Doctor Who - Series 6.

[Fez]

The suit was manufactured to fit a child, so I was confused in that sense that she'd have already succeeded in killing the doctor?

And Fez, it's been shown before that regeneration can be transferred (Donna) and that it's kinda magic for 24 hours after (Sycorax) So when given the time energy (think thats its name) his body would regenerate again.

Did Donna use her regenerations to save the Doctor or anyone else? She got timelord essence but not the regenerations, and the whole 'kinda magic' thing I have no problem with. River did that when she got shot up by the Nazifolk.

Just seems way too convenient that a Time Human has a certain biological twist that could let them shove their regens on to somebody else. Unless I seriously missed something in The Stolen Earth.

[Pigperson]

The wedding and the pandorica? The wedding was just a little bit added to the end of series 5, and as said demons run mid series. Also Freema done 1 year then guest starred in a few eps (Sontaren strategem, Journey's end (and whatever the other part was called) etc.) and also the brief cameo in the final special episode.

Ty for clearing it up. I thought Freema did 2 series, I remember 2 series endings I think. Can someone please just put a timeline up of each series and who was in it because I'm still unsure LOL.

Will

[peteyt]

A few things I didn't like.

Hitler wasn't in it much, but the main issue was that they where in Berlin, at the heart of the second world war. I'm sure Hitler would have had regular check ups, and being in the Capital someone should have noticed the none Germans running around.

I also now am partly confused. If the doctor's death we saw at the beginning of this episode is a fixed point in time, isn't it going to happen? The doctor tried to change a fixed point in time in the Waters of Mars and didn't really succeed (although maybe it was still possible, if she hadn't shot herself, I'm not to sure). But if it is fixed and cannot be changed then I wonder how they will get themselves out of it, remembering that Matt Smith is back for the next season.

Now one thing I've wondered to. The River who comes to see the Doctor just before his death, seems shocked when he is killed and wants to work out what is going on - yet from what we are made to believe it is her who kills the doctor in the space suit - surely she'd remember.

Not to mention the fact that when the Tardis exploded and we hear just before "Silence Will Fall" her future self doesn't seem to have a clue what the silence/silents are even though being her future self she should.

[dbgtz]

A few things I didn't like.

Hitler wasn't in it much, but the main issue was that they where in Berlin, at the heart of the second world war. I'm sure Hitler would have had regular check ups, and being in the Capital someone should have noticed the none Germans running around.

I also now am partly confused. If the doctor's death we saw at the beginning of this episode is a fixed point in time, isn't it going to happen? The doctor tried to change a fixed point in time in the Waters of Mars and didn't really succeed (although maybe it was still possible, if she hadn't shot herself, I'm not to sure). But if it is fixed and cannot be changed then I wonder how they will get themselves out of it, remembering that Matt Smith is back for the next season.

Now one thing I've wondered to. The River who comes to see the Doctor just before his death, seems shocked when he is killed and wants to work out what is going on - yet from what we are made to believe it is her who kills the doctor in the space suit - surely she'd remember.

Not to mention the fact that when the Tardis exploded and we hear just before "Silence Will Fall" her future self doesn't seem to have a clue what the silence/silents are even though being her future self she should.

At the first point, wasn't it 1938, a year before the war started?

[Fez]

A few things I didn't like.

Hitler wasn't in it much, but the main issue was that they where in Berlin, at the heart of the second world war. I'm sure Hitler would have had regular check ups, and being in the Capital someone should have noticed the none Germans running around.

I also now am partly confused. If the doctor's death we saw at the beginning of this episode is a fixed point in time, isn't it going to happen? The doctor tried to change a fixed point in time in the Waters of Mars and didn't really succeed (although maybe it was still possible, if she hadn't shot herself, I'm not to sure). But if it is fixed and cannot be changed then I wonder how they will get themselves out of it, remembering that Matt Smith is back for the next season.

Now one thing I've wondered to. The River who comes to see the Doctor just before his death, seems shocked when he is killed and wants to work out what is going on - yet from what we are made to believe it is her who kills the doctor in the space suit - surely she'd remember.

Not to mention the fact that when the Tardis exploded and we hear just before "Silence Will Fall" her future self doesn't seem to have a clue what the silence/silents are even though being her future self she should.

I am also partly confused actually, I worry if Moffat stumbled around the writer's table or maybe just some clumsy work on his part. I'm sure she isn't the one in the space suit, I think it's the Doctor.

As dbgtz said, it was set in 1938, a year before the war.

[Chippiewill]

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Fairly certain that the doctor who dies is a Flesh Doctor (Locked onto the Matt Smith regeneration rather than the current one of the time, age 1300), and that he's either shot by the real older doctor, real younger doctor (Number 1 on the card and wasn't at his death, lolwut) or River Song (Forced by remaining programming).

[Inseriousity.]

I quite liked the episode. knew hitler was just used for publicity so it didn't really bother me that he wasn't in it. Mels was annoying. we didnt know enough bout her so it just felt kinda off. thought it was cool that melody put her parents together cos you can guess rory wouldnt have said anything about it otherwise! a lot of talk bout programming and conditioning, I hope they mean nurture in the nature vs nurture bit cos if its anything sci-fi i am gonna be annoyed!

[Fez]

If River Song is Mels, who was with Amy/Rory for like forever... why was she shocked in The Big Bang when she went through Amy's house?

[dbgtz]

If River Song is Mels, who was with Amy/Rory for like forever... why was she shocked in The Big Bang when she went through Amy's house?

what was she shocked about? I can't quite remember

[Fez]

what was she shocked about? I can't quite remember

Something to the effect of "omg shes who obsessed".