Great Gift Ideas for Doctor Who Fans

Doctor Who 2012 Wall Calendar $14.99

Even though time is fluid for the Doctor, we still need to keep track of the date in our own lives. This calendar features the eleventh Doctor, played by Matt Smith, along with a number of other characters that appear in the series with him.

Doctor Who DVDs make great gifts for fans who enjoy re-watching their favorite seasons or episodes. Currently there are 6 seasons of the new Doctor Who series available, as well as Doctor Who specials.

Did you know that if you are an Amazon.com Prime member, you can watch most of the Doctor Who episodes for free on Amazon Instant Videos? Otherwise they can be viewed for a reasonable low price.

Perhaps an Amazon.com Gift Card would be the perfect gift for someone who'd like to view Doctor Who through Amazon.com.

Wall posters, stand-up posters, and t-shirts with Doctor Who images make great gifts too!

Visit Doctor Who Posters, Stand-ups, and T-Shirts for posters of the three most recent Doctors (played by actors Christopher Eccleston, David Tennant, and Matt Smith), a great stand-up poster of the Tardis, the Doctor's time and space travel vehicle, and cool t-shirts of more Doctor Who images.

Doctor Who action figures are for kids, right? Well, yes, and also for those of us who really, really like the Doctor Who television program!

I can imagine a stressed out business executive with his or her Doctor Who figure, maneuvering it for "therapeutic purposes" during an especially hectic day. Or having a mock battle between The Doctor and his enemy, the Daleks. Or escaping in the Tardis!

Beside the action figures listed below, also check out EntertainmentEarth.com for more Doctor Who figures.

What a great gadget to have! The most common use of the Doctor's sonic screwdriver seems to be as a lockpick to open doors, or to seal doors when the need arises. It can also be used to access computers, perform medical scans, and remotely control other devices.

It's the perfect multi-purpose tool. (I'm assuming it can be used as a regular screwdriver if the Doctor ever needs one!)

Over the years, there have been different designs for this tool. Sometimes a sonic screwdriver would be destroyed, and a new one with a different design would
be introduced. The sonic screwdriver shown to the
right belongs to the eleventh doctor.

Is this the Tardis? Or is this "just" a blue police box? Does it really matter, since the Tardis is camouflaged to look like a Blue Police Box?

Anyway, here is a great Tardis / Blue Police Box case for your iPhone 4 or 4S, from Zazzle.com. This is a fitted hard plastic case covered with an easy-to-grip fabric with the Police Box design. It's become quite popular with Doctor Who fans!

Blue Police Call Box iPhone 4 Case by Second_Skin
$39.95

This Doctor Who Levitating TARDIS could be the perfect gift for Doctor Who Tardis fans.

This Tardis model floats between magnets, and you can gently blow on it or push it to start it spinning like the real Tardis!

The Levitation Tardis is about 5" tall (the Tardis itself, and not the magnet unit), and requires 6 AA batteries (not included)

"Like a matchbox car, but for a Time Lord"

Do You Want Your Own Doctor Who Screwdriver?
The Doctor's sonic screwdriver is a marvelous tool that can open doors, access computers, remotely control objects, among a number of different uses. You can get your own facsimile of this multi-purpose futuristic tool.

Doctor Who Posters, Stand-ups, and T-Shirts
Doctor Who fans will enjoy putting up wall posters of the different Doctors and their companions, or decorating their space with stand-up posters while wearing their favorite Doctor Who image t-shirts.



Bow Ties Are Cool - Doctor Who
The eleventh Doctor, played by Matt Smith, has interesting ideas about what's cool. He likes bow ties, fez hats, and stetson cowboy hats. You can be cool like The Doctor, and wear your own bow tie, fez, or stetson.


Tardis Toys and Other Cool Tardis Stuff
The Tardis is The Doctor's time and space machine -- he can travel anywhere in time and space. Yes, it looks like a 1960's British Police Box, due to its broken chameleon-like properties.