Objects
Physical items that carry narrative significance, from personal possessions to symbolic artifacts that shape the story.
Lobos directs guards to pump Zaphra gas, a paralytic agent with lethal potential, into Building 6-2's ventilation. This targets Barbara and Vicki, the rebel women …
Specialized Zarbi technology for intercepting and decoding Menoptra transmissions, distinct from Zarbi creatures or physical threats in the control room.
A wall/lighting system inside the Zarbi control room that pulses with rhythmic flashes, serving dual functions: (1) as a central hub transmitting the Animus's commands …
A fixed environmental alarm system in the Zarbi control room designed to detect movement and trigger Zarbi aggression. Unlike the mind-control collars, it is not …
Zarbi fires a searing energy blast at the TARDIS's sealed doors in the Animus's Control Room. The bolt strikes the hull and rebounds in a …
A Zarbi grub hovers near Vicki as a lurking hazard during mind-control collar removal in the control room. One Zarbi shoves it aside from her, …
Alien vessel found abandoned by Moroks, with its crew vanished. Serves as a rebel prize and catalyst for Tor’s plan to raid Morok guards for …
Barbara spots the abandoned hut and tells Jenny they must enter to escape the approaching storm. Its imminent arrival exhausts their options, overriding caution in …
The Aridian Base Airlock, featuring stone steps leading from the base interior to the exposed planet surface, serves as the critical boundary between sheltered confinement …
A culturally unusual dish served by the Aridians to The Doctor and companions during a fleeting moment of calm amid Dalek-related tensions. Highlighted for its …
A non-functional, solid surface in the suffocating dead-end of Aridius desert tunnels, where Vicki and Ian are trapped by a tentacle. Serves as a tactile …
Artificial or alien-made structures dotting the barren horizon of Aridius, distinct from the natural sand-dunes. Act as a narrative catalyst, dividing the group (Barbara’s caution …
Baker and fellow resistance fighters wear Robomen disguises—heavy helmets and cybernetic harnesses replicating Dalek-controlled human slaves—to slip into the saucer. The Dalek halts them outside, …
Mechanical tool (metal/rubber) used to inflate the museum rubbish cart's tire during a high-tension Dalek escape sequence; distinct from personal items like handkerchiefs.
Crude restraint stuffed in Barbara Wright's mouth during her captivity in the prisoner's tent. Captors remove it, freeing her voice after prolonged silencing. The act …
A set of drinks/food carried by Barbara into the TARDIS console room during a Dalek evasion, offered to the entire crew as a moment of …
Small, detachable piece of wood grabbed by Barbara to first jemmy the locked storeroom door, then repurposed as a weapon when Dako enters. Represents her …
Clothing Barbara is wearing upon capture by the Saracens, consisting of ragged, anachronistic garments that mark her as an outsider and trigger her initial classification …
A set of utilitarian garments Barbara intends to wear during the TARDIS’s entrapment crisis, chosen for their durability and suitability for unknown perils. Distinct from …
Unfamiliar sleeping pills offered by Barbara to Vicki in the TARDIS women’s bedroom, becoming a flashpoint for conflict over timeline inconsistencies and Barbara’s erratic claims. …
Barbara Wright's shoes, left behind during her abduction by Luigi Ferrigo. In one scene, Sheyrah attempts to retrieve them from a tent during an urgent …
A natural geographical landmark on Aridius, serving as a visual boundary marking the edge of the known desert. Acts as a passive backdrop to the …
Dense smoke engulfs the indoor battlefield as Mechanoids swarm Daleks, pinning them down amid extermination orders. The haze obscures visibility, heightens chaos, and thickens during …
A critical communication device used by Bennett (and potentially the Captain) to transmit distress signals to off-world rescue vessels. The radio is a lifeline for …
A temporary, staged prop constructed by Bennett to fabricate a native ritual, designed to deceive the Doctor and companions into believing a false narrative about …
Dark bloodstains mark the laboratory flagstones where Forrester shot Farrow. Smithers points at them sharply, shaken, declaring them proof of murder and accusing Forrester of …
A foul-smelling dark substance that trails from the man-shaped frozen seaweed sculptures, serving as a narrative clue that prompts Vicki and Ian to pursue it, …
Section Two of the Daleks takes up flanking positions among these boulders outside the TARDIS, sealing the Doctor's group's escape routes during a coordinated assault. …
Lobos orders the Guard to pump Zaphra gas through this ventilation system into Building 6-2, where Barbara and Vicki hide among Xeron youth. The Guard …
Silver denarii coins totaling twenty-one hundred, tendered by the Buyer at seven hundred per head for three male slaves including Ian. Didius drives the inflated …
A thousand coins form the agreed payment for Ian and other slaves in the dimly lit slave trade tent. The Buyer commits to this sum …
A precarious cantilevered walkway projects through the towering, mechanized architecture of Mechanus city. The Mechanoid escort leads the TARDIS crew—Doctor, Ian, Barbara, Vicki—across its narrow …
A fixed defensive weapon system installed in the walls of the Carsinome Control Room, a specific chamber within the broader Carsinome Control Section. Operated by …
A modern, anachronistic cable protruding from the 11th-century chapel altar, serving as a visual clue that reveals the presence of the concealed door. Its discovery …
A reinforced circular door embedded in the rough stone wall lining the narrow top of the fissure. This barrier separates the companions' hiding spot from …
The campfire burns steadily on the exposed cliff top, its flames providing heat that draws Susan, David, the Doctor, and Tyler into a tight circle. …
A hidden door positioned behind the chapel altar, its concealment tied to the Monk's scheme. Revealed by the protruding cable, it serves as a physical …
A narrow, hidden fissure in the plateau's rock face that serves as the entrance to the sanctuary. Houses the Sanctuary Door Mechanism (Plateau Crevice Trigger), …
The containment capsule is a Dalek-controlled device that advances under direct orders from the Dalek Supreme, sealing Ian Chesterton inside and activating a linked explosive …
Daleks in their control room monitor the continuum, a vast time-space medium they scan for traces of the Doctor's departure from Xeros. Detection registers as …
David extracts this corrosive acid from inside the Dalek firebomb and pours it onto the casing. The substance burns through the metal rapidly, exposing the …
Physical meteorites streaking through space in a cosmic storm that bombarded Earth, igniting the Dalek Cosmic Plague. Described by Craddock as the true beginning of …
Medical cotton wool from the TARDIS, used by the Doctor to treat Ian Chesterton's facial injury after the Zarbi encounter in The Web Planet (Part …
Fixed piece of Roman furniture in Poppaea's chamber, serving as a physical obstacle during Nero's drunken chase. Distinct from other objects in the chamber by …
Rough-hewn barrier structure within the Crater of Needles corrals panicked Menoptra slaves and Barbara as Zarbi soldiers drive them inside amid the blaring alarm. A …
A piercing Zarbi alarm erupts suddenly in the Crater of Needles, shattering calm and hurling Menoptra slaves into panicked flight. The blare goads a Zarbi …
A rough, unyielding section of the Crater of Needles' inner surface, used as a tactical tool to crush a Zarbi larva's weapon during a high-stakes …
Rusted metallic crane chains in an abandoned warehouse that emit eerie creaking sounds, amplifying tension during the Doctor and Ian's exploration. Distinct from organic or …
Wooden stairs in Dracula's Gothic house that creak when stepped on, triggering a bat attack and serving as a defensive perch against Daleks. Distinct from …
A rooster's sharp crow cuts through the dim corridor, jolting Viking guard Sven awake from his post. The sound propels him to the monk's cell, …
A destroyed artifact recalled by Eldred, observed during high tide on the cliffs. Its destruction is confirmed, and it serves as a subtle hint of …
Centralized audio-based control system deployed inside the Dalek Control Centre on Earth. Reprograms Robomen via audio signals (e.g., chanting 'kill, kill, kill') to enforce obedience …
A narrow, covert access door in a Dalek-controlled bunker, used by Ian Chesterton to re-enter the room housing the descending Dalek bomb capsule. Its tight …
A motor system activated by the Dalek Supreme in the Dalek Control Centre to propel an armed containment capsule (with Ian Chesterton inside) toward a …
A broad narrative concept describing the inescapable regions where Daleks force enslaved humans (Robomen) into labor. Used in Part 2 to convey the scale of …
Dalek-operated mechanical conveyor lift used to transport Daleks from the cave hideout down to Mechanus' surface for their assault on the Mechanoids. Appears during the …
A deliberate biological weapon deployed by the Daleks as their opening strike against humanity, designed to spread rapidly and splinter survivors into isolated communities, enabling …
A Dalek-controlled deceptive shelter in 1960s London (The Dalek Invasion of Earth, S02E08), designed to lure humans (Barbara and Jenny) into capture. Its abandoned exterior …
Located in the museum's Dalek exhibit room, used as cover by the Doctor and companions to evade the Men in Black.
Dalek-placed explosive device armed with an acid mechanism and a ticking timer, deployed as a trap in the warehouse. The device features a removable casing …