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Originally Posted by Bajoran Rogue
Good way to end this series. Ties up most things started this series, and those last words leave us waiting for what is to come with the next series.
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I thought it was amazing the way they seemed to bring in every single previous episode somehow in the season finale. Think about it, there were references, either subtle or large, to just about every episode that aired previously. That's impressive!
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Originally Posted by Bajoran Rogue
One thing I didn't like much was Rose going all superpowered to save the day, at least there is a downside that stops it from being used in every situation. I mean, it would have been a bit better to me for the Emperor Dalek to believe that the Doctor would activate the delta wave and either having doubts about his immortality or deciding that he didn't want to have to build up his forces again retreats to fight another day so the door is left open for the Daleks to come back again sometime in the future.
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Yes, but I would write off the Daleks permanently. I do hear that they will not be returning during series two, though. But let's hope they will make their big comeback in series three.
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Originally Posted by Bajoran Rogue
I thought Jack would stay dead, I saw his death coming for a while and theories ran through my head for how he could appear in the next series, I thought where in either "The Empty Child" or "The Doctor Dances", I can't remember which, he says that he can't remember two years of his life those two years could be used to have him come back. Like he travelled with the Doctor during those two years and so as to not mess up the timeline he had himself forget about them so when he meets the Doctor and Rose in "The Empty Child" he doesn't remember anything from his travels with the Doctor during those two missing years.
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I have to say, that's an ingenious theory. Although it doesn't quite tie in with what Jack said about the Time Agency, his former employers, being the ones to erase his memory. But I do like the theory.