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[muje]

TV screens. In the Analysis lessons video. I thought the back were windows, but no. TV screens. The same TV screens at the back of the Doctor when he frees Idris from the cage.

I tried emailing the torchwood thing. It didn't say the email didn't get through, but I did accidentally ask for the password.

[duke9509]

[Ir0ns]

It was in the first post. Some fan based (we assume) details asking if anyone had seen the Doctor, and contact details were left.

[Dregyn]

New Finding...

[tabula rasa]

This might have a connection to the video BBC released before they aired The Impossible Astronaut.

http://www.bbc.co.uk/doctorwho/dw/videos/p00gj9jm

It's got the same style - the black and white footage with the random static. Also worth noting is that the name (Monsters Are Real) is an anagram of A Nameless Terror.

Of course, it could also just be advertising for the new season, but I thought it might be worth mentioning.

[elvenkayt]

Re: New Finding...

[duke9509]

in the reversed version of that clip, I swear I hear her say at the end: "the resistor is out"

Also, in the normal version, I know I've heard that word she says at the very end ("emoue") somewhere, although I don't know from where. This adds credence to the language possibility, and makes me think my first point might be coincidence.

ETA: I think that sounds familiar because "samoue" (pronounced the same but with an s) was an ancient Egyptian word I heard used on an episode of Stargate-SG1 I just watched a few days ago. So it might mean nothing.

[Nos]

"Averus ezero abitsu imowee" is the 'text' of it floating around the DW boards, but I am not sure where they got it from.

[Dr.N]

Cipher

[Guest]

There's a chance that this wouldn't be the correct spelling also... I noticed that the first word sounds kinda latin.

[Ir0ns]

Latest one simply says:

[S.P.I.]

'averus' in latin supposedly means 'average'...

I tried running the gibberish through an anagram solver...and I discovered that there are a lot of possible things it could be. Two of them contained the word 'sweetie', but other than that seemed nonsensical...

A Braveries Sweetie Mu Ouzo
A Braveries Sweetie Um Ouzo

Are we sure we are spelling the gibberish correctly? (funny sentence...)

[duke9509]

I wouldn't trust Google's Latin translator. It's DEFINITELY still in alpha.
Try putting in the phrase "she is too young and weak"
re-translate the phrase you get (puer est et solutis) back into English, one word at a time (using an actual Latin dictionary), taking into account Latin grammar: "He is a boy and he has been payed"

According to my Latin dictionary, the word for "average" is mediocris.

Averus has no definition as a word, however erus is "master."
edit: verus also has a couple meanings: a spike of some kind, or, true/fair
(kind of ironic, the word for "spike, such as the point of a spear" is the same as "true, right, fair, proper")

edit 2: I also just remembered that, in Latin, Vs are said like Ws, so, what she said might not be Latin at all (or at least not properly pronounced Latin)

[elvenkayt]

[Young Samuel]

The 'Lonely Assassins' BBC website page isn't a clue :/

try putting anything after the '.../dw/' you always get the password and username thing, like try this: http://www.bbc.co.uk/doctorwho/dw/superman

But i still think the Lonely Assassins anagram is intentional i always thought 'Analysis Lessons' was a bit of an awkward phrase since it came up, so it must have some relevence

Maybe there are clues as to what we are looking for in one of the Weeping Angel episodes? Time of Angels, Flesh and Stone or Blink?

I'm new to this blog btw, hi