I didn't like the split season, but didn't mid the two part episodes.
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Doctor Who: Series 6
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I, too, just watched the Christmas special and really enjoyed it. My only worry was not seeing Amy Pond until the very end...I really hope they keep her in the series. I'm in love with her....
Ghpr13
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Already been announced she is leaving. It is now whether the character leaves the show amongst the living or not.
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Nooooooooooo!!! Say it ain't so! Amy Pond is sooooo Hot!!! And I thought a fine actress too!
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Moffat teases Amy and Rory's Who exit (and that new companion!) | Blastr
I too, hate to see the lovely redhead leave, hopefully Moffatt chooses another beautiful Irish or Scottish lass as the good Doctors companion.
I too, hate to see the lovely redhead leave, hopefully Moffatt chooses another beautiful Irish or Scottish lass as the good Doctors companion.
I would like to see Donna Noble brought back as another actress. Remember, she is now part timelord, she regenerates and becomes the second only timelord!
I think that the Doctor doesn't prefer older women like Donna as his partner. He seems to have a history of picking younger girls in their early 20s as his partner. I don't think that Donna and the Doctor has to much chemistry. Chemistry seems to be what makes the show click.
I never knew Amy was leaving ... she is indeed a pretty girl ... but I think it was time for her to go ... the stories with her were not really bringing anything new lately.
I re-watched the season finale. I still love the "question in plain site" ... I smacked my forehead on that one the first time around. A LOT of talk about The Doctor slipping into the "shadows". The "caretaker" references in the Christmas special seem to go along with that theme. I can't wait to see how this evolves.
I just had a random thought ...
Again, talking about the season finale ... the lake was a "fixed point in time".
However ... River clearly stated ... that fixed points in time can be "re-written" ... hence ... that is why time stood still and everything was happening at once.
Now lets transition to Torchwood - Miracle Day for second. Is not Jack a "fixed point in time". However ... with the shocker ending of that series ...
I wonder if Mofat was "hinting" that "fixed points in time can be written" ... and hence Jack and now his U.S. "counterpart"???
I re-watched the season finale. I still love the "question in plain site" ... I smacked my forehead on that one the first time around. A LOT of talk about The Doctor slipping into the "shadows". The "caretaker" references in the Christmas special seem to go along with that theme. I can't wait to see how this evolves.
I just had a random thought ...
Again, talking about the season finale ... the lake was a "fixed point in time".
However ... River clearly stated ... that fixed points in time can be "re-written" ... hence ... that is why time stood still and everything was happening at once.
Now lets transition to Torchwood - Miracle Day for second. Is not Jack a "fixed point in time". However ... with the shocker ending of that series ...
I wonder if Mofat was "hinting" that "fixed points in time can be written" ... and hence Jack and now his U.S. "counterpart"???
Moffat didn't have anything to do with Miracle Day though. Russell Davies used US writers for it.
