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[[File:Doc2Sonic.jpg|190px|left]] First introduced on screen in [[1968]] the [[sonic screwdriver]] has been one of [[the Doctor]]'s most used devices. Apparently a product of [[Gallifrey]]an technology several versions have been made, both by the Doctor and his associates. The Doctor has had at least seven different versions of a sonic screwdriver, with many of the versions exhibiting similar functions such as disabling bombs, removing screws, destroying controls and dematerialising [[the Doctor's TARDIS|his TARDIS]]...[[Sonic screwdriver|Read more]]'''...
[[File:Doc2Sonic.jpg|180px|left]] First introduced on screen in [[1968]] the [[sonic screwdriver]] has been one of [[the Doctor]]'s most used devices. Apparently a product of [[Gallifrey]]an technology several versions have been made, both by the Doctor and his associates. The Doctor has had at least seven different versions of a sonic screwdriver, with many of the versions exhibiting similar functions such as disabling bombs, removing screws, destroying controls and dematerialising [[the Doctor's TARDIS|his TARDIS]]...[[Sonic screwdriver|Read more]]'''...


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Article of the month

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First introduced on screen in 1968 the sonic screwdriver has been one of the Doctor's most used devices. Apparently a product of Gallifreyan technology several versions have been made, both by the Doctor and his associates. The Doctor has had at least seven different versions of a sonic screwdriver, with many of the versions exhibiting similar functions such as disabling bombs, removing screws, destroying controls and dematerialising his TARDIS...Read more...

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