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}}'''Time''' is a ''[[Doctor Who]]'' television story written by [[Steven Moffat]] for [[Comic Relief]] [[2011]]. It is the second half of a two-part story that begins with [[DW]]: ''[[Space (TV story)|Space]]''.
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'''''Time''''' is a ''[[Doctor Who]]'' television story written by [[Steven Moffat]] for [[Comic Relief]] [[2011]]. It is the second half of a two-part story that begins with [[DW]]: ''[[Space (TV story)|Space]]''.


== Synopsis ==
== Synopsis ==

Revision as of 17:10, 24 July 2011

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Time is a Doctor Who television story written by Steven Moffat for Comic Relief 2011. It is the second half of a two-part story that begins with DW: Space.

Synopsis

The Doctor, Amy, and Rory are stuck in a space loop, trapping them in the TARDIS forever. Only one person can save them. Another Amy Pond?

Plot

Continuing immediately from the end of DW: Space, the second Amy explains that she stepped into the "exterior" TARDIS, which is now slightly in the future, and it sent her into the "interior" TARDIS (her immediate past). The first Amy is confused and is told that it's only what the second Amy was told when she was in the first Amy's place. Future Amy tells past Amy that she enters the interior TARDIS after slapping Rory. Rory wonders why he must be slapped and the Doctor tells them that this timeline must be maintained or they would end up stuck with two Amys forever. Rory, intrigued at the possibilities of having two of Amy, begins thinking about it. Amy, catching on to his train of thought, slaps him for the idea.

The Doctor rushes Amy to the police box, Amy stops and flirts with her future self. The Doctor thinks they're doomed and says "Oh, this is how it ends: Pond flirting with herself. True love at last." He apologizes to Rory in case he has hurt his feelings, but Rory has no problem with it as he was distracted by the two Amys.

A second Amy appears through the regular TARDIS door again, with a second Rory in tow. They tell the Doctor that he is about to tell them to enter the box. The Doctor obliges, but tells the newest two to stay where they are, to stave off confusion and complication.

The Doctor realises he must set off a controlled Temporal Implosion to reset the TARDIS, but critically, he does not know which lever to pull. He states that he's "about to find out", and a second Doctor appears in the doorway, announcing "the wibbly lever!". The (current) Doctor pulls the wibbly lever (the Door Release lever), and runs into the dematerialising inner TARDIS in order to give himself the instructions.

Everything returns to normal, and the Doctor asks Amy to put some trousers on to avoid this happening again as he walks back to continue work on the console. Amy stares annoyed at her husband, who sheepishly walks away in a hurry. Amy smiles a little smile and walks off to the TARDIS wardrobe room.

Cast

Crew

Credited on episode as broadcast

Uncredited

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References

  • Amy says "I'm just repeating this too...and this...and this.", referencing the Tenth Doctor's recording in Blink.
  • The Doctor pulls the "wibbley lever", echoing the phrase "wibbley-wobbly timey-wimey" from Blink, which is used to describe the non-linear nature of time in the series. This phrase is also used in Time Crash by the Tenth Doctor and the Fifth Doctor.

Story notes

Ratings

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Myths

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Filming locations

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Production errors

As the Doctor begins to tell Amy and Rory to enter the Police Box, Amy's hand can be seen on her chin as she smiles at her double. The scene cuts to a wide shot in the middle of the Doctor's line, and Amy's hand is suddenly at her side.

Continuity

Home video releases

DVD releases

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Blu-ray releases

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External links

Doctor Who: Time (Part 2) - Red Nose Day - BBC Comic Relief Night

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