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{{Infobox Object
{{Infobox Object
|object name = TARDIS
|image      = DWM189Column.jpg
|image      = [[File:DWM189Column.jpg|250px]]
|type        =  
|type        = unknown model of [[TARDIS]], newer than an obsolete [[Type 40]]
|origin      = [[Time Lord]]s
|origin      = [[Time Lord]]s
|appearances = [[BE]]: ''[[Time, Love and TARDIS]]''
|only = Time, Love and TARDIS
|mentions    = }}
}}
[[The Doctor]] at some point was offered the chance to take a newer model of [[TARDIS]] that was in perfect working order. While the Doctor was led away to discuss this with another [[Time Lord]], this TARDIS, in the shape of a white column, remained on the beach with [[the Doctor's TARDIS]].
[[The Doctor]] once was offered '''a newer model of [[TARDIS]]''' in perfect working order.  


The blue box told the column how she loved the Doctor and wondered if he loved her. The column dismissed this, pointing out that TARDISes were just machines to Time Lords, to be discarded when they were no longer useful. A [[Renegade Time Lord|renegade]] had little choice but to keep on travelling with a defective TARDIS that always looked like the same thing and willfully chose to go places that were dangerous.
== History ==
While the Doctor was led away to discuss the aforementioned matter with another [[Time Lord]], this TARDIS, in the shape of a white column, remained on the beach with [[the Doctor's TARDIS]].
 
The [[blue box]] told the column how she loved the Doctor and wondered if he loved her. The column dismissed this, pointing out that TARDISes were just machines to Time Lords; to be discarded when they were no longer useful. A [[Renegade Time Lord|renegade]] had little choice but to keep on travelling with a defective TARDIS that always looked like the same thing and willfully chose to go places that were dangerous.
 
Resigned to the fact that the Doctor deserved better and sure of what he would decide, the blue box asked the column to look after him. The Doctor, however, chose his old TARDIS, echoing what she had said before, "We've been together a long time." Before the column left with the other Time Lord, the column admitted that the Doctor did love the blue box after all. ([[PROSE]]: ''[[Time, Love and TARDIS (short story)|Time, Love and TARDIS]]'')
 
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Resigned to the fact that the Doctor deserved better and sure of what he would decide, the blue box asked the column to look after him. The Doctor, however, chose his old TARDIS, echoing what she had said before, "We've been together a long time." Before the column left with the other Time Lord, the column admitted that the Doctor did love her after all. ([[BE]]: ''[[Time, Love and TARDIS]]'')
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Latest revision as of 14:55, 20 April 2024

The Doctor once was offered a newer model of TARDIS in perfect working order.

History[[edit] | [edit source]]

While the Doctor was led away to discuss the aforementioned matter with another Time Lord, this TARDIS, in the shape of a white column, remained on the beach with the Doctor's TARDIS.

The blue box told the column how she loved the Doctor and wondered if he loved her. The column dismissed this, pointing out that TARDISes were just machines to Time Lords; to be discarded when they were no longer useful. A renegade had little choice but to keep on travelling with a defective TARDIS that always looked like the same thing and willfully chose to go places that were dangerous.

Resigned to the fact that the Doctor deserved better and sure of what he would decide, the blue box asked the column to look after him. The Doctor, however, chose his old TARDIS, echoing what she had said before, "We've been together a long time." Before the column left with the other Time Lord, the column admitted that the Doctor did love the blue box after all. (PROSE: Time, Love and TARDIS)

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TARDISes
Early versions
Types
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Marks
III • IV • 212
Variants
Owned by
The Doctor
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Ace
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Parallel
universes
Auld Mortality's
universe
Silurian Earth
Parallel universe
Parallel universe
Unbound Universe
Parallel universe
The Daft Dimension
Parallel universe
Infinity Doctor's reality
Inferno Earth
Alternate timeline
Parallel universe
The Warrior's
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Parallel universe
Named
Other
Briefly used
by the Doctor
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by the Doctor
Similarly named
CORDIS • DARDIS • SARDIT • SIDRAT • SKARDIS • STARDIS • TASID
Not considered
part of the DWU
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