I thought there was an implicit rule about the Angels, that even if only the camera can see them, then they can't move. This was true in Blink and Manhattan (but dropped in Time of Angels/Flesh and Stone, in which the Angels might as well have been a completely different species anyway). We never see the Angels move…

It made sense for Rory to jump - to attempt to cause a paradox. Amy was only jumping to either die with Rory or prevent him from jumping. So it makes sense that the Doctor would protest Amy's reckless decision more than Rory's selfless decision.

It made sense for Rory to jump - to attempt to cause a paradox. Amy was only jumping to either die with Rory or prevent him from jumping. So it makes sense that the Doctor would protest Amy's reckless decision more than Rory's selfless decision.

…because you'll be dust by Monday…

…because you'll be dust by Monday…

Tell that to the cleaning lady on Monday.

Tell that to the cleaning lady on Monday.

Fergus has a pretty good comedy run.

Fergus has a pretty good comedy run.

I was distracted by the fact the Jemma Redgrave looks exactly like the girl from The Golden Compass film, somehow accelerated to middle age.

I was distracted by the fact the Jemma Redgrave looks exactly like the girl from The Golden Compass film, somehow accelerated to middle age.

I thought Amy and Rory whisked them away like they did with Pond Sr.

I thought Amy and Rory whisked them away like they did with Pond Sr.

Emma was on great form in this episode:

Emma was on great form in this episode:

The 'cello torturing' is pretty fantastic, and manages to sound both incredibly modern and perfectly suited to the series: http://www.youtube.com/watc…

The 'cello torturing' is pretty fantastic, and manages to sound both incredibly modern and perfectly suited to the series: http://www.youtube.com/watc…

Stewart: 'Ahh, Peter! I'm expecting great things.'

Stewart: 'Ahh, Peter! I'm expecting great things.'

I'm sure I glimpsed children's paintings on the wall in Malcolm's office (they flap around during his dramatic 'I ride to DoSaC!' exit). Does Malcolm have kids (that he presumably never sees)?