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"We&amp;#039;re just one day away from bidding farewell to Doctor Who companions Amy Pond (Karen Gillan) and Rory Williams (Arthur Darvill), who&amp;#039;ve travelled in the TARDIS alongside Matt Smith&amp;#039;s Time Lord since 2010. We&amp;#039;re predicting tears across the globe when &amp;#039;The Angels Take Manhattan&amp;#039; airs on Saturday (September 29) night... To mark the departure of the Ponds, this week&amp;#039;s Friday Fiver recounts their greatest moments from the BBC sci-fi drama&amp;#039;s past three series. &amp;gt; Doctor Who: Ten teasers about &amp;#039;The Angels Take Manhattan&amp;#039; &amp;gt; Doctor Who: &amp;#039;The Angels Take Manhattan&amp;#039; new pictures - gallery &amp;quot;Why did you say five minutes?!&amp;quot; - from &amp;#039;The Eleventh Hour&amp;#039; We had to include our favourite scene from Rory and Amy&amp;#039;s debut, in which the Doctor finally makes the leap and realises that the sassy kissogram who&amp;#039;s helping him save the world is the same red-headed little girl that he ate fish fingers and custard with years before... from her perspective at least. Over 30 episodes later, it&amp;#039;s still one of our favourite Amy/Doctor scenes.       &amp;quot;Raggedy man, I\uFEFF remember you and you are late for my wedding!&amp;quot; - from &amp;#039;The Big Bang&amp;#039; The finale of Matt Smith&amp;#039;s first series saw his Time Lord wiped from existence after rebooting the universe, but Amy&amp;#039;s memory of her &amp;#039;raggedy man&amp;#039; is enough to restore him to life. Soon, that big blue box is materialising in the middle of the Ponds&amp;#039; wedding, just in time for the Doctor to bust some truly amazing moves on the dance floor. One of the great &amp;#039;punch-the-air&amp;#039; moments in the Eleventh Doctor&amp;#039;s era.      &amp;quot;Where... is... my...wife?!&amp;quot; - from &amp;#039;A Good Man Goes to War&amp;#039; The once-bumbling Rory dons his Roman Centurion armour once more to go full bad-ass and stare down a horde of Cybermen in Who&amp;#039;s 2011 mid-series finale. It was the culmination of a long and satisfying character arc for Arthur Darvill&amp;#039;s companion, who rose from the ranks of comic-relief supporting character to fully fleshed-out series regular.      &amp;quot;Shut up Hitler!&amp;quot; - from &amp;#039;Let&amp;#039;s Kill Hitler&amp;#039; Of course, Rory&amp;#039;s new kick-ass credentials didn&amp;#039;t stop him from delivering laughs, as the following episode proved. Darvill&amp;#039;s equally adept at comedy and drama, and one of Rory&amp;#039;s funniest scenes came in &amp;#039;Let&amp;#039;s Kill Hitler&amp;#039; as he laid first a physical and then a verbal smackdown on the F\u00FChrer.      &amp;quot;If you love me, don&amp;#039;t let me in.&amp;quot; - from &amp;#039;The Girl Who Waited&amp;#039; And finally to one of the Ponds&amp;#039; most tragic moments, as Rory was forced to shut an aged Amy out of the TARDIS in order to preserve the timelines in Tom MacRae&amp;#039;s excellent &amp;#039;The Girl Who Waited&amp;#039;. Sure, the &amp;#039;proper&amp;#039; Amy was already safe, but that didn&amp;#039;t make this scene any less moving - there&amp;#039;s something about Doctor Who and two people emoting through a wall, each unable to see the other, that gets us every time. Possibly Gillan and Darvill&amp;#039;s greatest moment as an on-screen duo.  Do you agree with our picks? Share your own favourite Amy and Rory moments from Doctor Who below! "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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