Did anyone spot the TARDIS in this week's 'Strange New Worlds'?

[Rich Watson]

You can see it from 11.27 into the episode but at 11.33 it's big enough to be unmistakable.

 

[Marc]

guess that make its canon - the doctor exists in the Star Trek universe.
(though it could be an unbound Doctor

 

[Nerys Myk]

guess that make its canon - the doctor exists in the Star Trek universe.
(though it could be an unbound Doctor

I'm sure some eagle eyed Whovian can tell us which Doctor's TARDIS.

 

[The Nth Doctor]

Damn! I completely missed that.

Now I have to go back and rewatch the episode.

I'm sure some eagle eyed Whovian can tell us which Doctor's TARDIS.

I bet it can be extrapolate based on the size and position of the St. John Ambulance badge.

 

[The Wormhole]

I'm sure some eagle eyed Whovian can tell us which Doctor's TARDIS.

IIRC, someone in the SNW forum claims it's the Smith/Capaldi TARDIS.

In my head canon, the Billie Piper Doctor has finally followed up on Fifteen's comment in Space Babies about needing to visit Star Trek.

 

[David cgc]

IIRC, someone in the SNW forum claims it's the Smith/Capaldi TARDIS.

Looks right. It's got the white "Officers and Cars Respond to Calls" plaque, which narrows it down to Hartnell, Hurt/Eccleston/Tennent, or Smith/Capaldi, and it looks bright enough that it's probably backlit, which means it could only be the latter (and that also fits with the squatter shape and more saturated blue).

 

[Nerys Myk]

When Who returns, we need to get the Doctor’s side of this story. Seems like a classic Who setup. The Doctor and a companion wandering around a big spaceship with a mystery to solve.

 

[Allyn Gibson]

I posted this on Bluesky yesterday, and I may have shared this thought before.

I would love a series of Doctor Who with a Starfleet officer as the companion. This is a character who's already used to the universe being weird and dangerous, and the reaction to say, a Cyberman, would be more likely pulling a phaser than running away. It's sorta like Izzy Sinclair in the 90s comics; Izzy was a sci-fi fan, so she was already familiar with all of the Doctor Who tropes through sci-fi, and she could hit the ground running with little explanation in a story. I feel like La'an of Strange New Worlds would work well for this, not because Christina Chong has already been on Doctor Who but because I think her attitude would fit the TARDIS... and deflate the Doctor a bit.

I would also like to see a Star Trek-style Doctor Who spin-off with a multi-racial crew in a starship, boldly going. Maybe during the 51st-century, the ship has a Draconian captain, that sort of thing.

 

[Set Harth]

Looks right. It's got the white "Officers and Cars Respond to Calls" plaque, which narrows it down to Hartnell, Hurt/Eccleston/Tennent, or Smith/Capaldi, and it looks bright enough that it's probably backlit, which means it could only be the latter (and that also fits with the squatter shape and more saturated blue).

Wow