Objects
Physical items that carry narrative significance, from personal possessions to symbolic artifacts that shape the story.
A grotesque and highly controversial brain-like psychic entity that manifests as a sentient reservoir contained within a bulky Process Theatre apparatus at Stangmoor Prison. Designed …
The Master's TARDIS is a fully functional time machine, distinct from the Doctor's vessel in both appearance and temperament. In the 3rd Doctor era, it …
Physical nerve gas missile weapon, stolen from Stangmoor Prison and central to the Master’s endgame. Distinct from the slides used to plan its hijacking; this …
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 …
Bessie is the Doctor's yellow vintage roadster, a seemingly ordinary Edwardian-style car that became an extension of his will during his exile on Earth. More …
Personal handgun owned and wielded exclusively by Mailer during the Stangmoor Prison riot, used in two distinct hostage scenarios to threaten Jo Grant and the …
Alien substance offered by the Axons as a miracle resource, existing in multiple forms: 1. Portable samples: Sealed in a globe (received by Chinn), injected …
Fixed radio communication hub in the Dome Entry Area, distinct from the hearing tables used for legal proceedings. Central to transmitting messages, coordinating crises, and …
A stolen, portable Nestene energy source carried by the Master in a cardboard box during Terror of the Autons. Used as a weaponized threat against …
The Master's TARDIS is his personal time machine and mobile base, disguised on the surface of Uxarieus. It features a console room (central control panel) …
A large-scale scientific installation featuring: 1. Towering satellite dishes (realigned by the Master to open a Nestene invasion channel via plastic daffodils). 2. A control …
Osgood frantically assembles this high-voltage reverse-phase short-wave device in the heat barrier chamber as the Brigadier imposes a five-minute deadline. Charged by UNIT technicians, it …
The Brigadier's Office Internal Telephone is a standard-issue military communication device permanently stationed at UNIT headquarters, serving as the operational nerve center for the Brigadier's …
The Light Accelerator is a massive particle acceleration device housed in the Light Acceleration Laboratory, designed to push particles beyond light speed and breach temporal …
Compact vital TARDIS component, shaped like a metal caltrop, that enables dematerialization for escape from Earth. The Master originally stole it by ripping it from …
Owned by the colonists and used for surface transportation and shelter; stolen by the Master during a firefight and later abandoned as a grim clue.
A critical component of the colony's power infrastructure, consisting of relay circuits and individual relays (e.g., the circuit relay mentioned by Holden) located in the …
Standard-issue desk telephone in INT. UNIT HQ room. Benton finishes a call on it as the Brigadier enters. Yates and Benton later grab the handsets, …
The Doctor’s telephone in the UNIT laboratory, which is modified by an unidentified engineer with an unusually long flex cable. Sergeant Yates catches the engineer …
Farrel's coach parks outside the factory as masked men in large carnival heads and yellow boaters return from distributing plastic daffodils. They report to Rex …
Artificial daffodil from Farrel's plastics factory office, its lifelike petals mask Nestene alien engineering. The Doctor retrieves this daffodil from the factory floor and brings …
A standard-issue UNIT helicopter, this aircraft serves as the organization's primary aerial workhorse for reconnaissance, transport, and tactical deployment. Its enduring identity is that of …
Radio communication device used in the IMC Control Room during critical moments of the Winton coup. Morgan grips this device under Dent's orders to reach …
Live television feed and broadcast equipment streams from the Devil’s Hump archaeological dig, capturing financier Alastair Fergus and Professor Horner debating the site's curse amid …
The Master grips this compact handheld laser gun to menace the Doctor. Outside the Primitive city, as the entrance grinds open, the Doctor lands a …
Removable TARDIS component distinct from the central Time Rotor; physically separable and critical to the Master's plots involving theft, traps, and leverage.
A golden, organic spacecraft observed by UNIT radar operators, initially mistaken for a comet due to its erratic trajectory, fluctuating speed, and mass. Visuals reveal …
A portable, field-deployed radio unit in UNIT Mobile HQ, distinguished by its analog limitations (static interference) and tactical use during crises (e.g., coordinating with Yates, …
Small metal key (also referred to as a 'TARDIS component') pried from the unconscious Doctor's clenched fist at Ashbridge Cottage Hospital. The Master steals it …
The Light Acceleration Laboratory Control Console is a bulky, multi-panel control interface dominating one wall of the lab, serving as the primary operational hub for …
Desk-mounted telephone with a handset, serving as a critical communication device in the Stangmoor Prison Governor's office. Used across multiple high-stakes scenarios in The Mind …
Thick-walled isolation cell in Stangmoor Prison confining the Doctor and Jo Grant. The barren space contains only scavenged remnants of a defiant meal (cold breakfast …
The UNIT Radar Systems—comprising the RADAR 2 screens and the tracking dish in the UNIT radar facility—monitor an unidentified object's trajectory, including its 20 miles-per-second …
A stationary, subterranean alien artifact buried beneath the Nuton Power Complex, emitting a rhythmic heartbeat-like signal detectable by Jo Grant’s oscilloscope. Described as organic and …
A large, armored spacecraft parked near the Uxarieus colony dome functions as Captain Dent's operational base. Equipped with monitoring gear to scan the settlement, fortified …
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 multi-component restraint system binding Jo Grant and Winton to an iron stake in a primitive dwelling, consisting of metal handcuffs and heavy chains linked …
Vehicle used in the prison escape and Thunderbolt missile convoy hijacking; distinct from Mailer's personal weapons.
Small, doll-like Auton disguised as a grotesque novelty toy, planted by the Master in Farrel Senior’s car and home as part of his infiltration scheme. …
Captain Yates and Sergeant Benton watch this television in UNIT HQ room. It airs a BBC live feed from Devil's End barrow excavation, capturing Jo …
The sole transportation asset of the Uxarieus colonists, a decayed spaceship central to escape attempts and betrayal. Its explosive failure during ascent (witnessed by Jo …
A firearm concealed by Vosper during the Stangmoor Prison riot, symbolizing his authority as an enforcer of the Master's orders. Its presence is implied through …
Supernatural electrical power wielded by Azal, distinct from physical objects like the altar in the Church Cavern.
The Doctor lights his Bunsen burner in the UNIT laboratory, directing its blue flame at a plastic daffodil handed out by masked figures. The petal …
A specialized coil device created by the Doctor to counter the Keller Machine's telepathic and nightmare-inducing capabilities. The coil is designed to be placed over …
Leeson's weapon is a firearm wielded to confront intruders and threats on Uxarieus. Initially described as a rifle, it is first leveled from the shadows …
Sentient, radio-activated plastic weapons shaped as daffodils, designed to strangle humans upon activation. Central to the Master’s Nestene invasion plan and the climax of Terror …
Located in the Doctor’s cell at Stangmoor Prison, this door is a critical narrative barrier in the escape climax of The Mind of Evil Part …
Central prop in Jo Grant's post-hypnotic dissociative state scene; used by The Doctor for diagnosis and observed by Yates, Benton, and the Master. Distinct from …
Rugged military Land Rover loads with heat exchanger and gear at heat barrier outpost under Doctor's orders. Brigadier pushes Osgood to speed through archway; unstable …
Standard-issue sidearm carried by Captain Mike Yates throughout multiple Doctor Who episodes. In Terror of the Autons Part 3, Yates draws this revolver from his …
A lethal firearm wielded by Allen during violent confrontations, including the point-blank shooting of Winton and the ambush by Primitives. Distinct from restraint devices like …
A diplomatic food offering used by Robert Ashe to negotiate Jo Grant’s release from the Primitives in Colony in Space (S08E18). Symbolizes Ashe’s past trading …
Central prop for the Axon Man's demonstration of Axonite's properties, distinct from other chamber set pieces like barriers or screens.
Physical stone altar used as the central ritual site in the Church Cavern, distinct from Azal's supernatural abilities.
UNIT-issued firearm used by Sergeant John Benton during the Master's capture in The Daemons (S08E24-25). Equipped with a silencer for stealth operations, witnessed by the …
A compact handheld device used exclusively to remotely operate Bessie, the Doctor’s vintage roadster. Demonstrates the Doctor’s command over technology by controlling Bessie’s horn, headlights, …
The Brigadier's handheld radio/comms device used during critical UNIT missions, with primary focus on the heat barrier crisis at Devil's End. This device facilitates real-time …
A portable, two-component explosive system consisting of a hidden charge (near Jo Grant's holding area) and a remote trigger (held by Dent). Used as a …
A small round metal disc concealed behind Chin Lee's ear, functioning as the physical mechanism that channels telepathic signals from the Keller machine into her …