that is exactually what i thought, that he traped himself inthere in the future to stop something happining, or to save something. what did you all think when the doctor pulled that bit of the tardis out of the crack!
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thats actually quite a good theoryKjakings said:It COULD be Gallifrey, but a proto-Gallifrey. River Song obviously knows how the TARDIS works, so she could make it drag a planet without six pilots. Plus, Amy obviously knows something, even a little, because she was supposed to land the TARDIS. Every Dr. Who enemy could be converging on it because when Gallifrey emerges from the Pandorica the Time Lords as we know them may not exist yet, but they can see through the TARDIS cloaking device due to some wibbly wobbly timey wimey stuff and be inspired to create them, essentially making The Doctor both the creator and destroyer (twice) of Gallifrey. The Gallifrey that the Doctor creates creates the Doctor, and that's why the Mighty Morphin' Power Daleks and every major Dr. Who villain are trying to stop it.
Or it could be a Piece of Eden.Just for laffs.
that is exactually what i thought, that he traped himself inthere in the future to stop something happining, or to save something. what did you all think when the doctor pulled that bit of the tardis out of the crackPoliceBox63 said:Yup that would be class. Maybe the Valeyard is trapped in theretkioz said:
It could be another TARDIS and all races want one :O and the doctor i.e. the trickster that made it locked it in there in case his TARDIS ever died and he hid in in the box so only he could open it :O:O:O:O:O:O that's not a bad theory if i do say so
EDIT: with the TARDIS fragment from the Silurian episode i think i might be on to something :x
EDIT: with the TARDIS fragment from the Silurian episode i think i might be on to something :x
If it'd the Doctor inside it he could be doing a fobwatch on it and hiding himself for his enemies sakes'
I have seen the sarah jane adventures once(yes i even watch the spin-offs) and there was a villain called the trickster, who warps time and allows people to cheat death, sometimes leading to global disasters like meteor crashes and the likes, The 10th doctor made an appearance in The episode(btw he hands out black boxes for people to make these people cheat death, ones that look like miniature versions of pandorica) so maybe pandorica holds the key to immortality and all the monsters are converging on it to get the ultimate power(or something)
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yeah this, He needs a proper send-off, I could UNDERSTAND the sentance in the book which said he had diedCheesebob said:
wow I did this post nearly 2 hours ago and this is still in the hot threads departmentJosh12345 said:
You did not know this I assume?DaleksvsCybermen said:
He said before the specials started that he wouldn't bring back any old companions.
Which is unfortunate because I would have liked to see the chemistry between Matt Smith and John Barrowman!
Interesting theory (I think that the Pandorica name definately is a hint that it's like Pnadora's Box).PoliceBox63 said:
I think that deifinately everyone will want rid of what's in it, but also, if we're taking the Pandora's Box line, some form of human weakness may open it (that would be interesting viewing right?) and contained within will be all evil (so perhaps representatvies so to speak of all evil, daleks, cybers, etc).
Just a theory. I'm eger to find out the true outcome to the series!
Heh, thanks. Right back at ya.TimeLord said:By the way, love the avatar
(And here I was sure that everyone would be annoyed by my avvie's loopy-ness but I guess not.)Btw, I love the fact that we have a LostTimeLady in the thread. Now all we're missing are a few Daleks and we're all set.