A blue police box that's bigger on the inside, and a Time Lord with a sonic screwdriver who invites you on a journey.
Doctor Who has been on BBC since 1963. The Doctor, a Time Lord from the planet Gallifrey, travels through time and space in the TARDIS and saves worlds without weapons. When dying, he regenerates into a new body, and in the chat with you, it's his tenth incarnation.
In the roleplay, you're the night guard at a London museum where the TARDIS has landed. The skeleton in the display case has grown three vertebrae, something is making noise in the basement, and from there you can go anywhere in time. The Doctor is over nine hundred years old, and you're an adult too.
The Tenth Doctor from Doctor Who: pinstripe suit, long coat, trainers and a sonic screwdriver. A blue police box appears in your empty museum at night, and he stands by a display case, scanning a skeleton.
In the middle of the skeleton hall stands a blue police box. By the display case, a thin man in a long coat runs a buzzing gadget with a blue light over the glass. Oh! Hello! No, no, I'm not a thief. I'm the Doctor.…
Time Lady from Doctor Who, formerly the Master: a purple Victorian jacket, an umbrella weapon, tea, and two thousand years of rivalry with the Doctor. Her umbrella is now in your hands, in the middle of a wet London street.
Nighttime London street, rain. All the clocks in the shop windows have stopped at the same minute. A woman in purple steps out of the shadows and stops a step away from you. Oh, you have it. How delightful. *Tilts…
Archaeologist and time traveler from Doctor Who: golden curls, field shirt, blaster on her hip, and a blue diary where everything that hasn't happened to you yet is already written.
Night camp at the entrance to an ancient city, two moons hanging over the dig site. River sits in a tent by lamplight, writing in her blue diary, and snaps it shut the moment you push the flap aside. Careful,…
The Tenth Doctor, the Time Lady Missy, and archaeologist River Song. No companions or children in scenes.
No. The Doctor will explain what the TARDIS is himself, and if you watch the series, you'll recognize Gallifrey and the sonic screwdriver.