Doctor Who - Tardis Interiors Ranked!

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[@amos.rand_vfx]

I LOVE how the initial 11th Doctor's TARDIS interior has so many little corridors and staircases that lead off out of the line of sight, making you think, 'where does this lead??', and just giving this interior such a feeling of endless possibilities.

[@Dogeymcdogerdogeface61371]

Yah same

[@alexpotts6520]

I love how the canonical name for the circular decorations on the Tardis walls has become "the round things"

[@randomaccessbufferpoint804]

"Can I tick off everybody with this list?!" Such a Doctor-y thing to say. You truly make the fans proud, Nathaniel. :D

[@superkid801]

The 12th Doctor's Interior is my favorite. It really fits him

[@MovieMagic515]

I think it's smazing how much each Tardis interior fits their Doctor for New Who.

[@blackphoenix77]

The Eighth Doctor's TARDIS interior is my all time favorite: that is the first time that the interior truly felt infinite to me (mostly because they had a bigger budget and had enough money to build a truly massive set).

[@caseys2698]

My first time seeing it was the screenshot in the video and it blew me away!! 🤯i'm excited to see it in action now when i do finally get around to the tv movie 👀

[@D4rKSUN1]

the best looking tardis IN MY OPINION is capaldi's tardis Is big, it has bookshelves, furniture and boards it looks like a place where you can spend hours on when not traveling

[@Reprodestruxion]

Rafa Diaz so did the 7’s in the movie

[@ExpoSmarts]

I'd like the next TARDIS interior to have a purple light and gold accessories

[@mikehunt3842]

Doctor Who and her trusty Pimpmobile

[@tomkenning5482]

That'd probably work for the crystal design, a central crystal column in the middle, with a more computer-y kind of console with gold ring accents around the sides

[@lasercatsproductions]

Yes please!

[@gabrielstrong2186]

Purple & Gold? Very Assyrian.

[@M-CH_]

And bisexual lighting. Everybody seems to be doing this these days.

[@42vonbyrd]

I call Matt's first TARDIS room the Mad Toybox and it's definitely one of my personal favorites as well next to Capaldi's Professor's office.

[@markcrorigan554]

Wooden console room first appeared in The Masque of Mandragora

[@joshuaescopete]

I’d like to make the argument that the museum that houses “Gallifrey Falls No More” is the Tardis after the Doctor becomes The Great Curator in “Day of the Doctor”. You see the round things (love the round things) on the wall as the Curator walks away from 11’s Tardis. I wouldn’t put it past the Doctor to convert the it into a museum of all the of their adventures throughout the ages. And maybe they finally fixed the Chameleon Circuit so it could shift into a larger building. The fact that it’s a U.N.I.T facility as well makes it likely that they helped set up his retirement.

[@Reprodestruxion]

Or the Trenzalore dead Tardis

[@jamesfan2]

Loooveee the way you think!!

[@samuelbarber4154]

Although, seeing as they're clearly not going to follow up on the Curator, I like to assume he was just the Fourth Doctor in disguise, giving his future self a little lesson and telling him the name of the painting.

[@alunrundle162]

You failed. I'm a Classic fan and you didn't annoy me.

[@ElynevanOpzeeland]

oh i agree so much with this list! I LOVE the 11th's doctor interior SO much! It looks so magical, and i love it!

[@WiloPolis03]

I think 12's TARDIS is the best at representing that Doctor's personality

[@rosco31100]

I would say the same with Smith's first Tardis, but 12's Tardis is a close second for me

[@windowsxp-yl2hz]

my favourite tardis interior would have to be capaldi's

[@lwaves]

Capaldi's is my second choice. My first would be the 4th's with columns and roundels.

[@vapoet]

I'd put that at the top of mine as well. It hit me as both a cool control room and a cool place to live.

[@marcus9434]

@windowsxp4971 Agreed. Capaldi's the best.

[@ghlmk5931]

I do like your #1 choice because for me, it was the first time that the Tardis felt like it went on forever, just because of the stairs leading out of the control room. None of the prior designs ever gave me the feeling of an immense ship existing across all time and space, crammed into a blue box.

[@neilmcdonald8355]

Wooden tardis was a whole season-and only dropped when it warped between seasons lol-also round things called roundels

[@rosco31100]

Seriously? Roundels? Where'd you find that out? Never heard that before but sounds interesting I guess.

[@highvoltage7797]

Ross Carlin They’ve always been called roundels.

[@lizzie8561]

@@rosco31100 I've known they were called roundels for years.

[@rosco31100]

Never knew that, honestly, thanks for letting me know! It was actually diving me insane not knowing what they were called. I only knew them as the round-things

[@heathla1]

This referred to as the Victorian auxiliary control room

[@jessicawise9839]

When I started the video I was like I’ll throw hands if Matt Smith’s first tardis isn’t first 😂😂 good list dude

[@timelordrohan9425]

@Jessica Wise I was the opposite I was all like: “I’ll throw my hands if the eleventh doctors tardis is no 1”

[@heatherrockwell9012]

Saaaame, I love everything about that room. The glass, the colors, the lighting, the fact that it seems so big, et cetera.

[@sirjedisentinel]

The Hand of Fear and The Deadly Assassin. I heard between seasons, while it was in storage, that particular TARDIS got wet, warping the wood. Which is why it didn't show up after that.

[@jasonthayer1309]

Someone needs to do a logo ranking.

[@barbararibeiro6426]

I just LOVE how you can see under the console in that season 5 layout! I think my top 3 are about the same as yours, but in terms of where I'd rather live in I might choose the 12th Doctor's instead (for layout/lighting, I like the elevations and the decently lit room with cold light and touches of warmth). Yet I really like the corals and the roundels in 13th's (I mean have you seen the official instagram pics? The hexagon shapes criss-crossing each other are simply gorgeous!)

[@ArgyleDinosaur]

"You've redecorated. I don't like it." Literally same. I hate change so much. I need time to prepare for it.

[@smallpox9254]

Trivia: At 8:06, they only built one wall. The "wall" on the right is just a giant photograph of the wall on the left.

[@jackdumont1481]

When the 4th Doctor (Tom Baker) changed the interior, I remember his saying "He hated the colour." It was too white.

[@jasonthayer1309]

13th Doctor's look a bit like a sorcerer's lair to me.

[@henryg4377]

The Sorcerer = Chris Chibnall

[@kevinmaltby]

New you would put McGann's high up as I heard you gush before. Didn't think you would have Smiths first one as top (as much as it is my own personal fave too) I don't know if you ever spotted little touches with it, but the tv screen in that console is a Magpie (the brand from The Idiots Lantern)? That brand has popped up a few times in NewWho so nice tiny touch.

[@Reprodestruxion]

Kevin Maltby Rassilon statue and all

[@timelordrohan9425]

I would like the next tardis to feel like a living room where someone could actually live. I think the console should go back to being a small octagon in the middle without the pillar going to the ceiling, it would be nice to have a crimson lighting and possibly a sofa or a bit of furniture. Sort of like the eighth doctor’s tardis.

[@jackdumont1481]

I like the one from Shada. Another time Lord made his own tardis look like his library/study

[@class87fan54]

For me the RTD-era coral TARDIS interior will never be beaten. I love the organic, lived-in look that interior had, and it looked homely. Second place would have to be the "posh kitchen" interior used in the later part of the Moffatt-era. That interior was a beautiful set.

[@Romana125]

Roundy things on the wall are called (Roundels). 😊

[@jackskellingtonsora]

The Eighth Doctor needed a tv series just for that incredible TARDIS design alone. Audio doesn't quite do it justice.

[@nekusakura6748]

How about Comics involving the 8th Doctor?

[@mattvacc3755]

I always called 11’s first interior “cheese tardis” but even though I always said that it’s my second favorite behind capaldi’s

[@nassimaitamara7024]

I love 11th Doctor interior. It suits him so well. So fun and colourful.

[@vincinel114]

The secondary Console room only appeared in Season 14, so that means from The Masque of Mandragora to The Talons of Weng-Chiang.

[@donnalevasseur4818]

To me it looked like the Doctors study room with a smaller console where Capaldi had the upper tier for .McGanns interior as well as McCoys in themovie was a bigger version of the wooden console room for Tom Baker .

[@zacroper3577]

9/10s Tardis is always lit really weirdly in Moffats era, it's much darker and greener. Also my head cannon is that because 11 crashed into a shed when he regenerated, all the junk from the shed were featured in the Tardis console.

[@SpectrumStorms]

Honestly, the darker lighting made the RTD console room look better. It looks better in Series 1-2, The Doctor's Wife, and Day of the Doctor than it does when they decided to over-light it for Series 3 & 4.

[@TheTorseHumtunja]

THOSE GLASSES LOOK SO GOOD ON YOU (just wanted to say again)

[@clarinetangel99]

Yaas! We got some serious love for Eight's Tardis! Definitely my favorite interior hands down!

[@nandiniacharjee6795]

I was waiting for a video on the TARDIS interiors for so long. Thanks so much.

[@literaltruth]

You picked my least favourite as your number 1, but I'll let you off as you picked my number 1 as your number 2. For videos line this it would be really good if you maybe had a TV news style box at the side with a picture of what you're talking about. I'd really love to see the console room you're describing as you describe it. I found myself scrubbing back to the picture of what you were taking about to remind myself as you were saying how you felt and then trying to find the place again in your description.

[@vapoet]

I wish we could have seen more of that interior. We never had the time to get to know it.

[@danellewilbraham]

I believe it is designed this way so as to not piss off the BBC.

[@DextroDNAOfficial]

Still think Twelve's TARDIS interior is the best in the show's history, it's just complete perfection. The actual architecture of the interior is beautiful; sleek and alien, but also very grand and not overcomplicated or busy. The orange light in the time rotor fills the whole room with a warm homely glow, it feels safe and inviting. Then you've got all the furniture like the bookshelves, chalkboard, armchairs, instruments etc - it feels like someone's home. And that's why it's perfect; Twelve's TARDIS feels like the living room in your grandparent's house, and also like the most advanced spaceship in the universe.

[@mrdoctorgilmore]

For me worst to best: Whittakers 2018 Eccelston/Tennant 2005-2010 Matt Smith 2010-12 Season 27 Time Monster Pertwee 1971 Smith 2012-13 Tom Baker 1976 Tom/Peter 1978-83 80s 1983-89 Pertwee 1973 Secondary 1977 Capaldi 2014-17 Original 1963-70 McCann

[@nivaneh1010]

i like your list although i really have a strong disliking to the mccann tardis

[@bensjammin9]

The 12th Doctor’s Tardis is easily my favorite :)

[@Sly_Cooper-1408]

Coming from someone who has only seen modern who this is my list 7. War doctor tardis (day of the doctor) 6. 9th and 10th doctor’s tardis (coral) 5. 13th doctor’s tardis (the only good thing about seasons 11 and 12) 4. 12th doctor’s tardis 3. 8th doctor’s tardis (library) 2. 11th doctor’s first tardis (season 5) 1. 11th doctor’s 2nd tardis (A.K.A prototype 12th doctor)

[@samuelbarber4154]

What I really like about the eighth Doctor's TARDIS is the ceiling, I really like the holo-map he's got.

[@Necrophadez]

Matt Smith’s first Tardis was my favourite, it was homely and had warm lighting. Easy to live in.

[@zenileon]

I really love the salad bowl Tardis interior!!! Am I alone?!

[@TheWhovinerd-1963]

Okay personally for me it’s 1. 12th doctors console 2. 11th doctors 2nd console 3. 9th/10th doctors console 4. 5th/6th and 7th doctor console (love all the buttons on it and it’s just a brilliant design in my opinion) 5. Fugitive of the judoon tardis console (I love this design and I personally think it’s better than Jodies console design) 6.The war Doctors console (nice mix of classic and new who) 7.13th doctors console(it’s creative and colourful and unique) 8. The 11th doctors 1st console 9..4th doctors wooden console 10.The original 1st console 11. 4th doctors 2nd console 12. The 3rd doctors salad bowl console 13. The 8th doctor console 14. 2nd Doctor console(not much really changed. 15.The 4th doctors 1st console xx

[@AlmightyBruce]

From the new series: 7: 13th Doctor 6: 11th Doctor (version 2) 5: War Doctor 4: 11th Doctor (version 1) 3: 9th / 10th Doctor 2: 14th / 15th Doctor 1: 12th Doctor I need to watch more of classic who before I can rank those TARDIS

[@gabe9296]

The fourth doctor "wooden console" was seen in the Deadly Assassin story especially when he writes the letter to the Time Lords when he foresees the Assassination of the President (I believe that is what they called the leader) of the Time Lords. This was one of my favorites probably mainly because my Grandparents had a desk that was very similar to that interior and I felt a connection to it.

[@Lahey3]

I agree with everything EXCEPT number 1. I totally, absolutely, completely HATE series 5 tardis XD but as I said, I agree with everything else.

[@syphonfillter]

You know, I hadn't thought of it but you're entirely right about series 11 Tardis. You know there's a point when we've spent too little time with it when I'm looking at a picture of it and can't even remember it.

[@michaelsegal7443]

4:36 the wooden Tardis was a regular Tardis for season 14 but they had troubles with it in storage so they didn’t use it in season 15

[@hannahjayne8566]

See, Jodie's TARDIS WOULD be in my personal top 5 if it was just based on the concept. I'm a big fan of the idea that hers and Eccleston and Tennant's take, where the interior is reminiscent of something that's actually alive and I find that far more interesting, and unique than many of the other designs. However, that being said... God, the execution is godawful. From how fake the crystal looks, to the starkness of the room itself, it just doesn't feel right at all. Eccleston and Tennant's TARDIS wasn't BRILLIANTLY made either (the weird foam bits, and the weird plasticy texture) but I find that more excusable, given where the show was at that point, and also because that control room also managed to look so HOMELY. Not just with seating, but with the different levels to the room, so the characters could sit or actually interact with the interior even if in just subtle ways (leaning on rails, etc.). Capaldi's TARDIS is probably my favourite of all time, though. God I love the lighting.

[@rosco31100]

Man, this on was a roller coaster. My heart sank when you said number 11 was the eleventh Doctor's Tardis and then again at the end when I though you forgot it. It's my absolute favorite, suited smith perfectly and it just looked like a playground of adventure for me! I think it's called the copper Tardis? Honestly I thought 8's would have been at the top, but I'm happy to be wrong

[@therealjoker9027]

Was it the second doctor to first say that line " you re-decorated I don't like it"

[@dhi_holo9341]

Yeah, 2 said it first, but it has shown up since. I also think 2 said it on more than one occasion so that's a thing

[@gracol435]

First said in "The Three Doctors" by Troughton...

[@ohmydinosare]

My personal favourite didn't make the list, I guess it's just a little too indistinct from the ones around it but for me it hits just the perfect balance of aesthetic, and that is the tardis console room first seen in The Three Doctors and then again in Frontier in Space and Planet of the Daleks. By death to the daleks it had kind of been simplified and didn't look so nice for me, but in those three stories it just looked great, they had the old style overhead tv monitor screen, the roundels looked great, there was a lot of space, there was an interesting bit off to the side with cupboards and a little pull-out bed, there was the bit with the round overhead lights at the back, the whole thing just looked lovely, kind of a newer remake of the original one, where earlier pertwee tardis sets had reused a lot of bits from the original set, this one I think had mostly new parts. It is similar to a few of the other pertwee sets, but it is by far the peak just for those subtle things.

[@michaelsafol]

Best. Cold. Open. Ever.

[@Alex-ux8cl]

I'm sorry, but you didn't tick everyone off. Video spoilers: I absolutely agree with you about the 11th doctor's first tardis interior. It has a lot going on, but it's not distracting. If someone mentions the 11th doctor's tardis, I always think of the series 5 one, because that's the one I associate with him. I'm also probably biased as 11 is absolutely my favourite doctor

[@j-train13]

Personally, I like Tennant's the most because, in addition to 13's, it really makes the TARDIS *feel* organic. And I really like the grate/mesh flooring with the storage underneath, which gives it a bit of a workshop-ish feel Edit: but personally my list is exactly the same as yours except I would move 9&10's to first place, and maybe switch 12 and War's

[@Icelandic_Sand]

I accidentally paused the video right at 17:22 and I don't regret it, look at his face.

[@Yickerd]

Icelandic Sand meehrrblehyes

[@cackers4752]

I absolutely agree with your #1 choice.

[@melancholymelon5316]

My favourite is either Matt's Smith's first or capaldis

[@ianmason6867]

Excellent post and spot on with the placements and rationale. 11's first "Pee-Wee's Playhouse" kind of TARDIS was my favorite as well...I'm mean it had a Hot and Cold faucet handle and a "zig zag plotzer". Awesome.

[@doctormodder]

All I know about my TARDIS interiors is that McGann's and Series 5 to 7a's are my top 2 favorite designs. And I favor all modern TARDISes over the ones seen from 1963 to 1989. (I've always liked TARDIS interiors that do something different from the traditional white console room with a shorter time rotor.)

[@RossM3838]

the wooden control room was used only once during the Mask of Mandragora in 1976. It was used because of an electricians strike.

[@jennyford1835]

I really like when the tec looks practical. Where it could actually be a scientific instrument. Going off that, I would say the 12th doctors TARDIS is my most loved The warm orange light contrasting his alien personality. The metal looking like a high tech professors office. The Chalkboard. It just all works.

[@geekdetritus5503]

One of the things we definitely lost when McGann didn't get a series is all that they could've done in that Tardis. Think about how much they did with just that one tv movie.

[@Galvion1980]

I'm pretty sure the Doctor calls the round things "the round things", too ;-)

[@historymysteries4134]

But which one do you picture for the Tardis? I suspect a lot of people like me just picture the coral interiors.

[@youtubingjaguar5082]

I picture either Capaldi's or Whittaker's. Most often, I'll picture Capaldi's with Missy sitting in a chair reading. ;)

[@alunrundle162]

In defence of Davison's 2nd console (Keyboards) you may not have noticed but, with that particular console, the Doctor gets a heck of a lot better at actually getting to where he aimed for! Thinking on it I get the feeling the TARDIS was made deliberately more functional and easier for him to control (when he didn't have six other people helping him pilot)on's second Console,

[@timelordrohan9425]

My ranking: 3rd doctor’s first interior 13th doctor’s interior 11th doctor’s 1st interior Flat wall interior Salad bowl interior War doctor interior Wooden interior 11th doctor’s redesigned interior 1st and 2nd interior 9th and 10th interior 8th doctor interior 4th doctors 2nd interior 5th Doctor redesigned interior 12th doctor’s interior

[@Venemofthe888]

I forgot about the war doctors one his one was the mix of the classic and the coral

[@thomasleongeorgerobertglad7560]

Matt's first console is my favorite and the reason it felt too nonsensical and magical was following the Ponds departure it represented 11 at his happiest, he lost the Ponds if you read the books between Angel's and Snowmen he comes to resent the console room because it reminds him of the Ponds and reminds him of a time in that life that he was happy, which he wasnt anymore so he changed it

[@gabrielstrong2186]

The “round things” are actually called roundels, so you were pretty close. And I think the Secondary Control Room (The wooden one) I think first came in “The Hand of Evil” Tom Baker and Sarah Jane Smith. Actually it seems I’m wrong about the first reveal of the Wooden Console Room. According to the Interwebs it was first shown in “The Masque of Mandragora” a series repeated so often in Australia when I was a kid I may well have a mental block about it

[@samuelbarber4154]

Yeah, that's what I liked about series 5 also. I like the idea that it may have some weird things, like he might have a typewriter hooked up to an accordion or something.

[@Estarfigam]

I'd move Baker's wood one up with Cappaldi's and MacGann mainly because it does look like it would be the 4th Doctor's home.

[@Yickerd]

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[@wil2209]

I hate how 13ths console matches the screwdriver because there’s no reason for them to look the same unless they’re connected which is impossible because the new sonic is BRAND new and if it is that reason the console should have changed because the sonic should have changed because she made it, which is cool, but it’s only made for functionality even though it’s later on used for absolutely EVERYTHING

[@jonathan.palfrey]

This is one of your more lovable performances. I sympathize somewhat with your choices but I'm honestly not sure which interior I like best. Born in 1954, I rather like the older ones, but I don't discard the newer ones, which have something to be said for them. I also feel that the TARDIS should look lived in, because it is: it's the Doctor's home. There should be clutter, and personal touches. You choose a number one, but you give us only a very brief glimpse of it, presumably assuming that we remember it well. Please take pity on those of us with poor memories, and give us at least a bit more exposure to your favourite TARDIS interior.

[@thegamingninja3578]

I swear the 1st doctors tardis was massive initially but after that it seemed to get smaller for

[@AubreySciFi]

What about the TARDIS console room from "The Three Doctors" (1973)? That's my personal favorite interior of the Pertwee era. It was fairly spacious, it had a very obvious Hexagonal shape echoing the shape of the console, and that interesting glass paneled alcove at the back with the overhead lighting. Plus the deep set roundels held over from the 60's design and the updated console that was a sort of Hartnell version Mk2. Sure the "Colony In Space" (1971) version is nice, but the "Three Doctors" version is much better! I also am not a big fan of the shallow roundelled walls of Tom Baker's early seasons, but to be fair the shallow roundelled walls were only on one side of the room. The other side was the standard deep-set roundels which were lit up and looked good, so it was an interesting mix actually. So depending on the shot angle it could look good or bad. The later lit-up yellowish ones that carried on into the 80's were much better than the first shallow roundel design. Although I kind of prefer the console in the Pertwee era, so I guess the "Three Doctors" variant is my favorite version of the 70's. I do really like the (1963) Hartnell original and the 1983 "Five Doctors" (onwards) console room too. And the 8th Doctor (1996) movie version even though it didn't have any roundels. Actually the lack of good roundels has been my main criticism of most of the new series console rooms. My favorite New series console room design is the Capaldi version as it is the closest to the classic series variants that I like. Oh, and whereas I loved the wood paneled walls of the Tom Baker secondary control room, I hated it's tiny little console with nothing but a few buttons on each side. Now the walls from that room paired with the beautiful 8th Doctor redwood console would be awesome!

[@MrLegendofLP]

How did I know that Smith's first TARDIS would be ranked number one? I totally agree with your choice though, it's just so much fun to look at. I think the reason that the "nonsense" works is that the Doctor didn't redesign it himself, the TARDIS did that in this instance, so there are bits and pieces of just about everything. Although honestly even if the Doctor had designed it, I think it would have been the same, Smith's Doctor is so scattered he would just have grabbed anything lying around.

[@docskywalker51riftstudios58]

i believe for the billionth time this video mandragoura

[@cathyn7640]

YES! I love the Whimsy Tardis. It's Art Deco and Steampunk and gorgeous eye candy. My absolute favorite. A perfect match for The Eleventh Doctor. When I think of The Doctor's Wife, it's like the personality of this interior.

[@maurinet2291]

I wondered if you'd come up with the same one as me. You did! Yay! I actually had different reasons, well, other than the just flat out cool features on the consul which could and did become plot points at a whim. I LOVED the fact the floor was transparent so you could set scenes underneath, and watch the Doctor tinker with his beloved machine. And when it was walked on, there was so much depth. It was like a sucker punch when they went to the steel floor. The pumping up and down action of the time travel thing (not sure what its called) adds so much more tension to the adventure than the merry go round spinning, though I kind of got used to it by the end of Capaldi's run. I loved that the shape wasn't a straight tower, but more reminiscent of a Chihuly glass sculpture. It was the perfect Tardis. I loved it so much. Kind of an interesting related point; did anyone catch at the end of Deep Breath when we first meet Missy? If you look closely, I think she's actually on her Tardis. Pond and statue in the middle for a consul, you have the columns, the deck area, and why can't a Tardis look like an outdoor garden? They can look like anything.

[@SeanORaigh]

I jumped from Genesis of the Daleks to The Deadly Assassin and I didn't even recognise the TARDIS in that story.

[@CharlestonRat]

Honestly, I think Thirteen’s/Whittaker’s TARDIS is my favourite. I agree it’s more claustrophobic than previous new-era control rooms, but this is the first time I can look at the TARDIS interior and truly believe that the TARDIS is a sentient, living creature just as much as it is a machine. I also don’t mind how dark it is because of how beautifully those crystals glow. Personally, if you took the organic vibe of Whittaker’s, the multiple storeys and staircases of Smith’s, and the homeliness of Capaldi’s, you’d get my perfect TARDIS. Oh, and just add some windows to the outside world, woo :-p

[@evo_is_confused]

I'm still waiting for Lego to make more TARDIS interiors other than 12's.

[@timelordrohan9425]

Yep

[@alexandertheprotogen6180]

I like 13’s tardis for the nostalgic reasons of the time rotor not reaching the ceiling and the roundels

[@superraegun2649]

I’d put the whimsical Tardis at number one, but partly because it matches 11’s personality. I love it when the interior matches personality. If 9 had had that Tardis, I really wouldn’t have liked it because it just wouldn’t go well with 9.

[@The_Eyes_Have_It]

Ahh! Your top 3 were so close to mine! I would've just ranked 8's TARDIS in first place and 11's first console in 2nd. War's console does fit nicely in 3rd 😊

[@emilyharper7448]

I totally agree with your number 1 pick!

[@samuelbarber4154]

If I were to make my own, I would create a fusion of the Peter Capaldi TARDIS and the classic era TARDISes.

[@TheMissileHappy]

I really liked the 9th and 10th Tardis, it just looks so comfy. You just want to chill on those things and read a book or something :D made me feel like it was actually the doctors home

[@defnekahraman9042]

Ok so yes I understand why Moffat changed it but what about a story reason? Here's my take on why eleven changed it, So as everyone knows amy, rory and eleven were very close and when they "died" he couldn't look at the tardis without feeling sad so he changed it to spare his feelings. Just an idea not to be taken literally.

[@rosco31100]

Head cannon. Whatever works for you, and I've heard others suggest it. It's the same reason in my head.

[@Sailor_Enchantix]

The 11th Doctor's first TARDIS is my favorite also. It's funny because anyone else I talk to has it much lower on their list.

[@TimLeeSongs]

Great video as always. My list would be very different, but I’m not a snob, each to their own! I like difference of opinion! Thanks for your video :)

[@survivordave]

I couldn’t agree more with your top pick. Matt Smith’s first TARDIS was perfect 👌. I love the typewriter as keyboard, the random pinball machine built into the console, the desk bell-it’s just the best fit for Smith’s Doctor.

[@Jasper_Tree]

I liked this video. Just a suggestion- it would have been cool if as you were describing why you ranked each tardis your camera went up into the left corner over the picture of each tardis so we could continue to see what you were talking about - I found myself pausing and rewinding a lot. Other than that, great ranking. Capaldi’s will always be my favourite though. I love the bookshelves and the chalkboard too much

[@kittyprydekissme]

I mostly agree with everything you say here. I would put the current crystal TARDIS dead last, and I would rank the Davies coral design lower than you did (maybe even second to last). And I would put the original TARDIS somewhere higher, but I'm not sure how high. I really loved how it appeared in the first season. It was so much bigger than it was in later seasons. I don't know why they shrank it down. And I liked how it had additional machinery behind glass walls and stuff. I would put the first Matt Smith version slightly lower, and I would probably put Capaldi as number one (although the movie TARDIS might take that spot if I ever get around to seeing it again). I do think Moffatt overdid the silly controls a bit. I think it would've worked better with more traditional buttons, knobs, switches, and sliders, plus no more than two or three out-of-place weird-object devices. (And I really hated the bicycle pump.)

[@Ben-vf5gk]

The 8th Doctor's is easily my favourite.

[@mhollis1989]

For 13's TARDIS, I feel that the the crystal columns and the lighting killed this design. I'm willing to overlook the columns, but the lighting is a whole other beast. The console is where the magic happens, and it's hard to appreciate the controls' design, if you can't even SEE the controls.

[@katybechnikova2821]

Well, you certainly didn't piss me of. I mostly agree with you, although I would rank the 13th Doctor's design higher, but solely because of the cookie.