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<blockquote data-quote="Willie Oleson" data-source="post: 391296" data-attributes="member: 8">And so the SPOILER ends at the end of series 6 seventh episode: River Song is Amy&#039;s daughter. I don&#039;t know if the Doctor actually recognised her, and this has been River&#039;s main story arc since she first appeared in the Library episode. Series one to four had many end-of-the-world scenarios, series five was about the end of the universe - but I don&#039;t think bigger is always better.Series 6 starts with the future death of the Doctor and I thought it was a peculiar thing to do so soon after his demise and resurrection at the end of series 5, It&#039;s all very intricate with snippets of information about upcoming plot developments, and it already takes enough concentration to understand what is going on in the adventure of the week.The Rebel Flesh/Almost People is my favourite so far because the group of survivors turned out to be a mix of humans and clones, and it continued with the shock revelation that Tardis Amy was a clone too, and then they did it again with the baby.The fact that the doppelgangers are aware of their origins kinda contradicts the idea that they are so perfectly developed that they believe to be the originals. On the other hand, that&#039;s what gave the story such a dramatic twist.Episode seven also serves as the unholy &quot;mid-season&quot; finale. I didn&#039;t know that kind of tomfoolery happened in British TV.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Willie Oleson, post: 391296, member: 8"] And so the SPOILER ends at the end of series 6 seventh episode: River Song is Amy's daughter. I don't know if the Doctor actually recognised her, and this has been River's main story arc since she first appeared in the Library episode. Series one to four had many end-of-the-world scenarios, series five was about the end of the universe - but I don't think bigger is always better. Series 6 starts with the future death of the Doctor and I thought it was a peculiar thing to do so soon after his demise and resurrection at the end of series 5, It's all very intricate with snippets of information about upcoming plot developments, and it already takes enough concentration to understand what is going on in the adventure of the week. The Rebel Flesh/Almost People is my favourite so far because the group of survivors turned out to be a mix of humans and clones, and it continued with the shock revelation that Tardis Amy was a clone too, and then they did it again with the baby. The fact that the doppelgangers are aware of their origins kinda contradicts the idea that they are so perfectly developed that they believe to be the originals. On the other hand, that's what gave the story such a dramatic twist. Episode seven also serves as the unholy "mid-season" finale. I didn't know that kind of tomfoolery happened in British TV. [/QUOTE]

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