The TARDIS
The TARDIS, or Time and Relative Dimension in Space, is the Doctor's vehicle and home that can take him to any place and any time.
When the Doctor first touched the TARDIS console he said it was the most beautiful thing he'd ever known. And then he stole it, choosing to crash through the cosmos, saving people, saving planets and being taken where he needed to go by his frankly magnificent time machine.
In The Doctor's Wife the living consciousness of the TARDIS was locked in a human body meaning the Doctor could finally converse with the 'old girl'. The TARDIS claimed she had chosen him on Gallifrey. The TARDIS had needed a Time Lord to see the world and chose the Doctor because he was 'the only one mad enough'. They make the best team in the universe. Ever.
The TARDIS is more than a machine... It's like a person... (The Doctor)
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The TARDIS Tour! Edward Thomas designed the fantastic new look TARDIS. Here he gives us a tour of the Doctor's revamped time machine and shares the story of how its appearance evolved.
Welcome to the TARDIS On 23 November, 1963 television history was made when viewers saw the TARDIS for the first time.
The Second Console Room In The Masque of Mandragora the Doctor showed Sarah Jane - and viewers at home - the second console room.
The Christmas Special Matt Smith returned in The Doctor, The Widow and The Wardrobe... Find out more now!
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