Series Eleven TARDIS Interior
The Thirteenth Doctor’s TARDIS Interior Design
A new Doctor, a brand new TARDIS, both exterior and interior. This incarnation of the TARDIS has a darker crystal-like look and feel to the main console/control room. It still has a lot of quirky features including a custard cream dispenser!
Parts of the TARDIS

The TARDIS Entrance

The TARDIS Console

The TARDIS Scanner

Quirky TARDIS Features
I deliberately tried to keep it as analogue and hands on as possible for Jodie because she’s quite a physical actor. So there’s no keyboard as such here. It’s switches, dials, all manner of things that you actually have to physically get in there and get involved with. Arwel Wyn Jones (Designer of the Series 11 TARDIS)
The TARDIS Entrance
The TARDIS entrance is quite unique where it shows the actual full police box, not just the front doors.

The Thirteenth Doctor entering the TARDIS in ‘The Ghost Monument’

The Doctor and companions looking outside the TARDIS doors in ‘Rosa’
The TARDIS Console
The main console/control room with crystal features including the central column time rotor.

The Thirteenth Doctor standing infront of the TARDIS console

The Doctor and her friends getting used to the new TARDIS theme
The TARDIS Scanner
The main TARDIS scanner/view screen is built into the wall again, the previous TARDIS had screens around the console.

A panel on the TARDIS console letting the Doctor know what year it is

The TARDIS scanner detecting artron energy
Quirky TARDIS Features
Some of the quirky parts of the TARDIS console, one memorable feature first shown in ‘The Ghost Monument’ is a custard cream dispenser.
The TARDIS Blue Theme
The TARDIS could change to a blue lighting theme, mostly used when the mood was low or unusual things were happening.

A projection of the Master

The blue lighting in the TARDIS
The TARDIS Phone
The Doctor receiving an incoming phone call.
The TARDIS Medical Equipment
The TARDIS has built in medical equipment, as shown in ‘Praxeus’.









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