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Another Doctor Who Shirt! Oh man, What a lucky week for me! If only it were an AA It'd be an insta-buy. Now I get to think it over...

I don't get it

ooooooooohh it's doctor who. haha.

clever

Fortunately for him, that jacket is bigger on the inside.

As a quick explanation to those not in the know:
Whodini is referring to Dr. Who, a character from a popular British Science Fiction show of the same name. He has the distinct tendency of escaping from hairy situations. The show has been going for a while. As time goes on, different actors become the Doctor, and the Doctor regenerates. The pictured doctor is the most recent, the eleventh. Pictured with him is a sonic screwdriver, his escape tool of choice, and a fez, because fezs are cool.

Great use of that old-timey vaudevillian style! This may finally be the thing to make me watch Dr. Who.

I was doing SO well. I hadn't bought a shirt in months. I thought I had my impulse buying under control, but OH NO! Midgerock just couldn't let that happen!

*Sigh* Yep, in for one -_-

Looking great John, congrats!

Almost feel like the police box should have been the Pandorica in this case :O.

Ohhh, I just love it. Relatively new Who fan here. I would definitely be in for this shirt, but alas, anvil. Wish AA was at least an option!

Love this, though. I know some themes and concepts get repetitive, but this is great!

orthancstone wrote:Almost feel like the police box should have been the Pandorica in this case :O.

Hmm, true. The Pandorica did contain a pond... But the TARDIS had a swimming pool, a la "The Eleventh Hour".

Nicely done. If I may append: The show was first aired in 1963 and each Doctor had signature accessories. It is because of the fez and the bowtie (bowties are cool, too!) that Whovians know this shirt shows the 11th Doctor, played by Matt Smith. If you're thinking 'Well, not for me', that's how I react when shirts show a video game reference.

windstirrer wrote:As a quick explanation to those not in the know:
Whodini is referring to Dr. Who, a character from a popular British Science Fiction show of the same name. He has the distinct tendency of escaping from hairy situations. The show has been going for a while. As time goes on, different actors become the Doctor, and the Doctor regenerates. The pictured doctor is the most recent, the eleventh. Pictured with him is a sonic screwdriver, his escape tool of choice, and a fez, because fezs are cool.

It's a nicely done design that really does a great job of evoking play bills from the late 1800's.


Oh, and for those who need to know about fezs, a relavant clip here: Fezzes are cool


For those of the old school Doctor Who, here is the "death" of the screwdriver in the old series: Sonic Screwdriver Farwell

Was hoping it was the rapper instead. Would love a "freaks come out at night" shirt

sold and sold

Love the color. Very appropriate.

Believe it or not, I was actually watching The Pandorica Opens when I got the alert on my mobile Woot app that it was midnight!

Fifty-seven Whovians just punched the air...

Martha....must have it...1

Oh come on, I was already planning on buying RamyB's new Doctor Who shirt from his site, and now this shirt comes out? I'm not gonna have any paycheck left after Friday am I?

I like the details, especially the fact that you can see his bow tie in the most zoomed in one. Because bow ties are cool.

Oh. Oh, dear. You had me at "clever, well-done Who shirt." The history reference is welcome icing on the cake.

Ah well. I already needed to get that other well-done Who shirt I missed, like a dope.

i want the 3 random shirts deal .... c'mon....

darth vader yesterday. dr. who today... Woot sure never hesitates to pander to the geeks.

Mario tomorrow, I suppose.

psumek wrote:Was hoping it was the rapper instead. Would love a "freaks come out at night" shirt

I saw the title and clicked to see the closeup of the image to see how they might have incorporated One Love, Five Minutes of Funk, or The Freaks Come Out At Night. Imagine my disappointment!

If he's in a straitjacket, he should be sporting the beard.

Thanks everyone and woot for digging my design. I appreciate being selected for a daily print and this my first daily print at shirt.woot. One bit of info for those "who" perhaps hate the inclusion of the fez in the design. Harry Houdini was in fact a Shriner and seem fitting for this whovian mashup.

Well, since I am required to purchase Doctor Who shirts whenever I see them, I'm in for one. Love the fez and the bow tie. I don't mind that it's the outline of the TARDIS and not the Pandorica...I think it's a more identifiable symbol for the doctor and more timeless (that really wasn't intended to be a pun).

psumek wrote:Was hoping it was the rapper instead. Would love a "freaks come out at night" shirt

Exactly!!!

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JLYC7ltxOrk

skatimmy737 wrote:Great use of that old-timey vaudevillian style! This may finally be the thing to make me watch Dr. Who.

You mean old-wibbly-wobbly-timey-wimey-vaudevillian style?

Great design, congrats Midge!

is that a younger Conan O'Brien?? Sure looks like him

This is definitely one of the best shirts I've seen anywhere.

J83pc wrote:The Pandorica did contain a pond

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A couple of folks have already beat me to the punch here, but I'm really bored of the Dr. Who stuff, and I was really hoping this shirt would feature these guys. That hat is much cooler than a Fez. (The shirt is really well done, though, even if I don't particularly care for the content.)

Congrats Midgerock!:D

Oh wow... does anybody else remember Whodini's big hip hop tune... "Friends, how many of us have them? Friends, ones you can depend on... FRIENDS..." I loved that song! LOL, takes me back!
P.S. ♥ for Midgerock, you totally rocked it!

I am loving it, very well done. I do find it rather funny that the fez has become such an icon of DW after only briefly appearing and then being blasted into bits.

So is that supposed to be Roger Daltrey or Pete Townsend? /confused

It's been a while since I've seen a woot shirt that I could see myself wearing, this breaks the pattern.