Doctor Who’s new TARDIS jukebox contains hints about upcoming plot points

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The jukebox in the new TARDIS could hold some big clues about the future of Doctor Who. Production designer Phil Sims shared this insight with SFX magazine in the new issue, which features Doctor Who's Ncuti Gatwa on the cover.

The new TARDIS debuted during the Doctor Who 60th anniversary specials, complete with many new intricate details. Among them is a jukebox, which viewers will have spotted in 'The Giggle.' It’s a working retro Wurlitzer that the production team purchased, SFX magazine learns on a recent tour of the new time machine. When it’s quiet on set, we can hear the liquid inside bubbling away. 

Some of the songs listed on the jukebox include John Smith and The Common Men’s 'Twist At The End', Soft Cell’s 'Tainted Love', Britney Spears’s 'Toxic', Rogue Traders’ 'Voodoo Child' and tracks by Rick Astley, Spice Girls, and David Bowie. There’s also Pat Hodges’s 'I Called Out Your Name (In A Dream)' (as heard in the 1996 TV movie). Maybe best not play that one, eh?

Now we've already seen the Spice Girls used in the show, but it seems like the remaining songs might play a big part in the series too. "The idea is that the Wurlitzer is the hatstand of Tom Baker’s TARDIS, so it’s where there’s been a very carefully chosen bit of furniture or ephemera," Sims tells SFX in our new issue, out on Friday. 

"Russell asked for it. He thought about it. We talked about hatstands, we talked about all sorts of things. We tried different chairs, wingback chairs, all sorts of different chairs or sofas, or bits and pieces. There’s no hatstand – the hatstand didn’t make the cut. But the jukebox did. I don’t know how far ahead he was thinking. But the music’s been a recurring thing, we’ve used the jukebox quite a lot. Music has been