The 1970s era of Doctor Who saw a raft of notable changes to the inside of the TARDIS, prompting Patrick Troughton's oft-repeated criticism of his successor's taste for interior design.

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 first Doctor Who 60th-anniversary special, “The Star Beast,” ended with the Doctor and Donna reuniting inside the TARDIS, with its brand-new interior set, ready for one last adventure.

But that kind of sums up the show…" Well, if that's not a way to tease a new look for the TARDIS, I don't know what would be. But would it debut during the 60th anniversary or the newest series ...

Moving away from the simpler design of previous years, this TARDIS got a flashy new console packed with way more buttons, lights, and screens. Although the rest of the interior stayed white ...

Doctor Who is embarking on a new era, with a new Doctor (well, a returning one and then a new one), a new showrunner (okay, it's Russell T Davies again) and a huge increase in budget from a ...

This design, which the Doctor intended as a temporary ... For instance, when the 11th Doctor unveils his cold blue Tardis interior in "The Snowmen," it helps to show that this Doctor is grieving.

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