Doctor Who - Series 5.

[ecstasy]

We don't? We go to the point after it with Young Amy.

So, the beginning of the Eleventh Hour happens

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i meant the bit with young amy anyway. why would we go back there?

[Lost_Addict]

We don't? We go to the point after it with Young Amy.

It wouldnt happen because it's already happend in amy's timeline. the Dr hasn't been erased from history just improsend, so everything up to this episode has already happend and wont be changed. And secondly there IS abig badie so it will be to do with him / it.

Secondly Moffat really came into his own this episode and has deffo earned himself some credability

[Dan2nd]

I was just browsing the internet to find other theories and have come across one I quite like.. The Doctor has been locked up by the rest of the universe he is seen to them as the most dangerous prisoner alive that would bring the destruction of everything. To them the most important thing is that he remains locked up so maybe we have now come full circle from the first episode of the series maybe the Doctor is Prisoner Zero?

[Fez]

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i meant the bit with young amy anyway. why would we go back there?

Because, she's the only one who remembers the Doctor. Obviously he's not erased from time, but Rory is an auton and there is no one else I can imagine helping him.

A thought, a giant thought, since the Pandorica is the 'first prison' then maybe... the Doctor is 'Prisoner Zero'?

The slimey thing that the Atraxi captured just so happened to be disguised as the Doctor before it was taken away. Maybe the atraxi saw it as a clever con. Obviously, since they saw the real Doc Doc during the Eleventh Hour, they couldn't recapture him.

Mind-bending, here we go.

They couldn't re-capture the Eleventh Hour Doctor because he had to go into the future to be taken into the Pandorica and escape, as Prisoner Zero, so the Atraxi can try and find Prisoner Zero.

[ecstasy]

I like the idea of the doctor being Prisoner Zero but I still dont understand why we might end up going back to the Eleventh Hour. Theories complicate things

[Fez]

It appears my theory is correct:

MASSIVE SPOILERS:

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[ecstasy]

WHY WOULD THAT HAPPEN EXPLAIN APEEL

[Santorefish]

You guys are overlooking somthing

This IS Dr who and is written be Steven Moffat, there is going to be a twist surely....

[Lost_Addict]

Ya it seems your theory is right because i scoured the dr who website and found the webpage for the final pisode. Doesn't say much except it's called The Big Bang and has minimal details apart a little bit about amy

Heres link: http://www.bbc.co.uk/programmes/b00sxfc7

[Fez]

WHY WOULD THAT HAPPEN EXPLAIN APEEL

THEORY.

Doctor locked away in Pandorica, beasties fail to realise it's below STONEHENGE, it's unearthed and carried to a Museum. Young Amy (after Eleventh Hour) goes there with her auntie out of curiosity...

CUE TIMEY WIMEY, MASSIVE MIND BENDING

She frees the Doctor from the Pandorica, because he tells her how by going back in time (just after he left her) and telling her how. In 'Flesh and Stone', there's a scene totally out of context where he tells Amy to "remember what I told you when you were seven."

So. She frees the Doctor, because she knows how to, he then goes back in time to tell her how to free him.

After that, he saves everything.