Human Disguise Collar

Medical restraint collar repurposed by Second Doctor to conceal Androgum physiology

3 appearances

Appearances in the Narrative

When this object appears and how it's used

3 moments

S22E9 · The Two Doctors Part 3

Shockeye awakens to Chessene's betrayal

The Doctor suggests Shockeye wear a collar to disguise his Androgum neck ridges, immediately improvising a rudimentary solution to their mutual disguise dilemma. The Doctor removes an item from around his own neck—implied to be the collar—and hands it to Shockeye with urgent practicality.

Before: Prior to the conversation, Shockeye likely wore no disguise; the collar is either in the Doctor’s possession or improvised from available materials in the cellar.

After: The collar is placed around Shockeye’s neck, though its fit is crude and uncomfortable, symbolizing fragile concealment and their uneasy pact.

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S22E9 · The Two Doctors Part 3

Doctor and Shockeye bond over cuisine

The Second Doctor fastens this stiff garment around Shockeye’s neck to conceal his Androgum neck ridges, marking the beginning of their plan to pass Shockeye off as human during their escape from the cellar.

Before: Lying within reach, unused and unnoticed.

After: Crudely tied around Shockeye’s throat, partially effective in disguising his alien physiology.

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S22E9 · The Two Doctors Part 3

Doctor and Shockeye plot their escape with human disguises

The Second Doctor fastens a stiff collar around Shockeye’s neck ridges to disguise his Androgum form, using the garment as both a tool and a symbolic bond in their fragile alliance. The crude fastening underscores the desperation of their plan and the unnatural fit of deception.

Before: The collar lay unused in the cellar environment, its purpose undefined until the Doctor seizes it.

After: Worn crudely around Shockeye’s neck, the collar digs uncomfortably into his ridges, a constant physical reminder of their deceptive pact.

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