About half-way through, little E. turned to me and said, it'll be the other Doctor (who comes out of the Pandorica). Given she seems to have very little clue as to the plotline, this seemed strangely prescient.
Rewatching at the moment. Who's the Blue Man from 5145, in the preamble?
God, I am avoiding spoilers so very very much. All I can figure is that he goes back in time to fix things, and they must go back to Leadworth, surely. I wish to see the no-ducks one more time.
I don't know. I assumed that was a Star Wars cantina tribute. I wonder if there's more Leadworth to come, because why cast Annette Crosbie just to have her speak about ten lines? Doylishly, is that a clue?
Maybe Moff is pulling a Castrovalva: "you made us man of evil, but we are free", making Leadworth the picture-postcard trap and that's why Amy doesn't remember -- all those people are in a sub-universe and the people Jeff talked to online are facsimiles.
Only if the Leadworthians placed in the trap have free will, as Auton!Rory did, the Doctor can use them to foil the plan. "Time can be rewritten".
If time is rewritten, Amy lives, maybe Rory is only her friend in the new universe and the Amy we've got to know is dead. Next season's Amy is the same, but different.
The theory of the doctor in the Tardis and the doctor not in the Tardis; the doctor in the jacket who goes back in time (we think) to comfort Amy in the forest of the Weeping Angels and tells her she has to remember.
So I think he gets out of the Pandorica (somehow) and at some point in the next ep goes back to Amy's house to discover the big thing that Amy's forgotten, and then goes to the Weeping Angel time, to try to get her to remember.
And maybe the burn marks in the grass are the crap Tardis which flew away last ep?. Or maybe they were Gallifreyan language?
Stonehenge is also in Amy's book about the Romans in Britain...
River is still ahead of the Doctor, collecting all the clues. She goes back to the Byzantium after this, I think? 'I haven't yet but I will have' (told you I'd see you again) or words to that effect?
Which means River has still to kill the best man she ever knew. But, wait. She's in the Stormcage when she escapes, so it has already happened in her timeline, but it's yet to happen in our point of view.
The doctor in the Tardis doesn't know.
Gah! Which means Prisoner Zero, the Trickster with the alternate realities, and the person who wants to build a time machine. And Annette Crosbie. And Amy's aunt...dun dun dun... THE AUNT WE HAVE NEVER SEEN...
Mm. The blue man, in the Maldovarium: this didn't make sense but having Googles a bit, I think I've worked it out. River buys a Vortex Manipulator (as worn by the likes of Captain Jack, apparently), presumably to hop about in time. (Initially delivered on the wrist of a handsome Time Agent. Ewww.)
I wonder if that's how she'll get out of the Tardis/ travel without the Tardis.
They have to do a fair bit of running around next week, if I'm not mistaken.
55 minutes worth of running around, apparently, but at least five minutes of it won't be the Tardis towing the fucking Earth while cast laughs self-indulgently or wanking about on beaches while people's heads are exploding WHY YES I AM STILL BITTER ABOUT JOURNEY'S END AND IT'S ONLY BEEN TWO YEARS.
Also I hope you're right about River because that would be a gun, placed in the first act, fired in the third, as opposed to Rusty, who LITERALLY pulled the gun from out of his/ Captain Jack's arse.
Amy. It's still all about Amy.
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God, I am avoiding spoilers so very very much. All I can figure is that he goes back in time to fix things, and they must go back to Leadworth, surely. I wish to see the no-ducks one more time.
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Only if the Leadworthians placed in the trap have free will, as Auton!Rory did, the Doctor can use them to foil the plan. "Time can be rewritten".
If time is rewritten, Amy lives, maybe Rory is only her friend in the new universe and the Amy we've got to know is dead. Next season's Amy is the same, but different.
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So I think he gets out of the Pandorica (somehow) and at some point in the next ep goes back to Amy's house to discover the big thing that Amy's forgotten, and then goes to the Weeping Angel time, to try to get her to remember.
And maybe the burn marks in the grass are the crap Tardis which flew away last ep?. Or maybe they were Gallifreyan language?
I have it all sewn up, not. :D
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*is such a sad geek*
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FIXED!
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River is still ahead of the Doctor, collecting all the clues. She goes back to the Byzantium after this, I think? 'I haven't yet but I will have' (told you I'd see you again) or words to that effect?
Which means River has still to kill the best man she ever knew. But, wait. She's in the Stormcage when she escapes, so it has already happened in her timeline, but it's yet to happen in our point of view.
The doctor in the Tardis doesn't know.
Gah! Which means Prisoner Zero, the Trickster with the alternate realities, and the person who wants to build a time machine. And Annette Crosbie. And Amy's aunt...dun dun dun... THE AUNT WE HAVE NEVER SEEN...
Er.
*cough*
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I wonder if that's how she'll get out of the Tardis/ travel without the Tardis.
They have to do a fair bit of running around next week, if I'm not mistaken.
Eeee!
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Also I hope you're right about River because that would be a gun, placed in the first act, fired in the third, as opposed to Rusty, who LITERALLY pulled the gun from out of his/ Captain Jack's arse.
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