its usually there before and about 20 people have voted terrible

I liked the episode, but not as much as last week's. And I really didn't like the last scene, it seemed very out of character for Amy, after building up a nice brother-sistery-pally relationship with the Doctor.

Ooh Matron!

er, the doctor going mad has been done before as he is coming out of a regeneration.

the doctor was getting stressed and wanted her to move and he said you are not moving, you must move.

doctor gay, i think you find that RTD did make the doctor a bi sexual if you watch the CE and DT episodes again.

previous execs remember loved all the gay references which hopefully are starting to disappear now.

A good episode but like with most DW 2 parters Time of Angels was better.


As said by others DW has had Vampires in it before. State of Decay, Curse of Fenric and even Smith and Jones.


Looks like the crack to the end of the Universe has little to do with the Pandorica opening as River had no knowledge of the crack in this story.

I take it someone here hasn't seen the ass kicking angry son of a bitch Sixth Doctor then!

Do you think the whole 'kissing Doctor' thing would change Amy/Doctor's friendship like Amy feeling embarrassed and him feeling wary of her waiting for her to pounce again

In the next episode though, they seemed ok though.

I really enjoyed the episode tonight - I found Amy counting down and not realising the creepiest bit!

And I HATED the last scene, WTF. I love romance in Doctor Who too, but it has to be genuine affection - she just looked like a loose slapper. She could have been a great character but they're throwing her to the pigs at the moment

It's the handcuffs thing that makes me wonder if



It's also conceivable that if time itself is being interfered with or corrupted, courtesy of the crack in time, that Rory's badge date is tied in with the Amy not remembering Daleks etc.. Not quite sure how the lack of ducks on a pond is relevant though. All in all, a damn good episode, and Matt Smith is positively brilliant as the Doc.

Best episode yet, loved the tie in with The Next Doctor and how no one remembered the giant Cyberman. So the reason the duck pond has no ducks in it is because they ceased to exist.

And What about Amy going all horny at the end Naughty Pond!

Yet more of Stephen Moffat's Shameful, blatant, frankly .sickening. straight agenda

Exactly, these two episodes have completely ruined the original concept of the Weeping Angels.

Heres how Wiki describes them, based on their explaination in Blink:

Their physiology is quantum-locked, so that they only occupy a single position in space when seen by an observer (see Copenhagen interpretation). When they are not observed they become a "quantum wave form" that occupies many positions in space. Therefore, they cannot move while observed, but can move extremely quickly when unseen.

They don't 'turn to stone' on purpose to be sneaky, they literally cannot move when an observer in present.

Terrible pair of episodes and a terrible series so far.

As jcafcw posted it's The Cure tune called A Forest

From the excellent 1980 album Seventeen Days.

Another thing is that the Angels said the same thing as Prisoner Zero. "The Doctor and the Tardis doesn't know". Those exact words, obviously has some significance.

The name badge doesn't mean anything, Moffat has said. If it wasn't a mistake, they would have drawn attention to it on screen.

I just assumed Amy was possessed by something since it was so random

The Pandorica will probably be "the bang" which causes the cracks... God I love time travel.

That was a brilliant episode and its great that the season arc is starting so early.

I am a bit confused about the crack in time. If the 'incident' happens on June 26th 2010 why does Amy and others not remember the cyberman, daleks etc?

Back to Prisoner Zero who spent all those years in Amy's home without Amy knowing about it.

Wheres The Poll??!!

Because it's cracking time and space.... the keyword is time.

yeah same. i think theres a bit more into it than just a kiss...

especially as the doctor said, lets get you sorted or something

Time is relative and not absolute. As the crack existed when Amy was young events could have been altering since then - and may even have been related to the crash of the Tardis.

It could have even reached back in time to erase the existence of the Cyberking - or Venice vampires

I forgot Wiki was the centre for all Who Folklore.

Considering Moffat created them I daresay he knows a damnsight more about his own creations than some contributor on Wiki who's managed to grab a thesaurus.

Remember also that the Angels in Blink were a much weaker form than the ones in The Time of Angels/Flesh and Stone.

Oh god, erm, wibbly wobbly timey wimey? The event HAS happened, The Doctor has to prevent it, because the event has already happened, the crack in time are already there and now more visible than ever, so the crack in time go to the past to, erasing events.

If that makes sense?

Everyone looking at the crack has caused it to be forgotten this week.