The TARDIS doesn’t have faulty navigation...watch The Doctor’s Wife. The TARDIS wanted to see the universe, and it has the ability (as a sentient machine) to pilot itself. Its “faulty navigation” is the TARDIS overriding the pilot’s instructions. As she said, “I always took you where you needed to go.”

@ruthgar9753

3 жыл бұрын

Agreed, and I think the Doctor always knew this, when I first started watching the show in the Tom Baker years (3rd-4th regeneration episode was my first one), it seemed to me that the 4th knew that when they didn't show up where he wanted to go, it was because there was something there that he needed to take a look at. He just went with the "Well, where exactly are we now?" routine for the benefit of his companions. At least that's how it appeared to me at the time. With Matt's Doctor though, he was the happy go lucky Doctor not a care in the world, until you got him a bit angry, than all of his lives and years as a timelord would start to show in his demeanor and he would just say something like "Hello, I'm the Doctor, basically........... run"

@qdllc

3 жыл бұрын

Ruthgar - Remember the Tom Baker episode where the TARDIS landed on a fake earth with a village populated by robots who looked human? Two things bothered me that The Doctor’s Wife answered. How could the TARDIS get the wrong earth? It’s astronomically impossible unless the fake earth was on the opposite side of the sun in the same star system (so earth couldn’t know it was there and it would be plausible to make a “wrong turn” on the way to earth). Next, how and why did the TARDIS leave once Sarah Jane put the key into the door. The Doctor said the TARDIS went on to the real earth, but ON ITS OWN...without passengers...potentially leaving the Doctor forever stranded? If the TARDIS was sentient, and it could see all of space and time (as indicated in The Doctor’s Wife), it (1) knew the Doctor needed to go there, and (2) knew the Doctor would find another way to get to earth before it left.

@DanBen07

3 жыл бұрын

Thay don't realise the tardis could be alive until the 3rd story: The Edge of Destruction (1964). Then the 3rd doctor does make some comments about the Tardis being alive. And then as the show goes on more comments are made.

@Mortlupo

3 жыл бұрын

@@qdllc She knew..that's why she took them there.

@paigebice900

3 жыл бұрын

Maybe that's what makes it faulty. While a TARDIS that takes you where you "need" to be but not where you want is perfect for someone like The Doctor, it would be a pain in the ass for other Time Lords.

The TARDIS being alive is just... amazing. It adds so much nuance to what would otherwise be a silly plot device

Here’s another secret: the TARDIS has a hidden fez rack. I just didn’t tell Jodie, that’s why she had to order one

@ede-uj4sz

3 жыл бұрын

Nice LOL

@ede-uj4sz

3 жыл бұрын

Nice LOL

@1928crows

3 жыл бұрын

Yeet

@wolfythewolf4457

3 жыл бұрын

oop-

@Phoenix-tk7dv

3 жыл бұрын

Woooooow You Really Love Fezs!

It’s a nice box.

@rascalgaming8298

3 жыл бұрын

It’s w lot more than that mate

@stocktonjoans

3 жыл бұрын

actually, it's not that nice, the build quality of the police box itself is kinda basic

@bonniethesans5923

3 жыл бұрын

It’s an ice box

@danthemeegs8751

3 жыл бұрын

nice boxes are nice

@cyogenic1052

3 жыл бұрын

Hey, nice box

The Eye of Harmony’s a collapsING star, not a collapsED one. It’s locked in its last moments before collapse.

@Caitlinsculpts

3 жыл бұрын

Isn't the Eye of Harmony a collapsing star AND a black hole in perfect balance and not one or the other?

@sonnypanrucker9088

3 жыл бұрын

Shut up nerd

@leem4386

3 жыл бұрын

sonny panrucker ok 🤐

@thedoctor2311

3 жыл бұрын

@@sonnypanrucker9088 That's not really a necessary thing to say, is it? People come here to watch these videos and discuss what's going on in them. If you think that nerd is really an insult, then maybe you shouldn't be here.

@sonnypanrucker9088

3 жыл бұрын

The Doctor it made me laugh

Neil Gaiman is a f*cking genius writer. In one episode, he gave the TARDIS a personality, and with one line he SIMULTANEOUSLY wrote out the possibility of any person ever playing that role again. “I’ll always be here. But this is when we talked. And now even that has come to an end.” I’m not crying, you’re crying! 😭

@mryellow6918

2 жыл бұрын

They already said something like that. About tardis not being able to talk to you. Because it becomes sentient and goes crazy

@Pub2k4

2 жыл бұрын

@@mryellow6918 I mean, the TARDIS is sentient. It’s a living thing. They are grown.

I might have missed it but I think something important was left out: In "The Doctor's Wife" after the Doctor says, "You never took me where I wanted to go", Idris/the Tardis replied "But I always took you where you NEEDED to go." This would imply that, rather than malfunctioning, the Tardis' navigation was completely under control ... by the TARDIS!

@bernardcoombs1778

3 жыл бұрын

Oh this was addressed already. Sorry.

@DoctorMysterio15

5 ай бұрын

Then why did the doctor forced the TARDIS to function properly with a hammer more than once?

@bernardcoombs1778

5 ай бұрын

@@DoctorMysterio15 Maybe sometimes the Tardis needed to be .. woken up 🤔

@kjreed4526

5 ай бұрын

The way I look at it, the navigation is definitely faulty, the tardis just has more control over it than the doctor, for example, the tardis took the doctor to the area where Craig lived, which was not where he wanted to be, because there was danger in the flat above, but when the doctor took Clara home and accidentally ended up in Scotland, that had nothing to do with the tardis and there was no danger for him to “need” to be there, so that was just the navigation messing up

Also, the TARDIS has a pool. Can't believe you forgot this...

@zacherymcdonnell281

3 жыл бұрын

chpsilva but we knew that its not something we DIDN’T know

@Someone-sk8cg

3 жыл бұрын

But you never know where

@Mortlupo

3 жыл бұрын

I though that was had a pool, didn't they eject that during one of the Tom Baker era shows?

@Someone-sk8cg

3 жыл бұрын

Charles Batchelor got put in again in Matt smiths era, I just thought it was there always but not always used

@tortysoft

3 жыл бұрын

The library, or one of them, is in one of the pools iirc.

Hunh. A while back, long before the rebirth series began, the black hole (aka "the Eye of Harmony") was explained to have been a super-massive black hole (kept stable by powerful, dimensionally-stabilizing technology) that was engineered by one of the Prime Three "Founders of Gallifrey", Omega. Omega had been the stellar engineer who designed and constructed the hole and had been thought lost in the effort. He was found, however, not to have perished but still dwelt in a strange, half-realm of thought, energy, and quasi-matter, either just within the event horizon or heart of the Eye of Harmony, itself ("The Three Doctors" and "Arc of Infinity"). This incredibly powerful black hole was also defined as being kept beneath the Panopticon on Gallifrey. ("The Deadly Assassin".) The made-for-TV movie with Paul McGann said, however, that it was in the center of the TARDIS, itself. This discrepancy led to the explanation that all TARDISes had the Eye of Harmony co-located within their hearts. In essence, each TARDIS has the Eye of Harmony within its heart, simultaneously, via bent-space. Each draws from its near-infinite energy, simultaneously. Then, when the first "re-charge" episode of New Who happened ("Boom Town"), it was proposed that since Gallifrey was "no more" that the Eye of Harmony simply wasn't available any longer. Therefore, the Doctor had done some serious re-wiring and re-engineering to allow the ship to fuel-up on ambient artron energies by parking it on naturally-occurring (or unnaturally-occurring) temporal/spatial rifts. Later, after Gallifrey was released from its pocket universe (some time between the end of "Time of the Doctor" and the end of "Heaven Sent"), the Eye of Harmony re-connected to the TARDISes across space-time as long as their relative timeline put them post-Time War. I'm not sure if you'd ever run into this series of explanations but it's what most Whovians of my age (too old: forgive me!) seem to think is the case. Or not. It's a wonderfully growing and changing show so all this could be changed or ret-conned at a moment's notice! :)

@arandil1

3 жыл бұрын

Classic/Nu fan here... this was my understanding as well... at least in terms of Alpha sources [Televised shows].

@Humaricslastcall

2 жыл бұрын

The TARDIS's eye of harmony, from my viewpoint, is basically a copy of the true eye of harmony that is kept active via Artron energy. The TARDIS's eye of harmony is basically a tesseract that draws from the true eye of harmony. Basically, the TARDIS has 2 exteriors. One operating exterior, and one exterior orbiting the true eye of harmony (where-whenever that may be).

@drwho7915

Жыл бұрын

Worm

I'm a simple man, i see a TARDIS, i click like

@stargazer65

3 жыл бұрын

Ethan Keen same

@MaryAnnNytowl

3 жыл бұрын

I'm not quite as simple, but 'TARDIS' is certainly enough to earn a 'like' from me, as well. 😉😏😁

@Kingpotatowastaken

3 жыл бұрын

Tardis simp

5:04 it isn’t a black hole it’s a star very close to becoming a black hole but it isn’t one.

@alpborakirte801

3 жыл бұрын

Trapped in a single moment in time just before becoming a black hole.

@Wolfboy573

3 жыл бұрын

What he said ^

@sanicinapanic4264

3 жыл бұрын

Technically it’s going to be counted as a black hole because if it stopped right before it becomes a black hole that means it’s not a star because it’s in the in between of changing but it’s really not a black hole

@thephoenixking1086

2 жыл бұрын

@@sanicinapanic4264 Or "A Collaspsing Star"....

11 had the best on-screen relationship with the TARDIS. I know other doctors refer to her as sentient too, but The Doctor's Wife and the few episodes in season 7 where he's trying to get Clara and the TARDIS to get along really solidified her as a character...sort of. Plus a fair few of these facts seem to be from his era, perhaps Moffat was just more interested in the TARDIS that other writers.

If you’re going to mention the doctors wife episode then you might as well mention the fact that the tardis told him that her Unreliable navigation system errors was intentional she took him where he needed to be not necessarily where he wanted to be. Basically forcing him to police all space-time

"It is sorely in need of an upgrade." TAKE THAT BACK YOU FIEND!!! Besides, the Doctor's TARDIS is a Type 40 Scientific Exploratory vessel, perfect for someone who prefers to explore and learn. It's a pioneering vehicle.

@lanapowell

3 жыл бұрын

"Yes, that's me. A Type 40 TARDIS. I was already a museum piece when you were young..."

@myrddyn

3 жыл бұрын

Saying you need to upgrade the Type 40 is like saying your dog is over 10 years old, time to upgrade it to a newer dog.

@mryellow6918

2 жыл бұрын

It also had alot of faults like it being able to expload the universe. But also the doctors version is probably the best. It's been used and updated by himself that much its resistant to alot of shit that would just murk a normal tardis.

The episode "The Doctor's Wife" always seemed to imply to me that the TARDIS was more of the Doctor's wife than River Song was. After all, the TARDIS showed up through out the whole episode where as River Song was only briefly mentioned at the end. I thought that was deep. Why name the episode that, unless it's about her? Well either way, it seems fairly obvious that the Doctor has a very fond and strong love for his TARDIS.

@Attackontrashcan

3 жыл бұрын

I mean...he did call the TARDIS sexy,and he pets the TARDIS alot

@grimtheassassin

3 жыл бұрын

@@Attackontrashcan ok.

@lanapowell

3 жыл бұрын

I think the bit at the end best explains: DOCTOR: (speaking to the TARDIS) What do you think, dear? Where shall we take the kids this time? AMY: Look at you pair. It's always you and her, isn't it, long after the rest of us have gone. A boy and his box, off to see the universe. DOCTOR: Well, you say that as if it's a bad thing. But honestly, it's the best thing there is.

@flaggerify

3 жыл бұрын

River said she’s a child of the Tardis.

@BarioIDL

3 жыл бұрын

@@flaggerify sweet home space alabama jk she was affected by time vortex,what can tardis do anyway

My friend: so is the TARDIS alive Me: well yes, but actually no

@julieeverett7442

3 жыл бұрын

well yes, it IS alive

@TimeLady8

3 жыл бұрын

Third Doctor: I let the TARDIS decide. She's not a complete fool. Mike Yates: You speak as if she were alive. Third Doctor: Yes, I do, don't I.

@grimtheassassin

3 жыл бұрын

Is.

@grimtheassassin

3 жыл бұрын

If it is not alive, then how the fuck do I go anywhere?

the doc's wife has to be one of the all time best episodes, i absolutly love it

Journey to the centre of the Tardis had so much potential. We could of seen old consoles or companion rooms but no. Oh well.

@blackphoenix77

3 жыл бұрын

That was probably one of the worst episodes of the entire series, classic series included.

@StillJustDreaming

3 жыл бұрын

But we did see some old keepsakes, like Amy's old toy Tardis and the Doctor's cot that baby Melody Pond Williams slept in (I know, I know, but I'm skipping the spoiler detail a lot of you are thinking now)

@highvoltage7797

3 жыл бұрын

StillJustDreaming So stuff from the last two series. Not much history there. I wanted to see Adric, Nyssa and Tegan’s rooms or the sixties console. Something that was worthy of the shows 50th anniversary.

5:06 It is actually powered by a dying star.

@kyrosonld.1353

3 жыл бұрын

Yes.

Another TARDIS Fact. The type 40 TARDIS is one of the few that can self upgrade. While future time capsules did have this ability to a limited extant the Type 40 can assimilate upgrades it is able to scan to improve upon existing technology. Whenever it lands on Gallifrey it automatically connects with the matrix/gallifrey computers to upgrade itself or pass on new tech specs to the Time Lords. This ability is exploited by the Doctor in Invasion In Time when the Doctor uses K9 and the TARDIS's connection to the matrix to understand what he needs to do to complete his plan. This ability is further extrapolated on in the Doctor who RPG game that describes the TARDIS in length.

@mygeekdom4414

3 жыл бұрын

It was this self-upgrading ability that I thought was interesting. The show implied something (across episodes) which I understand why they didn't (paradoxes abound). However, in theory, The Doctor could have set up a colony. Imagine he took a shard of the TARDIS with someone like River Song. Plant the shard in a location with the right kind of rift energy and then take the TARDIS a couple hundred years in the future (or so). There is a fully grown TARDIS. You would need a control panel from the asteroid from The Doctor's Wife, but there you go another TARDIS. Then River Song takes her TARDIS and starts taking on passengers who have babies while in her TARDIS. Over generations (remember hers is also a time machine) and you get a new colony of essentially Timelords. Would that new TARDIS upgrade itself by connecting with the Doctor's?

@stevenandreasen1553

3 жыл бұрын

@@mygeekdom4414 It would be unlikely that the shard would grow without the timelords assistance. It is mentioned that the tardis needs to have a constant contact with the temporal vortex to actually function. This in turn allows it to grow. On gallifrey it would be easy to attach new capsules to the temporal schism. However the only actually link apart from the already existing Tardis is the Doctor as timelords who are exposed to the temporal schism then share a link to the time vortex itself (this is how the doctor knows what is and isn't a fixed point in time).

@mygeekdom4414

3 жыл бұрын

@@stevenandreasen1553 However, I was thinking if that shard was left on a planet where the necessary rift energy was abundant (like the planet in The Doctor’s Wife), the shard would grow with that energy. It has been long established that a a TARDIS. is grown. However, it was never specified as to the requirements on this level.

@stevenandreasen1553

3 жыл бұрын

@@mygeekdom4414 there is a radio drama that briefly mentions it but it is from classic who. I do agree with you however that it would grow naturally if it was on such a world. Here is a good question, if a tardis can be grown from a piece of one, what would happen should a tardis explode onto a world that you described? I will have to find that radio drama. I am not sure if it was the third or fourth doctor.

@Croftice1

3 жыл бұрын

@@mygeekdom4414 The planet in "the Doctor's Wife" was a sentient being outside of our universe, it collected the memoboxes (or whatever the small cubes with Time Lord memories was) and sent them through a rift to our universe to lure Time Lords and devour their TARDISy. It wasn't suitable to grow a TARDIS, the Doctor just happened to have Sexy (in the body of Idris) and the remains of some not completely devoured TARDISy to build one from scrap. There's nothing implying, that anyone could safely grow a TARDIS there.

I see you've redecorated the site. I don't like it.

@ruthgar9753

3 жыл бұрын

Oh you never do!

@sorrowandsufferin924

3 жыл бұрын

I'm not too sure myself. Not enough round things. I used to have lots of round things.

@michaelbiscay9836

3 жыл бұрын

@@sorrowandsufferin924 I LOVE the round things!

@sorrowandsufferin924

3 жыл бұрын

@@michaelbiscay9836 What ARE the round things?

@michaelbiscay9836

3 жыл бұрын

@@sorrowandsufferin924 I have no idea.

The oldest companion in DW history. Let's pray Chibnall *OR ANY FUTURE WRITERS* doesn't give it a backstory NO ONE WANTS or they transfer its matrix into a new TARDIS leaving it's 50 years in the making outer shell destroyed or written out. *THE TARDIS MUST NEVER BE TOUCHED IN ANY WAY. MAKE THAT A LAW*

@Squicx

3 жыл бұрын

@Andrew Elie Neil extended the Story. What I mean is that I hope they don't make the TARDIS a dead girl that died as a child then was uploaded to the matrix. Shit like that

@ftumschk

3 жыл бұрын

Given that the Doctor had Susan with him when he "borrowed" the TARDIS, then Susan is the oldest companion on the show. Not that the TARDIS was ever a companion in the proper sense; it's no more a companion than the sonic screwdriver.

@monkeybone1080

3 жыл бұрын

I think it's safe to say after the damage they've done to the Doctor that nothing is safe. Expect future seasons to reveal that to grow a Tardis it requires the sacrifice of failed time lord children who couldn't stare into the vortex to nourish the soil and give it Galifreyian DNA so it can form symbioses with actual Timelords... or almighty immortal gods that birthed timelords.

@ankaplanka

3 жыл бұрын

Maybe all the travelling in a faulty time machine for that long has caused a few paradoxes along the way that might be explained later on? One commenter on an another video said that the Doctor being a timeless child might be less of a big deal than it actually is, but from our perspective it's supposed to be mind-blowing, and all of it might just stem from a bunch of bored people in an another dimension, or whatever the term would be in this case, who either wanted to troll a separate dimension or thought that child was way too annoying somehow and yeeted them into that hole. Wouldn´t that be hilarious if that was the case? But also sad because the Doctor's "real first" incarnate was actually abandoned by her own people.. So all in all, some people with way too much power playing gods and probably even watch it all unfold as entertainment.. What do you guys think about this? I'm actually curious! (I know I wrote this in an another comment section, just wanna see how many like this idea)

@ftumschk

3 жыл бұрын

@@monkeybone1080 Come to think of it, that "staring into the vortex" stuff is pretty suspect. It's fair enough to take a pop at Chibnall for his dodgy ideas, but some of them have been quite sensible, and it's easy to forget that Moffat and Davies (especially) have given us a fair bit of nonsense. Chibnall's idea of rooting regeneration in biology/genetics makes a lot more sense than having it involve exposure to the vortex, which always struck me as bordering on the magical. I also liked it when Chibnall went back to showing us the Doctor maintaining the TARDIS as a _machine_ (e.g. Spyfall Part One), which is closer to what the TARDIS always was in Classic Who, and makes a lot more practical, scientific sense than the idea that TARDISes are grown.

Anyone else just smile when he mentioned The Legend of Dick and Dom

@danthemeegs8751

3 жыл бұрын

dick and dom in da bungalow was the GOAT

@Alpha101Wolf_MC

3 жыл бұрын

What Ep was the tardis in?

@danthemeegs8751

3 жыл бұрын

OLDandNEWGames101 ItsAlpha mists in time I think

@Domisbeast

3 жыл бұрын

@@Alpha101Wolf_MC no idea sorry. I'd love to even be able to watch any episode of it but it's not anywhere (legally... 🙄)

@danthemeegs8751

3 жыл бұрын

Domisbeast I tried to find the DVDs and I couldn’t even do that

I've generally figured that Gallifrey had a programme like Blue Peter, and they had a contest to name the new time machine, which Susan won.

@thebloxburgblues-bloxburgm4783

3 жыл бұрын

*canon*

Actually it's more complicated than that. The 11th doctor broke the 1st doctor's TARDIS in one of the comics (Hunters of the Burning Stone), fixing it in the police booth shape so that the memory of the TARDIS would be stuck in the subconscious of the human race for all of history so that the alien of the week he was fighting wouldn't plant fear in the human race thus leading them to eradicate themselves and so that they would know that there is always hope to be found somewhere.

@williamg209two

3 жыл бұрын

well it isnt cannon so we can ignore that

@safebox36

3 жыл бұрын

@@williamg209two Except most of the comics and Big Finish Productions are. 10s era is littered with references to them, and many of 11s side adventures that were mentioned but never shown later appeared in comics.

@williamg209two

3 жыл бұрын

@@safebox36 10s era wasn't littered with mentions to them

@safebox36

3 жыл бұрын

@@williamg209two you'd be surprised, most of the random phrases he threw out appeared in comics either before or after their TV appearance, thus they can be taken as mostly canon

@williamg209two

3 жыл бұрын

@@safebox36 id like you to reference some

If my memory serves me correctly, even in the First Episode of Doctor Who, the Doctor when explaining the TARDIS to the two people he would kidnap in that episode (Ian & Barbara), he mentioned that the TARDIS changes shape as well as how the interior is larger than the outside. In the second episode of the series ("The Tribe of Gum", I believe) the Doctor would be upset that the TARDIS hadn't camouflaged itself. Susan, the Doctor's granddaughter (based upon her references to him), had a conversation with Barbara which summarized the former exteriors the TARDIS had assumed prior to their arriving on 1963 Earth. Police Boxes were common on street corners in the 1960s. Evidence would suggest that the reason why the TARDIS was in the repair shop on Gallifrey was due to the faults in its navigation system rather than its Camelion Circuit. The Doctor kept notes about how to operate the TARDIS because the "standard" navigation rules of the TARDIS were not what the were in the Operations Manual for a Type 40 TARDIS.

The chameleon circuit was fixed at one point I think during the 5th doctors time, but in the end he set it back to the police box. I remember a episode when I was younger. The Tardis turned into a piano and he played a small tune on it.

@philnewton-england7795

3 жыл бұрын

Yes......it’s transformed into an organ & a wardrobe - 6th Dr. (So not always stuck as a blue box’).

The TARDIS also knew of both the Doctor acquiring new regenerations in The Time of the Doctor and the past regenerations from The Timeless Child. She announced in The Doctor's Wife that there were 30-40 control rooms, From both past and future incarnations of the Doctor.

"I wanted to see the universe, so I stole a timelord and ran away!" OMG...WHAT?!

In the second episode, upon noticing the chameleon circuit isn't working, Susan explains to Ian and Barbara numerous examples of shapes the external shell has produced, she even adds that one time it appeared as a Sudan chair... she and the doctor had had various numerous adventures long before reaching Earth (and staying there far longer than the Doctor would have liked), in 1963...

1:15 that's false he went to loads of places with Susan before he landed in 1963 another thing wrong Susan is a gallifreyan not a time lady

@cheggs6607

3 жыл бұрын

I swear it changed into a cake before hand among other things😂

@calculator17

3 жыл бұрын

Yes the doctor mentioned it in the crusade or something

@geoserenity

3 жыл бұрын

Also it wasn't permanently broken and stuck as a police box, it's changed form a number of times in the original series

@alpborakirte801

3 жыл бұрын

What? So Susan can’t regenerate?

@ljllob4740

3 жыл бұрын

Alp Bora Kirte she can't regenrate

I love this Doctor Who youtube channel.

I've always imagined the creation of a TARDIS was the mechanical engineering of the Timelords (what we see), and then the extra-dimensional "soul" of the TARDIS that fuels it, or what makes time-travel possible. You mentioned that it's powered by a black hole, so I find it hard to believe that is also part of the organic part of it. And the fact that the chameleon circuit is still broken proves it's not completely organic. It would have either healed from the "injury" by itself or react with an immune response. Almost like the Daleks. Squizzy organic core that controls stuff and with mechanical parts giving it shape.

The timeless child be like Nah I'm gonna retcon the origins of the doctors tardis

Will: It's almost romantic. Me: Well, they do flirt throughout the episode, and he does call her "Sexy"...

Imagine the Doctor travelling in one of the type 506 Tardises that were made later on, not long before the time war I think.

@Attackontrashcan

3 жыл бұрын

I personally I don't think he would do that because it might make his TARDIS jealous if she's jealous around humans she'll definitely be jealous around another TARDIS

"It was named after his granddaughter." Me: "THE DOCTOR HAD A CHILD?!"

@jamescalder5115

3 жыл бұрын

Yep a few, he mentions a fair bit especially in episodes like The Doctors Daughter

@liamcruse739

3 жыл бұрын

@Mary Foster yeah but his kids were pre time war.

@Attackontrashcan

3 жыл бұрын

@Mary Foster and I think Marilyn monroe in that one episode He also considers the TARDIS his wife

@Attackontrashcan

3 жыл бұрын

Also his first companion is literally his granddaughter whom he mentions in "rings of akitan" (I forgot how to spell it)

@julieeverett7442

3 жыл бұрын

@@Attackontrashcan not to mention the one he actually travelled with in 63/64

The comillion circuit was fixed once, during the sixth doctors time, and there is several traveling around and placed in random places. Also, in the third doctor time, he was stranded, and could not leave so he traveled by automobile everywhere.

@Attackontrashcan

3 жыл бұрын

There were two cars one was a yellow car called Bessie One was a car that looked like a stingray ( I don't remember the name of the car but I heard Jon Pertwee bought it himself)

@robertespley248

3 жыл бұрын

@@Attackontrashcan it was (rather embarrassingly) called the WHOmobile

@Attackontrashcan

3 жыл бұрын

@@robertespley248 thanks

@savaialaddams6273

3 жыл бұрын

@@Attackontrashcan , Pertwee built the Who 1.

@savaialaddams6273

3 жыл бұрын

The Time Lords went into his mind and took away his knowledge of how to fly the TARDIS, so he built Bessie.

Not just that deleted scene from Journey's End, but Captain Jack Harkness was also seen trying to grow his own TARDIS in the Torchwood Hub. Also, you might be interested to know that the material TARDISes are made/grown from is a type of Gallifreyan coral.

My favorite TARDIS will always be the Eccleston/Tennant one.

@JShort89

3 жыл бұрын

yeah, the Coral theme is nice XD But I preferred Capaldi/Smith's, if only for the rotor and dual- monitors.

@wild4130

3 жыл бұрын

@J Short me too!!

@Witherboss2015

3 жыл бұрын

I like the original look.

@flaggerify

3 жыл бұрын

Very ugly. Capaldi’s was best.

@God-yb2cg

2 жыл бұрын

Honestly I think the Tardis (unlike the rest of the show) gets better and better each season, newest Tardis is always the best Tardis.

The Tardis doesn't need an upgrade. It may be old, but I have a suuuuper old sewing machine that still works better than modern ones I've had in the past. Love your Type 40 Tardis.

@devx1677

3 жыл бұрын

The Doctor likes Explosions and crashing.. and the sounds.

@mryellow6918

2 жыл бұрын

Well it doesn't work better than most of them tho. It has like big flaws. Most you see on the show that the doctor himself ends up fixing. Making it probably the best tardis in existence

@monkeywrench1290

2 жыл бұрын

It also has self-upgrade.

I haven't watched Dr. Who in ages but seeing all those little clips makes me fall in love with the show all over again.

The galafrayen is actually Clara Oswald who stopped the great intelligence by replacing him in all the doctors “bad days”

The Tardis navigation maybe knackered but it always takes the Doctor needs to be.

The TARDIS also made a brilliant cameo in the sci-fi/fantasy show 'The Librarians'. When Flynn Carson has to travel back in time, he and the other Librarians head into the Time Machine chamber, where various iconic time machines are stored, and sure enough, Cassandra Killian lifts a cloth cover to sneak a peek at the iconic blue box underneath. The scene is even preceded by a musical homage to the theme of Doctor Who.

the world's favourite police box

David Tennant was the best doctor, of all the different doctors in the series.

5:03 in all actuality, the T.A.R.D.I.S is powered not by a black hole, but by a star in the process of becoming one but has been put on pause, meaning that it will never reach the position of black hole. this star is known as the eye of harmony and each T.A.R.D.I.S has their own

Then how the hell does the Ruth/Fugitive Doctor have a Police Box

@wild4130

3 жыл бұрын

That’s Chris for yoy

@Witherboss2015

3 жыл бұрын

Apparently its a past version of the doctor or some retconned shit that i don’t consider cannon

@MetalMercutio

3 жыл бұрын

Chinball retcon

The only way that the extra dimension rule can make sense is if one room in the TARDIS is dedicated to the empty space of the original cylinder, with a similar door that opens into it. Then you can say that the entire dimension that is the inside of the ship fits within the door frame of its shell.

The TARDIS from ClassicWho was a purely defensive vehicle. It had a Chameleon Circuit, to disguise itself, and developed a huge outer shell to protect itself from overwhelming force (I forget what this was called, but it turned the exterior of the TARDIS into a cube- someone will no doubt recall...). In NuWho, it can turn invisible (which defeats the purpose of having a Chameleon circuit), and can generate a force field (though that might have been a one-off, due to additional, non-Time Lord equipment - I don’t recall). It has also been shown to be quite effective as a battering ram on several occasions. If Type 40’s can self-upgrade on return to Gallifrey, then Who knows what else the Doctor’s TARDIS can do, given the “advancements” the Time Lords made during the events of the Time War. Also, I wonder if, being sentient, the TARDIS can pick and choose what upgrades it receives, or if they are auto-installed?

@m25632

8 ай бұрын

I like the idea that while newer models of TARDIS, in the time war in particular, would probably have some kind of weapon capabilities, the Doctor would just ram things with it. No lasers, no photon torpedoes, just the sturdiest hull in the universe.

@Wolf359inc

8 ай бұрын

@@m25632 you are my third comment on three year old posts today! Is there something in the water? :)

I like how he started explaining what dimensional Engineering was totally not like I already knew what is was.

@johnnicpon5783

3 жыл бұрын

Actually its Trans Dimensional Engineering. A key Time Lord discovery. As stated by the 4th Doctor.

@apersonandaperson

3 жыл бұрын

@@johnnicpon5783 yes, but it is also referred to as Dimensional Engineering.

It's a sci-fi romantic adventure story. A symbiotic love story of 2 beings very much more alien than they appear and completely beyond our ability to really understand. Think about how LONG they've been together and how interdependent they actually ARE.

The trip to Earth was not the first outing. During "Edge of Destruction" the scanner shows several other planets the Dr and Susan had visited before picking up Ian and Barbara.

It must suck being a TARDIS.

1. And she picked a really hot woman to inhabit.

@Pxlarizar

3 жыл бұрын

No. House put the tardis matrix in the woman

@ryangreen6255

3 жыл бұрын

@@Pxlarizar true. And he picked a hot one.

@jeffwalker7185

3 жыл бұрын

The Doctor wished really hard - however, to him, the Tardis has always been sexy.

Paul McGann’s Doctor had a practical TARDIS by having a living room in the control room (somewhere to sit and relax between and during travels). I think I missed the TARDIS encounter in Fallout (because I don’t remember it at all), I only had the Star Trek Guardians of Forever encounter.

Imagine a police like this Me: **calls police** Police: yes? Me: *_the doctor was stolen_*

in the second episode of the first serial Susan mentions that it's been an ionic column and a sedan chair before. It wasn't the first trip out from Gallifrey.

@ericreese7792

2 жыл бұрын

Yes, the chameleon circuit did hold out for a LITTLE while after they left Gallifrey before conking out. And Six got it going again, for a little while, but it went right back to being a police box and apparently likes it that way.

2:52 i cant believe Taz Wanted is in this video used to be my favorite game as a kid

The Tardis navigates perfectly. It always puts he Dr where he or she needs to be.

I'm definitely a madman with a box

@patchworkfellow4262

3 жыл бұрын

Especially with a box!

@grimtheassassin

3 жыл бұрын

No.

This was a really good list!

Some of it I knew, been watching since Pertwee/Baker time frame, still very informative. Thanks

There's also a subtle reference to the TARDIS in the KingsIsle game "Wizard101". However, due to copyright, it's not blue but red, it's a Telegraph box, not a Police box and the NPC that "owns" it is called the Professor, rather than the Doctor. Another fun fact, his "assistant" NPC inside the box is called "Rose Piper", which is also a subtle reference to the actress Billie Piper that played the David's doctor's companion, Rose Tyler. There are numerous pop culture references from The Beatles to Star Trek.

Good video, very informative! Thanks

Is it just me who wants to have a spin off of the human Doctor and Rose traveling through space and time?

The TARDIS. The greatest piece of Time Travel Media for all of eternity. People who say the Dolorian is better just never understood how powerful even the oldest Type of those Gallifreyan Timecapsules can be. Also come on the TARDIS is the Doctor’s oldest and most trusted companion. Period!

Another great video

I think the plant given to rose is the central tree that generates everything in Tardis as shown in some episode

I would love to see metacrisis and Rose pop back with a grown TARDIS. Whole the scene was cut, perhaps the idea could still be used that either the Doctor gifted the piece off camera, or that metacrisis, knowing his fate, secretly grabbed a piece of the TARDIS. And the Doctor knew all along, having spotted the missing bit, but let it slide. While this absolutely won't happen on the show, an audiobook or comic is very possible..

@Croftice1

3 жыл бұрын

Even if Meta-10 had a working TARDIS, it's not like they could pop out at any time in our universe. Not because 10th closed the cracks/borders/whatever, but because it was terribly dangerous/risky to cross them. Look at it, it was fairly easy to cross the border, as exactly that happened in the first place, when Mickey was told to hold some button for longer, than he should, because 10th forgot about it. The dangerous thing was that you might have ended up in the void between the dimensions. That's why 10th couldn't rescue Rose and had to leave her in Pete's world. He could cross the border, but would risk to fall into the void either right the second he crossed it, or later when returning with Rose. The risk was too big. So Meta-10 having a TARDIS would work just within the borders of Pete's world. Traveling throughout that universe, even through time, but again in that universe, not in ours.

The only thing wrong with the type 40 was the doctor's lack of piloting skills and empty data banks. as noted in the official comics, the 11th doctor is the one that jammed the chameleon circuit when 1st and susan were off delivering the hand of omega in 1963 As for the TARDIS's power source for time travel nuclear energy will also do, as third can be seen travelling to parallel earth after hooking the console up (outside of the ship) to a nuclear power plant and using a surprisingly small amount of power to travel

Hi it was'nt a Galifreyian who told the doctor to use the other Tardiis Doctor it was an Aspect of Clara

@Croftice1

3 жыл бұрын

You mean an aspect of Clara, that the first Doctor didn't know yet at that time, imitating a random Gallifreyian, whom the Doctor maybe knew, or had seen sometimes? Yea.

9:28 "the TARDIS chooses the Time Lord, Mr. Potter" . - The War Doctor Didn't he phrase it like that at some point?

The T.A.R.D.I.S. was not in for repairs due to repair the Chameleon circuit. In fact, it was the Tenth Doctor who went back in time to disable the circuit to begin with. In his travels, The Doctor had come to realize that the Blue Box had become the symbol for a place to find emergency assistance during times of extreme crisis, for many different species and cultures throughout all of spacetime. The T.A.R.D.I.S. had essentially become The Doctor's personal "calling card" (and he wouldn't ever want it any other way).

First you take a large box. Then you put it in a small box. It’s that second part that that People tend to have a problem with.

@themostbritishpersonalive868

3 жыл бұрын

My little brother struggles to put a small box in a large box

the chairs in the 9th and 10th Doctors TARDIS is actually a car seat that the Doctor found on his travels.

Let’s face it. That blue box is the REAL star of the show.

It's interesting that the Doctor either didn't have a TARDIS or had a different TARDIS before the division wiped his mind. Back when they were the timeless child. Before the classical 1st doctor.

Okay, get ready for some serious nerddom: 1) The TARDIS was not stuck in the shape of a police box forever since their first trip to Earth. In the 1985 6th Doctor serial "Attack of the Cybermen," the faulty chameleon circuit briefly begins working again, transforming the TARDIS into several random forms, including a wardrobe, a pipe organ, and a metal gate. 2) The Eye of Harmony was originally Gallifrey's power source, not the TARDIS's, as seen in the 1976 4th Doctor serial "The Deadly Assassin." In fact, in the classic series, the TARDIS was said to run on a mineral called Zeiton-7 ("Vengeance on Varos"). It wasn't until the 1996 TV movie that the Eye of Harmony showed up in the Doctor's TARDIS, one of the seemingly random changes the writer Matthew Jacobs decided to make (along with the Doctor being half human and the Master being some kind of space worm that can possess other people). The revival series picked up the Eye of Harmony change and ran with it afterward, but it was never explained how the Eye of Harmony went from being the power source of the Time Lords to the power source of individual TARDISes. 3) Newer viewers may not know this, especially if they're unfamiliar with the classic series, but the TARDIS has also been shown to include: a boot closet (which is actually an enormous, fancy living room where a single pair of boots are stowed), several bedrooms (we've only seen some companions' rooms, never the Doctor's, if they have one), a sensory-deprivation chamber called the Zero Room, a secondary control room with a gorgeous wooden motif, several shower stalls, and a swimming pool!

@bryanmacklem2654

3 жыл бұрын

Don't forget that we've also seen a multi bed hospital, workshops, and what almost looks like a factory floor in just one Tom Baker episode where sontarans were chasing them through the TARDIS.

@NicholasKaufmann

3 жыл бұрын

@@bryanmacklem2654 That's the same serial I got the shower stalls and the swimming pool from!

@ankaplanka

3 жыл бұрын

@@NicholasKaufmann What is the name of the serial? I wanna be able to read it someday!

@NicholasKaufmann

3 жыл бұрын

@@ankaplanka That's "The Invasion of Time," with Tom Baker as the 4th Doctor!

It all makes PERFECT sense to me!! :) Thank you for setting the record straight young sir!!!

If you think about it out of all the companions the tardis is the greatest. Its been the one constant in the doctors life and always there when he/she needs it.

@Croftice1

3 жыл бұрын

Not always, 13th had lost her TARDIS for a whole episode. And I wouldn't say the TARDIS is a companion, in that sense, she's more like a vehicle, a home and a close friend (maybe more as suggested), but companions are people you can talk with and they answer you. Ok, not always people ... and not always humanoid even (yes, K-9, didn't forget him), but still. The TARDIS has many functions, but being a companion isn't one of those really.

The eye of harmony is actually a little more complicated than described here. Not every tardis has one, in fact untill the 8th Doctor movie, no TT capsule had it. The eye of harmony was located on Gallifrey, and every Tardis was connected to it. I believe there's a story where the Doctor removes the eye of harmony from Gallifrey to protect it from the daleks.

@blackphoenix77

3 жыл бұрын

You're thinking about the Hand of Omega, not the Eye of Harmony

@nasmannen

3 жыл бұрын

@@blackphoenix77 No, the hand of Omega is something that would allow for the creation of something like the eye of harmony and the Doctor took that too and hid it in 1963.(remembrance of the daleks) The eye of harmony was definitly one thing during the fourth doctor's run when it was buried in the panopticon on Gallifrey. (The deadly assasin). I was specifically talking about some time war stories from big finish in my original comment though.

It’s not powered by a black hole. It’s powered by a star in a constant state of decay.

One belated fact is that the Doctor was flying around for about 50 years with the handbrake still on. That's what make the distinctive noise

I always liked to imagine that the Doctor actually doesn't know how to pilot the TARDIS and she's secretly piloting herself throughout the series.

How’s there a repair shop for an organic being? Is it more so like physical therapy?

Thanks for the video.

I always thought the reason a yard is has a chameleon circuit is because it’s not only to disguise the tardis it also disabled the tardis true weight and sized atleast that’s what i believed when I saw the doctors wife episode

You should of said that the doctor leaves the brakes on which causes the iconic sound we know and love. Pointed out by River song.

@tortysoft

3 жыл бұрын

-and then often ignored after that...

@hgwells1899

3 жыл бұрын

Because it was just a flirtatious joke between River and the Doctor that went right over your heads

@tortysoft

3 жыл бұрын

@@hgwells1899 That is a cunning plan, but I don't think it was acted like that..

In the Sensorites or Aztecs the First Doctor mentions a previous adventure with Henry the Eighth before Ian and Barbara came aboard.

3:08 very true it's even in plague in as one of the news headlines

LOVE IT THANKS SO MUCH FOR THIS VID.

There is only one Eye of Harmony. Omega harnessed it and I think Rassilon housed it on Galifrey until for some reason Silvester Mccoy Doctor (Which would be 7 but for the constant reworking of which Doctor is which) for some reason (I've never seen the prose or listened to the audios) brought it aboard the TARDIS. There might be a link to it in every Time Capsule, but the Doctor has the one and only.

So in other words, The Doctor has a hold of a Time Machine,House,and a fountain of youth all in one? Interesting

It's the wobbulator going up and down all the time that I find fascinating.

There is an episode in the original Doctor Who series where the Tardis Camellia circuit worked once and the Tardis got turned into a piano.

As you showed the title card for 'The Doctors Wife': By Neil Gaiman Didn't know this tidbit - but, for some reason I wasn't surprised in the slightest.

It’s been stated a couple of times in New Who notably in Boom Town that the Doctor could probably fix the Chameleon Circuit they just don’t want to as they’ve grown fond of the shape which kinda makes sense

@mryellow6918

2 жыл бұрын

Doesn't really need it tho. Since it's still emmits a perception field

I don't recall that Rose "elected" to go back to the alternate universe.

@julieeverett7442

3 жыл бұрын

nope more like yanked in under extreme protest and waaaaaay too many tears!