When was amy a ganger

The Doctors had swapped, and thus Amy told everything to the real one. What kind of ramification will that have, as the Doctor now knows the information that Amy has been hiding from him? An intergalactic episode of Jerry Springer might be on the table.

Where does that episode now fit into the overall narrative? A few points from our commenters, too. Salady, meanwhile, questions just when the copy of Amy was made, because they argue it must be before she was pregnant. Ganger Amy has had no bump, after all, while real Amy is ready to give birth. So, have we ever had the real Amy, or has she been some kind of trap all along?

BlameSimon er, cheers! Lots to ponder, then. Plus, the question of when the Doctor pinpointed there was a problem. Simon Brew SimonBrew. Editor, author, writer, broadcaster, Costner fanatic. It is traditional to refer to the pre-revival episodes as "seasons" and the post-revival episodes as "series". This is how they're released on DVD as well, per-story. Show 4 more comments. Active Oldest Votes. Improve this answer. Note that was likely soon after the previous season's finale; we know from the Doctor that Amy and Rory spent their wedding night on the TARDIS and she apparently got pregnant there, so it could have been any time after that.

Add a comment. The exact timeline hasn't been listed yet, but there are a few assumptions we can make. It has to be after the Pandorica events. There has to be enough time for The Church and Madame Kovarian to find out about the pregnancy and make a plan. Although it's most likely that Kovarian has time-travel capability on her own, "time" becomes a much more flexible requirement. The Doctor doesn't know about Amy's pregnancy until towards the end of Impossible Astronaut. Amy then tells the Doctor she was mistaken in Day of the Moon, three months later.

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He would have known she was pregnant If the Silence had already captured Amy they would have kept her ganger from gaining weight. In 'Impossible Astronaut' Amy tells the Doctor that she is pregnant. Three months take place between 'Impossible Astronaut' and 'Day of the Moon' When she is in the orphanage Day of the Moon she sees Kovarian, the eye patch lady.

That means she had already been captured. Can you go into further detail when you think the swap happened during those episodes? Keen when else was Amy alone? When was the first time we had the pregnant and not pregnant at the same time thing going on with the TARDIS scanners? When did the Eye Patch lady show up? I mean really, there isn't another time that it could have happened. Simply wrong. Spoilers are precisely defined here. Rules vary by the story's medium. Info from television stories can't be added here until after the top or bottom of the hour , British time , closest to the end credits roll on BBC One.

Therefore, fans in the Americas who are sensitive to spoilers should avoid Tardis on Sundays until they've seen the episode. Since the Ganger Amy was essentially being controlled by the real Amy - shouldn't this article be merged back with the original Amy article, seeing as how the real Amy and the ganger Amy were the same people?

Was she being controlled? Additionally, the grounds for the deletion of this article are ridiculous. A lack or knowledge does not mean the page should be deleted. She was ganger, fact. Alternations do need to be made though. That makes sense, but it is still a different character, albeit very loosely. I agree, this page should be deleted because the Ganger Amy is just a host body used by the real Amy.

We don't know the specifics yet, but we know enough. Bigredrabbit , June 4, UTC. And she had to be there for at least 9 mounths Why should this page be deleted? None of the people making the argument for deletion are making a strong case To those of you saying Amy is controlling her Ganger, well, how do you figure?

If Amy truly were controlling her Ganger don't you think the 1st thing real Amy would've done is try to tell the Doctor? If Amy truly were controlling her Ganger as an extension of herself, it would make perfect sense for her to tell the Doctor, not parade around like Ganger Amy is real, pretending she's on holiday.

Do you see what I'm saying? If real Amy had been able to, the ganger Amy story arc would've ended pretty quick.