Series 6/32 of Doctor Who.

Nomyt · #21

If you don't like the episode "The Doctor's Wife" 1up there's something wrong with you. It was a stunner of an episode. Favourite of this series so far.

1-up Salesman · #22

Haven't seen it yet. Y'know, time difference and all that jazz. Got it set to record tonight.

[Spoiler] I think the little girl is Riversong. Remember- Riversong killed someone. That's what she was put in prison for. The Doctor said, "Who did you kill?" Riversong said that she couldn't tell him. Well, the astronaut killed the Doctor in his future. Figure it out. [/spoiler]

Also, I must give Fried Goomba/Steel Cheif credit for the majority of this theory.

1-up Salesman · #23

Okay, watched it.

Phenomenal, for the most part.

[Spoiler] It made sense, because, really, the TARDIS is the Doctor's companion at all times. The psychology behind it all was very well done. [/spoiler]

StarryPeach · #24

1-up, I think what connects these episodes together is subtle. [spoiler]The focus is on Amy. I haven't seen "The Doctor's Wife" yet, but based on what I've seen in "Curse of the Black Spot", there's a focus on her.[/spoiler]

1-up Salesman · #25

I mean, like an on-going plot. Not that I mind one-shots, but I want them to be well-written. And the focus isn't really on Amy in 'The Doctor's Wife.' But I know what you mean.

[Spoiler] I think that the Silence did something to Amy, like to impregnate her. It's like they're trying to make a Time Lord child. Remember when Amy tried to kiss the Doctor? I think that was something about post-hypnotic suggestion from the Silence. They may have even seen the Silence in 'The Lodger' when they were up in that fake TARDIS, but they wouldn't remember it. [/spoiler]

Nomyt · #26

The Rebel Flesh...hmmmm was an okay episode. Fairly predictable. I guess the most important thing is......

[Spoiler]Oh look, a flesh copy of The Doctor. Who has the same memories, feels, soul and probably able to try and regenerate.[/Spoiler]

1-up Salesman · #27

Forgot to record it. :(

YouTube · #28

^^
[spoiler]Unless it gets shot mid-regeneration...by a spaceman that rose up out of a lake...I JUST SOLVED THE SEASON ARC MYSTERY. (unless it was solved in "Day of the Moon"; I missed that one)[/spoiler]

And remember, "I'm-a Luigi, number one!"

Nomyt · #29

^

[Spoiler]Who shot The Doctor wasn't solved on Day of the Moon?[/Spoiler]

1-up Salesman · #30

I really doubt that's it- the [spoiler]Ganger Doctor looks different enough to be able to tell which is it. [/spoiler]

YouTube · #31

^^I don't know; like I said, I missed that one.

^Only when they're not trying really hard to hold together.

And remember, "I'm-a Luigi, number one!"

1-up Salesman · #32

^Oh, okay. That makes sense. But

[spoiler] I'd think that the future Doctor, if he's the Ganger Doctor, would have told them, don't you think? [/spoiler]

Nomyt · #33

^ Nope.

[Spoiler]Depending if they're working together. Or if the Ganger goes off by himself. Or something like that.[/Spoiler]

I actually think it's a massive red herring, and that [Spoiler] The ganger is going to die in the next episode.[/Spoiler] It's something that Steven would do.

YouTube · #34

Well, everyone else I've heard from agrees with you, which would make MY theory the real twist.

And remember, "I'm-a Luigi, number one!"

1-up Salesman · #35

I still think that

[spoiler] the child may be misplaced in time, and I still think it's Riversong. May possibly be Amy's daughter, though they look nothing alike. -_-' Amy POND=RIVER Song. Hmm.

Remember, River apparently killed someone. The future Doctor was killed. It seemed to be implied in 'Time of the Angels' that it was the Doctor that River had killed.

Doctor: "Who did you kill?"

River: "I can't tell you." [/spoiler]

Nomyt · #36

Yeah, I dunno. What's going to happen really. Steven is pretty hard to figure out at times.

1-up Salesman · #37

^ I honestly don't think he writes enough episodes. That's why we keep getting crap episodes like the stuff about the Silurians. It was cool that they brought back the Silurians, but they weren't even trying to be accurate to what they were like originally.

Nomyt · #38

The Almost people was an epic episode. So many shock moments. Big spoilers under spoiler tags.

1.[Spoiler]The Doctors changed shoes (remember the original Doctor had to get new shoes, the flesh version has the proper shoes.) they changed it quite early on which means.....[/Spoiler]
2.[Spoiler]Amy told the real Doctor that he was going to die, when she thought she was telling it the Ganger Doctor[/Spoiler]
Freakin' Huge Spoiler as of now.
3. [Spoiler]AMY IS A FREAKIN' GANGER. The real Amy is somewhere else giving birth [/Spoiler]
4. [Spoiler] The woman that appears through holes in the wall, is actually with the real Amy, and is a "Nurse"/"Mid-wide" to Amy. The reason why Ganger Amy sees them, is of a bleeding effect. [/Spoiler]

1-up Salesman · #39

I foolishly read part of your third spoiler. Not your fault; mine. Please tell me there's other freakishly shocking moments also. :(

YouTube · #40

BBCA is running a marathon of the past 5 episodes over & over again all weekend for Memorial Day; we don't get "Almost People" until next week.
Bright side: I finally got to see the 3 in the middle that I missed. Holy carp, "Doctor's Wife" was awesome! And nothing in "Day of the Moon" disproved my theory yet.

And remember, "I'm-a Luigi, number one!"