Doctor Who Ornaments - Put a Tardis Ornament on Your Tree

Kurt Adler's distinctive ornament style has entered a new realm with his Tardis ornament. This generously size 4.5-inch royal blue ornament will make a statement on any Xmas tree. It can be traditional green tree and include many other ornaments. Although a stunning futuristic white Christmas tree would show these Doctor Who Christmas ornaments off to perfection. The windows to this police box are carefully trimmed in white. Look carefully you can even see the door knob. It's also possible to read the words at the top - Police Public Call Box. If you're a passionate Doctor Who fan you might even want to have a special tabletop Christmas tree. You could use it as a centerpiece for your Christmas party.

Every good guy needs a bad guy to give them a reason to exist. For Doctor Who, it's the Daleks. These guys appeared in the early Sixties and Doctor Who has been after them ever since. This was a time when robotics were still a dream for small children and visionaries. George Jetson soon appeared with Rosie his robotic maid. What child of the Sixties can forget the Lost in Space exhortation, Danger Will Robinson, Danger Will Robonsin!

Combine these red and yellow Dalek ornaments with the royal blue Flying Tardis ornament and you'll have a colorful Doctor Who ornament collection liven up your Christmas tree. The ones shown to the left are by, Kurt Adler, my favorite ornament designer. Compare his version of ornaments to others and you'll see how rich his interpretation is. Adler always uses vibrant colors on his Christmas ornaments. The end result is a luxurious vibe. This is a Christmas celebration after all. Our Xmas decorations should give our home a joyous and optimistic feel, even if it includes robotic villians intent on world domination.

Doctor who first met them in a jungle with his granddaughter Susie. He learned that they had already destroyed one planet and were mutant creatures syphoning off radiation to live. The radiation was the result of a war they fought. Remember that this was particularly chilling vision put forth at the height of the Cold War. It was a cautionary tale for two super powers that were protecting their spheres of influence with nuclear weapons. This is perhaps why the series struck such a chord with old and young alike when it was released.

Cybermen are another group of enemies that Doctor Who has raced through and space to defeat. They arrive in his world in the first season. They began as 100 percent human beings. Then they started adding robot parts in order to survive as a race. Eventually they became more robotic than human Does this sound like another cautionary tale of our society?

The Six Million Dollar Man and later the Bionic Woman were examples of the positive way that robotics could save lives and become part of a secret government agency. The Cybermen show what can happen when technology and ethics diverge.

Include the 4-inch ornament to the right on your Christmas tree and you're sure to inspire a fascinating conversation on Christmas Eve. Because isn't that night also a major player in the good versus evil debate as the Baby Jesus is about to be born.