Objects
Physical items that carry narrative significance, from personal possessions to symbolic artifacts that shape the story.
The Doctor's TARDIS, appearing as a blue police box exterior, is stolen from Gatwick Airport and loaded onto a low-loader truck by airport staff. The …
A specialized containment unit in Lesterson's laboratory designed to house Daleks, featuring a heavy metal door and a secret entrance. Lesterson attempts to trap Daleks …
The Dalek extermination weapon, often called a gun-stick, is a built-in energy projector integrated into the armored casing of every Dalek. Extruding as a cylindrical …
General Cutler demands deployment of the Zee-bomb, a doomsday weapon designed to split Mondas in half and halt the Cybermen invasion. The weapon is armed …
A legendary pirate treasure hidden beneath the church crypt, tied to a curse of betrayal and madness. Central macguffin in The Smugglers trilogy, used as …
The Gravitron is the central gravity-control device located in the moonbase control room, responsible for regulating Earth's weather systems. It consists of multiple Gravitron Field …
A storage chest in the TARDIS console room containing the Doctor's personal artifacts, including a descant recorder (used for musical distraction), an ornate ring (identity …
Primary control console in Moonbase Alpha's central control room, dedicated to monitoring and regulating Earth's weather systems via the Gravitron mechanism. The console features multiple …
Physical precision knife owned by Cherub, used for lethal stabbings in multiple murders (e.g., Longfoot, Kewper). Recurring weapon tied to Cherub’s role as a brutal …
Concealed passageway system in the church crypt, accessed via a sliding stone tomb that reveals a hidden entrance to the smugglers' beach tunnel. The tomb …
Lesterson's bulky space capsule dominates his laboratory floor, its sealed hatch concealing Daleks, the colony's main power cable, and the Dalek power supply. Daleks glide …
Sleek metallic Daleks stand inert in Lesterson's laboratory, their casings intact and motionless. Initially, two squat Dalek casings are recovered from the space capsule's interior, …
Standard desk telephone on the Air Traffic Control room console or Commandant's desk. The Commandant clutches the receiver mid-call to Brussels, brushing off the Doctor's …
Recurring technological device used by Chameleon Tours for surveillance and communication; streams live video of the Doctor's team and other key locations, serving as a …
Toxic gas extracted from the Labour Centre's gas mine and distributed through the colony's pipe infrastructure. Workers endure chronic exposure and acute poisoning from leaks, …
A cluttered work surface in Lesterson's laboratory, primarily used for experiments and as a physical barrier during the Daleks' approach. It is not a computational …
Specialized communication subcomponent mounted on the main control console; includes microphone, speaker, and dials for signal modulation. Distinct from the Gravitron monitoring console despite shared …
The TARDIS console is the central operational interface of the Doctor's time and space machine, a complex array of switches, levers, dials, scanners, and illuminated …
Handheld optical magnifying device consistently owned and wielded by the Doctor across multiple narrative contexts. Functions primarily as an investigative instrument for close forensic examination …
The Doctor's TARDIS is a sentient Type 40 time-and-space vessel, dimensionally transcendental, that materializes as a battered blue police box. Its interior houses a coral-textured …
The Doctor's handheld wooden recorder, used in multiple contexts to create calming interludes or foster illusions. In the Skaro cell, it provides emotional relief during …
A weaponized biological agent designed by the Daleks to forcibly convert humans into Daleks, housed in a fragile glass capsule. This is not a physical …
Physical glass capsules containing extracted human emotional imprints (e.g., Jamie's courage, pity, chivalry). Used by the Doctor to sabotage Dalek production by infecting their systems …
The Doctor snatches this compact metal badge from the murdered Examiner's body in the Mercury Swamp and pockets it. Etched with Earth authority markings, he …
An active, real-time communication device (a screen) used by Krang to broadcast ultimatums, relay threats, and monitor human responses in Snowcap Base. Activated by humans …
Thick electrical cables weave through Lesterson's laboratory floor and walls, linking the Vulcan colony's grid to Dalek systems. These include: 1. The permanent infrastructure cables …
The Black Dalek's signature integrated weapon system, a lethal energy projector used to enforce the Emperor's rule. First deployed to exterminate a dissenting Dalek (sparking …
A specialized power cable designed to siphon static electricity from the Vulcan colony's power grid to fuel Dalek operations. Central to the Daleks' resource-theft scheme, …
A console device located in the Director's office at Gatwick, used for voice contact with Gatwick Air Control. The Doctor exploits its existence as part …
Central covert operations console used by Janley and Lesterson across multiple episodes, distinct from Valmar's handheld repair-testing device.
Transparent structure enclosing the Moonbase observation area, which cracks open from Cyberman sabotage, venting oxygen into vacuum. The dome serves multiple functions: it is a …
Pike jams his sharp metal hook—the prosthesis replacing his missing hand—under a loose flagstone in the church crypt. He levers the slab upward and probes …
A dual-function communication device in the Pilot's office that serves as both a visual display (showing a static image of Control) and an audio intercom …
A small wooden rowing boat used by the group to cross the choppy firth waters to the slave ship Annabelle. Kirsty McLaren owns this craft, …
A comprehensive system in Snowcap's Tracking Room encompassing radar consoles for spacecraft monitoring (e.g., Zeus 5) and communication arrays for voice links to astronauts, International …
Large-scale power generator located beneath Atlantis, producing ominous vibrations and tremors. Serves as a symbolic threat and environmental hazard, guiding Jamie and Polly's path through …
A Cyberman energy weapon acquired by Ben after luring a Cyberman into the Radiation Room's deadly chamber, used exclusively by Ben in close-quarters combat against …
Blade's signature ray gun, drawn in the Director's office during a high-tension confrontation with the Doctor, Director, Nurse Pinto, and Commandant. Initially used as a …
Rocket-shaped aircraft exclusively used by Chameleons for evacuation and infiltration, with no connection to the abducted humans or their status as 'property'. Serves as a …
Verbal puzzle recited by Churchwarden Joseph Longfoot, linking names (Ringwood, Smallbeer, Gurney, Deadman) to a loose flagstone in the crypt. Unlike the Churchyard Tombstone Epitaphs, …
Metal helmets that Cybermen clamp to human skulls, such as Evans', Franz's, Ralph's, and Jules'. They override will through psychic domination, rendering victims mindless puppets …
A Dalek-invented static electricity generator, replacing dependence on external power lines. Its completion dooms the colony and confirms Dalek independence.
A broad, imposingly heavy wooden desk dominates the Governor’s office, its polished surface reflecting the cold institutional lighting. Papers rustle as the Governor’s hands grip …
A movable mechanical arm positioned near the Observation Dome telescope on Moonbase Alpha, used for both monitoring and defense. The Gravitron Probe is manually adjusted …
This generator/power core powers equipment in Lesterson's laboratory and is directly connected to the Dalek and its capsule. The Doctor attaches a modified control unit …
A standalone prop in Maxtible's laboratory, this thick iron bar is used to demonstrate Kemel's enhanced strength and later as an improvised weapon by Victoria. …
Heavy ring of keys taken from Officia after the Doctor locks him in a pithead cell. The Doctor seizes them from Officia's possession to secure …
Standard-issue protective equipment (masks, suits, and coverings) for workers in the toxic gas-filled shafts of the Danger Gang mine. Officia distributes these as mandatory gear, …
The portable, radioactive reactor rods removed from Snowcap Base’s nuclear reactor and repurposed as a weapon against the Cybermen. These rods are deployed in the …
A slender, pen-shaped alien tool used by Spencer in multiple critical moments during the Chameleon Tours conspiracy. Exhibits two distinct functions: (1) Compliance Induction: Deployed …
Generic prop box retrieved from Waterfield's valise, used exclusively for staging deceptive evidence (e.g., torn photograph pieces) to mislead the Doctor and others.
Ben waves this folded note during confrontations in the Governor's office and Lesterson's lab, citing its message as proof of Polly's kidnapping to demand answers …
Surgically implanted by the White-Suited Assailant immediately post-regeneration; serves as a tracking/control mechanism linking the Doctor to the colony’s hidden conspiracy. Distinct from temporary tools …
Public-facing customer service booth in Gatwick Airport's concourse, distinct from internal Chameleon Tours surveillance infrastructure.
Human-operated external diagnostic tools used in Lesterson’s laboratory to monitor the Dalek’s power levels during reactivation experiments in The Power of the Daleks Part 2.
A biomechanical component of the Dalek's upper casing, distinct from external colonial equipment. Its sentient-like behavior (swiveling lens, coordinated twitching) reinforces the Dalek's ominous reactivation …
The Doctor's Cloak is a distinctive garment worn by the Time Lord, a staple of his rumpled attire. It serves multiple functions across his adventures. …
A personal logbook containing handwritten notes on planetary environments, used to assess conditions and validate the Doctor's claims post-regeneration.
A legal document issued by Grey as a commissioner, distinct from his personal weapons or tools. Its authority is bureaucratic, not physical, and it is …
Perkins hands three copies of these contracts to Grey in the Annabelle's Captain's Cabin. Grey grips Perkins' shoulder, stresses their legal weight to Trask, and …