Doctor Who: Is That a Sonic Screwdriver in Your Pocket Or…? This makes sense of Doctor Who. The Doctor is the archetype of the friendly wizard, so the sonic screwdriver is their magic wand. Under ...

Doctor Who fans own sonic screwdriver replica toys – and they have for some time. Kids love them, and so do hardcore collectors and cosplayers. It's become a bigger part of the modern era show than ...

With each replica (or "toy," if you must), the BBC has raised its gadget game with new bells and whistles. The first screwdriver, wielded by Chris Eccleston's and David Tennant's Doctors onscreen, ...

In the world of Doctor Who, the sonic screwdriver is a versatile tool with a wide range of capabilities. [Hartley] wanted some of that action for himself, and built a device of his own. Unable to ...

A team of research physicists at the University of Dundee in Scotland have created an ultrasound array that can effectively be used as a sonic screwdriver, right out of Doctor Who. The Dundee ...

Doctor Who's Sonic Screwdriver is at once the most versatile and most preposterous tool the universe has known. There's nothing it can't do, from remote-controlling the TARDIS through scanning, ...

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. We still have a little while before we see David Tennant (temporarily) take over the TARDIS as the Fourteenth Doctor. For the most ...

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When you purchase through links on our site, we may earn an affiliate commission. Here’s how it works. No sooner had fans started to seemingly quiet down about this season's introduction of the Sonic ...

Clara (Jenna Coleman) might not object to the Doctor's (Peter Capaldi) new sonic sunglasses, but "Doctor Who" fans certainly do. BBC America “Doctor Who” Season 9 is full of surprises, but perhaps ...

Maybe it won't be unlocking doors any time soon, but a sonic technique can grip and manipulate tiny particles suspended in water. And there's probably a "Doctor Who" fan or two on the team, as it's ...