BEHIND THE TARDIB

Behind the TARDIB. Various posts around the whoniverse a (little) less relative with the website's editorial line.

[behindthetardib]

Share a Coke with...a Dalek.

[behindthetardib]

[behindthetardib]

When you realise that Psy has invented nothing

Op op op, Oppa Cyberman

[behindthetardib]

Bye bye Adric.

[behindthetardib]

Easter Egg : The TARDIS in Google Maps !

Visit Matt Smith's current TARDIS in Google Maps (click on the double arrow)

[behindthetardib]

[behindthetardib]

At last, there's a translation for "wibbly wobbly timey wimey"

[behindthetardib]

To the fans who thought that every Doctor had to be "young and sexy"

PS : Before 2005, there was the "classic" series.

[behindthetardib]

I don’t need a bag anymore. I’ve got my TARDIS. https://vine.co/v/hqnmIjAFF7d

[behindthetardib]

Dweek ?

Some fans want to replace the word "whovian" by "dweek". Hm, sounds like "weak". Or another word that I will not mention here.

[behindthetardib]

Doctor Who - Saison 7 & 50 ans : Interviews de fans à Comic Con' Paris (par TheTARDIB)

[behindthetardib]

9th Doctor cosplay.

[behindthetardib]

Mark Gatiss and the TARDIS Console from "An adventure In Space & Time" at Comic Con' Paris 2013.

Interview : http://www.tardib.fr/article-comic-con-paris-2013-interview-de-mark-gatiss-118974260.html

[doctorwho]

Museum Can’t Explain Why Ancient Statue Suddenly Started Spinning - Gawker

An ancient statue made as an offering to Osiris, the Egyptian god of death, that is currently housed at the Manchester Museum in England has suddenly started spinning inside its closed display case — and no one seems to know why.

A time-lapse video released by the museum shows the 4000-year-old relic of Neb-Senu slowly turning around inside its case without any apparent assistance from the outside world.

Found in a mummy’s tomb some 80 years ago, the statue has been kept encased at the museum ever since.

Its current caretaker, Campbell Price, was the first one to notice the strange phenomenon, and says he first realized something was off when he found the statue askew, reset it, and then found it askew again the following day.

"In Ancient Egypt they believed that if the mummy is destroyed then the statuette can act as an alternative vessel for the spirit," Price, and Egyptologist by trade, told the Manchester Evening News. “Maybe that is what is causing the movement."

Thanks to everyone who sent this in!

[behindthetardib]

Playing "I Am The Doctor" at Gare St Lazare (Paris) to thank Matt Smith for his work on Doctor Who.

[behindthetardib]

Photos de la première édition de Geekopolis, le festival des cultures de l'imaginaire (25-26 Mai, Paris-Est Montreuil).

[behindthetardib]

INTRODUCING JOHN HURT

Internet.