There's always a chance the Doctor leaves Rory and Amy some place for a honeymoon or something, I wouldn't be too surprised if that was the case :P

And it's honestly only slightly popular....Makes me sad It's starting to grow in popularity more, but its only on BBCA and Sci-fi (sometimes), both of which are channels you need to pay for so unfortunately not everyone can watch it I've turned all of my friends on to it though, and we're spreading the word to people, so eventually it has to catch on! I really want to come over to the UK to see the cool Doctor Who Live shows you guys get and what not...we in the US aren't blessed with such cool shows

Does sound quite eerie, it makes you think. But I do wonder how Amy is going to be included in it, because Karen didn't leave at the end of The Big Bang and there's no clear indication that she's going to be in it... hmmmm.

Oh, and there was something else I wanted to ask you. How popular is Doctor Who in the US, because there's huge fan-base there, but within the general puplic how well known is it? Because naturally here in the UK it's extremely popular and you'd be very hard-pressed to find someone who had never heard of it, but this question has been one I've always wondered about.

I heard! I'm really excited! I love Sarah Jane, so I look forward to seeing Matt Smith, Jo Grant, and Sarah all together! Apparently the episode is called The Death of the Doctor, I learned that last night...Sounds kinda foreboding

Oh PJ, I've just remembered something. I don't know if you watch The Sarah Jane Adventures if there is something I think you should know and that is, like last year with David Tennant, Matt Smith will be in one of the stories in this years series along with Katy Manning who played companion Jo Grant during Jon Pertwee's time as the Doctor.
Sorry if you already knew, but I'd just remembered about it.

It's alright, and it's true, they always are the best.

Hey! Thanks for the friend request! I have a friend now lol. Doctor Who friends are always the best