

The new interior is: incidentally, geometrically arranged in greens and reds with a retro look that incoporates a Seventies digital clock, a gramophone horn and (oh dear) a pair of hot and cold taps.
We also have some sort of description about the console:
The new console looks like it has been constructed from items out of a junk shop, including an old typewriter, a telephone, pressure gauges and a Morse code machine
One disappointing thing about the new series has always been that we never got to see much of the Tardis interior when we know there are so many rooms inside it. Most of the rooms were seen in the older Doctor Who episodes and never during Russell T. Davies' tenure as showrunner.
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