Doctor Who Pen

[stonezebra]

So, now that all these great ideas are available what brave soul will suggest them to C-S? (not me)

[Ghost Plane]

Mary's already on it. We're at the mercy of BBC licensing.

[richardandtracy]

Mary, don't you dare let my kids know you are thinking about this!

 

I'd be broke for Christmas.

 

Regards,

 

Richard

[colrehogan]

I have dibs on the 3rd Doctor pen! Need one each of a Bessie and Whomobile stands to go with it. Maybe even a dematerialization circuit stand to go with it too!

 

Romana II had a cool looking sonic screwdriver too, if I recall correctly.

[KateB_tps]

I LOVE Dr Who!!!

Of course it has to hold more ink than it looks like it would hold from the outside ;b

[RMN]

I watched a dr Who proms concert last night on telly. That was fun.

50 years of dr. Who.

Is there a tv series running longer? Maybe coronation street?

 

Anyway, a pen to commemorate this leading program would be more than proper for Britain's leading penmaker...

 

D.ick

[GandalfTheGrey]

I think it's time to start saving up...

[RudyR]

The box should have a photo of the Doctor, who hopefully will soon be ...... Helen Mirren.

[nomadhacker]

The box should have a photo of the Doctor, who hopefully will soon be ...... Helen Mirren.

Sorry, it's Peter Capaldi

http://www.usatoday.com/story/life/tv/2013/08/04/new-doctor-who-star/2612947/

[GemMayhem]

Good suggestion, thank you!

 

I am not currently aware of the full licensing requirements to launch an official 'Doctor Who' pen commemorative, but will certainly be open to contacting the BBC to find out more information

 

Kind regards,

 

Mary Burke

Thank you ever so much for investigating this! I hope the enthusiasm on this thread is contagious to the licensing group at BBC. What a wonderful way to commemorate and celebrate BBC, Dr Who and Conway Stewart.

[hpk90]

Count me in. The Tardis theme presentation box is really a neat idea as is a series commemorating each actor who has played the Doctor. Could you imagine the colors on the Tom Baker pen?

[suits123]

+infinity to this. I so want one! I also want one that looks like the 10th doctors sonic screwdriver. lol

[KateB_tps]

What a wonderful way to commemorate and celebrate BBC, Dr Who and Conway Stewart.

Yes, especially as it's the 50th anniversary this year!!

[whitedot]

Mary, is it coming? Should I start saving up?

 

 

The box should have a photo of the Doctor, who hopefully will soon be ...... Helen Mirren.

 

[Willowandme]

I would buy it. With a Tardis box would be awesome.

[RMN]

Mary, you reacted on august 5th that you would inquire.

 

Please give us an update: Is it a yes, can we still hope, or is it out of the question?

 

 

D.ick

[whitedot]

Any hope? Any?

[LWJ2]

Dear Ms. Burke --

 

Unfortunately, I had a fit of some sort and mentioned this to my wife. Not that I don't appreciate CS pens, I love my No. 475. Any filling system will work for me other than cartridge/cartridge converter; although I prefer piston-fill pens.

 

Please let us know as soon as you're able, so I can decide whether to save for it or use the "involuntary redistribution of the wealth" plan as a financing base.

 

Regards,

 

Leon Jester

Roanoke, Virginia USA

[kulindi]

I think the Dr Who pen is DEAD...................

[cybaea]

haha - you guys are more impatient than a Dalek at the foot of the stairs. Have any of you tried to negotiate a licensing deal with the BBC or any other beastly big, bureaucratic, media organization? And for what? A hundred pens in CS's dreams? Meaning what - low single digit thousand pounds license fees to the BBC? Compared to £5bn annual revenues: 0.0001%, at best. Hardly an application that is going to get fast-tracked, is it? And CS would need a proposal design before they even start which is also labour intensive.

 

Get real guys: This is going to take some time.

Edited October 31, 2013 by cybaea