Random Doctor Who Facts You Might Not Know, Part 53
The TARDIS's blue box exterior slightly changes in appearance due to chameleonic fluctuation. (Novel: St. Anthony's Fire)
The Eleventh Doctor claimed to have a seventh sense - the Finding Evil Sense. (Novel: Magic of the Angels) This would make sense, considering that the Doctor often gets prickling sensations or other odd feelings when he senses something evil nearby.
The Fifth Doctor wore question mark patterned pyjamas. (Novel: Divided Loyalties)
According to the Twelfth Doctor, the three best coffees in the universe are: the ones Sergeant Benton made, the ones made by Elisabeth Pepys, and the ones made by Intergalactic Coffee Roasting Station. (Short story: Lights Out)
The Laika Protocol is the name for the TARDIS protocol that disposes the Doctor's body in case of their death. (Novel: Too Many Hands) This protocol was likely named after how the Relic was disposed in Novel: Alien Bodies.
The Fourth Doctor began writing a series of books called Doctor Who Discovers while he was still associated with UNIT. The Fifth Doctor would later be threatened by the publisher's robot after not completing the series. (Audio: The Kingmaker)
The Thirteenth Doctor absolutely does not like olives, and she'd need weeks to explain why. (Novel: The Good Doctor)
The Fifth Doctor hates celery as a food. He only wears it to detect praxis gases. (Audio: The Gathering)
Clive Flinch had many pictures of people he believed could be different incarnations of the Doctor. One of these was a tall, bald black woman wielding a flaming sword, and another was a young-looking child in a wheelchair with a sonic screwdriver and a K-9 unit. Also included are many photographs of numbered incarnations as well as some of Morbius Doctors. (Novel: Rose)
The Tenth Doctor once had a reaction to praxis gas after disarming a booby-trapped bomb, but he was saved by Elizabeth Garrett Anderson. (Comic: Nurse Who?)
The Entity was a being composed of two minds that had created their own space, termed grey space, and brought the Doctor in for their own amusement. The Doctor convinced them to play Monopoly, so the Entity tested the Doctor, using a bet to determine who plays first. He had seven chances to disable an android, open a door, and evade an imposter version of a companion trying to push him through the door. The Seventh, Sixth, Fifth, Fourth, Third, and Second Doctors all failed the test, being pushed through the door by their respective companion imposters, but the First Doctor passed. (Audio: Seven to One)
The Sixth Doctor traveled to the Dawn of Time and wrote "The Doctor was here" on an early planet shortly before regenerating into his Seventh. (Short story: Gone Too Soon)
The Fourteenth Doctor's kidneys are blue, which is apparently normal. (Comic: Liberation of the Daleks)
The Eleventh Doctor brooded in his TARDIS for several days after being accused of committing deadly crimes. During this time, he imagined all his previous incarnations interrogating him. When he tried to tell his past selves that he always left things better than he had found them, they all turned away and left him in disgust. (Comic: Pull to Open)
River Song's imprisonment in the Stormcage overlapped with the Delgado Master's. (Comic: The Master Plan)
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David: *arrives on set for the 60th*
RTD: So, you ready to don the trenchcoat?
David: No, I’m ready for something new.
RTD: Such as?
David: Well, Crowley wears leather vests.
RTD: This is Doctor Who.
David: I’m in my Snake Era. It can’t be contained.
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a seriously small and underrated moment of character development for Sylvia, or rather a moment that shows how much she’s mellowed in 15 years
even though her family is in danger and she’s sat with the man who caused it all - she’s the only one reaching out to see if he needs help and genuinely looks concerned
2008 Sylvia would have punched him again the moment he was awake lets be for real
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