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The Doctor takes Amy and Rory to New York, where the Weeping Angels are waiting for them. River Song returns.
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Title: The Angels Take Manhattan (29 Sep 2012)
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Cast
| Episode complete credited cast: | |||
| Matt Smith | ... | The Doctor | |
| Karen Gillan | ... | Amy Pond | |
| Arthur Darvill | ... | Rory Williams | |
| Alex Kingston | ... | River Song | |
| Michael McShane | ... | Grayle (as Mike McShane) | |
| Roberto Davide | ... | Sam Garner (as Rob David) | |
| Bentley Kalu | ... | Hood | |
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Ozzie Yue | ... | Foreman |
| Burnell Tucker | ... | Old Garner | |
| Zac Fox | ... | Photoshoot PA | |
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The Doctor, Amy and Rory are in New York City on a beautiful summer's day. Rory sets off to get coffee and walks into a 1930s film noir where daughter River Song is a private detective, Melody Malone. Actually, Amy and the Doctor have the whole story written down in a cheap paperback but the Doctor forbids her to read too far ahead because once they know what happens, it cannot be changed. As for Rory, he finds that the Weeping Angels are there. Several attempts to travel back in the TARDIS are unsuccessful but they manage to break through. They find that the angels have taken over New York and the only way to stop them is to create a paradox - but not everyone will survive. Written by garykmcd
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weeping angel | new york city | doctor who | eleventh doctor | statue of liberty |Parents Guide:
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29 September 2012 (UK) See more »Company Credits
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Sam Garner: [voice over as a typewriter prints the words] New York, the city of a million stories. Half of them are true, the other half just haven't happened yet. "Statues," the man said, "living statues that moved in the dark."
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Written by Murray Gold
Performed by BBC National Orchestra of Wales
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A possible alternate ending of The Angels Take Manhattan (#7.5) would had seen The Doctor and River visiting a retirement home in present day Manhattan. Where they find an dying 87 year-old Amy in bed. Amy gives The Doctor a letter and says "Raggedy man. Goodbye!" and dies, leaving The Doctor heartbroken. The Doctor and River return to the TARDIS and River leaves The Doctor alone to read Amy's letter. See more »Goofs
When the Doctor tears the page from the book, he puts it in the basket twice. See more »Quotes
[first lines]Sam Garner: [voice over as a typewriter prints the words] New York, the city of a million stories. Half of them are true, the other half just haven't happened yet. "Statues," the man said, "living statues that moved in the dark."
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Crazy Credits
The Doctor Who nameplate bears an episode-appropriate design, in this case, a motif featuring the Statue Of Liberty. See more »Soundtracks
Blink (suite)(uncredited)
Written by Murray Gold
Performed by BBC National Orchestra of Wales
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