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Please tell me I wasn't the only one. My question though is, I live in America, so do they ever actually air it on BBC America at a decent time? And when will they air the newest season here in the states (I know the season starts probably suppose to start in April in the UK but we're probably a few months behind, right?)?
And BBCAmerica has finally caught on in the last few years that we like Who over here as well and they've taken to airing it the day it airs in the UK, at 9pm.
I'm so excited that I'll be able to watch Doctor Who the same day it airs in the UK. Because with most British shows we have to wait forever to get shown in America (*cough* Downton Abbey *cough*). Do you know what day of the week it's usually shown on?
so Arthur is leaving as well?
I'm sort of interested in seeing what River and the 11th Doctor's last adventure and scene together is like. I bet it's going to be wicked sad and I'll cry that's for sure. And as for the weeping angels, I totally get why they are well liked by the fandom but they still freak me out. However, Sally Sparrow has to be one of my favorite characters, she was pretty awesome. But if the weeping angels are involved with Rory and Amy's last adventure with the Doctor then it's not going to end well. And I agree, Pixidust1603, I hope that no matter what happens that Rory and Amy are together. They are such an awesome couple and I love them to bits.
But I'm a little worried about that last scene they showed with the doctor carrying Amy. Honestly, it's going to be so sad when Amy and Rory leave the show. 