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In the first episode of this series, when the doctor emerges from the tardis, he tells little Amy that he has just climbed up from the library. "A hell of a climb," or similar.

We all assumed he was talking about a library in the tardis. I wonder if he was talking about THE library.

Using the same technology that created the asylum for "saving" people, the Pandorica imprisons the doctor but he doesn't realise it.

Jobasha wrote:The ending was pretty predictable, but still enjoyable. Looking forward to next week. I imagine it's too much to hope River Song is gone for good.

But... But... Alex Kingston!

she wont be gone for good.
she ends up in the Library.

daleshrimpton wrote:she wont be gone for good.
she ends up in the Library.

...and then she's gone for good!!

...Apart from continuing to exist as a simulation of herself in the Lybrary core...which, no doubt, Mr. Moffat will someday reverse

Lawrence wrote:

Jobasha wrote:The ending was pretty predictable, but still enjoyable. Looking forward to next week. I imagine it's too much to hope River Song is gone for good.

But... But... Alex Kingston!

Don't want to have to hear her say spoilers again.

Jobasha wrote:

Lawrence wrote:

Jobasha wrote:The ending was pretty predictable, but still enjoyable. Looking forward to next week. I imagine it's too much to hope River Song is gone for good.

But... But... Alex Kingston!

Don't want to have to hear her say spoilers again.

I'll just go watch ER for my Alex Kingston fix shall I? Before the Mark Green stuff, there were some good scenes.

Anyway, Dr Who...
Might just go order the lot just to relive my youth...

Alex Kingston is great - one of the highlights of this season for me. And she was great in ER too.

Surely she must be related to Amy in some way - the hair is too much of a coincidence.

(And the "Big Bang" isn't just the TARDIS blowing up, it's the START of the new universe)

or the start of this one.

A new universe where the cybermen and the daleks never levelled London - not to mention all the other alien attacks? Could be. But then, where does that leave us? A world without alien threats? No need for the doctor then surely? Perhaps he gets left behind in the old universe? A universe that needs him?

I want to get trapped in the doctor's universe too.

Hmm, we have now reached the point where these theories have far outstripped anything the BBC will have actually managed to think up themselves, the episode can only go downhill from this post

CutToTheAce wrote:Hmm, we have now reached the point where these theories have far outstripped anything the BBC will have actually managed to think up themselves, the episode can only go downhill from this post

If they bring in a couple more red heads they can do whatever they like with the story line!

Lawrence wrote:

CutToTheAce wrote:Hmm, we have now reached the point where these theories have far outstripped anything the BBC will have actually managed to think up themselves, the episode can only go downhill from this post

If they bring in a couple more red heads they can do whatever they like with the story line!

Correction:

If they bring in a couple more hot red heads they can do whatever they like with the story line!

Yep. You have a valid point

Beardy wrote:

Lawrence wrote:

CutToTheAce wrote:Hmm, we have now reached the point where these theories have far outstripped anything the BBC will have actually managed to think up themselves, the episode can only go downhill from this post

If they bring in a couple more red heads they can do whatever they like with the story line!

Correction:

If they bring in a couple more hot red heads they can do whatever they like with the story line!

By definition a red head is already hot so it's an unnecessary adjective.
Like "drunk Irishman" or "violent glaswegian"

Oi! I'm not drunk all the time (about half the time I'm hungover!). And red heads are not automatically sexy. Billie Piper and Freema Agyemon or however it's spelt were way hotter than Amy!