What do "The Big Bang Theory" and "Luo Xiao Black War" have in common? 丨 Night asked

Answer: Doctor Who.

Doctor Who is a 1963 british science fiction television series. The story tells the story of a time lord who calls himself "The Doctor" and uses his time machine TARDIS (short for "Time And Relative Dimension(s) In Space") disguised as a 1950s British police booth to explore time and space with his partner and punish evil and promote good, save civilization, and help the weak.

By 1989, after 26 seasons, the show had been suspended due to the decline in audience numbers. Until 2005, the new version of "Doctor Who" began to be updated again, so now the pre-2005 episodes are generally called the old version, and then the new version. The new version of the story has been updated to season thirteen, and the definition of TARDIS has been changed to an abbreviation for Totally And Radically Driving In Space.

Because in the setting, every time the "doctor" is reborn, it will change a face, so since the beginning of the broadcast, there have been more than a dozen actors who have played the doctor, and there are men and women, and the doctor in the current updated series is a woman. This super-long TV series was listed by the Guinness Book of World Records as the "world's longest science fiction television series" and also included in the "most successful" science fiction television series of all time.

While there were many excellent episodes of the same period, Doctor Who was unique for its excellent imagination and unique themes. The show has become an important part of British pop culture, and even at the 2012 London Olympic Games, the eleventh Doctor was the torchbearer, and a promotional video of the Olympic Torch also used the "Doctor Who" bridge, the Doctor was teleported to the track of the Olympic stadium, and even the brake sound of TARDIS was cleverly added at the opening ceremony, which showed the status of the play in the british mind.

The ABOVE-mentioned TARDIS is a symbol, when people see the blue police booth, they think of "Doctor Who", so many film and television dramas use this element to pay tribute to the works of their predecessors. For example, "The Big Bang Theory", which has "Doctor Who" elements appear many times, there is an episode in which Sheldon says that he started early to see the "Doctor Who" update, and in one episode Howard sang "If I Didn't Have You" for Bernadette, without her, he is like Doctor Who without TARDIS (I'd be Dr. Who without the TARDIS), of course, the TARDIS decorations throughout the set are endless.

There are also tributes in "Luo Xiao Black War", such as in episode 20, the protagonists see a blue police booth, and the eleventh doctor who ran out of it, wearing his standard Turkish felt hat.

The tribute in "Ready Player One" with countless Easter eggs is a bit hidden, and if the screen is black, the blue police booth hidden in the dark may be overlooked.

Beijing News editor Wu Longzhen

Proofreading Li Lijun