‘Doctor Who’ Gift Guide: 16 Christmas Present Ideas For Whovians

It’s every “Doctor Who” fan’s favorite holiday: Christmas. Granted, they’re mostly excited because a new episode of the BBC America sci-fi show airs on Dec. 25, but you can make sure they feel some “Doctor Who” cheer on Christmas morning too. This holiday gifts are sure to please any Whovian.

For the Reader

Try “12 Doctors 12 Stories” ($16.99), a collection of short tales about the various incarnations of the doctors. Authors include “American Gods” author Neil Gaiman, “Class” showrunner Patrick Ness and more. For something more holiday-themed, get “Twelve Doctors of Christmas” ($14.99), a similar collection that focuses on holiday adventures.

For the Workaholic

If you can barely pull someone away from their cublicle, help them brighten up their office space with a small, light-up TARDIS ($9.95) or a TARDIS mousepad ($9.99).

For the Athlete

Some Whovians enjoy a nice workout, and they can take their love of the Doctor to the gym. A “Doctor Who” water bottle ($14.98) can keep athletes hydrated and leggings ($22.99) can add a little fashionable fun to physical activities.

For the Binge-Watcher

Okay, they probably have all the seasons on DVD or Blu-ray at this point. However, you can make their viewing experience even better with a “Doctor Who” Christmas sweater-themed mug ($16.96) or a TARDIS pillow ($16.50) to snuggle with.

For the Foodie

If you’re buying a present for the person who is always hosting, try a “Doctor Who” chips and dip plate ($38.95). However, if your loved one loves the kitchen, “The Official Doctor Who Cookbook” ($13) is a good bet.

For the Fashionable Female

Hot Topic has some clothing that’s much more chic than just a basic “Doctor Who” t-shirt. An Eleventh Doctor capelet ($54.50) is adorable, and an exploding TARDIS kimono ($36.90) is comfy and cute.

For the Secret Santa

You pulled a name out of a hat, and you just know that they like “Doctor Who.” Luckily, there’s a plethora of things to choose from. Christmas ornaments ($14.90) or a puzzle ($15.99) are both safe choices.

For the Kids

“Doctor Who” has fans of all ages. Younger ones might enjoy an Eleventh Doctor action figure and screwdriver set ($12.60) or a Twelfth Doctor talking plush toy ($18.99).

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