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Here we have the vital tools a certian Time Lord needs in order to go about his business of saving the universe:

PSYCHIC PAPER: It's a good idea NOT to let your mind wander when trying to bluff your way past someone using this. Because it reads your mind and transmits whatever image or words you want your target to see. Unless of course, s/he actually has psychic training - like those uppity Torchwood operatives...

SONIC SCREWDRIVER: The must-have tool for the man-about-the galaxy. Short of killing, wounding, or maiming a living being - or opening a very few special locks - this thing can do darn near ANYthing. Thus, given the fact that it appears in a "TARDIS tool box" in at least the 1996 Fox TV movie, I'd hate to think how complicated it is to keep a TARDIS running! o_O
-being that it has at least 2,000 functions, my personal theory is that (like certian other Time Lord technology) there's a degree of telepathy involved in the operation. IE, the Doctor "thinks" what he wants the device to do, then he activates it.

Finally - JELLY BABIES! ...Sort of. Since I don't know of any specialty food shops that import snacks from the UK, I had to settle for a substitute - gummy bears! Apparently the favorite sweet of the fourth incarnation of The Doctor, and also eaten by at least the seventh as well. Hey, a hero can't operate on an empty stomach!

My "props" for this are a simple card holder for the psychic paper, your basic bag of gummy bears, and the Character Options electronic Sonic Screwdriver pen. Not to get anyone's hopes up unduly, but based on some pre-order lists, it looks like C.O. may finally be getting ready to market it here in the USA! Not that it's a huge deal to get ahold of one from the UK, if you can find one in stock!

I may have totally missed the bus on Dr. Who (only becoming a fan with the new 2005 series), but the great thing about being a newb is having some 4 decades of past lore to root through while I await the third season!

Doctor Who and his tech are owned by the BBC...
*thinks, "ask Kerrie again how to make the little trademark-symbol-whatsis!" *
With special thanks to Sci-Fi for brining it across the pond for us!

Description
Here we have the vital tools a certian Time Lord needs in order to go about his business of saving the universe:

PSYCHIC PAPER: It's a good idea NOT to let your mind wander when trying to bluff your way past someone using this. Because it reads your mind and transmits whatever image or words you want your target to see. Unless of course, s/he actually has psychic training - like those uppity Torchwood operatives...

SONIC SCREWDRIVER: The must-have tool for the man-about-the galaxy. Short of killing, wounding, or maiming a living being - or opening a very few special locks - this thing can do darn near ANYthing. Thus, given the fact that it appears in a "TARDIS tool box" in at least the 1996 Fox TV movie, I'd hate to think how complicated it is to keep a TARDIS running! o_O
-being that it has at least 2,000 functions, my personal theory is that (like certian other Time Lord technology) there's a degree of telepathy involved in the operation. IE, the Doctor "thinks" what he wants the device to do, then he activates it.

Finally - JELLY BABIES! ...Sort of. Since I don't know of any specialty food shops that import snacks from the UK, I had to settle for a substitute - gummy bears! Apparently the favorite sweet of the fourth incarnation of The Doctor, and also eaten by at least the seventh as well. Hey, a hero can't operate on an empty stomach!

My "props" for this are a simple card holder for the psychic paper, your basic bag of gummy bears, and the Character Options electronic Sonic Screwdriver pen. Not to get anyone's hopes up unduly, but based on some pre-order lists, it looks like C.O. may finally be getting ready to market it here in the USA! Not that it's a huge deal to get ahold of one from the UK, if you can find one in stock!

I may have totally missed the bus on Dr. Who (only becoming a fan with the new 2005 series), but the great thing about being a newb is having some 4 decades of past lore to root through while I await the third season!

Doctor Who and his tech are owned by the BBC...
*thinks, "ask Kerrie again how to make the little trademark-symbol-whatsis!" *
With special thanks to Sci-Fi for brining it across the pond for us!