BBC Auctions Off Major 'Doctor Who' Props Ahead of New Era
As fans eagerly await the return of 'Doctor Who,' the BBC is conducting an online auction featuring a vast array of major props from the show's history. The sale, which concludes on February 19, includes items such as costumes and accessories worn by previous incarnations of the Doctor, as well as production pieces and notable props.
Some of the most sought-after lots include Clara Oswald's Anti-Cyber Gun, the Fourteenth Doctor's rehearsal Sonic Screwdriver, and a screen-matched TARDIS seen in the 2022 special episode "Eve of the Daleks." The auction also features two iconic Cybermen and a Bronze Asylum Dalek, which are sure to delight seasoned collectors.
Among the many unique items up for sale is River Song's "Rain Gods" outfit from the Eleventh Doctor era, as well as Amy Pond's "Amy's Choice" ensemble. Fans of the show will also be thrilled to see the Fifteenth Doctor's "Reality War" outfit and Maestro's band jacket worn by Jinkx Monsoon.
The sale also includes a variety of memorable costumes, such as Donna Noble's pajamas from the Tenth Doctor era and Kate Lethbridge-Stewart's burner phones. One of the most intriguing lots is the Twelfth Doctor's ice skates, which will likely appeal to fans of the show's 50th anniversary special.
For those interested in bidding on these rare items, Propstore's website offers a comprehensive listing of all available lots. A portion of the proceeds from the auction will also be donated to BBC Children in Need, providing an added layer of meaning to this exciting sale.
While some might view the sale as an indication that the BBC is clearing out its inventory after years of Disney ownership, it's likely simply a response to the changing landscape of the show. As the new era begins with a Christmas special later this year, fans are eager to see what the future holds for 'Doctor Who.'
As fans eagerly await the return of 'Doctor Who,' the BBC is conducting an online auction featuring a vast array of major props from the show's history. The sale, which concludes on February 19, includes items such as costumes and accessories worn by previous incarnations of the Doctor, as well as production pieces and notable props.
Some of the most sought-after lots include Clara Oswald's Anti-Cyber Gun, the Fourteenth Doctor's rehearsal Sonic Screwdriver, and a screen-matched TARDIS seen in the 2022 special episode "Eve of the Daleks." The auction also features two iconic Cybermen and a Bronze Asylum Dalek, which are sure to delight seasoned collectors.
Among the many unique items up for sale is River Song's "Rain Gods" outfit from the Eleventh Doctor era, as well as Amy Pond's "Amy's Choice" ensemble. Fans of the show will also be thrilled to see the Fifteenth Doctor's "Reality War" outfit and Maestro's band jacket worn by Jinkx Monsoon.
The sale also includes a variety of memorable costumes, such as Donna Noble's pajamas from the Tenth Doctor era and Kate Lethbridge-Stewart's burner phones. One of the most intriguing lots is the Twelfth Doctor's ice skates, which will likely appeal to fans of the show's 50th anniversary special.
For those interested in bidding on these rare items, Propstore's website offers a comprehensive listing of all available lots. A portion of the proceeds from the auction will also be donated to BBC Children in Need, providing an added layer of meaning to this exciting sale.
While some might view the sale as an indication that the BBC is clearing out its inventory after years of Disney ownership, it's likely simply a response to the changing landscape of the show. As the new era begins with a Christmas special later this year, fans are eager to see what the future holds for 'Doctor Who.'
. It's not like they're just getting rid of old stuff or anything 
. I mean, can you imagine if some random collector snatched up River Song's outfit and never shared it with the rest of us? 
That would be a real bummer for fans who actually know what they're doing when it comes to all this Whovian history 
. Still, props to Propstore for making everything super easy to browse through - love how they've got pics and descriptions from the show itself 
. Maybe now some lucky fan can score an actual piece of Doctor Who memorabilia and be like "I actually have Clara Oswald's Anti-Cyber Gun hanging on my wall" 
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