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*Because of Simon Nye's involvement, this may be a comedic episode in the same vein as [[The Unicorn and the Wasp]]. | *Because of Simon Nye's involvement, this may be a comedic episode in the same vein as [[The Unicorn and the Wasp]]. | ||
*When teasing the new series, [[Steven Moffat]] mentioned a character he called 'The Dream Lord,' this character could possibly make an appearance, as the episode deals with a strange dream. | *When teasing the new series, [[Steven Moffat]] mentioned a character he called 'The Dream Lord,' this character could possibly make an appearance, as the episode deals with a strange dream. | ||
*Other theorise that the 'Dream Lord' might be [[The Trickster]], once more attempting to cause chaos by manipulating events. (Although The Trickster speaks to people who are about to die or who have died) ''This could be possible though, as Amy may die after giving birth to her child, thus the reason that the Trickster may be able to interfere. It could also be another member of [[The Trickster's Brigade]]. However, considering the type of show Doctor Who is and its audience, it is unlikely that an episode would feature Amy dying in childbirth.'' | *Other theorise that the 'Dream Lord' might be [[The Trickster]], once more attempting to cause chaos by manipulating events. (Although The Trickster speaks to people who are about to die or who have died) ''This could be possible though, as Amy may die after giving birth to her child, thus the reason that the Trickster may be able to interfere. It could also be another member of [[The Trickster's Brigade]]. However, considering the type of show Doctor Who is and its audience, it is unlikely that an episode would feature Amy dying in childbirth.But it is still possible as we are in the Steven Moffat era now a new era of Doctor Who and Doctor who is always full of suprises.'' | ||
*It is likely that this shall serve as the Series' Doctor-lite episode similar to Turn Left in the 2008, to mirror the Companion-lite eleventh episode | *It is likely that this shall serve as the Series' Doctor-lite episode similar to Turn Left in the 2008, to mirror the Companion-lite eleventh episode | ||
*Rory Williams and Aunt Sharon will appear | *Rory Williams and Aunt Sharon will appear | ||
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Amy's Choice[1] is the seventh episode of Series 5.
Synopsis
Amy Pond finds herself Caught up in a world with danger and adventure round every corner. With the mysterious dream lord wating. But everything depends on amy to make the biggest decision of her life.
Plot
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Cast
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References
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Story notes
- The title has been confirmed in Radio Times. [2]
Ratings
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Rumours
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Toby Jones as the supposed Eleventh Doctor (Dream Lord)
- The 'Dream Lord' is rumoured to pretend to be the Doctor because of a shot of him inside the TARDIS wearing the Eleventh Doctor's costume in the trailer.
- Because of Simon Nye's involvement, this may be a comedic episode in the same vein as The Unicorn and the Wasp.
- When teasing the new series, Steven Moffat mentioned a character he called 'The Dream Lord,' this character could possibly make an appearance, as the episode deals with a strange dream.
- Other theorise that the 'Dream Lord' might be The Trickster, once more attempting to cause chaos by manipulating events. (Although The Trickster speaks to people who are about to die or who have died) This could be possible though, as Amy may die after giving birth to her child, thus the reason that the Trickster may be able to interfere. It could also be another member of The Trickster's Brigade. However, considering the type of show Doctor Who is and its audience, it is unlikely that an episode would feature Amy dying in childbirth.But it is still possible as we are in the Steven Moffat era now a new era of Doctor Who and Doctor who is always full of suprises.
- It is likely that this shall serve as the Series' Doctor-lite episode similar to Turn Left in the 2008, to mirror the Companion-lite eleventh episode
- Rory Williams and Aunt Sharon will appear
Filming locations
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Production errors
If you'd like to talk about narrative problems with this story — like plot holes and things that seem to contradict other stories — please go to this episode's discontinuity discussion.
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Continuity
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DVD release
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See also
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External links
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Footnotes
- ↑ Doctor Who News Page - Episode Seven Title accessed 29th March 2010
