DOCTOR Who fans reckon the show’s re-designed sonic screwdriver is a bit time-lewd — as it resembles a sex toy.
The multi-function device has been given a new look for the first female Doctor.

It was unveiled this week in a campaign to introduce Jodie Whittaker as the 13th Time Lord.
But its soft, smooth curves have left many sniggering that it looks just like a vibrator.
Giorgiana Izvercian posted online: “More like sonic screwdildo.” Another said: “Nice to see I’m not the only one thinking...#sextoy.”
Frederik Egger tweeted: “I bet it has three settings.” Michael Ries replied: “Yeah.. slow..fast..and exterminate!!”

Stacy Embry commented: “Truly an unfortunate design.
“It’s more something in a nightstand than a Tardis.”
And Darren Greenidge remarked: “You’d think the BBC would have noticed and asked for a redesign being a family show.”

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The sonic screwdriver first appeared in 1968 and is a popular part of the BBC show.
An official replica has already gone on sale for £14.99.
Ex-Broadchurch star Jodie, 36, is to make her debut in October.



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