what was the line and from what episode??

Was it the flashback to the space suit, and the "clawed her way out"???

"The only water in the forest is the river"

i remember that line but cant remember who said it...was it the tardis?

time head baby

yeah but i thought it would be less obvious than that

Yeah same. It was obvious that line was important.

In confidential, they showed a clip I think from series five, the time of the angels, where they're on an astroid, called delrilrum (can't spell it ) which was the last resting place of the headless monks (if I'm recalling correctly)

Could that be the line from the last seires they were on about?

Elsewhere on this forum people have pointed out that there's a reference to the Headless Monks in The Time of Amgels.

I can't claim to have spotted it - I'm nowhere near that on the ball - but it does ring a bell.

iwas looking for something more secret, or more of throwaway line that something that was like saying "heres a massive hint for the rest of the series"

I'm not sure, but the line 'it'll burn up both your hearts and don't think you'll regenerate' from Forest of the Dead can be suddenly looked upon in a whole new light, myself.

It was either the headless monks one made by the Doctor in the churchy museum in series 5 or the water and forest line made by Idris/TARDIS/Sexy

I thought it was Commander Strax dying words to Rory; "A warrior? Rory, I'm a nurse."

I thought it was the whole speech about a Goblin, Or a Trickster or a Warrior from The Pandorica Opens

Could that have been a teensy bit of foreshadowing about how the Doctor meant warrior ie. in certain languages? (Probaly not, at least not as the only connection anyway)

This must be it, surely? Especially as the Doctor referred back to Amy saying it in tonight's ep. I think he was saying that he should have taken her saying this as subconscious motherly instinct.

( Just read this other post and my thoughts are better worded here: http://forums.digitalspy.co.uk/showthread.php?t=1487416 )

Hi all, please correct me if I'm wrong as im writing this totally from memory and cutting and pasting from other sources.

In season 5, The Pandorica Opens - After the Doctor touches the Pandorica he remembers the following saying (im not sure he actually 'reads' this from the Pandorica, just that he rememebers this saying in the gravity of the situation):

"There was a goblin, or a trickster, or a warrior. A nameless terrible thing soaked in the blood in a billion galaxies. And nobody could reason with it or stop it. One day it would just drop out of the sky and destroy your world."

Now later in season 6, The Day of the Moon - In a monologue by Amy she states that Rory "dropped from the sky"

Firstly am I actually correct? and if I am then was this the throwaway line from season 5? Do you think some event will catapult Rory into some sort or rage that no one can stop and he becomes intent on destroying worlds to find his resolve???

Also, the Doctor used the phrase "destroy your world" to River (at that point thinking she was human) meaning that the Destroyer will destroy Earth???
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