The city of London, 22 April 2011 – soaring buildings, glittering and mighty under a perfect blue sky, and life tumbling onto pavements below. And horse-drawn Roman chariots driving through the streets. And a Victorian steam train on a monorail… hang on, like in a sci-fi city, but with Romans and steam trains? And hot air balloons? And pterodactyls? And Charles Dickens appearing on BBC One’s Breakfast! Something isn’t quite right…

In Buckingham Senate, at 5.02pm, Holy Roman Emperor Winston Churchill calls for his Soothsayer to be fetched from the Tower. Greying, unkempt, older, tireder, but unmistakably – it’s the Doctor. “Tick tock goes the clock,” Winston tells him, “but they don’t, do they? The clocks never tick.” It’s always 5.02pm these days. All of history is happening at once. “What happened to time?” asks Winston. The answer, it seems, is a woman…

the woman is Amy

Plus we know Amy, Rory, River and the 1103 year old Doctor are in Utah on 22nd April 2011

And the trailer showed pyramids...

If there's a link, I'll believe it, if not, I'm not convinced.

Although if it is true, I think the woman is River, not Amy!

Now the 22nd April thing makes sense. And I'm doubly convinced the woman referred to is River, not Amy - it is called The Wedding of River Song, after all, and Amy was the pivot of last year's finale, so as much as I love Karen Gillan's acting, I doubt she'll be the focus again.

This bit intrigues me most though: a phone call with tear-jerking news - I have a strange feeling that involves Amy, Rory and River somehow....

I'm also increasingly thinking that this will be Alex Kingston's Doctor Who swansong...


ETA: “hell in high heels” - has to refer to River!

What if this is caused by somebody (River?) trying to stop the Doctor's death, time stopped at the same moment the Doctor "died" but he can't be dead if he's in the Tower (presumably ...of London), so this is the consequence of the Doctor not dying, or the actions taken to prevent him dying.

The 'unusual use for a bow tie' makes me think of someone saying it holds his DNA. Can't remember where that came from... Simon Callow returning as Dickens for a cheap gag doesn't fill me with much glee...

The city of London, 22 April 2011 – soaring buildings, glittering and mighty under a perfect blue sky, and life tumbling onto pavements below. And horse-drawn Roman chariots driving through the streets. And a Victorian steam train on a monorail… hang on, like in a sci-fi city, but with Romans and steam trains? And hot air balloons? And pterodactyls? And Charles Dickens appearing on BBC One’s Breakfast! Something isn’t quite right…

In Buckingham Senate, at 5.02pm, Holy Roman Emperor Winston Churchill calls for his Soothsayer to be fetched from the Tower. Greying, unkempt, older, tireder, but unmistakably – it’s the Doctor. “Tick tock goes the clock,” Winston tells him, “but they don’t, do they? The clocks never tick.” It’s always 5.02pm these days. All of history is happening at once. “What happened to time?” asks Winston. The answer, it seems, is a woman…

Was'nt there something in something in some episodes lately of clocks without hands, well that explains that then.Obviously this all goes back to the cracks again,time bleeding into itself all at once. I think the "hell in high heels" is Kavorian

It's quite obviously River Song.

Amy

She brought everything back but all at the same time!