RORY  AND  AMY:  WHAT'S  TO  BECOME  OF  THEM ?

 

Rory Williams  and  Amelia  Pond

With the final episodes of this seasons Doctor Who being aired on BBC America everyone is asking: What's to become of Mr & Mrs Pond?

 

 

 

If you have been following Matt Smith's incarnation of The Doctor then you will have certainly become attached to Amy (whom we have seen grow up, get married and have a baby: Melody Pond Williams) and ever-faithful Rory.  But as their terms as companions come to an end the questions rises - What's to become of them?

The Angels Take Manhattan

will be the final episode until the

Christmas 2012 Special!

Details are starting to trickle in about the day loyal fans of the BBC’s hit space odyssey have been dreading – the day when we say a finale goodbye to The Doctor’s faithful wedded companions, Amy Pond (Karen Gillan) and Rory Williams (Arthur Darvill). In a two-part story written by series showrunner Steven Moffat, ‘The Angels Take Manhattan’ sees The Doctor and Amy race against time through the streets of Manhattan to save Rory’s life as statues throughout New York start coming to life around them.
The episode reunites The Doctor with his guns-a-blazing bride River Song (Alex Kingston) – whose skills will probably be needed more than ever and will mark the return of fan-favorite villains The Weeping Angels. While traveling with the Doctor has shown the beloved couple many wondrous sights and adventures, it has also taken a hefty toll, including the abduction of their only child – which rendered Amy unable to have more kids and almost took the their marriage with it.

Ever wonder what happens to the companions when they're not whizzing through space and time with the Doctor? The BBC is going to show you — in a special five-part Doctor Who prequel, all about the lives of Amy and Rory, called Pond Life.
Arthur Darvill and Karen Gillan will be featured in their own 5-part collection of short webisodes which will appear at the start of the new season on September 1st, but will premiere online on Monday the 27th on the BBC1 YouTube channel.