The Doctor's pockets

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The Doctor's pockets (either trousers or jacket) often contained large amounts of unusual items. The Tenth Doctor once claimed that his pockets were bigger on the inside. (TV: The Runaway Bride) Another time their seemingly impossible capacity was explained by the Doctor having ripped their lining. (PROSE: Frontier Worlds) The Fourth Doctor, somewhat hypocritically, once told Harry Sullivan that it was a mistake to clutter one's pockets. (TV: The Sontaran Experiment) The Thirteenth Doctor hated having empty pockets. (TV: The Woman Who Fell to Earth)

Contents of the Doctor's pockets

• a ballpoint pen, a household thermometer, an oil cap for a car with some oil still in it, two silk handkerchiefs, an inch-long everlasting candle and a box of everlasting matches (PROSE: Venusian Lullaby)
• a pair of conkers, a yo-yo, a bag of glass marbles, an old banana skin and a needle and thread (PROSE: Timewyrm: Apocalypse)
• a pair of magnets on strings, a box of drawing pins and a tuning fork (TV: The Space Pirates)
• a roll of sticky tape, a pair of scissors and some thin silver wire (TV: The War Games)
• jelly babies, a scroll granting freedom of the city of Skaro, a pilot's licence for the Mars-Venus rocket run, a galactic passport and honorary membership of the Alpha Centauran Table Tennis Club (TV: Robot)
• a yo-yo and a cricket ball (TV: The Ark in Space)
• the sonic screwdriver, a magnifying glass, a yo-yo and an etheric beam locator (TV: Genesis of the Daleks)
• a yo-yo, a toy Batmobile and a stuffed mouse (TV: The Talons of Weng-Chiang)
• a copy of Origins of the Universe (TV: Destiny of the Daleks)
• a Polaroid camera, a felt tip pen and a mirror (TV: City of Death)
• copies of Everest in Easy Stages and Teach Yourself Tibetan (TV: The Creature from the Pit)
• copies of Finnickan's Planets and So You're Caught in a Rocket Attack, a box of kitchen matches, a bag of gold dust, a yo-yo, an apple core, a magnifying glass and a bag of chocolate money (PROSE: The Well-Mannered War)
• non-Earth coins (TV: Planet of Fire)
• burnt out radio valves, a yo-yo and a neatly wrapped packet of cheddar cheese and chutney sandwiches (PROSE: Burning Heart)
• a paper clip, a cigarette lighter, a copy of Burmese Days by George Orwell and a firecracker (PROSE: Turnabout is Fair Play)
• a torch, an oil can, a paper mask, a teddy bear and a bag of sweets (TV: The Mysterious Planet)
• a blue yo-yo, a bag of jelly babies, a Swiss Army penknife, a teddy bear and an etheric beam locator (PROSE: The Hollow Men)
• stamps, a fountain pen, antique coins, a universal comms jack and several Earl Grey tea bags (AUDIO: Animal)
• a Geiger counter, a telescope, some alien coins, a congealed mass of jelly babies, a signed photograph of Louis Armstrong, a mouth organ, and a bag of marbles (PROSE: Timewyrm: Apocalypse)
• a clockwork duck, a fluid link, a pamphlet, a scarab, a lump of gold ore, a piece of chalk, a visa, a disc, a saxophone (PROSE: Playback)
• a yo-yo, a broken circuit from the TARDIS' navigation unit, the heating element from an electric kettle and a bag of jelly babies (PROSE: The Time Lord's Story)
• a bag of jelly babies, a yo-yo and a monocle (PROSE: Dark Progeny)
• the sonic screwdriver, a radiation detector, a scrawl-covered manuscript, an A-Z of Hitchemus, a ball of string, a disposable camera, two AA batteries, some loose change from various colony worlds and a half-eaten apple (PROSE: The Tomorrow Windows)
• the sonic screwdriver and several metres of string
• the sonic screwdriver, the psychic paper, a ball of string, anti-radiation pills, a pocket Gallifreyan-Cymraeg phrasebook, a bag of kola nuts, a yo-yo, a collection of coins from a dozen different planets, everlasting matches and the TARDIS key (PROSE: The Eyeless)
• a doll, a caramel apple and some yarn (TV: Cold War)
• the sonic screwdriver, the psychic paper, a satsuma, a nectarine, a piece of string, a pair of scissors, a carrot, an original Paul E. Wirt pen given to him by Mark Twain, a large key, a computer mouse, a baseball signed by Babe Ruth and a recorder (PROSE: Shroud of Sorrow)