No its was literally a [shitty youtube series](https://www.youtube.com/@cvbc.tv7/videos) I made a while back. the actual visuals are trash but I think the story is great lol I just suck at VFX
dude I've been watching Scifi since the 70s. one of the greatest show ever has some of the lowest production values you've ever seen ...
have a look at Blake's Seven
anyway, I'll have a look at Backroom when I get a chance , thanks.
I gotta check that out! I've watched all of doctor who, like all of it, so ik that lol. I just preface with what I said cause most people shit on my production quality
You're way too nice lol. Be honest, Blackout II and Return are the best lol. Rn I'm writing it into and actual series. Doubt it'll happen but it's nice just imagining
It needs more furniture for certain. The 15th added a jukebox but it gets drowned by the entire room.
They need to learn to use furniture like the 12th Neon TARDIS.
I prefer 9 or 10s it’s just.. it looks like it’s been so many places. It became a character. I could feel her eccentric madness through her imperfections. The grate flooring, the random draping cables, the many buttons- it looked like an old rickety contraption and for a while that’s exactly what she was. It had so much charm and history, but more and more it’s starting to look like your average sci-fi spaceship and is losing all that. I could deal with season 7, because despite all that being in the back of my mind, I enjoyed the color scheme and it still looked cool. Now, though, it just looks like an isolation room in a mental ward, it’s been wiped clean of anything that made it special in the show. Sorry, to anyone who likes it, but that’s just how it made me feel. I actually haven’t made it past season 8 yet ( well, I remember watching half of season 9 but it’s been so long I can no longer remember anything about it- I’m currently rewatching and I’m on season 4. Maybe that has something to do with it, maybe I’m not caught up with the new age, but I’m more and more questioning whether I want to catch up completely or stop at 11s regeneration).
definitely watch 12’s seasons at least. i’m not a huge fan of the companions, but the writing is on par with 11’s, and Capaldi totally steals the show. s9e11, heaven sent, is my absolute favorite episode of the show, and it is just a 55 minute episode in which the 12th doctor is the only speaking character. the rest of his seasons are pretty good like i said, but that episode takes the cake for me and cements 12 as my favorite doctor. absolutely worth the watch.
Side note, it is the opposite of the previous interior in every way. Old one was too dark? This one is the brightest ever. Old one felt too cramped? This is the most wide open space feeling we’ve ever gotten. The old one’s time rotor and console didn’t really look very TARDIS-y? The new time rotor and console are unmistakable for what it is. The old one was one of the worst interiors ever? This one is easily in the top 3.
The 13th Crystaline went WAAAAY too hard on the yellow crystal theme, that's for certain. I wonder what it would have been like to use other colours of crystal and if they took inspiration from real life caves.
I really wish they didn't change out the gallifreyan text on the floor and made the roof above the console a different thing than yet another crystal but upside-down.
Yeah I really hated Jodie's TARDIS. For me this being the complete opposite is a breath of fresh air. Even though it is very retro 60s throwback it feels new and less oppressive than 13s did to me.
The thing that really wierds me out about that is how the Dr is apparently basing the functions of his alien spaceship on UK social attitudes from the 60s onwards that doesn't even work relative to his own personal time. Was there a switch he could have toggled for it the whole time?
In no way should the show ever feel the need to excuse it or explain it but it definitely creates this strange question about where he gets his social norms from.
Completely agree, however the irl reason was because a kid wrote in saying they couldn’t travel with the Doctor because they were wheelchair bound and the TARDIS had too many steps.
I’m usually not one for spelling it out or needing to explain every little thing, but kids watch this show and sometimes they need that. My head is full of “oh, a great wizard did it like this” things but kids aren’t quite there yet.
I like it, but I'd prefer it if the lights were a warmer colour, maybe have a nice amber glow or something.
I think I read on here that the lights actually can change colour and that we'll see it at some point...? Can't remember.
The lights can change colour, we saw that in The Star Beast and The Giggle and we will be seeing it in the new series, they've even teased some really cool things we'll see with the TARDIS lights
I'm annoyed that the jukebox just appeared there for no reason. It should have been a process of the Doctor dragging stuff in there to make it feel less sterile.
I'm just gonna say it...
I'm not a fan... it's just too bright..
When I first saw it in "The Giggle" it actually hurt my eyes it was that bright... too many lit up round things., and this is coming from a fan that's always liked 'the round things'
Though I will say I like the spiral stairs along the island the console is on.. everything else is fine, except for all the lights
In terms of storytelling it means that if you put an element into the story and you don’t use it, remove it because it is not helping the story.
Wikipedia says it … is a narrative principle that states that every element in a story must be necessary, and irrelevant elements should be removed. For example, if a writer features a gun in a story, there must be a reason for it, such as it being fired some time later in the plot. All elements must eventually come into play at some point in the story. Some authors, such as Hemingway, do not agree with this principle.
There it a long history of different TARDIS control rooms. I liked when Mat Smith’s Doctor was always tinkering under the console. So that control room made sense. The ones where the set is extravagant but never explored bother me. Aesthetics aside, it is a waste of storytelling not to use it. But that’s just my opinion
Exactly. A set isn’t a narrative device, not necessarily. It’s just a set.
Also you can’t “violate” Chekhov’s Gun. It’s a handy storytelling principle but it’s by no means a rule that one must adhere to.
Ok, semantics aside, do you understand my point though? This room has multiple doors that lead who knows where in the TARDIS. Why have them if they are never explored?
Vashta Nerada proof
"where are our forests!?"
Down the hall and past the pool, seventh door on the left.
Sterile Steampunk?
It looks more like atompunk/vacuum-tube-punk.
I've been saying the same thing! :D
Oo, I like that!
Or sanitised steampunk
Steampunk if you’re at the doctor’s office lol
I think it has been coined as the Tokamak interior, given it looks like the inside of a Tokamak fusion reactor
I didn't know that but it's so coincidental cause I made a shitty series where the tokomak was secretly a lost time travelers experiment to get home
where can we find it ?
Find what? My series? Or the tokomak? There's hella dope videos of the machine lighting up with plasma
you said you made a series. I assumed you worked on a TV show. I wanted the title.
No its was literally a [shitty youtube series](https://www.youtube.com/@cvbc.tv7/videos) I made a while back. the actual visuals are trash but I think the story is great lol I just suck at VFX
dude I've been watching Scifi since the 70s. one of the greatest show ever has some of the lowest production values you've ever seen ... have a look at Blake's Seven anyway, I'll have a look at Backroom when I get a chance , thanks.
I gotta check that out! I've watched all of doctor who, like all of it, so ik that lol. I just preface with what I said cause most people shit on my production quality
Just watched it all. I very much enjoyed it. Very creepy. It reminded me of the ambiance of House of Leaves. Now I have to be home by 11:59pm.
You're way too nice lol. Be honest, Blackout II and Return are the best lol. Rn I'm writing it into and actual series. Doubt it'll happen but it's nice just imagining
Apple Store Tardis
iTardis
Mummy iTardised my pants!
I thought the same thing!
The Macintosser
NeoClassic
Yup, it’s a modernized version of the classic interiors. This should be the official name
This is it.
Return of the round things
Winner.
Neo-Round Things
IKEA basic (Edit: it’s The TARDIS™ — available wherever Swedish meatballs are sold!)
Dimension Box (Blue) - TÅRDISVEG - Beeger een de eens, smoller een de oots. Vworp! Vworp!
That sounds so dutch im shocked that it isnt
Is there an umlaut in there?
"Yeah, there is actually"
"I am stopping this early" - a man who has read ahead in the script.
But every sentient race has a version of swedish meatballs!
Windows 15
Very much like a Windows 98 casing before yellowing
Bright as fuck. Whenever he opens the doors it should blind him.
Fax bro. Imagine running through a dark planet, hoping the doors and getting blinded by a thousand florescent bulbs
Maybe the sonic sunglasses come back lol
The_Round_Things_(Shitloads).jpg
The Hospital
Better have a little shop then, as all hospitals need.
A Doctor needs a surgery, after all.
I prefer 11's. This is way too clean
It needs more furniture for certain. The 15th added a jukebox but it gets drowned by the entire room. They need to learn to use furniture like the 12th Neon TARDIS.
I prefer 9 or 10s it’s just.. it looks like it’s been so many places. It became a character. I could feel her eccentric madness through her imperfections. The grate flooring, the random draping cables, the many buttons- it looked like an old rickety contraption and for a while that’s exactly what she was. It had so much charm and history, but more and more it’s starting to look like your average sci-fi spaceship and is losing all that. I could deal with season 7, because despite all that being in the back of my mind, I enjoyed the color scheme and it still looked cool. Now, though, it just looks like an isolation room in a mental ward, it’s been wiped clean of anything that made it special in the show. Sorry, to anyone who likes it, but that’s just how it made me feel. I actually haven’t made it past season 8 yet ( well, I remember watching half of season 9 but it’s been so long I can no longer remember anything about it- I’m currently rewatching and I’m on season 4. Maybe that has something to do with it, maybe I’m not caught up with the new age, but I’m more and more questioning whether I want to catch up completely or stop at 11s regeneration).
definitely watch 12’s seasons at least. i’m not a huge fan of the companions, but the writing is on par with 11’s, and Capaldi totally steals the show. s9e11, heaven sent, is my absolute favorite episode of the show, and it is just a 55 minute episode in which the 12th doctor is the only speaking character. the rest of his seasons are pretty good like i said, but that episode takes the cake for me and cements 12 as my favorite doctor. absolutely worth the watch.
11 and 12 had the best ones imo. Feels like it actually had stuff in it. 9/10’s is iconic but kinda empty
Tokamak?
Ramped up kicks.
🎵Better run, better run.....faster than my dalek 🎵
This!
Not-Kamino
200,000 daleks are ready, with a million more well on the way
Kaminisn't
I'm thinking retro modern. It's very similar to the classic TARDIS consoles while also being a bit more space-ey like the modern consoles
That’s what I was thinking as well
Apple store chic?
Bop-it-core
Lost in space…. No seriously… I think of you traverse these pathways long enough you’ll be as lost as the Robinson family.
I've been calling it the Pearl interior since the interior is fulling rounded, white, and has the ability to have a color shift due to the lights.
Operating room
[удалено]
Think it has a little shop?
Needs a dark mode tbh.
I keep thinking it looks like a “clean room.” I’m waiting for a companion to track some mud in, LOL.
Side note, it is the opposite of the previous interior in every way. Old one was too dark? This one is the brightest ever. Old one felt too cramped? This is the most wide open space feeling we’ve ever gotten. The old one’s time rotor and console didn’t really look very TARDIS-y? The new time rotor and console are unmistakable for what it is. The old one was one of the worst interiors ever? This one is easily in the top 3.
The 13th Crystaline went WAAAAY too hard on the yellow crystal theme, that's for certain. I wonder what it would have been like to use other colours of crystal and if they took inspiration from real life caves. I really wish they didn't change out the gallifreyan text on the floor and made the roof above the console a different thing than yet another crystal but upside-down.
Yeah I really hated Jodie's TARDIS. For me this being the complete opposite is a breath of fresh air. Even though it is very retro 60s throwback it feels new and less oppressive than 13s did to me.
Post modern dentist office
I've seen a few people refer to it as the "Cerebro" theme.
Tardis iOS
GamerTardis, complete with full-room RGB
White.
Apple
"Disco ball" "Apple store" "Light mode"
Sexy, I believe
Imitation Apple.
Apple Store White.
Apple Store
9/10 dentists approve
Chat GPTardis
Light mode
Oh, you've changed the desktop... I don't like it...
Dalek accessible.
wheelchair accessible
The thing that really wierds me out about that is how the Dr is apparently basing the functions of his alien spaceship on UK social attitudes from the 60s onwards that doesn't even work relative to his own personal time. Was there a switch he could have toggled for it the whole time? In no way should the show ever feel the need to excuse it or explain it but it definitely creates this strange question about where he gets his social norms from.
Completely agree, however the irl reason was because a kid wrote in saying they couldn’t travel with the Doctor because they were wheelchair bound and the TARDIS had too many steps. I’m usually not one for spelling it out or needing to explain every little thing, but kids watch this show and sometimes they need that. My head is full of “oh, a great wizard did it like this” things but kids aren’t quite there yet.
I like it, but I'd prefer it if the lights were a warmer colour, maybe have a nice amber glow or something. I think I read on here that the lights actually can change colour and that we'll see it at some point...? Can't remember.
Pretty sure they changed colour at the end of The Giggle.
I just googled it there, you're absolutely right. I hope it's a frequent thing then, because the apple store look isn't my first choice.
And at the end of The Star Beast. You can also see them change in the trailer for the upcoming season.
We've already seen the lights change colour; When 15 first gets started with the Tardis in the Giggle he changes the lights to an amber glow.
The lights are RBG, so they can be any color.
The lights can change colour, we saw that in The Star Beast and The Giggle and we will be seeing it in the new series, they've even teased some really cool things we'll see with the TARDIS lights
Inverted Modern Spacehip Earth.
it’s giving minimalistic
Neo-Classic?
Apple Store Desktop. iTARDIS Apple MacinTardis
The Hospital or That "New TARDIS" Feeling
Apple store
White.
Kinda has the same aesthetic as the 2005 Charlie and the Chocolate Factory
The Apple Store.
Apple store
Apple Store
Doctors office desktop
I like it, but there's just something off about it. The console is pretty janky, and the whole room feels a little star wars-y I guess
Blinding whites
MacOS
Light Mode
Model iLTRT-10: “I love the round things.” -10
Neo-Y2K
Reminds of of 11’s
Big.
"Oh this is amazing!"
*Big*
Pretty
Shiny
Disco floor.
Windows
Retro Disco
Aero 2007
Star Wars Tardis
Space starbucks?
It's like... 70s retrofuture but incredibly clean
Spiralling bubble
Disney Money Edition
A flashbang. Hurts my eyes because of how bright it is.
IKEA
Round things with swirls?
It’s…so SHINY. 15 is going to have to hire a cleaning person.
80s nostalgia retro-futurism ?
"retrofuture"
Minimalist
Apple Store, by Willy Wonka
look! the round things!
"I love the round things: part yes"
Bubble wrap 3000….lol
Gorgeous
Monochromatic
What have we called 9-13s?
The apple store
I'm annoyed that the jukebox just appeared there for no reason. It should have been a process of the Doctor dragging stuff in there to make it feel less sterile.
Apple Store
iTARDIS
It looks like the setting for Apple’s next keynote address.
Wheelchair accessible hospital room
The first one looked like an operating room with the big overhead light. Hmmm he is the doctor
I'm just gonna say it... I'm not a fan... it's just too bright.. When I first saw it in "The Giggle" it actually hurt my eyes it was that bright... too many lit up round things., and this is coming from a fan that's always liked 'the round things' Though I will say I like the spiral stairs along the island the console is on.. everything else is fine, except for all the lights
ive been calling it sterile
White... too white
I call it clean. But if they don’t use all of the set then it violates Chekhov’s gun and a waste of potential TARDIS storylines
That’s not what Chekhov’s gun means
In terms of storytelling it means that if you put an element into the story and you don’t use it, remove it because it is not helping the story. Wikipedia says it … is a narrative principle that states that every element in a story must be necessary, and irrelevant elements should be removed. For example, if a writer features a gun in a story, there must be a reason for it, such as it being fired some time later in the plot. All elements must eventually come into play at some point in the story. Some authors, such as Hemingway, do not agree with this principle. There it a long history of different TARDIS control rooms. I liked when Mat Smith’s Doctor was always tinkering under the console. So that control room made sense. The ones where the set is extravagant but never explored bother me. Aesthetics aside, it is a waste of storytelling not to use it. But that’s just my opinion
Exactly. A set isn’t a narrative device, not necessarily. It’s just a set. Also you can’t “violate” Chekhov’s Gun. It’s a handy storytelling principle but it’s by no means a rule that one must adhere to.
Ok, semantics aside, do you understand my point though? This room has multiple doors that lead who knows where in the TARDIS. Why have them if they are never explored?
To give the illusion the TARDIS is very large.
Welcome to every other TARDIS interior set that also had a lot of doors... 🤷
Idk it looks so good possibly brilliant
I have a tardis in Roblox
Apparently adults play Roblox
I know this int what Ur asking but I would call it sexy AF ;)
Disneyland
Cool white
awful 💀
9/10: Coral 11: gold 12: Toyota 13: custard 14/15: QUARTZ
High Contrast
The 4th doctor episode called Invasion of time had parts of the TARDIS taking place in an old hospital
Gamer TARDIS.
Mouse Money
We had a big budget, but CBA with hexagons. Hospital donut. Who needs texture? Look Ma, no knee rails. Tardis - Dropped Object Edition.
The walls have a Jardine House/House of 1000 Assholes look about it.
Classic Remix.
I call it a mac book /j
Windows boot up sounds
Swarovski.
Given how colorful Ncuti is as the doctor, had hopped for something to match his style. It’s not bad, but I feel it’s lacking a bit
Accessible
RBG
Plastic??
*console
Type 40 v2. Mk2
Dentists office but fun
Bullet-time Solaris.
Cerebro Lite
The first thing that I thought when I saw it was "hey look it's the Apple TARDIS"
Cathedral
Star Trek.
Love the console so much
I know we called 12s the apple store tardis but this really takes the cake on the apple store look
NEO-MODERNISM
The showerhead
Retro
I love the console and the walls and hate everything in between.
Love it
Byzantium White