"Legen stjal en blå tidsmaskin."

Translation: The doctor stole a blue time machine.

[iamdonovan]

Hvem?

[otsogutxi]

And this whole time I thought he built it! Well, I never watched Doctor Who so I have an excuse;)

[EricGjovaag]

In the movies, starring Peter Cushing as a human scientist named Doctor Who, he did in fact build it himself.

[IanWitham1]

In the black and white episodes, it was mentioned that the Doctor stole the time machine but that does not seem to have been used lately. The BBC is afraid that kids will steal time machines.

[Kari712]

They are grown, not built, according to the 10th Doctor ;)

[EricGjovaag]

I'm not sure it was blue when he stole it. It didn't get stuck in that shape until just before his adventures started on television.

[effyleven]

Sorry Eric, but boy, that dates you!

[EricGjovaag]

Well I HAVE been watching the show for over thirty years now…

[TrulsBekk]

He actually stole a tardis with a broken chameleon circuit, so it has been a blue phonebooth the entire time he has "owned" it. Except for one time in 1963 when he got it working temporarily. It did however select forms that did not fit into the environments it landed in. It broke shortly after. (First story of season 22)

[beerzoe]

I remember Sylvester McCoy's Doctor briefly sort-of fixing it - it randomly changed into an old-fashioned pipe organ, at one point - but it always reverted back to the police box, so he just gave up.

[beerzoe]

Hahaha, I knew I should have checked before commenting to be sure which one it was. In my defense, I haven't seen it since it aired :)

[EricGjovaag]

That was actually Colin Baker's Doctor (the sixth), in "Attack of the Cybermen".

[cape1232]

Kameleonkretsen til tidsmaskinen ble fast på den blå politiboks instillingen.

[FinchLA]

Simply awesome! :)

[lstor]

Who would this doctor be?

[MarkBennett6]

Yes, he would.

[dukling]

Doctor who?