According to 10 'AGMGTW' teasers



Anyone have an ideas or therioes about what this could be?

My guess is the....


line.

I thought this was left open last time, and really buggin' me, but ya never know with Moffat :P

I thought the ducks would of disappeared because of the crack? And because Amy grew up with a crack in her wall, she remembered what ducks were.

That was my take on it anyway:/

I always thought that about the duck pond line as well.

I posted this else where on this forum but i'll repost it here, sorry for all the spoiler tags but just in case

who are in A Good Man Goes To War, were mentioned in The Time of Angels at the museum where the doctor kept score of his adventures.
He said it was or something along those lines.

I'm not too convinced about it being the line but it might be

My money is on:

This isn't exactly a line (well,it isn't a line at all!) but on that topic, I have noticed a number of references to:



Even, if I'm not very much mistaken

for gods sake..Im gettin sick of this Duck, pond, river, forest stuff ...I bet River song turns out to be a flying duck and Amy Pond turns out to be a demon fish.

I do hope do

Silence will fall?

We've never really had an explanation of who was controlling the Tardis at the end of The Big Bang or who the voice was, despite the Silents in eps one and two....

Hi I was watching the finale of series 5 and I thought there was a line that stuck out that the doctor says about you can make something with one cell of DNA , it's probably nothing but just stuck out with all this cloning stuff

The duck pond thing was dealt with as soon as it was mentioned. It was referring to the fact that memories stay, even after the physical components have left/gone/been erased.

The fact it was still called a duck pond rather than just a pond - even though there hadn't been ducks on it in Amy's memory - was the whole reason for it.

The giveaway line was in The Time of Angels, when the Doctor enters the museum:
"This is the final resting place of the headless monks."
In DW Confidential, Moffat explains the origin of the headless monks was this line, and this line was just a filler, a quick explanation why is the museum in a church.

I take it the ducks were erased from history. Poor things.

Yes, they fell into the Quack in Amy's wall

I never quite understood why it was determined to be a duck pond without ducks.

After all, a duck pond without ducks is, erm, a pond.

I know it wasn't last series but rivers line "2 dr's that's another birthday" or something must be significant?

On the esate where I used to live (not as in inner city block of flats just as in a range of what once were council houses) there was an area about half way up the road which everyone (well everyone who had lived there a number of years) referred to as "The Horses Field".

Whilst it once had indeed had horses there, even years after the horses had gone, the field had gone and houses had been built on the land when asked where I was going I could still say to my mum "Just going up the horses field" and she would know where I meant. In fact I have no idea what the cul-de-sac that was placed there was actually named (although I'm pretty sure it wasn't "The Horses Field" ).

That was the point, every in Amy's village still referred to it as "the Duck Pond" even though their hadn't been ducks there for years. The memory of the ducks remained long after they had flown the coop.

Stop that...right away...

Errrr... yes, it was significant.

Significantly rude, typically River and something that was recorded in several fanfics within seconds of the end of Almost People.