So who's liking the 2014 TARDIS console room?

[Neroon]

Now that the dust has settled, let's return to the discussion on the console room. Any more discussions on the policy changes or the causes for it should be directed to the QSF forum or to T'Bonz herself.

And thanks M.A.C.O., for understanding.

 

[Mark_Nguyen]

On that, I guess it's apparent that the current pilot of the TARDIS has had the suspension checked, as the ship largely does not bounce around like it used to. Maybe the Eleventh Doctor started the process (after "The Bells of St. John" anyway), but this season there has been a distinct lack of the usual rattling about the TARDIS has become known for in the modern era of the show.

Must be a point address in the writer's bible or something as well. After all, the console room is now littered with all sorts of stuff that SHOULD fly about if the TARDIS were bumping along as it used to: books, chairs, blackboards... Moffat probably set out that this year, the TARDIS would be a much more stable vehicle regardless of what it was doing - so all the awesome clutter in the console room will stay put no matter what the script says!

Mark

 

[Sindatur]

On that, I guess it's apparent that the current pilot of the TARDIS has had the suspension checked, as the ship largely does not bounce around like it used to. Maybe the Eleventh Doctor started the process (after "The Bells of St. John" anyway), but this season there has been a distinct lack of the usual rattling about the TARDIS has become known for in the modern era of the show.

Must be a point address in the writer's bible or something as well. After all, the console room is now littered with all sorts of stuff that SHOULD fly about if the TARDIS were bumping along as it used to: books, chairs, blackboards... Moffat probably set out that this year, the TARDIS would be a much more stable vehicle regardless of what it was doing - so all the awesome clutter in the console room will stay put no matter what the script says!

Mark

Being hacked up by the Dinosaur and tossed onto the ground, probably separated a bad connection, or sealed a loose connection

 

[DWF]

I am not aware of the photograph mentioned in which Louise Jameson appeared in a bikini. I do know that she had a wardrobe malfunction in "The Talons of Weng-Chiang". It would fall under one of the categories mentioned above.

It wasn't a bikini, it was her normal warrior's outfit. The first person to wear a bikini on Doctor Who was Nicola Bryant in Planet Of Fire.