Doctor Who fans are absolutely smitten with this new Tardis feature
Jodie Whittaker's new Tardis design includes the perfect machine for the hungry time traveller: a custard cream dispenser
Doctor Who has finally revealed the new Tardis design for series 11, and one feature in particular has caught viewers' eye: a custard cream dispenser.
Jodie Whittaker’s Tardis finally materialised on screen in episode two. While fans were impressed with the steampunk interior and new control panels, the special biscuit delivery system proved particularly popular.
As the Thirteenth Doctor explored the new interior, she came across a pedal that shot out a snack at hand height.
Obviously, for many this was the highlight of the episode...
They were all about the reaction.
It's a step forward for mankind.
Now everyone wants their very own custard cream contraption…
Many fans noted Whittaker’s character isn’t the only version of the Doctor partial to a biscuit.
...and the biscuit choice is key.
If the custard creams weren't enough to get excited about, Radio Times has been given an exclusive behind-the-scenes tour of the new Tardis, including interviews with the cast, designer Arwel Wyn Jones and all sorts of juicy secrets from the set.
- The biggest Easter eggs and references from Jodie Whittaker’s first Doctor Who episode
- Jodie Whittaker reveals the story behind her Doctor Who outfit
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