laboratory, Wotan's printer activates with a whir, springs into life, and ejects printed sheets bearing orders for global domination. These directives (referred …
Wyatt Earp crouches behind this weathered wooden barrel in the OK Corral dust, bullets splintering its staves as he returns fire on the Clantons. It …
Polished metal marshal's star badge worn by Wyatt Earp, symbolizing his law enforcement authority. Distinct from static objects in the Sheriff's Office (e.g., the cell) …
A full vehicle used by police to broadcast urgent warnings to civilians via an external loudhailer system during the War Machine invasion. Distinct from internal …
Marks New Year's Eve 1966 in Trafalgar Square; provides a temporal anchor for the TARDIS crew amid Dalek pursuit.
Tavannes directs the Abbot of Amboise to sit in this chair inside his apartments and remain there under guard. Colbert, Guards, and Bondeaux witness the …