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Wall Screen in Reception Area Terminal

A flat panel display embedded in the wall of the reception area, appearing as the primary interface for the computer system. When Takis interrogates the ship tracking system, the screen glows with data feeds displaying the President Vargos' vessel arrival alongside the unscheduled transponder code. Its amber-hued interface presents navigational details and planetary coordinates for Necros.
3 appearances

Appearances in the Narrative

When this object appears and how it's used

3 moments
S22E13 · Revelation of the Daleks Part 2
Takis uncovers Necros freighter anomaly

The wall screen serves as the primary interface for the ship tracking system. Activated by Takis, the screen displays navigational data and planetary coordinates while the automated computer interface communicates through it, becoming the conduit for critical information about the unscheduled freighter's destination.

Before: Dormant and inactive, embedded in the reception area terminal with no active queries.
After: Activated and glowing with data feeds, displaying transponder codes and planetary coordinates for Necros to Takis.
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S22E13 · Revelation of the Daleks Part 2
Peri resists cryogenic pitch

Tasambeker activates the wall screen to display the DJ’s face and pitch, transforming it from a sterile interface into a tool of emotional manipulation. Its amber-hued interface glows with the sales message, becoming complicit in selling the illusion of posthumous care.

Before: Inactive display embedded in the guest room’s reception terminal, ambient lighting only
After: Active interface delivering corporate propaganda with tinny fanfare, now central to the sales pitch
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S22E13 · Revelation of the Daleks Part 2
Peri dismisses customized DJ deception

The wall screen is activated by Tasambeker to display the personalized DJ message as a sales tool. Its amber interface glows tinny and artificial, broadcasting hollow sentiment directly into the sterile guest room. The screen’s cold display contrasts with the warmth it claims to offer, emphasizing the disparity between the facility’s promises and reality.

Before: In standby mode, embedded in the wall as a fixed terminal for customer pitch playback
After: Active, displaying the DJ’s image, the same state as activated by Tasambeker
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