General Discussions

I noticed that. There was another one on the side of the Spaceship Britain in The Beast Below, and of course the crack in Amy's wall in The Eleventh Hour. I have a feeling it'll be a reoccurring thing, although it's a lot more obvious than the others were.

I don't think anything could be more obvious than the dissapearing bees, where Donna basically said it all the time, very subtle >.>

I wonder if the cracks will have anything to do with Amy not knowing about the Daleks, because they did invade Earth twice in the 21st century. or maybe it was because the new Daleks did something to time and the old Daleks never got the chance to invade Earth, or maybe the Daleks in WWII meant that the future humans knew to look out for them, but that wouldn't have helped much...

This is so confusing...

It can get pretty deep, I try not to understand it too much. I'll just get all tangled up in all the goings forwards and backwards through time that obliterate each other and such like.

I thought that about Amy not knowing. She's either forgotten about it, wasn't on Earth when it happens or it didn't happen at all.

...you're right, I'm truly confused now. o.o

Weeping angels again!

I don't think this episode was as good as the last one, but it is a 2 part, so they had to get a lot of information out of the way in the first part. The next time trailer was at the end of the credits btw, in case anyone missed it, it's probably on the Doctor Who website or youtube...

River Song is back, and the Doctor had met her in her past and his future, again, I thought that would happen, and I was right. So River changed a lot from then to Silence in the Library, probably because she became a professer...

Amy's turning into and angel somehow, I don't know what's going to happen about that. And in the next time trailer it looks like they have to keep their eyes closed (or at least Amy does anyway) or the angels will get them, and they're not in the maze anymore...

I missed the trailer for the next episode. TT_TT

I thought it was pretty good, and the whole thing with River Song was clever. The ending wasn't much of a cliffhanger though, it was just 'shoot at the roof KTHANXBAI'

A DW geek friend of mine pointed out an interesting theory about why they were in the museum in the first place; the Doctor was looking for anything that had changed that would give him a clue as to why Amy doesn't remember the Daleks. No idea if that's right though.

-scuttles off to find next week's trailer-

It could be true about the museum thing, but I don't think it would be that complicated, or would it?

Curse you Steven Moffat and you're stories within stories within stories!

I wouldn't be surprised. If you pay close enough attention there are an infinte number of tiny little things that link back to previous episodes, or have some connection to an episode that hasn't happened yet. Doctor Who has fried my brain enough times already, I'm sure it can do it again.