When one time lord isn’t enough, you obviously need two. Doctor Who body pillowcase features the tenth Doctor (David Tennant) on one side, and the eleventh Doctor (Matt Smith) on the other. The polyester pillowcase features animated(ish) looks for the Doctors and measures 21 inches by 54 inches. Costs $50.
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YouTube’s celebrating Geek Week, and it clearly makes good sense to have something as cool as Doctor Who – Anime mashup for the occasion. The anime look kind of works for the Doctor Who universe.
In an age where miniaturization is everywhere, it does not suit well that the Doctor should still need a telephone box to go about his business. Wearing a cool looking watch should do the trick. The watch collection from Zeon has two watches based on the Doctor Who universe. The first is based on the Tardis, keeping the appearance elements of the public phone box in as good a shape as a watch can afford.
Aliens have a habit of making crop circles, but then Daleks are no ordinary race; they don’t abduct cows and they don’t make crop circles. However, the alien fascination with crops and fields does force them to do their bit in that direction, like making corn mazes. It’s a maize maze! While Daleks doing something like this is interesting, but kind of impossible, it must be said that this is the work of mere humans trying to celebrate 50 years of Doctor Who. York maze made a Dalek and Doctor corn maze to celebrate the milestone.
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Daleks have taken the road to fame, seeking it on the silver screen. Illustrations by artist Anthony Naylor aka Tone put Daleks on the posters of well known movies, giving them a chance to take their villainy to the movie world and perhaps find some good in themselves. Or it’s a future where they are done with the extermination and now star in movies for extermination.
Van Gogh’s style of art met the Tardis in paint and then got plastered all over these leggings who now have the power of geek in the style of a master of art. Costs $27.
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Phone booths aren’t really that common these days, but most houses have something that could look a little similar in comparison. The regrigerator, ladies and gentlemen, is a tool that lies hidden, biding its time to reach the potential it has. Which, in this case, seems turning into a Tardis. The kit works to give the refrigerator an appearance of the Tardis, complete with several minute details to work on the appearance. Costs $185.
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Geeky nail art deserves all the love it gets. Props to Kayleigh O’Connor.
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Doctor Who likes to surround himself with pretty ladies, we guess that part comes easy when you put the premise of a time traveler on the table. We imagine with all that “charm” going on, the Doctor won’t really mind taking a shot at having the ladies of Disney by his side. And he is doing exactly that in these illustrations by Karen Hallion. Prints available on RedBubble and Etsy.