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Article description: (description ) This attribute controls the content of the description and og:description elements. | One of the centrepieces of Doctor Who, the TARDIS has been there since day one - and remained ever since, stuck in the form of a British police telephone box. Sure, she's a temperamental Type-40 TARDIS and has almost been through more face-lifts than the Doctor himself (the interior set has changed a lot, while the outer prop has had minor changes to its police box form), but the TARDIS is a constant of the franchise. Trope Namer for Time and Relative Dimensions In Space. |