Doctor Who: Every TARDIS Interior Ranked Worst To Best

From the round things to the console, every Doctor Who TARDIS interior has its pros and cons. So let's rank 'em!
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[@WhoCulture]

What’s YOUR favourite (and least-favourite) TARDIS interior of all time?

[@ClockMaster-mq2hm]

The 14th Doctor's Console is among the best, I think. And it's so huge and futuristic 😌

[@rohanleblancsloan9651]

My favourite is 12

[@Thewhiteknight980]

I like the broken TARDIS when the 10th doctor regenerates cause it shows the amount of the pain the doctor is feeling and how powerful regeneration energy is

[@The12thCrashmaster]

I strongly disagree that the 13th Doctor’s is the worst. I feel like most people would flag the design just based on the 13th Doctor’s controversial era. My personal favorites are the 12th Doctor’s and the 8th Doctor’s (TV movie).

[@mattthesilent777RED]

Good you put Jodie's TARDIS last, now just admit she isn't canon and that my stuff is and everything will be better, it'll all be worth it

[@LiveHedgehog]

I've never seen anyone rate the series 7b interior over the Capaldi interior before.

[@tmartin6300]

Yeah. Personally, I think that style just fits Capaldi better than Smith.

[@danthemeegs8751]

They’re both kinda interchangeable for me, and both great! I might give Smith’s the edge purely because Capaldi’s is basically a redress.

[@itzoscar7331]

Capaldi’s is definitely better and suits him way more imo. Matts first one suited him a lot more to me

[@plantainsame2049]

​@@danthemeegs8751it's literally the same control room

[@djdustie]

As far as I'm concerned, they're the same thing really with just a few cosmetic changes. I visited it many times between 2013 and 2015, loved it in there. Was allowed to actually touch the console and flick switches / pull levers too on the final visit. Wonderful memory... :)

[@isaacsatar9304]

‘You've redecorated I don't like it.'

[@Saint_nobody]

Underrated line. 👍

[@poisonfountain6]

Patrick Troughton really left his imprint on DW my absolute favourite Doctor

[@dalekloaf143]

Oh. Oh yea oh you never do.

[@ealadubh4800]

Just as the Eleventh Doctor is a small child's idea of an imaginary time traveller friend, Eleven's first TARDIS is a small child's idea of a time machine. It's a Gallifreyan Fisher-Price playset, and all the more wonderful for it.

[@peterratter6603]

That is a perfect and beautiful description.

[@dibdap2373]

Never seen a better description for it. It suits the whole fairy tale theme they had going for the 11th Doctor.

[@nailinthefashion]

That's why he's my Doctor. Reminded me what fun is, laughed at danger ever since

[@Reslivo]

Ehhh... I've gotta respectfully disagree with the placement of the 12th Doctor's TARDIS interior - it had everything: the modernity of 11's second TARDIS interior; the antiquity of past interiors through bookshelves, chalkboards and later on the roundels; it felt both like an alien spaceship and comfy & inviting at the same time due to the warm colour scheme; the three-piece time rotor was simply amazing; the interior was multi-levelled and presented itself as a complex control room; the control panel itself was fascinating and felt like a natural evolution of the 7b one. I think it's genuinely the best TARDIS interior of all time, and I'm certain I'm not alone in thinking that. But hey, this is your list - you do you!

[@patricklee5239]

couldn't agree more.

[@richardvinsen2385]

I couldn’t have said it better.

[@oxenford539]

this

[@TrakeniteAdventuress]

Just the perfect blend of everything that makes the TARDIS interesting

[@SleepyHarryZzz]

Well articulated, captures my feelings very well

[@frontier51]

I have always really liked the 4th Doctor's Secondary Console Room. Sure, the lighting was dim and I can understand why it's not for everyone. But mahogany and stained glass is exactly the vibe for me. If I'm going to fantasize about traveling in time I want the setting to feel romantic and historical. I would have put the TV Movie TARDIS first though.

[@danthemeegs8751]

Yeah the TV Movie TARDIS feels like the 1976 TARDIS fully realised

[@yuantheblue]

I too admired it. Yes, it was dark, yes, it was mostly wood, but it was unique.

[@kelvington4182]

12's 1st TARDIS interior was put on display at the Excel center for the 50th. It was super huge! I cherish my photo in that TARDIS.

[@julianaylor4351]

You can't go wrong with having the round things. 😁

[@Grizzly01]

What are the round things?

[@julianaylor4351]

@@Grizzly01 Does it matter? 😁

[@BernieBlade]

@@Grizzly01No idea

[@LeFouGallois]

Just for info, if I remember correctly, they are officially referred to as 'roundels'. x

[@ChrisMentzer]

Being a long-time fan of the show, since 1984, I was very impressed with the movie TARDIS interior given its size compared to the previous ones. I'm glad it paved the way for NuWho interiors.

[@jeremyjasiak]

Not the Doctor's TARDIS, but the Rani's control room from Mark of the Rani is worth a mention. It's amazing as a one off/alternate design for a TARDIS interior, its a shame we only saw it the once.

[@maschii6851]

exectly what i thought !

[@dianecliff6297]

I loved 12’s. I’m a librarian, the books were perfect.

[@hollymatton474]

I love all of the classic doctors tardis interiors, they're just so iconic! The eleventh and twelfth doctors tardis interiors were probably the most practical in that they were big enough and had enough doorways and corridors to make it look as though the tardis was truly bigger on the inside and had other rooms in it. But the ninth and tenth doctors tardis interior is my favourite! It was my first tardis interior and I remember seeing it for the first time and just thinking how beautiful it was! I got to see it at the doctor who exhibition years ago and walking on that iconic tardis grating just felt really special! It had it's faults, but the russell t davies original era tardis is my favourite! 😊😊

[@WhoCulture]

The Doctor Who Exhibition needs to come back, so many fans never got to experience it!

[@hollymatton474]

@@WhoCulture Definitely, I was still in school when I went but it was amazing! Such an incredible experience and seeing all the costumes and monsters and sets up close was really special! The whole exhibition was so immersive too! 😊

[@peterratter6603]

Initially, I hated the Himalayan salt lamp aesthetic of the 13's TARDIS (WTF was with those weird spider-leg columns?!?) but it grew on me. She was beautiful in Niolai Tesla's Night of Terror. The walls seemed an evolution from the roundels, and I liked the external shell being effectively an entrance porch. The 'reset' effects during Eve of the Daleks were gorgeous, and though slightly outside the remit of this video, 13 had the prettiest Time Vortex. That aside, 8's TARDIS may be my favourite. In various media, the TARDIS has been described as 'cathedral sized'; this was the first and only iteration on screen that really ran with that concept.

[@Jackson-ub1uv]

The main issue with its entrance is that it gives the impression of being, as Bill would put it, a knock-through, rather than being bigger-on-the-inside.

[@brianartillery]

The secondary console room was not retired by Graham Williams - unfortunately, parts of it warped badly in storage, rendering it unusable. It, along with the stunning TARDIS interior used by The Doctor's 12th incarnation, are my favourites - and I'm a fan of the one from the 1996 TV movie, too.

[@michaelloparco2173]

Agreed…top two.

[@andrewgwilliam4831]

I was going to make the same comment, but then I thought: it was still a production choice to abandon the Hinchcliffe look. They had to have *something* after all. They could have chosen to rebuild it, or to incorporate elements (at least, similar-looking elements) in the design... but they didn't!

[@nairrdlairrd]

11’s first TARDIS is my favorite too!!! It’s just so homey and gorgeous with all the warm light! And all the different walkways make it really feel bigger on the inside like so many other interiors fail to.

[@danthemeegs8751]

‘Tis also my favourite! So much madness and fun in a single room

[@Riversong63]

Ellie, the Tardis isn't just bigger on the inside, it's round on the inside!!! Much love x

[@Dumb850]

I love the round things

[@isaacsatar9304]

What are the round things?

[@wesley8299]

What are the round things?

[@superdurppig8686]

What **are** the round things?

[@thebaget]

no idea...

[@noirangel6416]

No idea... :]

[@Ibalistic_hedge]

The 12ths Tardis will always be my favourite since it rlly conveyed the doctors knowledge with all the bookshelves it had, even to the point that t had a blackboard. The underwater kind of lighting it had was also awsome. It also rlly outlined the 12th doctors personality well.

[@leothompson3484]

Fun fact: the 7b/8,9,10 interior gallifreyan on the spinning dials actually spell out every single one of the Doctor’s companions, even including those such as Wilf Mott, River Song, Capt Jack and MIckey Smith.

[@Lumibear.]

Eh, for me, nothing can ever beat Matt’s copper labyrinthine creation, I loved it.

[@brookead]

Absolutely. The best of them all for me.

[@plantainsame2049]

Except the reflections

[@Mysterious_Figure]

My favourite TARDIS is the 11th doctors with the glass floor

[@thatunknownindividual4554]

That one is my second favorite under Capaldi’s TARDIS!

[@Mysterious_Figure]

@@thatunknownindividual4554 my top 3 1: Matt smiths first TARDIS 2:Peter capadils TARDIS 3:9/10s TARDIS

[@ppmv4285]

I love the 12th Doctor's interior, combining the modern era look of the 11th Doctor's second TARDIS interior with the scholarly look of the 8th Doctor's interior, which also removed the harsh blue lights in exchange for a more pleasing orange.

[@DavidBeddard]

Interesting. I'd certainly swap the 2012-2013 TARDIS with the Capaldi upgrade in my rankings. The Capaldi upgrade gave a reason for the upper platform to exist that hadn't been the case since 2005. I think the TV Movie TARDIS interior is my favourite. And I'd probably rank the Davison to McCoy TARDIS as my least favourite.

[@margarethall1625]

I love the TARDIS in all her glory. She's beautiful inside and out. And most of all she reflects the personality of the current incarnation of her Doctor. Personally I love Thirteen's interior best. But then I like rocks alot. And I do love a good round bit too.

[@peterratter6603]

YES! I sometimes feel the TARDIS gets sidetracked, but she's proven herself as much a character, and companion, as anyone else. Long before Neil Gaiman's inimitable The Doctor's Wife, I had thoughts about the 'Bad Wolf.' I've read alternate views, but my head-canon goes with my first viewing: in my head, Rose is not the Bad Wolf, she is a conduit for it. The TARDIS herself is the Bad Wolf (yeah, Rose 'opens' the heart of the TARDIS, but listen to the choir as she hurtles forwards in time; if that's not a choral reproduction of the 'vworp', I don't know what is). "To protect you. My Doctor." I always thought/assumed that was the TARDIS talking through Rose, rather than Rose herself. Many Christmases ago, I opened a tiny 7th Doctor, a tiny Mel, a tiny Tetrap, a tiny K-9 (Dapol, where was your timelining?!?), a tiny Dalek, and a TARDIS. While she could open out to a set, I never had the console. She made no noise, but her lamp blinked blue. Of all those wonderful toys, my TARDIS was the one I played with, as I imagined her spinning through time and space, dreaming of where she would materialise next.

[@DanBrizuela]

My favorite long running interior is 11’s first. But my favorite overall is the 1996 one. The epic scale is awe inspiring. And I for one like journey

[@p.g89]

I think it would be cool if they used the og TARDIS interior for the 60th anniversary

[@thatunknownindividual4554]

That’s be neat and then it “regenerates” for Ncuti’s Doctor.

[@dssouthern]

The treat was a improvised surprise for jodie

[@weatherwitchandfelinefamiliars]

I adored Elevens first Tardis, and Eights too. I hadn't liked Thirteens Tardis which I'd found weird given the warm glow but you hit the nail on the head, it was quite busy and chaotic when filming with so many characters. The Fifth Doctor had quite a lot of characters together in his, but it was quite plain in colour and design so overall less chaotic with lots of people in scenes. Twelves Tardis was superbly dramatic but not a favourite for me. Wonderful video, thank you ❤

[@armoghetto]

For the record, the Doctors commented that the War Doctor’s Tardis was a mash up of console rooms as the Tardis was trying to provide a setting for three different eras. The War Doctor’s Tardis was never fully shown unblinded. Also, the wooden console room was warped between seasons and could not be used again

[@petertrudelljr]

My top 3 (in order) would be the OG Control Room... there's no topping the stark white with the rondels. #2 would be the 8th Doctor's (TV Movie) Gothic masterpiece. I never wanted to be the TARDIS so bad as I was with that one. It appealed to the New Romantic in me. #3 would be Capaldi's who took stylistic cues from McGann's.

[@therealfrassevindruva]

I have to say, I actually prefer 12 to 11-B, the orange lights and bookcases feel much more inviting and homely to me. The blue lights of 11-B feels colder for me personally. That said I really love 11-B too, but 12 just fixed the few wrong things with 11-B and made it better in my opinion!

[@Sparx632]

12’s, 11’s first and 9/10’s are my favourites.

[@funbricks1]

THANK YOU FOR EXPRESSING THAT YOU LIKE MATT'S FIRST INTERIOR THE BEST!!! Not sure what your team was thinking, but you are entirely right and will never be wrong about that. The 11th Doctor's "copper" interior is the BEST TARDIS to have EVER graced our eyes and NOTHING will be better!

[@volrogue]

Imo, the 12th doctor's interior is the best. As people have mentioned, the classic yet futuristic center console, combine with the homely and comfy looking outside, with all the bookshelves and whatnot, was just pleasant tardis to look at

[@variousnumber891]

I personally put Capaldis TARDIS over Matts Second one, simply because it looks a lot more lived in. Like, Matts second TARDIS looks brand new and out of the box, whilst Capaldis has personality and charm, looking exactly like the Doctor would want it. After all, you can have a thousand thousand rooms, but if I had to spend 20 minutes walking to get to the bookshelf, I'd want it moved. Honestly though, I think I'd put Matts first TARDIS over his second, possibly even over Capaldis. It just looks so warm and welcoming, compared to the colder steel aesthetic of the other two.

[@ChanceChandlerZombieTARDIS]

You forgot the Pyramids of Mars / Planet of Evil console. It had a shiny new console for Tom Baker, new walls in the classic style, and enough room for Sarah Jane Smith to dance around in Victoria's dress. It's one of my old favorites, after the original 60s console.

[@TheCrazyCloon]

Apparently you didn't watch the intro

[@dfdmcb]

Shocked at TARDIS 7b being above TARDIS 8!

[@MrAndy12878]

We all need one thus all are cool 😅🤘🏼 WC on point as always 🙏🏽🙌🏼

[@thequietestengine]

The Movie interior was the first I ever saw, so it'll always be a firm favorite of mine. I also loved the War Master's, Jaxa's and The Clocksmith's tardis interiors from Big Finish. In the series though, Eleventh Doctor's first interior, Thirteen's interior, all were amazing. Also honorable mention for the Spy Master's weird house interior because it was I believe the first time the interior was altered along with the exterior of a tardis.

[@kevinshea7547]

A first reaction to the interior list would be interesting to see. The motorcycle officer from the 1996 movie is my favorite.

[@ClintBandito]

Putting the cold and empty version of 11s 2nd Tardis, over the warmer and cosier redecorated 12th doctor version with roundals is actually boggelling my mind 😅

[@LeFouGallois]

When I first saw the title of the video, my mind went straight to the 4th Doctor's secondary control room. You can imagine how my little heart sang when it got a mention. As somebody who loves the Steampunk aesthetic it really speaks to me. I would love to see it get used again, as it really ties into the idiosyncratic and dare I use the word 'timeless' (in this case I mean that The Doctor's style has always had a vintage flair that still fitted in with the sensibilities of the particular era) style of The Doctor.

[@magicfalcon6762]

They seriously put Matts second before capaldis? 12s is such an enormous improvement

[@Benjiesbeenbetter.]

Nobody ever mentions that in the Time Monster, the roundels had a translucent centre that meant it was possible to discern objects outside. Trees are clearly visible. This added to the "alienness" of the machine in the same way as when the roundels all lit up when lightning struck outside in "The Daleks". It's probably why it was never used again. Also, people who call it the "washing up bowl" set have obviously never used a washing up bowl.

[@user-vl6cw6xs5u]

i think one of this coral panels/section at the bottom or at the wall platformin of 9th/10th dcotor's tardis interior can be opened somehow (with usage of console or pressing on the roundel idk)

[@stevenedwards8421]

I'll have to rewatch The Time Monster. I remembered the washing-up bowls, but somehow forgot The Master had a chocolate fountain for a time rotor.

[@suitkais7]

Gotta go with the ninth doctor TARDIS maybe it was because it was my first but I love the very alien feel but also mechanical plus the bright lights made it seem like the console had wayy more complexity than it did and when David tenant came in that ambiance was just gone

[@nazarostrovsky_]

6:29 possibly that on the upper platform one of these panels are the door leading to the hallway and one of roundels on it is actually kinda button to open the door

[@mauricehayden8835]

I loved the wooden room

[@BrunoGamer007]

11th first TARDIS being at Seven and 12th at 5 is a crime...

[@sg-zd8eb]

Aw disappointed that my favourite was ranked no 4. The white columns and roundels and that grand console was way ahead of its time and even today looks beautiful.

[@adambarnes49]

I still like the rtd era TARDIS but I do now prefer the 11th and 12th doctors interior coz it feels more like a home

[@DoctorWhoNose]

I think there is a reveal coming. There is so much media focus on the TARDIS all of a sudden. All of the BBC Newsreels are about the history of the Tardis, First time seeing the interior, etc. It is a little more than three months away. BBC has to give us something more to get excited about! Totally hoping for some kind of big white, throwback looking console room. Lots of switches and leavers, and of course... the round things!

[@danthemeegs8751]

I think there’s a reveal coming too. Last month was sonic screwdriver month, this month is TARDIS month. Not long to wait to find out!

[@stumbling_]

My absolute favorite tardis interior has got to be 12's. It reminds me a lot of 8's but with the wonderful design of 11's second. Looks like we might be getting a more classic era inspired tardis interior for either Ncuti's doctor or for the anniversary specials...

[@jorgerfm364]

My favorites are: The 9/10 Doctor's TARDIS, the Twelfth Doctor TARDIS and the movie TARDIS.

[@lewis.l2]

I always imagine that the walls on those targeted solar just opened up with a zip sound revealing hallways hall

[@killertortoise1]

I personally love the capaldi interior the most, the perfect fit for his doctor, just love it.

[@grahambretman4010]

Have to agree with the opinion on 13th,I really wasn't keen on the crystals and it always seemed so dark. But for Pertwee's it's only the furniture,take that away and it's fine

[@fortyeth]

I couldn't possibly rank or choose a favourite Tardis interior but I have made an observation about the Fifteenth Doctor's console room. It's interior walls reminded me of the roof/ceiling of the ship seen in the episode The Ark in Hartnell's third season - the squared panels with roundels looked very similar (if cleaner/newer)

[@Ndude215]

The rankings for this are wild

[@yuantheblue]

I always will love the original design, and so when elements of it pop up now and again, it fills me with joy (which is kind of silly, since I wasn't even born yet when the series aired). However, it just works...and there were even devices for water and food, often used on screen. My second choice any Tom Baker era :) Part of me is sad that the scanner is delegated to a tiny thing instead of part of a wall, nice and big for everyone to see. It would be nice to see return. Capaldi's era was really nice though, those spinning segments were beautiful.

[@tenzhitihsien888]

My favourite console room is the secondary console room with the wood and brass. I just think it needed a rotor and some contrast on the walls. After that, it's any of the reasonably sized white rooms with the round things. It's only after all those that I might get into trying to rank the overly designed rooms from the modern era. But I'd probably agree with Jodie's being at the bottom - what are being called crystals here always looked like weird glowing bug legs to me.

[@LeFouGallois]

When I first saw the title of the video, my mind went straight to the 4th Doctor's secondary control room. As somebody who loves the Steampunk aesthetic it really speaks to me. I would love to see it get used again, as it really ties into the idiosyncratic and dare I use the word 'timeless' (in this case I mean that The Doctor's style has always had a vintage flair that still fitted in with the sensibilities of the particular era) style of The Doctor.

[@milktenders6219]

The 11th first is my favorite. The multi layered setup and steampunk color scheme works really well for me

[@StLProgressive]

I loved 12’s TARDIS, but the rotating thingies in 11’s second were so cool. Totally agree with placing 13’s last.

[@plantainsame2049]

The rotating things are still thelved

[@henrikhanssen6321]

“Everyone mocks a mad man in a box.”

[@AnotherClown]

The fourth doctor was my first doctor, his layout will always be my default, though, I quite like the multi layers and the infinite depths or other doctors

[@catherineehlers8115]

I wish that the 3-tier time rotor had been retained and made a permanent fixture in all TARDISes. I believe that the symbols on the rotors are the names of all the Doctor's companions in Gallifreyan. I think it would be a wonderful thing for the companions to be honored in that way.

[@adrianaspalinky1986]

I was hoping for a vid about The Masters Tardises And I feel I distinctly remember the Tardis being a piano one time.

[@SamR1995]

This list is almost perfect!

[@TatoAthority]

I enjoyed the intentional put-together-at-the-last-minute look of the Junk TARDIS in "The Doctor's Wife." I know that it didn't really have an interior (because it was both the interior and exterior, in a way), but I still thought it was fun.

[@WhoCulture]

Good call! We’ll have to do a redux at some point including every random TARDIS out there (plus Fourteen’s/Fifteen’s).

[@HellfireComms]

The rumour of 15's Tardis being super spacious and silvery is quite exciting imo

[@animelovers000]

From the supposed leaked pictures i found, it looks like a silverish/white interior color and really spacious

[@HellfireComms]

@@animelovers000 Turns out the leaks were correct!

[@MarkGM1985]

My favorite TARDIS interior is the tv movie design, I love the gothic design and the console. But both of eleven's TARDIS are gorgeous, they would be my second option

[@DavidProv]

Personal favorite TARDIS interior is the 12th Doctor's interior...I like it so much, it's the background screen for my phone.

[@libertyprime4897]

Neat.

[@jesseszymcik3026]

I really kinda like that the new Who TARDIS control room looks like a villains lair

[@trevorveail]

Because it was my first TARDIS and my first Doctor I have to say the original TARDIS is the best. I remember watching the very first instalment of Doctor Who and being blown away with the concept of being bigger on the inside.

[@TreyMcDonaldAnimator]

Gonna be honest, I liked the 13th Doctor's TARDIS interior, it was probably the most alien we've ever gotten. But I get it.

[@ELCAyoutube]

I loved the 13th Doctor’s TARDIS but now I realise that it doesn’t really look like a TARDIS, it doesn’t have those weird circles on the walls for example

[@jasonjimerson7046]

Thank you for this list! I do remember asking for a list on TARDIS architecture in the past. As for my favorites? The RTD era and the secondary console room used by the 4th Doctor. The RTD one was the first one I was introduced to and I really like the odd esthetic look of the secondary room.

[@grahamcann1761]

🙂 Pardon me, but, maybe the Doctor "didn't have time..."? That seems strange/funny thing to say, at least to me. 😉 As always, thank you so very much to all for the videos. "Time Traveling Cocktail Bar". Brilliant! And don't forget, there is a bar in there. (Even if The Doctor seemed to have forgotten when River opened it.

[@WhoCulture]

You’re right, it sort of IS a time-travelling cocktail bar… though “TTCB” doesn’t quite have the same ring to it 😄

[@Stotz42]

Fantastic list. My favorite is McGann's version.

[@curtismckenley8706]

Dangerous list to make

[@mikelmacrichard4772]

@ 7:19 That's S14:E01 "The Masque of Mandragora" and does anyone else notice the Star Trek(Enterprise)/Blake's 7 emblem and Battle Star Galactica emblem in the round thingy?

[@TheArchieTheory]

The Twelfth Doctor's Tardis and the Thrid Doctor's Second Tardis are my favorites. 13th Doctors Tardis is slept on, ngl

[@SammEater]

A shame that the secondary control room from Tom Baker's era didn't last much, that one really fits the Fourth Doctor style more.

[@Timmzy27]

I like 12’s interior the most

[@maschii6851]

i rly liked the tardis of the rani, which we saw in the mark of the rani, still great ranking

[@lorenzo1701]

I just watched “Good Omens” season 2. If you haven’t seen it, there’s an amazing amount of Doctor Who Easter eggs!

[@drwfigureadventures]

Me before watching: Be very very careful Me at number 9: You weren’t at all careful.

[@iainriley617]

We want more fugitive Dr Sooooo much It would be such a lift to the Story

[@LeFouGallois]

Same. I loved Jo Martin's take on The Doctor.

[@donmccullen1973]

If I am not mistaken, the actual colors were yellow of the 1960's TARDIS so that the shots were not be TOO bright.

[@tinospam11]

10s will always be my favourite but it may be influenced by me growing up with Tennant as the Doctor

[@kingbeauregard]

My dream TARDIS interior would look like a cheap motel room. The TV's bolted to the stand, but the remote is missing. The toilet never quite shuts off. People are always getting into screaming arguments in the parking lot. The ice machine doesn't work.

[@Flytrap]

I totally agree that the original was the best.

[@anotidachitando9220]

It seems like everyone is in agreement. The 12th doctors tardid is definitely above the 11th doctors 2nd tardis for sure. This may be the only list on the internet that has it the other way round... definitely a unique perspective to say the least

[@SEXYCBO]

I'd personally swap 1 and 2 but I get WHY its in 1st place being the original interior, but 11's second design is my personal favorite. Its my number 1. Seeing it after watching his crazy colored and lively interior from before he lost Amy and Rory and how that interior reflects that change in his personality when he meets Clara. Its just a wave of emotion and shows how attached they are to one another and I just LOVE the silver sleekness of the whole damn thing. It was so unexpected when he opened those doors and showed Clara (and us) for the first time! It was like seeing the TARDIS for the first time all over again and it blew my fuckin mind!

[@moreorlesto]

I originally didn't like the redecoration into Matt Smith's 1st TARDIS 'cause it seemed like the show was trying to eschew everything from the previous seasons, but I've totally come around to it. It's a good combo of futuristic, ancient and alien, from the stuff embedded in the console to the twisty layout of stairs and corridor. I'm still a little bummed by the centre column TBH (a few times Amy Pond would stare up at it, and I'd think "Why? There's nothing really lit up, up there, to catch your attention..."), but that's maybe me quibbling. I'm really sad for Jody's Doctor and companions that they had to deal with one of the weirdest designs the show's ever had - NO DESIGNER should have approved those crystalline structures. Previous centre columns somehow managed to magically avoid any possible innuendo.... and then they made this thing - how did they ever escape the urge to say "things are looking up" or "there are a lot of up's and down's to this ride..."? It's amazing, 🤣

[@irontraveler246]

My favorite would have to be the TV movie tardis console room.

[@Scarlett90]

I'd have switched the 7B and Capaldi TARDIS, the 7B version felt a little barebones, whereas Capaldi's felt lived in

[@ImmortalAbsol]

Cool video, don't get me wrong, but a lot of this surprised me.