( TV: The Deadly Assassin, The Invasion of Time) ( AUDIO: The Quantum Possibility Engine) Indeed, by at least the time of the Fourth Doctor, if not earlier, the TARDIS model - called a ' Type 40' - had been pulled from general service on Gallifrey, and replaced by more advanced models.

( TV: The Claws of Axos, The Ribos Operation) Narvin called it 'scrap', compared to his own Type 400.

Other Time Lords frequently characterised the Doctor's TARDIS as woefully out-of-date. ( TV: Inferno, Rise of the Cybermen) Like all other TARDIS models, the Doctor's TARDIS was controlled via a central control console. ( TV: Planet of Evil, Underworld) The craft was also capable of travelling between parallel realities, in spite of the fact that it was not specifically designed for inter-dimensional travel. The Doctor voyaged all across the universe in this vessel, from the Big Bang ( TV: Terminus, Castrovalva, AUDIO: Slipback, PROSE: Nothing O'Clock) to the end of the universe, ( TV: Utopia, Listen, AUDIO: The Chaos Pool, COMIC: Petals) and from the centre of the universe ( TV: Terminus, Twice Upon a Time) to its outermost edges. It was capable of travelling through space and time.

The Continuity Cap The Doctor's TARDIS - also called the Ship, the Box, and simply the TARDIS ( PROSE: Time and Relative, COMIC: Food for Thought) - was the Doctor's primary means of transport.

Death Alternate counterparts of The Doctor's TARDIS The Doctor's universe.

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