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23. Its a mental device that wakes the Doctor up after he was smacked on the head by Amy with a bat and went into a coma. Bad dreams. [[User:Jack Chilli|Jack Chilli]] 11:16, June 14, 2010 (UTC) | 23. Its a mental device that wakes the Doctor up after he was smacked on the head by Amy with a bat and went into a coma. Bad dreams. [[User:Jack Chilli|Jack Chilli]] 11:16, June 14, 2010 (UTC) | ||
When we have a completish list of suggestions can somebody that knows how to wiki put the list somwhere then we can vote by putting our names underneath each suggestion. | When we have a completish list of suggestions can somebody that knows how to wiki put the list somwhere then we can vote by putting our names underneath each suggestion. Get rid of all of the discussion and just have the suggested possibilities (sensible or not) Lock the page on Saturday morning and preserve it for all time. That way we can look stupid when the truth is revelaed. [[User:Jack Chilli|Jack Chilli]] 11:16, June 14, 2010 (UTC) | ||
[[File:The_pandorica_opens_doctor.jpg|thumb]] This shows the doctor being dragged by roman soliders into the open pandorica, it looks like the pandoica is biggger on the inside.--[[User:Bhillybillybob|Bhillybillybob]] 12:17, June 14, 2010 (UTC) | [[File:The_pandorica_opens_doctor.jpg|thumb]] This shows the doctor being dragged by roman soliders into the open pandorica, it looks like the pandoica is biggger on the inside.--[[User:Bhillybillybob|Bhillybillybob]] 12:17, June 14, 2010 (UTC) | ||
I thought that the new Big Bad villain is all new this series or something. It would really suck if it's someone/thing we've seen before. I thought this was supposed to be a new era for Dr Who, so I really want them to bring in a new Big Bad Villain that can be used for future stories or something, like how the Weeping Angels are turning into those all-time best villains of the Doctor. The 'Doctor in Pandorica' theory bores me. I think It's too simple, if The Doctor is inside it or something along those lines, then there better be some big awesome reason for why he's in there. Looking at clues and recurring themes through the series, I want some sort of mythical, dark entity that's connected to different realities and dreams and fears. Something 'fairy tale' but not too fairy tale with pixies and stuff. What if the being is cursed (if it's not an old villain or The Doctor himself) or something. Curses or stuff like that are in fairy tales. [[Special:Contributions/80.65.246.197|80.65.246.197]] 16:38, June 14, 2010 (UTC) | |||
