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The Doctor's bedroom was first depicted in [[DWM 69]]'s [[Doctor Who? (DWM 69 comic story)| | The Doctor's bedroom was first depicted in [[DWM 69]]'s [[Doctor Who? (DWM 69 comic story)|instalment]] of ''[[Doctor Who? (comic series)|Doctor Who?]]'' in which the [[Fifth Doctor]] was awoken by the [[Cloister Bell]]. At that time the room contained an [[alarm clock]] and a [[teddy bear]]. | ||
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Revision as of 20:09, 28 March 2020
The Doctor had his own bedroom in his TARDIS.
The Eleventh Doctor was asked once if he had a room but never answered. (TV: The Doctor's Wife) The Doctor didn't sleep as much as humans, (COMIC: Four Doctors; TV: Good Night, Bad Night, Deep Breath) but preferred to sleep when alone. (TV: Sleep No More)
The Tenth Doctor would sometimes use his room. Rose-the-cat often slept near his feet. (COMIC: A Rose by Any Other Name)
Behind the scenes
The Doctor's bedroom was first depicted in DWM 69's instalment of Doctor Who? in which the Fifth Doctor was awoken by the Cloister Bell. At that time the room contained an alarm clock and a teddy bear.
