The one with the person looking through the window or whatever it is? Who's that, is it Rory? I thought it looked a bit like David Tennant but there'd probably be about five new OMG threads if it was.

But it's Rory running to get through a closing TARDIS door from the S6 and next time trailers.

I believe the OP is referring to the 4th of the small photos. Which at first glance just looks like the Doctor in his TARDIS. Until you look more closely that is and see that it's not exactly his TARDIS!

Going off the mood lighting, it has to be the Series 1 console room, before The Doctor installed high energy bulbs.

The interior shots of "The Tardis" are clearly not 11's Tardis- the curved, stone-like columns are morein line with 10's

In the exterior shot showing the junkyard, look at the left of the screen and - depending on perspective - there's something that looks very much like a Roman column with some girders etc poking out of the top - The Master often disguised his Tardis as a Roman column.

Idris is not only a Welsh name. In Islam, Idris is "the prphet of the philosophers" and is said to have lived around "the generations of Adam". Idris was also an inventor and is credited as being the first person to observe and understand the movement of the stars. Idris is male - but timelords may not be restricted to gender-specific bodies

A central - but oddly unexplained - part of Amy Pond's life is the absence of her parents. Little girls often grow up to look their mother - the woman in the photo could be Amy's mum rather than Amy and the baby may be Amy - but needn't be the little girl.

Little girls don't generally have dozens of framed photo's of themselves - they have photos of family and friends. (That may be irrelevent - just a bit of poetic writing - but Moffat is a father and pretty clued up)

Two big gaps in time - and I suspect that the later episodes are going to go back to 1969 and fill those gaps.

Firstly, the time between Amy firing the gun at the "astronaut" and being "shot" by Delaware.

Secondly - and I belive far more importantly - the time when Amy is in the orphanage between spotting the Silence nest and drawing marks on her face. There has to be a reason for stopping using the recorder at that point and however long it took, it seems to affected everyone else as no-one mentioned a loss of any time. When she looks at the marks in the reflection in the window, she then looks at her hands and there's no red light - but the device is found later in a different room. I suspect that the writing on the walls - and the warning on the nutter's wrist - were written by Amy & Canton during that time.

The big one for me...

I don't think series 5 ended and series 6 began. I think that they are all part of one story arc and we are actually seeing certain events "out of order" - not in the linear sense that Amy and Rory can see but in terms of them going back to previous events and altering them or filling in blanks - kind of like starting a book halfway through and then reading chapters at random. The real story won't even make sense until we get all of the chapter and assemble them in the right order. I believe the later episodes will actually jump around old episodes - like Back to the Future 2 with Marty going back to the same events he'd already been to.

Rory's "plastic" reincarnation is hugely important. Although he appeared to die in last week's episode, he was the only "victim" who didn't actually suffer any damage - he wasn't cut, didn't bleed and was also the only person who was attracted by the siren-song before he was "ill".

The "900 year old Doctor" is "not quite right". River Song had to correct almost everything he did when flying the Tardis. I think the "real" Doctor is the one who was shot and wasn't really dead - he was teleported out of the buring boat. That would also allow for "the Doctor" not having kissed River Song before without having to write her out - the "real" Doctor had kissed her.

Regarding the above - how could Canton Delware - of all people - be able to say catagorically that the shot Doctor was the real one - that had to be set up in advance whioh means the Doctor set something up with the deliberate intent of keeping the people closest to him in the dark.

When Amy is in the little girls room and talking to the "astronaut" girl, there's a painting of a dancer in a lock dress behind her. When the "astronaut" says "help me" - look at the painting and imagine it turned upside down (you may need to squint) - it's a painting of a Silence

Or it could be just dimly lit to disguise the fact the old TARDIS set looks a bit rubbish in HD!