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A collection of bedtime stores delivered by Doctor Who cast members David Tennant, Alex Kingston, Christopher Eccleston, John Simm, Freema Agyeman and John Barrowman as part of the BBC’s preschool channel CBeebies have been culled from YouTube for all to enjoy.
So if you want to be lulled to sleep by the likes of the 10th Doctor and The Master, check out the selection of videos after the break.
Sadly, the Doctor wasn’t with it. Apparently this was a prank to signal the start of the academic year at the Massachusetts Institute Of Technology. In case you’re wondering, part of the message on the door reads “FREE FOR USE OF HACKERS and DO NOT OPEN”. Check out an additional photo after the break.
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You can check him out in the video after the break playing the synthesizer with the techno group Orbital at the recent Glastonbury festival.
Have a favorite Doctor? If so, this TARDIS boxed set certainly has him. In fact, it has all 11 incarnations of the character from William Hartnell back in the ’60s to the recently inducted Matt Smith.
If you aren’t sure who the best Doctor was, perhaps a series of one-on-one action figure deathmatches can settle the issue once and for all.
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Why? Because it’s going to be wicked annoying.
This desktop Dalek has sensors that can detect obstacles around it, so it won’t ever bump into your stuff or fall off your desk—but it will run around saying “Exterminate”! at every turn. Fortunately, that option can be turned off.
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Hey, it relieves stress better than squeezing your own fat. And, well, drawing a little face on the marshmallows you’re eating is just going to lead to more fat.
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It’s not magic that keeps this Doctor Who Tardis levitating and spinning…it’s magnets. Get it for your desk—flicking it over and over again will transport you to quitting time faster (or at least it will seem that way). Plus, it’s a lot less annoying than that kinetic sculpture from Iron Man 2.
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Previous replicas of the sonic screwdriver used by the 11th Doctor were built as toys or flashlights—this diecast version, on the other hand, is actually built to turn screws.
It features real, reversible Philips and flat-head screwdriver tips and it even lights up and makes sounds when in use. When the project is done, a chamber in the screwdriver’s base can be used for tip storage.
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Walk around talking like the law-abiding Judoon officer from Dr. Who, or, if you prefer, the Cookie Monster. Read more on Fashionably Geek…
A new Dr. Who means a new sonic screwdriver—and this is an exact replica of the version used by the 11th man to take over the role. Features include a larger design, bright green light, sound effects and a spring-loaded extending action. UPDATE: Also available in a cheaper flashlight version.
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