A Fourteenth Doctor cosplay recreates the iconic moment of entering the new TARDIS control room in Doctor Who's 60th-anniversary episode. The new TARDIS design combines elements from past control ...

For a brief period, the Fourth Doctor used a 'secondary control room' with wooden panelling and stained glass window roundels. This was the 70s, remember. The Fifth Doctor - Peter Davison (1981-1984) ...

T he TARDIS’ iconic Cloister Bells have rung quite a few times in Doctor Who. The Cloister Bells, in the Doctor’s TARDIS specifically, have appeared in some of the greatest Doctor Who stories ...

The Fourth Doctor's second TARDIS. BBC Look, we know in the '70s and '80s pretty much everything was brown, but that doesn’t excuse this grandma’s sitting room of a TARDIS.

But because a new version of the Doctor often coincides with a new season or new era, it makes a ton of sense we’d get a new TARDIS control room around the same time. And, what makes this TARDIS ...

The official Doctor Who YouTube page is giving us the gift of console room vibes with a 24/7 “live” video of the Fifteenth Doctor’s TARDIS. We know that it is his, thanks to its unique ...

The TARDIS is truly a living spaceship of beauty. It is bigger on the inside and, like the Doctor, frequently changes its appearance, although to a lesser degree. Throughout the show’s history ...

This proves to be most literal fourth wall break of them all when they end up in a sitting room where three people are watching a TV show called… "Doctor Who".

In a comment on a Doctor Who Instagram post, showrunner Russell T. Davies shared what his dream TARDIS control room would look like. Published Mon, 14 Aug 2023 13:17:08 -0500 by Ray Flook ...

The outline of the original control room follows exactly the outline and a weird kink in the studio perimeter. The “walls” include a 40ft artist cloth at the back, a long section of 28ft photo ...

The Fourth Doctor and Sarah are fighting Sutekh, a godlike being of immense power, in 1911. Sarah points out that they could just leave, because they know the world doesn’t end in 1911.