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}}'''Susannah Leah''' was a schoolgirl from [[Lancashire]], [[England]] who won a 2009 competition on ''[[Blue Peter]]'' to design a [[TARDIS console]] to be featured on ''[[Doctor Who]]''.<ref>"[http://www.bbc.co.uk/doctorwho/dw/news/bulletin_110510_04/New_TARDIS_in_the_New_Episode New TARDIS in the New Episode]", BBC.co.uk</ref>


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At age twelve, while attending school in Todmorden,<ref>"[http://www.todmordennews.co.uk/lifestyle/lifestyle-leisure-and-entertainment/blue_peter_awaits_for_our_susannah_1_3352849 Blue Peter awaits for our Susannah]", ''Todmorden News,'' 5 May 2011</ref> Leah submitted a console design which was chosen by [[Steven Moffat]], [[Edward Thomas]] and ''Blue Peter'' editor Tim Levell as the winner for the 11-12 age group. [[Matt Smith]] chose Susannah's design out of the three age groups' winning entries as his favourite, and the design was used as the console for the [[Junk TARDIS]] in ''[[The Doctor's Wife]]''.
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}}'''Susannah Leah''' is a schoolgirl from [[Lancashire]], [[England]] who won a [[2009]] competition on ''[[Blue Peter]]'' to design a [[TARDIS]] console to be featured on ''[[Doctor Who]].''<ref>"[http://www.bbc.co.uk/doctorwho/dw/news/bulletin_110510_04/New_TARDIS_in_the_New_Episode New TARDIS in the New Episode]", BBC.co.uk</ref>


At age twelve, while attending school in Todmorden,<ref>"[http://www.todmordennews.co.uk/lifestyle/lifestyle-leisure-and-entertainment/blue_peter_awaits_for_our_susannah_1_3352849 Blue Peter awaits for our Susannah]", ''Todmorden News,'' 5 May 2011</ref> Susannah submitted a console design which was chosen by [[Steven Moffat]], [[Edward Thomas]] and ''Blue Peter'' editor Tim Levell as the winner for the 11-12 age group. [[Matt Smith]] chose Susannah's design out of the three age groups' winning entries as his favourite, and the design was used as the console for the [[Junk TARDIS]] in ''[[The Doctor's Wife]].''
[[File:Susannah Leah TARDIS console design.jpg|thumb|left|Susannah Leah's winning TARDIS console design.]]
Leah was featured on the 10 May 2011 episode of ''Blue Peter.'' She was brought for a visit to the art department, during which she met [[Michael Pickwoad]] and saw her console being built. She was later taken to watch the location filming of the scene featuring her console in [[House (The Doctor's Wife)|House]]'s TARDIS junkyard. During a break in filming she was introduced to [[Matt Smith]], who congratulated her and praised her design.


[[File:Susannah Leah TARDIS console design.jpg|thumb|right|Susannah Leah's winning TARDIS console design.]]
In the closing credits of ''The Doctor's Wife'', Susannah was given the on-screen credit "Junk Console Designer."
Susannah was featured on the [[10 May]] [[2011]] episode of ''Blue Peter.'' She was brought for a visit to the art department, during which she met [[Michael Pickwoad]] and saw her console being built. She was later taken to watch the location filming of the scene featuring her console in [[House]]'s TARDIS junkyard. During a break in filming she was introduced to [[Matt Smith]], who congratulated her and praised her design. It was also announced that Susannah's TARDIS would be produced as a playset by [[Character Options]].


In the closing credits of ''The Doctor's Wife'', Susannah was given the on-screen credit "Junk Console Designer."
Leah's TARDIS was produced as a playset by [[Character Options]] (with credit to Leah on the toy's packaging) and a figurine by [[Eaglemoss Collections]] (with credit to Leah in the accompanying magazine.)


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Latest revision as of 23:56, 28 December 2023

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Susannah Leah was a schoolgirl from Lancashire, England who won a 2009 competition on Blue Peter to design a TARDIS console to be featured on Doctor Who.[1]

At age twelve, while attending school in Todmorden,[2] Leah submitted a console design which was chosen by Steven Moffat, Edward Thomas and Blue Peter editor Tim Levell as the winner for the 11-12 age group. Matt Smith chose Susannah's design out of the three age groups' winning entries as his favourite, and the design was used as the console for the Junk TARDIS in The Doctor's Wife.

Susannah Leah's winning TARDIS console design.

Leah was featured on the 10 May 2011 episode of Blue Peter. She was brought for a visit to the art department, during which she met Michael Pickwoad and saw her console being built. She was later taken to watch the location filming of the scene featuring her console in House's TARDIS junkyard. During a break in filming she was introduced to Matt Smith, who congratulated her and praised her design.

In the closing credits of The Doctor's Wife, Susannah was given the on-screen credit "Junk Console Designer."

Leah's TARDIS was produced as a playset by Character Options (with credit to Leah on the toy's packaging) and a figurine by Eaglemoss Collections (with credit to Leah in the accompanying magazine.)

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  1. "New TARDIS in the New Episode", BBC.co.uk
  2. "Blue Peter awaits for our Susannah", Todmorden News, 5 May 2011