Doctor Who Mad Libs

The Doctor saves the universe. You supply an adjective that makes the whole operation sound deeply embarrassing. Doctor Who Mad Libs puts 21 fill-in-the-blank stories into a 48-page book, turning familiar adventures into whatever nonsense your passengers can come up with. It’s a good match for a Whovian who enjoys a joke more than another collectible to dust.

This is the road-trip gift that gives everyone something to do together. Ask for nouns, verbs and adjectives, then read the completed story aloud. Knowing Doctor Who adds to the fun, but nobody needs a working knowledge of Daleks to contribute a ridiculous word. The parts-of-speech practice is a useful bonus for younger fans, not the main event.

For repeat trips through time and grammar, keep the answers on a separate sheet of paper. That leaves the stories ready for another round, with a newly questionable description of the TARDIS each time.