Come on TARDIS, let's go party (illustration)

Come on TARDIS, let's go party was the ad hoc title for a small exhibition of a pink painted TARDIS erected on the bank of the River Thames and later, the BBC Television Centre,@lukespillane on twitter.com on 12 July 2023 by the BBC as a cross-promotion with 2023 Warner Brothers film Barbie, which starred Fifteenth Doctor actor Ncuti Gatwa among others.
Notably, on Russell T Davies's Instagram account, he clarified that this exhibit genuinely depicted in-universe events.@russelltdavies63 on Instagram
== Summary ==
In the 2020s, the Doctor's TARDIS is seen around London, painted in a brilliant pink colour scheme.
== Worldbuilding ==
* Tower Bridge is visible behind the TARDIS.
* One corner of the TARDIS's new paintjob is peeling, showing the original blue underneath.
== Notes ==
* On the Warner Bros. UK Instagram account, a short clip of the pink TARDIS was posted, set to the theme song of the Barbie film.@warnerbrosuk on Instagram via the Ghost Archive
* The title, Come on TARDIS, let's go party, is a play on the song "", which featured the lyrics "come on Barbie, let's go party".
* Later on 12 July, the Doctor Who Twitter account shared photographs of fans who visited the pink TARDIS construction.@bbcdoctorwho on Twitter via the Wayback Machine
* The pink TARDIS prop was repainted blue for Doctor Who @60: A Musical Celebration on 28 September 2023.@TARDISman550 on twitter.com
* On the same day that the illustration was posted, a scene from The Happiness Patrol, where the Seventh Doctor and Ace discover that the TARDIS has been painted pink by the Happiness Patrol, was uploaded to the official Doctor Who YouTube channel.
== Continuity ==
* A pink TARDIS was previously seen in The Happiness Patrol, when it was painted pink by the Happiness Patrol to make it more appealing to their enforced happiness dogma.
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Category:Sources released in 2023
Category:Doctor Who exhibitions
Category:Stories set in London