I make no secret — or for that matter apology — for my rampant Doctor Who fan status. So this trailer, which merges Matt Smith’s Doctor with Stephen Moffat’s other hot property, Sherlock, collapsed me in fits of laughter. More »
This is the Addis family and their 100,000-brick Lego Christmas-themed Dalek — Dr. Who’s enemy cyborgs. Every December, the Addis — Mike, Catherine and their three children, Tom, Holly and Christopher — spend hours creating something massive out of bricks. More »
Great Lego TARDIS. Terrible, terrible acronym. More »
What do you get when you cross a large crowd of geeks, Google Docs and a rather too familiar Police Box? More »
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ArcAttack graced us with their musical Tesla coils – and an entertaining interview – at last year’s Gizmodo Gallery. And as impressed as we were with their performance then, I’m downright giddy that they’ve added the Dr Who theme to their repertoire. More »
I love Daleks and Cybermen because they’re illogically terrifying: The clumsier the tech, the scarier they get. Nemo Gould’s found-material sculptures unlock the same secret brain code, being cartoony and scary at the same time.
Here’s something you don’t find in most marshes when you’re mucking about: the head of a Dalek from Dr. Who.
I mean, come on. Look at these two. Dr. Who Sonic vs Laser Screwdrivers? Dr. Who? When was the last time you travelled back in time? Hello? How hard is to actually go to an online sex-shop and anonymously order the real thing? They come in the same brown cardboard UPS package, do we really have to pretend this is a collector’s item? Look at them again, up close, read the specs, and then you tell me:
