Objects
Physical items that carry narrative significance, from personal possessions to symbolic artifacts that shape the story.
A multi-component entertainment system in the rocket's guest cabin, consisting of a Commodore PET-like console and a large display screen. Caldwell leaves the Doctor alone …
Sporting weapon (baseball bat) owned by Rossini, used in a premeditated ambush to attack the Doctor outside the circus horsebox. Part of the Master's conspiracy …
Rossini lights this cigar and puffs steadily during the interrogation in his cramped caravan. He blows thick, acrid smoke directly into the bound Doctor's face, …
Cabinet inside Rossini's caravan holds bottles of liquor that Tony drinks from during the Doctor's interrogation. Rossini stands nearby as tensions rise with physical threats …
Rossini pulls the photograph from his possession in the caravan and holds it up to the bound Doctor, mocking his claim that Philips is a …
Rifles, pistols, and ammunition stockpiles actively grabbed by Winton and colonists from IMC personnel in the Control Room during the coup. This pile serves as …
Used in the Prison Governor's Office to review medical supplies logistics, serving as a narrative distraction that enables Barnham's secret phone call to Doctor Summers.
Hawthorne points out this occult symbol etched on the church cavern floor and names it the mark of the Evil One, urging Benton to steer …
The Doctor projects this slide through a projector in the Cloven Hoof bar, displaying a horned Hindu demon among images of ancient deities. Jo Grant, …
A high-tech, automated panel positioned vertically above the Guardian's chamber doors, designed to retract upward and reveal the Guardian seated on his throne. Operates independently …
Critical internal security barrier in Stangmoor’s lower cell block, distinguished by its steel construction, lock mechanism, and symbolic role in enforcing prison control during the …
Vertically oriented institutional transit chokepoint in Stangmoor Prison, architecturally designed to amplify tension during prisoner movements and violent confrontations (e.g., Barnham’s ascent, Governor’s fatal climb). …
The primary entrance to Stangmoor Prison, a repurposed medieval fortress with gothic stone walls that evoke Dracula's castle. This entrance consists of a drawbridge spanning …
Located at the gothic entrance of Stangmoor Prison, this bell is rung by the Doctor to signal arrivals and trigger security verification during the infiltration …
Physical surveillance device mounted at the prison's main entrance, used to monitor arrivals and interactions with external visitors (e.g., the Doctor and Jo).
Passive visual surface (likely a dedicated wall or screen) in the Stangmoor Prison Governor's office, specifically used by the Master to project maps and details …
A vehicle used by the Master to flee Stangmoor Prison after killing George Barnham; leaves distinctive tire tracks at the crime scene.
Firearms and ammunition dropped by Dent's IMC men in the dome entry area after their surrender, collected by colonists under Winton's oversight. This pile symbolizes …
A fixed fixture in the TARDIS console room, designed to hold the Doctor's personal items such as his cape. It is a static prop that …
A fixed console-mounted visual display system integrated into the TARDIS primary control panel, the scanner serves as the Doctor's primary window into external environments and …
The TARDIS is a sentient, dimensionally transcendental time vessel disguised as a 1960s police box, serving as both sanctuary and transportation for the Doctor across …
The Doctor pulls this photograph from his possession in the UNIT Mobile HQ and holds it up for Jo Grant to examine closely. The image …
The Master, disguised as Professor Keller, implies he possesses a concealed pistol during the standoff in the prison governor's office. He threatens to put a …
Built-in technical feature of the Thunderbolt missile, enabling remote detonation as a countermeasure against unauthorized launch. Discussed in UNIT's Mobile HQ during The Mind of …
A specific, detailed military document presented by Captain Yates to the Brigadier in The Mind of Evil Part 2, linking the Thunderbolt nerve gas missile's …
Tony pulls a bottle of alcohol from his pocket in Rossini's caravan and takes a quick swig after Rossini storms out. The Doctor sits tied …
Tony snatches a cloth from the caravan interior and lunges at the Doctor's mouth to silence him amid Rossini's threats. Jo's vase strike on Tony …
A violent, uncontrolled surge of Axos energy that floods a blast door, expanding it to man-size and forcing the abandonment of military tactics. Serves as …
UNIT vehicle explicitly designed as a Trojan Horse, with a bakery-like exterior concealing armed soldiers. Used to breach Stangmoor Prison during a coordinated rescue operation …
Used exclusively for Yates and Benton’s reconnaissance flight to Devil’s End, where Yates observes unnatural hoofprints and Benton’s curiosity is suppressed. Part of The Daemons …
Benton runs ICBM checks amid radar pings and operator chatter in the UNIT tracking room. Operators scan for missile launches while the Doctor eyes variable …
Fixed laboratory workbench in UNIT's scientific wing, distinct from the Master's TARDIS Dematerialization Circuit. Physically supports the circuit during the standoff but lacks any functional …
Window in the UNIT laboratory that overlooks the adjacent canal. The Doctor seizes the booby-trapped box planted by the Master and hurls it through this …
Physical safety device used in a comedic/dramatic moment between Jo Grant and the Doctor, tied to the Doctor's failed micro-welding experiment.
UNIT medical stretcher deployed at Beacon Hill during the Master’s Nestene invasion, used to transport casualties from the Auton assault and the Master’s violent takeover …
Standard UNIT military vehicle used for transportation, where The Master hypnotizes the driver to take control. Not disguised; serves as a setting for a psychological …
A broader Ministry-ordered directive for missile transport, introduced in The Mind of Evil Part 1 to establish UNIT's logistical overload amid the World Peace Conference …
Deployed to a remote missile ambush site in The Mind of Evil Part 4 to coordinate Yates' convoy and bridge radio blackouts for the Brigadier's …
Two UNIT motorcycles serving as the lead escort for the Thunderbolt missile convoy during its transport; destroyed in an ambush by Mailer and prisoners, triggering …
UNIT-modified vehicle serving as the primary Trojan Horse for the Stangmoor infiltration; distinct from the equipment (e.g., weapons) carried by its occupants.
A critical data artifact studied by the Doctor and Ashe, revealing the Uxarieus colony's starvation crisis and shaping Ashe's decision to allow the Doctor to …
Natural terrain features (boulders) near a cliffside tunnel on Uxarieus, used as cover during a firefight. Distinct from vehicles like the Second Uxarieus Buggy, which …
A jagged rock sample on Uxarieus's surface that serves as a focal point for tension and narrative conflict. The Doctor and Jo initially examine it …
A mobile, robotic patrol device resembling a tank, equipped with a scanning arm and turret. Serves as an automated defense system for Uxarieus, distinct from …
A mechanical scanning tool mounted on an alien tank-like robot, used to methodically probe Uxarieus’s surface for resources or life signs, observed by the Doctor …
Belonged to a deceased prisoner in Stangmoor Prison; used as forensic evidence to challenge Kettering's heart attack claim in The Mind of Evil.
Vosper carries this institutional gray box of cleaning items—including a standard prison mop, buckets, rags, and detergents—into Barnham’s old cell at Green's order, its contents …
A slice of toast from the guards' meal delivery, eaten by Vosper inside the prison cell. Its consumption distracts Vosper, dividing his attention between eating …
Weapons fire erupts outside the Light Acceleration Laboratory as Axos smashes through UNIT defenses. Sharp bursts of gunfire from UNIT troops' firearms signal the Axons' …
A specific handgun wielded by Winton during the dome entry standoff, used to execute Norton and trigger the colonists' ambush. Its use is a concrete, …
Central location for Dent's assassination plot and Morgan's deception; distinct from other colony domes due to its pre-existing ruin and role as a staged death …
A single heavy rocket launcher ordered by Captain Yates and fired by Sergeant Benton in the village green of Devil's End. Used in a failed …
A set of radio-telephone devices used collaboratively by Captain Yates and Sergeant Benton during the Nuton Complex standoff with Axos. Serves as a tactical communication …
Shared equipment (tactical uniforms) worn by Yates and the Brigadier during the Nestene operation, distinct from Yates' personal documents or UNIT paperwork.
A container specifically holding cocoa powder, carried by Sergeant Yates into the UNIT laboratory to prepare a hot drink for Jo Grant. The cocoa itself …
Rugged vehicle used by Mike Yates to ram an unmasked Auton over a cliff edge during the Auton ambush in the quarry. Later serves as …
Acolytes carry gleaming gold vessels to the cavern altar, positioning them under the Master's intense gaze. Dripping water echoes off the stone as the ornate …
Located at the restricted MOD airfield during the Thunderbolt missile handoff; serves as a crash site and pivotal landmark in Yates' capture.
Alastair Fergus directs these BBC cameras inside the church cavern to capture his live broadcast. They frame his report on Devil’s End’s pagan history—witch hunts …
Alec Leeson grips this rifle during the Control Room confrontation, his rage over his brother's murder driving him to threaten Dent directly. Winton snatches the …