Doctor Who

Prisoner Zero said in the first episode, "The Pandorica will open and silence will fall" (Well something like that) I'm not sure but it might just be the person who voiced Zero again.
 
From what i gather it looks as if amys life has basically been made as a trap for the doctor to fall into (which he does) by everyone in the universe to stop the universe exploding.

Im thinking that the version of amy that is with the doctor will die and turn out she is infact one of those roboty people like the romans. Her being created by one of the evil races in the universe can explain a lot of things such as why she doesnt remember a lot of earth events such as the dalek attack etc. The real amy will still be on earth most likely hidden from the dr and replaced with robot amy and will most likely be given back to the dr after he saves the universe.

Im thinking that somehow anyway a second doctor is around(second part of weeping angels episode) who has been watching, but i cant really think what his part will be in this, probilly the one who river will kill.

Anyway i cant wait to watch next weeks episode! is this a 3 parter? i seem to remember that being said somewhere. Will be intresting to see how the Dr will bring everything back to normal.
 
What does "Silence will fall" actually mean though. I assumed it was something to do with the universe ending, but in fact that makes no sense as that would be "silence will rise" or something of that nature.

In the last episode I started thinking maybe it means that with the Doctor in the Pandorica the evil empires now have free reign of the Universe, so the current silence will fall into chaos and death etc.

Maybe?
 
Jongo said:
From what i gather it looks as if amys life has basically been made as a trap for the doctor to fall into (which he does) by everyone in the universe to stop the universe exploding.

Im thinking that the version of amy that is with the doctor will die and turn out she is infact one of those roboty people like the romans. Her being created by one of the evil races in the universe can explain a lot of things such as why she doesnt remember a lot of earth events such as the dalek attack etc. The real amy will still be on earth most likely hidden from the dr and replaced with robot amy and will most likely be given back to the dr after he saves the universe.

Im thinking that somehow anyway a second doctor is around(second part of weeping angels episode) who has been watching, but i cant really think what his part will be in this, probilly the one who river will kill.

Anyway i cant wait to watch next weeks episode! is this a 3 parter? i seem to remember that being said somewhere. Will be intresting to see how the Dr will bring everything back to normal.
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It is just a 2 parter.


Amp34 said:
What does "Silence will fall" actually mean though. I assumed it was something to do with the universe ending, but in fact that makes no sense as that would be "silence will rise" or something of that nature.

In the last episode I started thinking maybe it means that with the Doctor in the Pandorica the evil empires now have free reign of the Universe, so the current silence will fall into chaos and death etc.

Maybe?
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Silence will fall over the universe maybe?
 
I thought Silence will Fall referred to the Doctor's last words as he was forced into the Pandorica. He stated something along the likes of "whole universes will cease to exist", and then at the end of the eps we saw the camera zoom far out of earth and in the background you could see whole galaxies exploding... = silence will fall?
 
Explosions are hardly silent :p

Joking, I know what you mean by it. Well, you wouldn't be able to hear the explosions in space anyway.
 
Kainz said:
Quick question. When River was trapped in the Tardis, which was spinning wildly out of control, a voice boomed out saying "silence will fall" - what on earth was that about? Whose eerie voice was that? Very puzzled about that bit.
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I actually thought that voice sounded A LOT like Davros.
 
Awesome episode IMO.

One thing I'm left wondering about though; what's causing the TARDIS to explode? River obviously knows how to pilot it, we've seen that before, yet it's crashing/exploding. So something/someone must be controlling it externally. I either missed the explanation, or just didn't pick up on it, anyone know? Or it could still yet to be explained.
 
Hmmm, if that is the case (Davros) maybe it is a sneaky dalek plot to get the Doctor out of their hair for good? Force the TARDIS to explode and use it as a way of getting all the other major powers to join up with them, before double crossing them all and taking control of the Universe.


(loads of plot holes there I think... :p)
 
DAnDan said:
Awesome episode IMO.

One thing I'm left wondering about though; what's causing the TARDIS to explode? River obviously knows how to pilot it, we've seen that before, yet it's crashing/exploding. So something/someone must be controlling it externally. I either missed the explanation, or just didn't pick up on it, anyone know? Or it could still yet to be explained.
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There was no explanation other than River's conviction that the TARDIS was being controlled by someone or something else, most likely the "silence will fall" voice.
 
Kainz said:
I thought Silence will Fall referred to the Doctor's last words as he was forced into the Pandorica. He stated something along the likes of "whole universes will cease to exist", and then at the end of the eps we saw the camera zoom far out of earth and in the background you could see whole galaxies exploding... = silence will fall?
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the earth must have travelled into the future since the light from the explosions of stars / galaxies will take x years to reach earth.. or they exploded a log time ago, in a very precises pattern so the light got to earth about the same time..

why did they not jsut kill the doctor, he can be killed it take time to re-generate...

since the darleks are so uber powerful and the last bit of the plan was to grab the doctor and manually put him in the pandoricle why did they need help?
 
I can't believe we've already got to the last episode next week, it's named "The Big Bang" and what a finale we're about to see.

Are we assuming that there is another doctor as fact? It would be pretty funny if it was a genuine closet mistake. Especially since we've only been given one single clue and it hasn't been made too obvious, where as most of the other elements of the series have been blatant (at least compared to the Tennant era). However I think it's pretty likely there is a second doctor, I'm just stunned by how much of an amazing find that was. Well done for finding that, I'm pretty sure only one person found that in this thread.

I didn't see the vortex manipulator on the doctors wrist when he was thrown into the Pandorica. I'm pretty sure River is still wearing it, in which case it was silly she didn't just use that to exit the TARDIS... even if she did want to land it safely rather than jumping out of a moving time vehicle that would destroy the universe.

How do we know it's young Amy that saves the doctor? I didn't see any clues for that at all.
 
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