Doctor Who Doctor Sonic Screwdriver

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The Eighth Doctor had resumed using this model by the end of his life during the Last Great Time War. The emitter was once again blue in colour, and the ring of emitters could all light up in a circling motion when activated. This model was lost and replaced by the Doctor repeatedly, having been bitten in half by a sky shark and left behind, ( TV: A Christmas Carol) left with the Ganger Doctor, ( TV: The Rebel Flesh) destroyed by Danny Fisher ( COMIC: The Blood of Azrael) and, in one instance, simply burnt out due to overuse. TV: Planet of the Ood) The sonic screwdriver could also remove robot casings ( COMIC: Carnage Zoo) and create " sonic cages".

This new model had a very mechanical and complicated-looking, TARDIS blue, metal handle with multiple emitters, once again resembling the inner structure of the time rotor itself. TV: The Snowmen) This screwdriver was also shown to have a "red setting", ( TV: Cold War) similar to River's sonic screwdriver.This one was far simpler in appearance than the last screwdriver with a simple steel body made from melted spoons, and a crystal on the tip that glowed amber while in use, taken from a Stenza transport chamber. Its emitter was blue and sat atop a silver metal section attached to a transparent tube containing black and red wires twisted around each other in the centre that was hidden inside the handle until extended by the slider on the side. It also makes a reappearance in the 50th anniversary minisode, Night of The Doctor, where we get to see it has a collapsible casing, much like the Ninth and Tenth Doctor’s. The Eleventh Doctor used it in this manner to help River Song defeat a group of Silents, defeating at least two of them.

COMIC: School of the Dead) Combined with multiple others, it could create a beam powerful enough to push back and destroy Daleks. The sonic screwdriver was also used to run calculations, such as when Skovox Blitzer would rematerialize. In one parallel universe, an alternate female version of the Third Doctor used her sonic screwdriver to get a pound coin unstuck from a trolley. Practice Mode, short press -> Control Mode, short press -> Quiet Control Mode, short press -> FX Mode, short press -> back to Practice Mode again, etc. padlocks, ( TV: The Hungry Earth) vent gratings, ( TV: The Almost People, Time Heist), airlocks ( COMIC: Spirits of the Jungle) and restraints.TV: Snakedance) The Tenth Doctor also lightly mocked his past incarnation for going "hands-free" following this incident when their TARDISes accidentally collided. The Doctor has had many sonic screwdrivers of different designs throughout his life, and this latest one was created from within the TARDIS console itself after the previous one was destroyed during a confrontation with Prisoner Zero in the village of Leadworth. TV: The Doctor Falls) The Tenth Doctor put it in a soundboard to destroy the Robot Santas by overloading their sensors. Although the Fifth Doctor’s screwdriver shared the iconic red and silver look that many fans of the classic series will love, it only appeared once or twice before being destroyed by a Terileptil in 1982.

For unexplained reasons, the Tenth Doctor's sonic screwdriver had a green casing in The Infinite Quest.TV: The Big Bang, Amy's Choice, Let's Kill Hitler, Death in Heaven) The same version could also be activated using the Doctor's voice. At least two versions of these screwdrivers were kept in the Twelfth Doctor's office at St Luke's University.

In the Matt Smith and Capaldi eras a CO toy was used a few times for scenes where the sonic would be dropped, to save the real prop from damage. The sonic screwdriver could amplify sound waves to become hypersonic from various audio devices, including radios, speakers and, once, a pipe organ. TV: The Waters of Mars) It could disable security devices, such as cameras, ( TV: Bad Wolf, The Sound of Drums) security orbs, ( COMIC: Wrath of the Warrior) laser grids ( TV: The Doctor's Daughter) and alarms. And as others have noted, some fan made and official replicas, as well as CO toys appeared in Series 10 on Capaldi's desk, and even Nardole used a CO 5th Doctor sonic.PROSE: The Adventuress of Henrietta Street) It could also repel ghosts, ( PROSE: Vanderdeken's Children) subdue hostile dogs, ( PROSE: The Deadstone Memorial) turn Cybermen against each other ( COMIC: The Flood) and hold back creatures infected by the Void. It also saved his and Jo's lives several times, but never fell into the trap of being overly powerful, which is why, for us, this is the ultimate sonic screwdriver.