Howling:The Weeping Angels

I have read the sybnopsis for Flesh and Stone, it says that the new eleventh doctor may sacrifice River Song to the Weeping Angels, sending her back in time. Which makes the mind think that she might end up getting sent through time. But the Doctor may save her, but he did not save any of the other people went back through time by the Weeping Angels. --Catkind121 13:35, March 12, 2010 (UTC)


 * Well, keep in mind that The Doctor is a time traveler. If he meets her in the 52nd century and the Weeping Angels send her back to the 51st century, it's just as easy for him to come visit her there (or pick her up there and take her forward and backward as far as he wants) as it is for him to do so in the 52nd. So, it isn't impossible.


 * Even if there's some "rule" that requires her to die in the 51st century or something, that's not a problem, since we already know that she does. (Well, she gets uploaded into CAL's virtual-reality world, and presumably lives out her life there, but that's still the 51st Century.) --99.20.129.165 06:35, March 13, 2010 (UTC)

If so, why do the soldiers have modern equipment? Could River Song be from our time, and these new, powerful Angels send her FORWARD in time? :S Cannon881 18:59, March 13, 2010 (UTC)

The symnosis says the Doctor and Amy go home (well, that's basically Earth 2010 for Amy, and would include the Doctor indirectly) when they meet River Song, and her episde appears to be set d21st century Earth, too... even mentions UNIT! Delton Menace 20:43, March 13, 2010 (UTC)