Six new TARDIS models from across Doctor Who history join the Master Replicas range, including a new exclusive for their ...

The Cloister Bells ring during the third and last of the Doctor Who movies as the Tremas Master opens the Eye of Harmony. Grace panics and pulls at the TARDIS console wiring, but it’s too late ...

Whether it's on or off-screen, some Doctor Who companions' best stories happen after they decide to depart the TARDIS and say ...

MASTER TARDIS. The interior of the Master’s TARDIS has also been redecorated and has the same white bowls on the wall as the Doctor’s ship. The console itself, ...

This Master “drezzzed for the occasion” and wound up imprisoned in the TARDIS’ Eye of Harmony. The Master from the 1996 TV movie, as played by Eric Roberts (right) and, briefly, Gordon ...

As the newly regenerated Doctor checks to see when exactly he’s landed—before we cut to Pertwee’s first scene from “Spearhead From Space,” collapsing out of the TARDIS into the Oxley ...

On display with the TARDIS Little Free Library of Slidell was another well-known "Dr. Who" character, "K-9." This "K-9" was built by Paul Patecek and Patrick Lupo when the two were in high school ...

Tales of the TARDIS (I should probably put that on my clipboard now) is a new series of Doctor Who stories, edited to omnibus length with no episode breaks and bookended by appearances from ...

As fits a character who can travel through time and space, there is a huge variety of stories to choose from: iconic villains like the Cybermen and The Master; planets from across the universe and ...

Doctor Who’s Tardis has been given a makeover in an unexpected crossover with the new Barbie film. Greta Gerwig ’s hotly anticipated movie, which stars Margot Robbie and Ryan Gosling as Barbie ...

As the TARDIS vworps away with the Doctor and Ruby inside, Abdul looks shocked. ... One theory is that she's an associate of the Master's. In the third anniversary special, ...

The Tardis is in the shape of a blue UK police box (a form of public telephone in early 20th Century Britain). The acronym "Tardis" stands for time and relative dimension in space.