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By some accounts, the Seventh Doctor used a TARDIS control room with sharply angled walls with non-angular roundels and a roof resembling the canopy seen in the First Doctor's console room. (COMIC: The Chameleon Factor, Metamorphosis, The Last Word)
It kept the hatstand from previous control rooms. (COMIC: The Chameleon Factor, et al.)
History[[edit] | [edit source]]
This interior replaced the control room which the Doctor has used since his fifth incarnation. During the replacement, the TARDIS interior briefly became a forest due to the TARDIS's interior dimensions being altered by the Doctor's signet ring interfacing with the chameleon circuit icon system. (COMIC: The Chameleon Factor)
The Doctor still used this room during his travels with Antimony. At that time, the walls appeared mauve-coloured. (WC: "At the Temple of the Fourth" [+]Part of Death Comes to Time, Loading...{"namedep":"At the Temple of the Fourth","1":"Death Comes to Time (webcast)"}) Casmus's TARDIS had a comparable interior, but with a warmer hue to the walls. (WC: "No Child of Earth" [+]Part of Death Comes to Time, Loading...{"namedep":"No Child of Earth","1":"Death Comes to Time (webcast)"})
Behind the scenes[[edit] | [edit source]]
- For DWM 532, Gavin Rymill designed a GC reconstruction of this TARDIS control room.
Doctor Who Magazine TARDIS control room. (DWM 532)
