Third Doctor

A gorgeous, highly collectible gift edition of 12 Doctors, 12 Stories, featuring 12 beautifully designed mini paperbacks and 12 exclusive postcards in a TARDIS slipcase. Twelve amazing adventures for the 12 Doctors written by 12 of the most exciting authors living in our galaxy today, including two Children's Laureates, Eoin Colfer and Malorie Blackman, and Michael Scott, Marcus Sedgwick, Philip Reeve, Patrick Ness, Richelle Mead, Alex Scarrow, Charlie Higson, Derek Landy, and...

Tom Baker's second outing as the renegade Time Lord is a solid entry in the venerable British science fiction series' history, and its overall quality is well-matched by the wealth of supplemental material on the DVD. Fan favorite Robert Holmes penned "The Ark in Space," which places the Doctor and his companions Sarah (Elisabeth Sladen) and Harry (Ian Marter) on a seemingly deserted space station many years in the future. Station Nerva is not as empty as it appears, though; onboard are the cryogenically preserved survivors of Earth's destruction, as well as an insectlike alien race, the Wirrin, which are determined to use the humans--and the Doctor--as hosts to grow their monstrous larvae. Holmes's well-paced script (which, like Alien, bears a resemblance to the A.E. van Vogt story "Black Destroyer") allows Baker to flesh out his well-loved take on the Doctor, as well as considerable suspense. --Paul Gaita

Conventioin Exclusive. 12-pack of 2-ounce glasses, which include color-changing TARDIS and exclusively designed 4-color silhouette head-artwork of all 11 Doctors (one Doctor image per glass) - specifically designed for 50th anniversary merchandise.

Add a cold beverage to the TARDIS and the image of the TARDIS magically changes from light blue to dark blue. As the glass warms up again, the image changes back to light blue.

A new adventure with the Third Doctor as told by his companion, Jo Grant.

"Retrocausation! Events before their cause. Time in reverse."

While investigating a temporal anomaly in Central London, the Doctor and Jo Grant meet Professor Harold Saunders, a man who possesses an unstable alien artefact, and who is seemingly haunted by the ghosts of dolls.

Who is the mysterious Mrs Killebrew? Why is a pack of hounds hunting them in reverse? And can Jo pick up any bargains while backwards shopping on Oxford Street?

Banished to Earth by the Time Lords, the third Doctor defended the planet from many enemies! The Doctor battled the carnivorous swamp monster the Drashig in the tenth season Doctor Who episode 'Carnival of Monsters,' and the Drashig figure stands 8 5/8' tall and doubles as a hand puppet for little hands; children can animate the mouth in classic FX fashion! This set also includes from 'The Three Doctors' the imposing Omega figure which features a removable head and fabric robes. Finally, the classic Auton figure has a swappable gun hand and Nestene Sphere accessory.

the story of the Prisoner of Peladon, and of the time when a friend and protector returned to our planet. A man called ... the Doctor." The planet Peladon has joined the Galactic Federation, and has undergone a painful period of change. Still eager to embrace alien culture, King Peladon has welcomed refugee Ice Warriors to his world - innocent creatures that are fleeing the New Martian Republic

Doctor Who Figurine Collection  #142 Jon Pertwee as the Third Doctor, from Eaglemoss Publications.

Every figurine is in perfect 1:21 scale, with measurements taken from the original props and the BBC’s archives to make sure that the height relationship of all the characters is correct. Every issue of the magazine gives you essential information about the featured character and reveals the inside story behind the featured episode.

The Third Doctor Sixth Scale Figure features:

• One Third Doctor portrait head featuring an authentic likeness of Jon Pertwee
• One Anatomix Standard Male Body
• Six interchangeable hands
• Two interchangeable gloved hands

Costume:

• One faux velvet fabric jacket with embroidered piping
• One frilled shirt
• One western tie
• One cloak with red satin lining
• One pair of trousers
• One pair of boots

Accessories:

• One Sonic Screwdriver
• One remote control for Bessie
• One magnifying glass
• One Metebelis crystal
• One Sea Devil gun
• One guerrilla gun
• One TARDIS key
• One watch
• One printed backdrop
• One display base with illuminating Gallifreyan symbol and stand

The Third Doctor Sixth Scale Figure features:

• One Third Doctor portrait head featuring an authentic likeness of Jon Pertwee
• One Anatomix Standard Male Body
• Six interchangeable hands
• Two interchangeable gloved hands

Costume:

• One faux velvet fabric jacket with embroidered piping
• One frilled shirt
• One western tie
• One cloak with red satin lining
• One pair of trousers
• One pair of boots

Accessories:

• One Sonic Screwdriver
• One remote control for Bessie
• One magnifying glass
• One Metebelis crystal
• One Sea Devil gun
• One guerrilla gun
• One TARDIS key
• One watch
• One printed backdrop
• One display base with illuminating Gallifreyan symbol and stand
• Two giant green maggots
• One Commemorative Edition photo print signed by Katy Manning (Jo Grant)

Doctor Who Figurine Collection  #47 Third Doctor Jon Pertwee from Eaglemoss Publications.

Every figurine is in perfect 1:21 scale, with measurements taken from the original props and the BBC’s archives to make sure that the height relationship of all the characters is correct. Every issue of the magazine gives you essential information about the featured character and reveals the inside story behind the featured episode.

The Sonic Screwdriver is a versatile tool and defensive device first used by the Doctor in his second incarnation for opening up hatches, panels and controls. Later uses included cutting through wall sections and even as a conventional screwdriver. During the Third Doctor's exile on Earth he had a larger and more elaborately detailed version, which had a decorated silver handle and black and yellow stripes. This version had even more functions including detecting security traps, remote detonation of mines, opening doors and restraints, creating ignition sparks and again removing screws and fixings.