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Finale Predictions *SPOILERS MASSIVE ONES*

I fully expect the reveal to be that the Time Lord Council sent the Master back through a crack to find out why the Doctor is dragging his feet on bringing Gallifrey back into the universe or figure out a way of doing it without him.
 
Here's a question: If Clara is in fact pregnant, does that mean her baby will be part Time Lord the way Melody/River was?

Or do couples actually have to do the deed on the TARDIS while in transit for it to work that way? And if so, what do you think the over/under is that Amy, Rory or the Doctor have washed those sheets yet?
 
Here's a question: If Clara is in fact pregnant, does that mean her baby will be part Time Lord the way Melody/River was?

Or do couples actually have to do the deed on the TARDIS while in transit for it to work that way? And if so, what do you think the over/under is that Amy, Rory or the Doctor have washed those sheets yet?

Melody was part Timelord because Amy & Rory conceived her while traveling in the time vortex.

Still, they might make something else up to make this possible baby special.
 
So we will have a double cyborg--the first capaldi villain (Half-Faced Man) becomes a cyberman.

How meta.

He will rid the cybermen of Missy/The Master like the Borg collective should have booted the queen out.
 
The Master's plans are usually too complicated and have a glaring problem with them. The problem is usually something the Master overlooks, or thinks he/she can control. It tends to either blow up in his face once the Doctor figures it out, or his "ally" turns on him resulting in the Master and Doctor needing to join forces to survive.

That was the way of things back in the days of the Third Doctor. There is little to suggest things are different now with the 12th Doctor and the Mistress.
 
I'm surprised no one else has mentioned the largest spoiler in the room... Clara is actually Missy's companion!
 
The Master's plans are usually too complicated and have a glaring problem with them. The problem is usually something the Master overlooks, or thinks he/she can control. It tends to either blow up in his face once the Doctor figures it out, or his "ally" turns on him resulting in the Master and Doctor needing to join forces to survive.

That was the way of things back in the days of the Third Doctor. There is little to suggest things are different now with the 12th Doctor and the Mistress.

Well, since these 'Cybermen' are actually Missy's creations using stolen tech, I imagine the surprise appearance of the regular Telosian Cybermen going "Who are you female, and who got deleted and made you a Cybercontroller?!?" would definitely qualify.
 
I'll throw one more in there, since we've seen the photos at that setting - two of the Cyber'men' to emerge, at the graveyard where they are buried, will be Clara's mother Ellie and the Victorian 'echo' of Clara herself.

We first met Clara as a Dalek. Clara will meet herself as a Cyberman.
 
It would be a big surprise if this didn't end in tragedy, and instead ended in Capaldi's "Everybody Lives!" moment, which is made a little emotional by the addition of the line "except the P.E. Teacher, sorry."
 
Where are Amy and Rory? Missy has been collecting Minds/Bodies for a long time. Are Amy and Rory trapped in the Nethersphere? Are they now Cybermen? Will we get a cameo or at least an acknowledgement of the possibility of it?
But at this point in linear history (although I'm not sure if "Dark Water"/"Death in Heaven" is supposed to take place in 2014 as does the real-life broadcast), aren't Amy and Rory still alive and yet to go off on the journey which will lead them to "The Angels Take Manhattan"? Because time-traveler Amy and Rory wave to their 2020 counterparts in "The Hungry Earth".
 
Where are Amy and Rory? Missy has been collecting Minds/Bodies for a long time. Are Amy and Rory trapped in the Nethersphere? Are they now Cybermen? Will we get a cameo or at least an acknowledgement of the possibility of it?
Please, no. Unless it's a 60th anniversary show, let's stop any more nuCompanions from coming back.
 
Where are Amy and Rory? Missy has been collecting Minds/Bodies for a long time. Are Amy and Rory trapped in the Nethersphere? Are they now Cybermen? Will we get a cameo or at least an acknowledgement of the possibility of it?
But at this point in linear history (although I'm not sure if "Dark Water"/"Death in Heaven" is supposed to take place in 2014 as does the real-life broadcast), aren't Amy and Rory still alive and yet to go off on the journey which will lead them to "The Angels Take Manhattan"? Because time-traveler Amy and Rory wave to their 2020 counterparts in "The Hungry Earth".

That was probably "re-written" since they went back to the 1930's around 2010-ish series time.
 
Where are Amy and Rory? Missy has been collecting Minds/Bodies for a long time. Are Amy and Rory trapped in the Nethersphere? Are they now Cybermen? Will we get a cameo or at least an acknowledgement of the possibility of it?
But at this point in linear history (although I'm not sure if "Dark Water"/"Death in Heaven" is supposed to take place in 2014 as does the real-life broadcast), aren't Amy and Rory still alive and yet to go off on the journey which will lead them to "The Angels Take Manhattan"? Because time-traveler Amy and Rory wave to their 2020 counterparts in "The Hungry Earth".

That was probably "re-written" since they went back to the 1930's around 2010-ish series time.

I believe the series implies quite a few years of home life for Amy and Rory while the Doctor tos and fros in and out of their lives. They likely were still about to go visit their past selves.
 
But at this point in linear history (although I'm not sure if "Dark Water"/"Death in Heaven" is supposed to take place in 2014 as does the real-life broadcast), aren't Amy and Rory still alive and yet to go off on the journey which will lead them to "The Angels Take Manhattan"? Because time-traveler Amy and Rory wave to their 2020 counterparts in "The Hungry Earth".

That was probably "re-written" since they went back to the 1930's around 2010-ish series time.

I believe the series implies quite a few years of home life for Amy and Rory while the Doctor tos and fros in and out of their lives. They likely were still about to go visit their past selves.
Didn't Amy say it was something like 20 years real time (might be wrong) that they had be traveling with the Doctor,bet it only been a few weeks/months for them?

Edit: Got it wrong, Amy says in "Power Of Three" that it has been ten years, on and off, of them traveling with the Doctor.
 
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Where are Amy and Rory? Missy has been collecting Minds/Bodies for a long time. Are Amy and Rory trapped in the Nethersphere? Are they now Cybermen? Will we get a cameo or at least an acknowledgement of the possibility of it?
But at this point in linear history (although I'm not sure if "Dark Water"/"Death in Heaven" is supposed to take place in 2014 as does the real-life broadcast), aren't Amy and Rory still alive and yet to go off on the journey which will lead them to "The Angels Take Manhattan"? Because time-traveler Amy and Rory wave to their 2020 counterparts in "The Hungry Earth".

Forest seems to suggest that Claira's present is 2016.
 
I'm kind of wondering if we'll get an explanation for Missy's regeneration from Simm. In End Of Time the Master's botched ressurection body was dying (not sure about his 'clones' though), and the Master said "All it can do is die" so presumabely he was given a new set of regenerations by the time lords (something that also presumably happened when they brought him back for the Time War). I'm also curious to know what happened to Rassilon and co.

It'd be cool if we got a Simm/Gomez regeneration too, as a flashback or something. Sure Simm might not show up, but I'm thinking something along the lines of the Hurt/Eccleston regeneration where they use a CG-enhanced still shot or something. There's a shot of Missy 'waking up' that might have this, although I think she's already in her "Mary Poppins" costume in that pic.
 
I don't think we'll get a flashback. I don't even think we really need a flashback. What is it really going to tell us that we don't already know? That she can't simply say.
 
Where are Amy and Rory? Missy has been collecting Minds/Bodies for a long time. Are Amy and Rory trapped in the Nethersphere? Are they now Cybermen? Will we get a cameo or at least an acknowledgement of the possibility of it?
But at this point in linear history (although I'm not sure if "Dark Water"/"Death in Heaven" is supposed to take place in 2014 as does the real-life broadcast), aren't Amy and Rory still alive and yet to go off on the journey which will lead them to "The Angels Take Manhattan"? Because time-traveler Amy and Rory wave to their 2020 counterparts in "The Hungry Earth".
Yes. As of the present day, which is obviously a changeable concept, 20-something Amy and Rory are either on the TARDIS, or taking phone calls from Brian about how to change lightbulbs.
They will later go back to the 1930s and get stranded in New York, living happily together for decades while still being available for Missy to' harvest' later. But I suspect that won't be what happens next week - too much of a throwback to the last era.
 
I agree although it would be something the Mistress would do, target the Doctor's companions to hurt him. I wonder how this Doctor, who's somewhat detached from wordly things and a bit out of his depth, would react to that. After all, the era of Amy and Rory would be 900 years in the past for him. On the other hand, the 11th Doctor did have a guilty conscience about the whole affair, anyway, and took their loss very badly.
 
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