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== Trenzalore is located on Gallifrey. ==
Because where else would anybody know the answer to that question?
* In The [[Doctor Who
== The First Question is not ''for'' the Doctor... ==
It's '''''from''''' the Doctor. He's going to ask the Question of someone else: his past is so shrouded in mystery that ''he doesn't fully know it himself'', and that's why he's remained so anonymous for all these centuries. If you rewatch "The Wedding of River Song", there's no mention of exactly who is doing this asking and who is doing this answering. From what the question is, it's easy to assume that only the Doctor himself can answer it, but that's just an assumption.
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There is a name. A name struck from the record of history, such that almost no-one in this universe can remember it... And what's in a name? If you had to keep the most terrible force in the whole of creation locked up safely away from everywhere and every''when'' else, what would you use as the key?
A name only an improbable few can remember.
* Actually, there's some stuff supporting this. Remember when it was mentioned that the Doctor's name [[Doctor Who
== The Answer is... ==
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== The Dream-Lord is the Valeyard. ==
* Not so much a wild-mass guess, as a logical assumption based on the information provided. Both are described as manifestations of the Doctor's dark side- the psychic coral merely acted as a conduit for the Valeyard to manifest himself prematurely from the stated point where the Doctor is meant to regenerate into him (between the 12th and 13th Doctor's- whom the 11th Doctor isn't that far off from). Notice how in [[Doctor Who
** I think it's more that the Dream-Lord is a manifestation of what becomes the Valeyard: not so much good-versus-evil, as a gradual degradation. Taking into account the events of "The Waters of Mars" -- or even going back to "School Reunion" -- it seems to me this has been a long time coming.
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== The Amy in the TARDIS is a Ganger ==
The vision of the eyepatch lady are feedback to wherever the original Amy is. At some point during Impossible Astronaut/Day of the Moon Amy was taken by the Silence and duplicated. That's why the TARDIS reads her as experiencing Schrodinger's pregnancy - either the Flesh is having trouble duplicating a pregnancy or Ganger Amy isn't pregnant but the original is, and the TARDIS is picking up information from both when she scans Ganger Amy.
* Confirmed. Whoever wrote this has earned the right to say "[[I Knew It!]]!"
** Which raises the question: if the sonic can distinguish between a human and a replicant, why can't the TARDIS resolve her pregnancy as fake?
*** Because, presumably, the pregnancy isn't fake. It's both real and fake, with real!Amy and ganger!Amy. That's what the TARDIS is picking up on.
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** IMDb has now removed this entry...
== The little girl of the most recent episodes is [[Doctor Who
We know these facts:
* The Silence have been around since “wheel and fire.”
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*** Somehow she was able to hide this from The Doctor (for a while), and supposedly being taught by him how to fly the TARDIS and read / write High Gallifreyan could be a fabrication as she would already know how to do so. Her recent appearance suggests that it's still somewhat early on in her personal timeline, as she's not yet a Professor. She ''is'' using The Doctor for something not yet revealed, but will either be foiled in her attempts or change her mind, and eventually be reformed.
*** Vastra suggests that she can regenerate, whether or not she's the girl from "The Impossible Astronaut". It's unknown if she's on her final regeneration as in "she can never regenerate", as on her death in "Forest of the Dead" she points out that even the Doctor (who still has at least three lives left at this point) wouldn't come back from using his mind to rescue 4022 saved.
*** Alternatively, as [[Doctor Who
*** Confirmed, but in a roundabout way. In the episode, "Let's Kill Hitler", River poisons the Doctor to within an inch of death, but [[Heel Face Turn]]s at the last minute and uses [[Heroic Sacrifice|up all of her remaining Regenerations to save his life]]. So, it's NOT her 13th Regeneration, but it ''is'' her last, since she gave up all her future ones.
* ...'''is the Eleventh Doctor's first companion.'''
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*** There exists an Alex Kingston quote re: River Song's ridiculously awesome heels - "Matt [Smith]’s got them. He kept them, not for himself personally but they’re around because he wanted them to be on the set of the TARDIS for evermore." Matt KNOWS and kept the shoes there not only because they're faboosh, but so she can acquire them there once she gains human form.
** It all fits, I tell you!
** Sorry, But As In [[Doctor Who
*** And the TARDIS putting itself inside itself as per ''[[Doctor Who
** Actually, since River is in a different form, it could, much like how different regenerations can meet and have no problem, whereas if humans cross their timeline Bad Things Happen.
*** Sorry, no. The Fifth Doctor's TARDIS collided with the Tenth's and that still caused Bad Things to Happen.
** [[Doctor Who
*** Proves nothing. She was in earshot of River when she revealed herself.
*** River could also somehow be a Ganger of the TARDIS itself... River's form being what the TARDIS thinks she would look like as a human, albeit as a child who later grows up into the River we know and love.
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** Also, River's last words of "The Forest of the Dead" are:
{{quote| ''Some days are special. Some days are so, so blessed. Some days, nobody dies at all. Now and then, every once in a very long while, every day in a million days, when the wind stands fair, and the Doctor comes to call...'' '''''everybody lives.'''''}}
** When's the last time we heard those words? At the end of Captain Jack's first adventure with the Doctor, [[Doctor Who
** Jossed. We see both River as a baby ("A Good Man Goes to War") and Jack as a little boy on the Boeshane Peninsula (''[[Torchwood (TV)|Torchwood]]'': "Adam").
* ...'''will not appear in Series 6 / Season 32.'''
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** Come on. She's just like him. Sure, you're thinking, "But she acts like she's his wife in his future!" Of course she does. Can't you see the Doctor taunting himself like this? It makes even more sense if she's doing it to try and keep him from finding out who she is.
** While "The Almost People" clearly proves that the Doctor is in love with himself, Amy later gives birth to her later in the same episode.
* ... '''Is [[Doctor Who
** The first woman we see the Doctor romantically involved with, despite the grumpiness of his first incarnation. To drive the point home, he actually got engaged to her. Clearly, she found some way to travel through time, eventually collected on his promise, and is now screwing with his later incarnations.
* ... '''Is Marilyn Monroe.'''
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I know this one sounds like it’s REALLY going out there (then again, doesn’t everything else?), but I actually have some evidence for this one.
Now, as we are all aware, [[Steven Moffat]] is breaking up the current series in half, to include [[Seventh
Nah, let’s just get the Cybermen in there.
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* The summary of "A Good Man Goes to War" is on that page, too, and it says "River Song must finally reveal her most closely guarded secret to the Doctor" Whatever it is, /that's/ what'll cause the high [[Holy Shit Quotient|HSQ]].
Of course, if this is a Cybermen story, it has to be a pretty damn big event to warrant Moffat preaching himself on such a high level. And seeing as how he seems to have a good grasp on [[Doctor Who
So as we all know, the Doctor was [[Killed Off for Real]] [[Doctor Who
Now congruently occurring on Earth in some sort of Cyber Drone camp, tucked away from inhabitable observers, a squadron of servants with knowledge of the future watch the whole scene unfold. After the involved party has left for the diner, the Cybermen traveled to the lakeshore to recover the Doctor’s remains and their automated astronaut suit, developed from a joint Cyber-technology and NASA merger [[Offstage Villainy|when they invaded the latter off-screen.]] What’s that? I said I wouldn’t talk about the astronaut’s identity? [[I Lied|Well, I lied then.]]
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The new Daleks are divided into five castes: the Strategist, the Scientist, the Drone, the Eternal and the Supreme. All the others seem relatively clear, but the Eternal's job description is rather vague. In fact, he is a living archive containing everything required to reconstruct the Dalek race from the scratch in a pinch. Whenever the Doctor makes appearance, the rest send the Eternal packing so that even if they get defeated, the Dalek Empire lives on. They showed some serious [[Genre Savvy|Genre Savviness]] in the ''Victory of the Daleks'', so this kind of innovation would be very much in place.
* River Song would not allow Eleven to exterminate the Daleks (as Human!Ten did) because Amy Pond sees the new Daleks' value (If the Time Lords re-program the Daleks to work for Gallifrey, they can prevent the extermination of the Time Lord race). Daleks can be used for planetary defense.
* This will end with the Doctor chasing down the Eternal armed with one of the Anti-Dalek guns, Amy in tow. There will be [[Scooby
* It certainly makes the name "Eternal" make sense. Daleks want to be around forever, designating one to make sure they ''will'' all be around forever when they have a habit of driving themselves to extinction seems more than prudent. That was (more or less) supposed to be the point of the Cult of Skaro, too, in addition to their mandate of "think outside the box."
* I support this idea, only because I really want to see the Supreme say "ALL DALEKS TO BATTLE STATIONS", watch the others preparing for a fight...and the Eternal running away screaming. Since he'd be specifically engineered for maximum cowardice, I expect some dialog like "RUN AWAY! WE'RE ALL GOING TO DIE! MOMMYYYY!". Tell me you wouldn't want to see that.
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* The Doctor sends her to the Library (''Silence in the Library'') at the very end of their relationship. Possibly they got together again, or the Doctor - considering her crimes to date - gave her a [[Redemption Equals Death]]. (and a cheesy virtual afterlife)
== The ''[[
The Doctor felt that his colleagues were interfering too much in the history of the Eternal Sphere x.0, with the Time War being the last straw, and the lock on the Time War is basically keeping the other admins locked out of the program. For "The Big Bang", the Doctor knew from the original Eternal Sphere program that a system restore was possible, with the help of the minds of Eternal Sphere residents, but he had to go outside the lock he put to keep the other Time Lords/admins out and he wasn't sure if Amy's memories would give him the link he needed to get back into the universe.
* This would also explain why he remains so insistent that there is no such thing as magic, despite occasionally encountering supernatural abilities and demonic beings- he knows that they're just using system code and from the "hell" [[Bonus Dungeon]], respectively.
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It is possible that the Doctor will meet him again (along with Amy), and he will commit whatever act or horrible crime he ends up locked away for.
* Also, his number. He has a low number like he was the first to be imprisoned where he was. And as i recall, that was on the other side of the time cracks. Someone so powerful that a race capable of [[Ret
** He may be a key player in an alliance of Beasts Below. (see WMG: The War is not over.)
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== The Eleventh Doctor is the Master's Cosmic Plaything ==
I imagine ''[[
== The Eleventh Doctor wanted to be dreaded ==
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* Partially confirmed in "The Doctor's Wife". It's still Eleven's TARDIS, but there's an archived control room which is Nine and Ten's.
== The Black TARDIS seen in [[Doctor Who
...'''a human's attempt to reverse engineer a TARDIS'''
* The Doctor has showed off his TARDIS to so many of Earth's greatest thinkers / scientists / leaders / madmen that he has inevitably twisted our eventual attempts to build a functional time machine to the point where we think it needs to look like his.
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And it will be the best staring contest / peek-a-boo game in history!
== If Omega shows up again he will be played by [[Doctor Who
== The Silence '''are''' Weeping Angels. ==
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From what we've seen of the Silence, they don't seem like [[Omnicidal Maniac|omnicidal maniacs.]] Yet they're responsible for the cracks. Why did they do this? All part of their [[Xanatos Gambit]]. [[Genre Savvy|They knew the Doctor would save reality,]] because they were behind it and the Pandorica. The fact that Amy Pond was capable of remembering the Doctor back into existence was an extension of their ultimate plan-to learn and perfect rewriting reality. To become a more powerful force, [[A God Am I|even gods.]] Their sudden prescene could be an example of this-before Series Six, they could've been a primitive race. Now,they're manipulating humanity. [[Galactic Conqueror|And in]] [[Dimension Lord|a few more]] [[Multiversal Conqueror|attempts...]]
* Alternatively, going on a theory that they're actually good guys,it was a [[Xanatos Gambit]] to get the Doc more regenerations, as they believed that being basically recreated out of Amy's memories would set him back as the first, while still preserving his previous incarnations due to the Doctor himself remembering them. And whoever posted above that this had reset his regenerations was a Silent attempting to gain redemption in the eyes of the fans.
** If the Silence are good guys, they may have altered history so they can be Earth's protection. That way, even in the event of the Doctor's death, the universe will be safe. Or they're one of many individuals who think the Doctor is a threat to the universe. Their [[Xanatos Gambit]] would mean the universe wouldn't stay destroyed, and be reset in the end. However the Doctor would be [[Deader Than Dead]], aka [[Ret
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* My money is on the [[Church Militant]] group being manipulated by eyepatch lady (and they will [[Heel Face Turn]] in the end, leading to the version of them we saw in the episodes with the Angels), and the [[Big Bad]] is whoever is giving Eyepatch Lady, and presumably also the Silence, instructions. I'm guessing its a villain we already know, but knowing Moffat, maybe not.
== The Jenny present in "[[Doctor Who
Come on the writer wouldn't reuse a name this significant without some pay off in mind.
* Madame Vastra penance is to look after Jenny until she can remember her true nature.
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== Amy is aware of previous adventures by the Doctor. ==
In many episodes, its established that there are conspiracy theorists surrrounding the Doctor. Also, ignoring the cracks eating things, the Earth has been invaded a lot since 2005. The invasion by the Sycorax was total confirmation to Amy that she was right. Her general hobby included researching past alien incursions, and the legend of the blue box. She was likely one of the many groups that complained ''how absurd'' it is that the government expects people to ignore such incursions. These include [[Doctor Who
Amy was likely a fan of Harold Saxon, because he was against hiding evidence of aliens. Nonethless, she was shocked when she learned he was evil. [[All Men Are Perverts|I almost forgot:]] [[Ms. Fanservice|Amy S(the S is for sexy) Pond]] would've had Rory rolepaly as the Raggedy Doctor when he sonicked her. Not to mention construct a sonic screwdriver "toy"]] [[A Date With Rosie Palms|for personal sonicking.]]
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== Rory's camera phone will continue to be an important plot point. ==
It was already important in ''[[Doctor Who
* Rory's camera phone was pivotal in [[Doctor Who
== At some point in the future, dissident members of the subject races of the Human Empire, including the Ood and the Hath, will join together and travel back in time to 20th century Earth to avert the empire's creation. And the Doctor will stop them. ==
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== The Doctor told River his real name... ==
When he was dying from the poisoned lipstick. When River told him his [[Doctor Who
* I think he said "I love you", because River responded, "I think she knows", after hearing the Doctor talk about River Song like she was someone really special to him.
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== The Doctor's room involved his past companions ==
Most of them, anyway, if [[The Sarah Jane Adventures|"Death of the Doctor"]] and [[Doctor Who
== There are alternate time streams all collapsing into each other, destroying each other as they do so. ==
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== In the Doctor's room was the Valeyard ==
In ''[[Doctor Who
== Rory will return in most of 11s season finales ==
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* ...'''is the Great Intelligence.'''
** Let's see... if you asked me to come up with a formless, immaterial, villain with a sinister, hissing voice whom the Doctor failed to eradicate albeit not without building an enormous enemistude with it, is multidimensional, a genius with machines (even using them as physical links to other dimensions), and originating in the Troughton years from which Moffat draws heavily... one match found.
* ...'''built the black TARDIS seen in [[Doctor Who
** It was part of his/her first attempt to [[Ret
** This troper concurs with your theory. However, it is also possible that the TARDIS herself deliberately built the black Time Engine from "The Lodger". Her motivations for doing so may have been to give Eleven another diversion that encourages the universe to crack, as part of a Xanatos Gambit. She doesn't want to destroy the universe permanently, but she does think Eleven's mind is badly in need of a reboot ( this troper is assuming the Time Cracks and TARDIS Explosion are indicators of Eleven's character development). This is evidenced by the repeated use of the words "start again" in song "Chances" by Athlete. (This song was played at the end of "Vincent and the Doctor").
* ...'''is Bilis Manger.'''
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*** Hey, he was one of the few really good things from ''Torchwood'', might as well bring him back.
* ... '''is Dave Davenport from [[Narbonic]].'''
** He invented a time machine that gets its power by destroying other universes, and he's trying to use [[
* ... ''' The Master '''
** He somehow survived The End of Time (not even trying to guess on how.) The reason he's now tring to destroy time itself is becuase he really does want "silence to fall" specificly he wants the drums to finally stop, after so many times of almost dying, almost being free of the constant drumming, the lack of dying, and hence the continuing of the drums, in End of Time were the final straw and now the only thing he cares about is getting them to stop.
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* ...'''The Doctor himself'''
** He's practically a borderline [[Woobie, Destroyer of Worlds]]. At some point,part of the Doctor snapped and engineered the whole thing to get rid of the pain he's suffered. The Doctor doesn't know this because its a sub-conscious desire; this has manifested into the Dream Lord, making the above WMG also true. Think about it-who knows more on how the TARDIS works than the Doctor? Series 6 will involve the Doctor trying to fight his inner demons, and the climax will be him regenerating into the 12th Doctor. For good measure,the dark side of the Doctor will split into a physical body-aka the Valeyard. Of course, there's the possibility it's all just a [[Xanatos Gambit]] to alter reality enough, so that he can alter history without consequence/go back and stop the Time War/both. Time Lord Victorius and all that...
** Here's an alternate take on that. Throughout New Who, the Doctor's companions seem to be getting ''horribly'' screwed over. This will culminate in Amy and Rory suffering a [[Fate Worse Than Death]], either because the Doctor wasn't clever/quick enough to stop it, or even indirectly ''because'' of his actions. This leads to the Doctor undergoing a [[Freak
* ...'''The TARDIS from The Lodger'''
** See the last WMG on this page.
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== The Last Centurion will go on to found an Empire. ==
Specifically, the New Roman Empire mentioned in "[[Doctor Who
* [[Brick Joke|Hello bricky.]]
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** Rory and Mickey are both the main companion's boyfriend, and [[Butt Monkey|looked down on.]] While Mickey remains looked down on and loses his girlfriend, Rory [[Takes a Level In Badass|became total awesomeness]] and gets married to his girlfriend.
** Amy and Rose both [[Bitch in Sheep's Clothing|can be jackasses to their boyfriends,]] and have a crush on the Doctor. While Rose chooses the Doctor [[Karma Houdini|and gets away with her treatement to Mickey,]] Amy chooses Rory, [[One True Threesome|well, mostly]] and [[What the Hell, Hero?|gets a lesson.]]
** The Ninth Doctor [[Star-Crossed Lovers|quickly falls for Rose Tyler,]] however the [[Chaste Hero|Eleventh Doctor]] was repusled by Amy's attempt at [["Glad to Be Alive" Sex]], later trying [[Shipper On Deck|to fix her and Rory's relationship.]] All three of them treat their male companion as [[Butt Monkey|the Nose,]] but 11 [[Vitriolic Best Buds|still likes the guy.]] Both are prime examples of [[The Woobie]], however 10 over-indulges while 11 [[Stoic Woobie|hides]] [[Stepford Smiler|it.]] And [[David Tennant|they]] [[Matt Smith|both]] [[Mr. Fanservice|have a plethora]] of [[Perverse Sexual Lust|horny]] [[Estrogen Brigade|fangirls]].
*** I see ''some'' Mickey-Rory parallels, but not enough to call Rory a [[Take That]] to a writer and showrunner that MOFFAT LIKES. It was mostly Nine that derided Mickey. Who invited him onto the TARDIS again?
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*** However, the Time Lords DO have limited psychic abilities, which The Silence may have put to use. And they wouldn't necessarily have regenerative abilities if they were created as part of a failed regeneration, and they wouldn't have time travel because they'd have been cast out by Time Lord society. As to their inherent ability to see through time, that may well help with the memory manipulation.
== [[Doctor Who
Not only did [[Magnificent Bastard|Moffat]] use this episode to introduce (and say goodbye to) River Song as well as intentionally foreshadow some of the themes of series 5 and possibly 6, the episode will turn out to have featured the Silence in a crucial role in the events(or there on a different purpose which will become apparent later) and were using their suggestion powers to manipulate the plot and ensure River Song died. The Eleventh Doctor will eventually return there due to the ongoing storyline of River being a new Time lord, and either rescue her consciousness after the tenth doctor and Donna leave([[Doctor Who
* This will require a reason for the Vashta Nerada to turn up their nano-noses at Silence flesh.
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The one person with more power than the universe itself, the one person that caused him more misery than anyone in all time and space, the one person with full reign over his every move: [[Steven Moffat]].
== A 50th anniversary celebration episode will have The Doctor retrieving the lost episodes of ''[[
Admit it, it would be awesome.
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