List of Doctor Who items. This is a list of items from the BBC television series Doctor Who, as well as its spin- offs Torchwood and The Sarah Jane Adventures. Archangel Network[edit]A worldwide mobile phone satellite network (composed of fifteen satellites) seen in "The Sound of Drums", the Archangel network creates a global low- level telepathic field which allows the Master to subtly influence the behaviour of the world's human population. It was first used to convince a substantial number of the British public to vote for his Mr. Saxon persona—individuals not affected included Clive Jones and Vivian Rook.

It was later used to keep most of the human race afraid of the Master. The network also masks the Master's Time Lord nature from the Doctor.

In "Last of the Time Lords", the Doctor uses the network to channel the combined psychic energy of the entire human race, after Martha had convinced them to think of the Doctor by name at the same moment. Astral Map[edit]A device which the First Doctor has on board the TARDIS. In The Web Planet, the Doctor was going to use his Astral Map to help the Zarbi "queen" find the Menoptra "invasion force." He used it again in Galaxy 4. Outbreak Company Season 2. Biodamper[edit]An item intended to screen the wearer from certain kinds of detection. A biodamper resembling a ring is placed on Donna Noble's finger in "The Runaway Bride", but the Doctor later realises it is ineffective, because Donna had been infused with Huon particles. Another one appeared in The Sarah Jane Adventures episode "The Empty Planet", in which a boy was wearing one without knowing it. He believed it to be a memento from his father; he was actually an exiled half- alien prince expected to replace his father as ruler of another planet.

The Fifth Doctor wears a sprig of celery in his lapel. He claims that he is allergic to certain gases in the praxis range. If those gases were present, the sprig would turn purple, whereupon he would eat it.

Actor Peter Davison asked for this explanation to be included in The Caves of Androzani, as it was his final story. It was referred to later in the same story by the Doctor as "a powerful restorative where I come from.." The Doctor first affixes the celery in Castrovalva, and replaces it in Enlightenment. In the Children in Need special "Time Crash", the Tenth Doctor, meeting his fifth incarnation, gently mocks the Fifth Doctor's wearing "a decorative vegetable". Later on, the Eleventh Doctor asks for celery after being tortured by a Silurian in "Cold Blood". A piece of plastic celery from the series fetched £5,5.

November, 2. 00. 7.[1]Chameleon Arch[edit]The Chameleon Arch is a device that "rewrites biology"[2] by rewriting every cell of an individual to that of another specific species. The conversion, which causes extreme pain, also provides a set of false memories to match the new persona. The Tenth Doctor uses it in "Human Nature", enabling him to hide from the Family of Blood in 1.

John Smith. He retains a small amount of "residual awareness", resulting in dreams about his life before the change. The Chameleon Arch stores the Doctor's Time Lord identity in a fob watch that slots into the device as it is operated. In "Utopia", Martha discovers that the Master used the same process, generating "Professor Yana" as his persona. Chameleon circuit[edit]A component of a TARDIS which allows it to change shape to match its surroundings and remain inconspicuous. The circuit on the Doctor's TARDIS has malfunctioned, leaving it stuck in the shape of a 1.

British police box. Watch Blackfly Online Forbes here. Attempts to repair the circuit have led to unpredictable results, including the TARDIS taking on the form of a pipe- organ (on which the Doctor plays a few notes of J. S. Bach's Toccata and Fugue in D minor). Since these episodes, the Doctor has said that he has become fond of the police box form, and so has stopped trying to repair it.

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The TARDISes owned by the Master, the Rani, and the Meddling Monk had fully functioning chameleon circuits. In series one episode "Boom Town", the Ninth Doctor explains to Captain Jack Harkness and Mickey Smith about the chameleon circuit and why the TARDIS has been "permanently" imaged as a police box.

In the episode "Journey's End", when Donna Noble has the Doctor's knowledge in her head due to an instantaneous biological metacrisis, she starts to tell the Tenth Doctor how he can fix the chameleon circuit, but does not finish before the knowledge in her head overwhelms her. The Eleventh Doctor explains to Amy Pond (set between "The Eleventh Hour" and "The Beast Below" in a deleted scene featured on the Series 5 Boxset special Meanwhile in the TARDIS) that the TARDIS takes a 1. Despite the fact that the circuit is broken, the TARDIS can still turn invisible as shown in The Invasion and "The Impossible Astronaut", though the former is due to a Cyberman attack, causing the visual stabiliser to malfunction. In the comic, "Hunters of the Burning Stone", it is revealed the circuit was purposely broken in the First Doctor's TARDIS by the Eleventh as part of a plan to stop the Tribe of Gum. Charged Vacuum Emboitment[edit]Abbreviated CVE, this is part of a system created by the mathematicians of Logopolis to allow the universe to survive past its point of heat death by shunting excess entropy into other universes (Logopolis).

The Fourth Doctor and Romana unwittingly travel through a CVE into a parallel universe known as E- Space at the start of Full Circle. After Adric's death in "Earthshock", CVEs are not mentioned again in the series. Cloister bell[edit]An alarm that tolls, in the manner of a heavy church bell, in the TARDIS to warn the crew of impending disaster. It usually signifies a problem with the fabric of reality, such as a paradox or alternative realities bleeding together. First heard in Logopolis, it is heard again in numerous episodes.

The Time Lords also have a large set of Cloister bells on Gallifrey which seem to get their power straight from the Matrix. The commentary on the Logopolis DVD says that the sound of the bell was produced by lowering a gong into a vat of water to deaden the reverberation. Compression field[edit]A device worn around the necks of the Slitheen so they may shrink themselves slightly, allowing them to fit in the skinsuits of people slightly smaller than they are. It causes the release of pent- up energy in a manner that mimics flatulence. In The Lost Boy, the Slitheen use an improved version of this technology which allowed them to disguise themselves in smaller bodies.