A Good Man Goes to War Cliffhanger Breakdown

Hello. A Good Man Goes to War left us with a huge cliffhanger. It wasn't quite like the cliffhanger in The Almost People where we couldn't think of what would happen next but it will have a dramatic effect on the TARDIS Crew. I have broken down the cliffhanger for you all so that you can understand it easier.

As Amy and Rory inspect the cot the Doctor gave them, Commander Strax brings Lorna into the room who warns them that the whole thing was a trap.

The Doctor checks up on Dorium and Madam Vestra. Vestra warns the Doctor that when he is mad, he makes mistakes.

Madam Vestra asks the Doctor whether Melody is human or not. The Doctor seems worried and suddenly nervous. On closer inspection, the Doctor notices that...

...Melody's DNA is human plus Time Lord!

The lights suddenly turn off and everyone looks around. It seems like tha trap is beginning...

The Doctor and Madam Vestra discuss when Melody could have had the Time Lord DNA put into her biological system. The Doctor explains that they weren't actually together in the current universe until their wedding night.

Commander Strax scans Demons Run and says that the only alien species are the Silurians. Lorna then says that the Headless Monks are not recognised as actual aliens.

Meanwhile, a Silurian stands guard. Behind it, a Headless Monk comes closer...

The Doctor is very confused and says that Amy was worried that the baby might have a Time Head. Dorium begins to get worried and says that the clerics gave in too easily. Vestra agrees and they run off to help the others.

Madam Kovarian suddenly appears on a screen. The Doctor and Kovarian begin to talk. She says that there is a war against the Doctor.

The Headless Monks kill the Silurian guards and begin to sing a mysterious prayer.

The TARDIS is engulfed with light. Dorium and Madam Vestra return to the others. Vestra moves towards the light and realises that there is a force field around it.

As the Headless Monks come closer, Rory becomes alert. Lorna tells him that the doors are locking with them inside.

Dorium realises that the prayer the Monks are singing is the Attack Prayer. Rory and Amy go to hide Melody.

The Headless Monk begin to prepare to fight. Rory hides Amy and Melody and runs off to fight.

Dorium tries to convince the Monks to stop fighting. Rory attempts to stop him but Dorium is confident. He probably shouldn't have gone to stop the Monks though...

...he gets his head chopped off! The headless Monks come forward with their laser swords ready to fight to the death.

The Monks come forward about to fight...

Rory arms himself with a sword and a gun.

"The child IS NOT A WEAPON!"

"Give it time. She can be. She will be."

The Doctor becomes angry and tells her that he will never let her near her again. Madam Kovarian tells him that fooling him once was a joy but fooling him twice in the same was was a privilege. The Doctor runs off to help Amy.

Madam Kovarian appears behind Amy on a screen.

The fight begins. Unfortunately, Strax and Lorna are both killed by the Headless Monks.

The Doctor runs to Amy's aid but he doesn't make it in time...

It turns out that Melody was a Flesh Avatar! Amy scream for Rory. The Doctor bursts into the room and finds that the fight is over and that Rory and Amy already know. Rory comforts Strax as the Doctor talks to Lorna before they both die.

Suddenly, River Song appears. The Doctor gets angry at her for not coming sooner and then she gets angry at him and tells him that he's become more of a soldier than a healer as his name indicates. When the Doctor asks her who she is, she tells him. He is astonished and can't believe it. He runs into the TARDIS and leaves Rory and Amy.

Amy becomes angry and asks River what she said to the Doctor. River tells her that in the Gamma Forests (where Lorna came from) they have no word for Pond. The sewing Lorna made for Amy did not read 'Melody Pond' in English. It read...

Episode Eight Title and Details

Hello. After the mid-series finale and cliffhanger, the concluding episode, Episode Eight, will be broadcast three months after A Good Man Goes to War. Episode Eight has been a bit of a mystery as not many episode details have been released. However, a lot of that has changed! the title for Episode Eight has been released! Before you read it, you have been warned: it is very random, funny and quite weird. Here it is. The title of Episode Eight is:

LET'S KILL HITLER

Quite surprising, isn't it. It would link in with other details that have been released in the past as there are motorcycles and Germans running out of a building in their underwear. You won't get this anywhere else but on Doctor Who!

The Almost People Cliffhanger Breakdown

Hello. The cliffhanger to the Almost People must have left a lot of you very, very, VERY confused! Luckily, I am here to help you understand what's going on at each point of the episode. So let's get started:

Jennifer has escaped... and she seeks revenge.

The Doctor, Amy and Rory discover a hideous monster...

It's a mutated Jennifer!

The Doctor, Amy, Rory and the workers run away from Jennifer. The Doctor finds the TARDIS.

With another worker dead, the TARDIS appears.

The Clone Doctor and Ganger Cleaves hold the door whilst everyone else climbs into the TARDIS.

The Clone Doctor and Cleves melt Jennifer and themselves.

The Doctor treats Cleaves and removes her blood clot. The Doctor drops off all of the workers to their rightful places. Cleaves and another worker enter a room to say that her company has told the world that the situation is over but that the situation has only just begun. The two enter, and that's when everything goes wrong... and confusing.

"Breathe, Pond, breathe."

"Why? Oh!"

Amy begins to have pains in her stomach and the Doctor and Rory take her into the TARDIS.

The Doctor explains that she is having contractions and that she is going into labour.

But that can't be true.

She has no bump from the baby.

The Doctor then explains that he wasn't going to bring them and that he was going to drop them back on Earth for fish and chips, but 'stuff' got in the way.

"I scanned the Flesh to block the signal."

"The signal to what?"

"The signal to you."

Something very strange is going on with Amy...

When asked to step away from Amy, Rory says no. The Doctor tells him that he needs to do it and that he needs to stand away.

Rory backs away reluctantly. It seems to Amy like the two closest men in her life are turning their backs on her.

Amy is frightened - incredibly frightened.

The Doctor says that she was not actually there for a long, long time. He points the sonic screwdriver at her...

...and she melts into white liquid Flesh! She was a Ganger all along!

After the Ganger Amy melts, the real Amy wakes up in a white bed.

A hatch opens above her head.

Madam Kovarian looks down at her:

"Well dear, you're ready to pop, aren't you? Little one's on its way."

Is she a midwife?

Amy looks down.

She is clearly nine months pregnannt, going into labour!

Madam Kovarian tells her to push. Amy screams.

To be continued...

A Good Man Goes to War Prequel Released

Hello. The Almost People left us with a giant cliffhanger (of which an analysis will be posted) for next week's episode - where is Amy? Who is Madam Kovarian? And will the Doctor and Rory find Amy? We will all find out next Saturday at 6:45pm. In the meantime, the new Prequel for the mid-series finale. It involves Dorium, the blue-skinned alien from the Pandorica Opens giving the brain of a Judoon to some hooded figures (members of Demons Run?) who want to imprison a little child... could it be the Doctor's? Maybe, but it could as easily be Amy's. To watch the Prequel, click here.
The synopsis of A Good Man Goes to War may hold some clues, so here it is:

Amy Pond has been kidnapped and the Doctor is raising an army to rescue her as the drama continues. But as he and Rory race across galaxies, calling in long-held debts and solemnly given promises, his enemies are laying a carefully concealed trap.

In her cell in Stormcage, River Song sadly acknowledges that the time has come at last – today will mark the Battle of Demons Run and the Doctor’s darkest hour. Both sides will make their sacrifices and River Song must finally reveal her most closely guarded secret to the Doctor.

I can't see anything there, but maybe you can. Finally, the Fourth Dimension has no new clues. Nothing. What has happened? We will find out in time.

The Rebel Flesh Cliffhanger Breakdown

Hello. The Rebel Flesh left us all confused and worried for the Doctor, Amy, Rory, Jennifer and all the workers at the factory as war begins to egnite between the 'Gangers' and the 'Originals'. Rory has chased after Jennifer after hearing her scream. The Doctor, Amy and the workers are trapped in the Chapel with the Clone Doctor. But worst of all, the Gangers are coming...
So an extremely bewildering episode with an excellent cliffhanger. This post is a breakdown of the cliffhanger, so let's get started:

The Doctor asks Cleaves what is the most fortified and defendable room in the monastery. She replies with the Chapel.

The Gangers begin to approach the Originals to commence a war...

Jennifer looks around cautiously having seen something in the Chapel. Rory shouts her name.

The Original Jennifer tries to find Rory but what she doesn't know is that Ganger Jennifer has found her. What will the clone do to Jennifer?

The Doctor, Amy and the workers manage to get to the Chapel without the Gangers finding them.

Jennifer screams. Rory begins to doubt whether he should go inside. Amy tries to get Rory inside but the effort is in vain.

Rory runs off to find Jennifer. The Gangers find the workers and the TARDIS Crew.

The Gangers come closer as the Doctor yanks Amy inside the Chapel.

The Doctor reassures Amy whilst the workers barricade themselves in.

A strange voice shouts out. The Doctor and Amy try to find out who it is.

Rory tries to find the shouting Jennifer. Luckily, none of the Gangers follow him.

The workers continue to barricade the door as the Doctor finds the source of the voice.

The Doctor tries to confront the voice whilst Amy tries to get his attention. She points out that they're trapped and that they can't even leave the TARDIS.

As she does this, the voice changes slightly - it changes into a familiar tone...

And then, out of the shadows walks the white, bowtie-wearing clone of the Doctor.

So? Post your thoughts below.