The Doctor is officially returning, but the newest version of the Time Lord is going to cause some serious continuity concerns for fans.

In terms of interior beauty, the only starship in all of science fiction to have a more iconic look than the bridges of the various starships Enterprise is the TARDIS from Doctor Who. Although the ...

BBC Books released an excerpt from I, TARDIS: Memories of an Impossible Blue Box that evokes all those thoughts again, not that hardcore Doctor Who fans need an excuse not to think about the odd and ...

The BBC's iconic Doctor Who franchise embarks on a new era with the first confirmed series following Russell T Davies' second ...

Step into the TARDIS and revisit all the actors who've played the Time Lord since 'Doctor Who' premiered in 1963 ...

The TARDIS is the real poster child for the show. It's the most unique ship in Science Fiction television and uses the British tendency to take the mundane and imbue it with surrealism and meaning.

When Doctor Who debuted in 1963, the First Doctor, played by William Hartnell, took his first human companions the professors Barbara Wright and Ian Chesterton into the TARDIS. Initially, the writers ...

BBC just revealed the first details for 'Doctor Who: TARDIS Crew,' an animated spinoff targeted at children.

No piece of iconography is as identifiable with Doctor Who as the TARDIS. The blue phone box serves as the Doctor's home, vehicle, and time and space machine. That's why it's so shocking that a screen ...