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To think that Amy Pond would be moving heaven and earth to find her lost daughter?

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northernruth · 15/09/2011 08:41

Geeky I know but I've been tuning in to Doctor Who to see exactly when Amy starts insisting they find her kidnapped daughter. She doesn't seem bothered!!

Is it because of the time space continuum that she's accepted her bereavement?

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Jelly15 · 15/09/2011 08:42

I said this to my DH last saturday night.

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Illegitimate · 15/09/2011 08:44

She has seen she grows into river song though so maybe knowing what she turns out as makes her less worried?

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EmpressOfTheSevenOceans · 15/09/2011 08:48

Maybe the understanding now is that the kidnapping had to happen for Melody to grow into River Song? Although that should still be incredibly hard to accept.

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DontCallMeFrothyDragon · 15/09/2011 08:50

Isn't hurtling through a few galaxies enough? Grin

She now knows she grew up with her daughter; she knows everything turns out ok in the end.

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CailinDana · 15/09/2011 08:50

I agree I thought the handling of her being pregnant and the baby being taken away was completely rubbish. At the start of the new series she came bouncing along to the doctor and said "where is she, you've had the whole summer to find her." An actual mother would still be in tears and would be distraught at having to wait a whole summer. It was a very badly done storyline.

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Illegitimate · 15/09/2011 08:53

CailinDana- Its on at 7 so its a program primary for kids they couldn't of shown her screaming and grieving, parents would of been up in arms at their children seeing something like that

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CailinDana · 15/09/2011 08:55

True I suppose Illegitimate, although they did show shots of her giving birth which could have caused a lot of questions. Some sadness on her part wouldn't have been too much surely?

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belgo · 15/09/2011 08:55

'Its on at 7 so its a program primary for kids they couldn't of shown her screaming and grieving, parents would of been up in arms at their children seeing something like that''

but of course children watching characters meeting their end in various gruesome and imaginative ways is perfectly acceptable.

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BlingLoving · 15/09/2011 08:55

Shit. New season has started?! I missed it. Better go check BBC catch up!

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missmartha · 15/09/2011 09:01

It did occur to me, but to be fair, she hardly had a normal pregnancy and birth.

Seemed to be all over the shop.

Then of course she'd known her daughter for ages before she was born or even conceived.

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MelodyPond · 15/09/2011 09:03

I completely agree!!!!

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MelodyPond · 15/09/2011 09:03
Wink
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CailinDana · 15/09/2011 09:05

Oh and River Song is easily the most annoying character ever on a tv programme. Ever. In the history of the world.

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HattiFattner · 15/09/2011 09:08

its not real, you know...... Grin

I think Rory should be pinning the doctor up against the wall and demanding with menace that they find the baby.

I think Amy should be falling apart. Because I think kids would respond to a mummy being very upset because she loves her baby. ANd trying to find the baby, even if it was risky.

But Amy seems resigned to the fact that she will never have melody back - probably because she met river. Wouldnt the first question on your lips be "when do I find you and where?" or "do you grow up with us?". or even "are you a fixed point in time and space?"

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LittleWhiteWolf · 15/09/2011 09:09

I'm with all of you. If it were me I would be harrassing the Doctor regularly to bloody find my baby. "Raising her" as that tearaway friend they had wouldn't cut it.
My one solace to cling to is that we've seen clips in trailers of the eye patch woman back and River with an eye patch, so there must be some more to this. But I fear we will never see Rory and Amy raising their own baby and that makes me far to sad than I ought to admit Sad

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sugarandspiceandallthingsnice · 15/09/2011 09:11

This has been annoying me too. Mind you, seems to be a theme to show something then allude to it only - Doctor's death, Amy's pregnancy.

CailinDana I agree - River Song has always been irritating but they have really upped that!

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TrillianAstra · 15/09/2011 09:28

Did you know there is a Telly Addicts topic?

It's designed for just this kind of TV-related chat.

TAMPONS

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LilyBolero · 15/09/2011 09:29

She would have been, except the baby came and found her, in the form of Mels. And I think that's as close as they can get to resolving it, for a 'family programme', without it becoming an Eastenders style plot.

It is only science fiction you know....

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CailinDana · 15/09/2011 09:30

Have I just been called a tampon?

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OracleInaCoracle · 15/09/2011 09:31

What trillian said.

YABU, use the correct topic

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OracleInaCoracle · 15/09/2011 09:31

What trillian said.

YABU, use the correct topic

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belgo · 15/09/2011 09:33

oh come on it's only a Dr Who thread! Hardly the most offensive thing in IABU!

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TrillianAstra · 15/09/2011 09:35

And I agree, it seems completely weird. No matter how much they "meet" her afterwards, the baby has gone.

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CailinDana · 15/09/2011 09:45

Sorry for cluttering up the topic lissielou, it must cause you a real headache.

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LRDTheFeministDragon · 15/09/2011 09:53

'I think Rory should be pinning the doctor up against the wall ....'

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Sorry, got distracted! Grin Back again.

I've wondered about this too - it seems very odd that she's not upset at all, not even to talk about it much. Especially when Rory and she seemed very bothered with the initial tiny baby stuff. I'm not really sure knowing she'd grow up safe is a convincing reason!

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