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Police box | Tardis | Fandom A police box — or police public call box — was a telephone kiosk that could be used by the police to call into a station (TV: Logopolis) or by members of the public wishing to get help from the police (TV: "Bell of Doom") They were typically placed on streetcorners (TV: Boom Town) Unlike telephone booths, a police box phone was on the outside of the structure, in a little compartment
TARDIS - Wikipedia The TARDIS ( ˈtɑːrdɪs ; acronym for " Time And Relative Dimension (s) In Space ") is a fictional hybrid of a time machine and spacecraft that appears in the British science fiction television series Doctor Who and its various spin-offs While a TARDIS is capable of disguising itself, the exterior appearance of the Doctor 's TARDIS typically mimics a police box, an obsolete type of
How come that the Fugitive Doctors TARDIS looks like a police box? The Doctor takes the TARDIS to 1963, and it gets stuck as a police box again, because Type 40’s chameleon circuits are a bit shit and prone to defects (This has already happened once before in Attack of the Cybermen — the Doctor temporarily got the circuit working, and then it broke again and reverted to the police box exterior )
Doctor Who A History of the TARDIS Police Box Prop and its Modifications A new prop was constructed for the 2010 series of Doctor Who, in almost exactly the same dimensions as the 2005 box In accordance with Steven Moffat's wishes, the new box was given a repaint in the style of the Peter Cushing prop which made it look closer to a real Police Box, despite still retaining its 'shot and fat' stature
Doctor Who: Why The Tardis Looks Like A Police Box The police box is now so strongly associated with Doctor Who that the BBC own the trademark The broadcaster filed the trademark shortly after the passing of the Trade Marks Act 1994, although they initially faced a counter-claim by the Metropolitan Police; the Patent Office rightly judged that most people associated the boxes with a wandering
1966 TARDIS Police Box Exterior Design - The Doctor Who Site 1966 TARDIS Police Box Exterior Design TARDIS Used for Seasons Four – Thirteen (1966 – 1976) The TARDIS was rebuilt for Doctor Who Season Four mainly due to the amount of location footage the Police Box would be needed for This TARDIS lasted into the fourth Doctors era, it was last used in The Seeds of Doom 1963 TARDIS Exterior
Doctor Who: Why Is The TARDIS A Police Box? - Game Rant The first episode of Doctor Who was entitled "An Unearthly Child", and it aired in four parts throughout November and December 1963 The episode begins in 60s England, where police boxes were
Doctor Who: Why the TARDIS Is a Police Box - CBR When people see a police box today, they think of the TARDIS instead of a helpful device for police assistance Doctor Who: The Time Lord Has a Canon Daughter So why exactly did The Doctor's galaxy-traveling device get stuck as a 20th century British call box? The answer, of course, comes from the show's humble origins in the early 1960s