As the Doctor wakes up in the TARDIS’ Zero Room, Nyssa and Tegan hear the bells alerting them inside the overheated TARDIS while it travels back in time to Event One. Unfortunately, the Doctor ...

Doctor Who has changed a lot over the years, and that includes the TARDIS. While the core image of a police public call box that's bigger on the inside has remained a constant, both the exterior ...

"Doctor Who" is a series that thrives on change, so much so that not even its two main characters -- the Doctor and their companion -- can be depended on to stick around for the next season.

The first of three Doctor Who 60th-anniversary specials revealed these fun updates to the TARDIS and more. First, let’s talk about that new Doctor Who opening sequence. The time vortex looks ...

“The vessel” is of course, the Doctor’s TARDIS. So, for an unspecified length ... Look closely at the new opening credits and you’ll see it. Inside the light on the top of the police ...

It has been the one constant in the ever-changing world of Doctor Who. An alternative view of the inside of the TARDIS in The Masque of Mandragora (1976) In this extended clip from the 2003 ...

a new Doctor Who spin-off series which sees former Doctors and companions introducing re-worked versions of classic episodes, by telling stories inside a new version of the TARDIS, they may have ...

It looks like the Memory Tardis will be introduced in the two-part finale of this season's Doctor Who, "The Legend of Ruby Sunday" and "Empire of Death." We've already caught a blink-and-you-miss ...

The BBC is set to make the next Tardis on Doctor Who more accessible and disability friendly. Each series of the sci-fi show features a revamped Tardis design, often to reflect the personality of ...

and the silver spaceship aesthetic really helped to sell the inside of the TARDIS as infinitely bigger than the exterior. It was the first time that modern Doctor Who fully embraced the design ...