Ummm, not sure about the title from a spoiler point of view. My feeling is that if the Tardis is at the centre of it, then he can come back, right? Right!??!
Originally Posted by TEDR: “Ummm, not sure about the title from a spoiler point of view. My feeling is that if the Tardis is at the centre of it, then he can come back, right? Right!??!”
Amy forgot Rory because he was part of her timeline, despite being a time traveller. Does everyone else forget him because they aren't time travellers, or do they remember him because he isn't from their timeline?
Last edited by tomnookwillkilu : 29-05-2010 at 20:03
Arthur Darvill is indeed in the finale. Whether or not he is playing Rory remains unknown, as he was dressed in Roman attire whilst filming went ahead at Stonehenge.....
Why do we have to bring him back? Itll just make it trivial.... and pointless.
I always feel quite impressed if writers kill off their characters and leave them dead. It shows they're more infavour of a great story than their own sentimentality.
yeah I personally hope he stays dead, it's a cop-out and ruins the emotional impact when they kill a character off only for them to come back in a later episode.
Originally Posted by TEDR: “Maybe they'll do a sequel to The Enemy of the World, featuring Salamander's illegitimate son or whatever who happens to look exactly like Rory?”
Amy arrives in a parallel world and makes off with Rory's parallel world counterpart. The evil Amy in the alt-world (a blonde, leather-clad "Baroness" type") swears revenge.
Moffat then gets a lawsuit from the producers of "Fringe".
Thank you
In my opinion, Rory is a good companion and it is daft to kill him off when he has only just started. And yes, I agree, it worked much better with him there rather than the Doctor and Amy.
I was cross with the Doctor because Rory had saved his life, and the Doctor didn't seem to realise or care.
Originally Posted by alexjones50: “yeah I personally hope he stays dead, it's a cop-out and ruins the emotional impact when they kill a character off only for them to come back in a later episode.”
Not when they're deliberately killed off so that they can come back, of course. There's plenty of obvious dangling threads there.
Sorry mate, but the title of your post is a spoiler.
The episode has only just gone out so time shifters might be a little annoyed if they happen to see page 1 of the forum - they don't even have to click on it to see what's happened.
Originally Posted by johnnysaucepn: “Not when they're deliberately killed off so that they can come back, of course. There's plenty of obvious dangling threads there.”
Originally Posted by Muttley76: “why are you cross with the Doctor, it wasn't his fault! Blame that stupid Ambrose women if you have to blame someone!”
Yeah, it was the Doctor's fault. He should have got everyone safe in the Tardis and not got distracted with the crack.
But as I've been typing this it suddenly occurs to me I've no idea what you're blaming someone for? Nobody died did they? Can't remember that happening.