I think The Silence are definitely on a par with the Weeping Angels. I was only about 13 when they first featured in Blink and they scared the hell out of me.
I was a bit lost at the beginning, but then after he was killed I thought 'oh, so that how it happens' because some IDIOT told me a week beforehand that the Doctor died in the first episode.
I got a bit confused, which is a good thing. I can tell it's good writing if it's so complex that I can't quite understand it on the first time of watching.
There's supposedly some rumour that David Tennannt is coming back...but I'm guessing it's just my DT-mad friend getting excitable.
More than a rumour. In the pre-series trailer you can see a brief snippet of the old Tardis.
That's what I got told. That would be very interesting...if it's at all possible in paradoxical terms. I'm sure they'll find some loophole that will make it acceptable.
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I think The Silence are definitely on a par with the Weeping Angels. I was only about 13 when they first featured in Blink and they scared the hell out of me.
I was a bit lost at the beginning, but then after he was killed I thought 'oh, so that how it happens' because some IDIOT told me a week beforehand that the Doctor died in the first episode.
I got a bit confused, which is a good thing. I can tell it's good writing if it's so complex that I can't quite understand it on the first time of watching.
There's supposedly some rumour that David Tennannt is coming back...but I'm guessing it's just my DT-mad friend getting excitable.
More than a rumour. In the pre-series trailer you can see a brief snippet of the old Tardis.
That's what I got told. That would be very interesting...if it's at all possible in paradoxical terms. I'm sure they'll find some loophole that will make it acceptable.
It happened before in the old series(The five Doctors).So I'd assume they' be able to conjure up some far-fetched loophole to allow two lol.
[Edited by Elite, 4/26/2011 4:07:01 AM]
--------------------------------------------------------------------------- Elite He's been here for so long yet he's only made himself known once with Eliteitude...after that...not much else.
Okay so they defeated The Silent with Niel Armstrong's foot, River's back in jail and everyone's fine and dandy...but who or what the bloody hell was the girl? I thought she was meant to be a pivotal point in the plot...but we never found out why she was there or what she was doing. And then she started regenerating. Don't you just hate it when that happens?
You can tell that memory is going to be the main theme of this series. There's obviously The Silent, but there's also the backwards relationship between the Doctor and River, Amy can't remember what happened at the orphanage and Rory mentioned something about not always being able to remember the past 2000 years.
Looking forward to the stroppy homicidal mermaid next week.
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I'm not sure if humans and Timelords can have children, though I may be mistaken.
Spoiler:
Two rumours I've heard is that either River is a Timelord, or if is indeed Amy's then she may have a fob watch..
[Edited by moderator Elite, 5/2/2011 11:56:48 AM]
--------------------------------------------------------------------------- Elite He's been here for so long yet he's only made himself known once with Eliteitude...after that...not much else.
The little girl is Amy and Rory's daughter (hence the pic of her and amy in the orphanage) given Time-Lord like abilities from her mother being pregnant whist travelling in the TARDIS.
The next time we see River, is the first time she meets The Doctor.
Also...I think the Doctor survives somehow (I'm thinking Tennants spare hand , but 'dying' like he did in Episode 1 will allow him to gain a whole new set of regenerations (like the master) and also avoid becoming the Valeyard (who technically is now a paradox since The Doctor can't go back to Gallifrey). I also think that 'current' Doctor knows that 'future' Doctor sent himself the invite but doesn't want to admit it to himself (remember his comment on the envelope being TARDIS blue)
Of course, they're only theories at the moment.
From what I've heard, Humans and Time-Lords can't have children together...BUT....the Doctor claims to be half-human so...like most Time-Lord trivia....it's not fully explained, and may never be.
, but 'dying' like he did in Episode 1 will allow him to gain a whole new set of regenerations (like the master) and also avoid becoming the Valeyard (who technically is now a paradox since The Doctor can't go back to Gallifrey). I also think that 'current' Doctor knows that 'future' Doctor sent himself the invite but doesn't want to admit it to himself (remember his comment on the envelope being TARDIS blue)
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