where do "Space" and "Time" fit in the viewing order?

[Guy Gardener]

The rednose specials prove hard to place this time since they're all dark and grumpy facedly worried about predestination or he's under the consol talking about thermocouplings... Or Rory and Amy have been dumped on earth to enjoy their marriage... Actually in the death of the Doctor he actually says that he is "travelling" with a married couple, not that he's alone for a mo while they're waiting a pickup.

Between which episodes do you think these two (I keep saying two, when it's clearly one 6 minute episode and not two three minute episodes.) should be settled?

Nothing seems overtly organic.

Hells, it might not have even happened yet!

Two Ponds hitting on one another and neither is real. Ish. realish. Realish sounds like relish. Interesting.

 

[23skidoo]

I think they fit more or less where they were broadcast - between the events of The Christmas Invasion but before the 3 months Amy and Rory took off before The Impossible Astronaut. The question Amy never gets to ask the Doctor is apparently important to the Series 6 storyline and there have been a couple of issues that might relate to what she was going to ask the Doctor - though knowing Moffat she might have been about to ask the Doctor about the bunk beds!

It's also possible it took place during an in-between later on, such as between The Doctor's Wife and The Rebel Flesh. But it seems like everything we've seen so far in the revival has taken place in chronological order (Time Crash taking place right after Last of the Time Lords, for instance, and The Next Doctor was originally to have started moments after Journey's End with a cliffhanger between the two) so I don't see Time and Space being much different. (And in case anyone raises the point, Moffat has stated that the mini-episode is canon, so it's not a "grey area" thing like Music of the Spheres was.)

Alex