No, he said in DWM that it would be in episode 3.

It wasn't that you'd have to watch it back because you wouldn't get it the first time, what he said was that it was "so shocking you'll want to rewind immediately" and watch again. I presume he was talking about Amy not knowing the Daleks.

SM's 'production notes' quote in Feb's DWM discussing VOTD was :

"I remember watching the rushes and there was this bit I just kept rewinding and watching and watching and watching. And so will you ! "

So perhaps the rewind bit is just some great acting. Jammie Dodger ? Dorabella ?

As for a revelation the Dorabella speech is what I took the most from. There seems to be more than one clue there regards Amelia Pond.

Also notice the A.R.P. warden's helmet on the roof. It's missing an A&P

the daleks told the Dr to call of the attack or they would destroy the earth

Doctor "saves" the daleks and calls of the attack allowing them to escape

He then rushes back to earth to smack Bracewell and tell him he is human and not a bomb

Why did the doctor allow the daleks to escape when he seems to have know they are evil and they would destroy the earth anyway

The same reason why he didn't pull the lever on the Deltawave in "The Parting Of the Ways"

which is?

This was covered in another thread - which I cant find now
But apparently "R" means rescue. In fact if you use google images for Warden Hodges off Dads army you'll see he only has a "W" on his helmet (which I didnt realise!).

Because if he stayed on the ship, they would destroy earth. If he returned to earth, they would destroy the earth, but he woulld be able to stop them. No choice really

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If that's what he actually said then (as I said I never read the original statement, just what others had said it was) I agree it has to be Amy not knowing about the Daleks.

Still think it's somewhat significant that the crack does not appear till Amy leaves the Time period though.

Could very well be that we wont realise what it was until after the final episode of the series, then watch it back and go "ahhhhh"

Yes, I remember saying that and it struck me at the time as an odd thing to say, since presumably she's not gojng to suddenly discover that she's an alien created robot! Or is she? I did wonder if it meant that she knows or senses that she is not all she appears to be. Of course it may just refer to having to hide from her more respectable neighbours the fact that she's a Kissogram.

He can't sacrifice the whole Earth for sake of destroying the Daleks. He did sacrifice the Time Lord for sake of destroying the Daleks but that was because of what they were planning (The end of time itself) and even that left him very scarred

I think the crack was just hidden behind the Tardis.


The crack is where different periods of time are being pushed together. In Amy's case thats 1990 and 2010 which is why she doesn't remember the Daleks. Its also why the Doctor has difficulty landing at the right point in time anywhere along the crack. Not helped by his poor driving but mainly the crack

But it wasn't that's my point.

When the Doctor goes to the Dalek ship the crack is not in the wall.

So it only appears at some point after that and the most likely time is as the TARDIS is leaving.

I thought those shots were taken from different angles? Can anyone confirm?

When the TARDIS disapears we are looking at Amy and Churchill who therefore are looking at the Wall.

I can't recalll either of them commenting on a big scary crack in the wall can you?

I'd guess it was the whole "Never seen or heard of the Daleks" thing. Somehow the time-line is cocked up or they're in an alternative universe.

The cracks in the universe are following Amy, is she the cause? Does she belong to a different dimension where no Daleks exist?

That doesn't mean they would have noticed it - I assume it doesn't glow all the time. Are we sure that the Doc parked in the same place second time around?

if you go back to the first ep the crack was already there before the doctor appeared to young amy, so unless she time travelled before they met it seems highly unlikely that Amy is the cause of the cracks

But the daleks were off to destroy the earth either way and he knew this. So he wasn't sacrificing the earth, as he still had time to race back to Bracewell regardless of if the daleks lived or died. (as he proved by letting the daleks go and still saving earth)

He knew whatever he did the daleks would activate Bracewell so his choice was save the earth and kill the daleks or save the earth and kill the daleks. Whatever he choice the earth's fate was the same

There are a few other aspects to the episodes shown so far that would point toward something along those lines.

The fact that no one really has a clue has kind of defeated the object then really I guess. Hopefully all will be revealed at some point!!!