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** When one of the old people is attacking the campervan, he is just clawing at the glass, yet for some reason the driver doesn't just close the door, instead reacting like the old man is actually pulling on it when he clearly isn't.
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Justifying edit - also, the "Dreams" clearly do not operate on dream logic, being closer to Lotus Eater Machines or mini-realities than a true dream.
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** Then again, [[spoiler: it ''is'' a dream after all. Dreams don't work on real-world logic, and anyone will tell you that something as basic as falling over in a dream can be enough to "kill" you. As such, a very minor car crash would definitely still be enough to wake them up if they were sure it was only a dream.]]
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** Then again, [[spoiler: it ''is'' a dream after all. Even falling over in a dream can be enough to wake you up, let alone crashing a car.]]
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** Then again, [[spoiler: it ''is'' a dream after all. Even Dreams don't work on real-world logic, and anyone will tell you that something as basic as falling over in a dream can be enough to "kill" you. As such, a very minor car crash would definitely still be enough to wake you up, let alone crashing them up if they were sure it was only a car.dream.]]
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** Then again, [[spoiler: it ''is'' a dream after all. So much as falling over in a dream can be enough to wake you up, let alone crashing a car.]]
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** Then again, [[spoiler: it ''is'' a dream after all. So much as Even falling over in a dream can be enough to wake you up, let alone crashing a car.]]
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** Then again, [[spoiler: it ''is'' a dream after all. So much as falling over in a dream can be enough to wake you up, let alone crashing a car.]]
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* CaptainObviousReveal: Many fans thought that TheReveal that both versions of "reality" are illusions created by the Dream Lord was far too predictable, given that too many aspects of the "Upper Leadworth" dream fall under LikeYouWouldReallyDoIt, which in turn means that the TARDIS dream can't be real either because that would be too obvious a conclusion to draw (it also doesn't help that the "cold star" is a massive example of ArtisticLicensePhysics even by the show's usual standards, which even the Doctor lampshades at the end).
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* CaptainObviousReveal: Many fans thought that TheReveal that both versions of "reality" are illusions created by the Dream Lord was far too predictable, given that too predictable. Too many aspects of the "Upper Leadworth" dream fall under LikeYouWouldReallyDoIt, which in turn ironically means that the TARDIS dream can't be real either because that would be too obvious a conclusion to draw (it draw. (It also doesn't help that the "cold star" is a massive example of ArtisticLicensePhysics even by the show's usual standards, which even the Doctor lampshades at the end).characters themselves consistently lampshade).
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* {{Narm}}: The scene where Amy is DrivenToSuicide, in the hope that "Upper Leadworth" is the dream and that she'll break out of it by doing so, is undermined just a little by having her do so by driving a beaten-up panel van into her house at a speed that probably wouldn't have done much more than give her and the Doctor a mild concussion.
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* {{Narm}}: The scene where Amy is DrivenToSuicide, in the hope that "Upper Leadworth" is the dream and that she'll break out of it and be reunited with Rory by doing so, is undermined just a little by having her do so by driving a beaten-up panel van into her house at a speed that probably wouldn't have done much more than give her and the Doctor a mild concussion.
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*** It hits even harder after season 7, where we learn [[spoiler: that the aforementioned Demon's Run incident rendered her infertile, meaning that the tableau presented in the dream will ''never'' be reality for Amy and Rory.
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*** It hits even harder after season 7, where we learn [[spoiler: that the aforementioned Demon's Run incident rendered her infertile, meaning that the tableau presented in the dream will ''never'' be reality for Amy and Rory.]]
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** Amy's pregnancy in the "Upper Leadworth" dream hits a bit harder in season 6 when [[spoiler: Amy actually ''is'' pregnant but, instead of being safe and happy with her husband in her home, Amy is instead a prisoner on Demon's Run, and her child is stolen immediately afterwards.]]
*** It hits even harder after season 7, where we learn [[spoiler: that the aforementioned Demon's Run incident rendered her infertile, meaning that the tableau presented in the dream will ''never'' be reality for Amy and Rory.
*** It hits even harder after season 7, where we learn [[spoiler: that the aforementioned Demon's Run incident rendered her infertile, meaning that the tableau presented in the dream will ''never'' be reality for Amy and Rory.
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* CaptainObviousReveal: Many fans thought that TheReveal that both versions of "reality" are illusions created by the Dream Lord was far too predictable, given that too many aspects of the "Upper Leadworth" dream fall under LikeYouWouldReallyDoIt, and the "cold star" is such a massive example of ArtisticLicensePhysics, even by the show's usual standards (which the Doctor lampshades after working out the truth) that it gives away the game early on that the TARDIS dream isn't real either.
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* CaptainObviousReveal: Many fans thought that TheReveal that both versions of "reality" are illusions created by the Dream Lord was far too predictable, given that too many aspects of the "Upper Leadworth" dream fall under LikeYouWouldReallyDoIt, and which in turn means that the TARDIS dream can't be real either because that would be too obvious a conclusion to draw (it also doesn't help that the "cold star" is such a massive example of ArtisticLicensePhysics, ArtisticLicensePhysics even by the show's usual standards (which standards, which even the Doctor lampshades after working out at the truth) that it gives away the game early on that the TARDIS dream isn't real either.end).
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* CaptainObviousReveal: Many fans thought that TheReveal that both versions of "reality" are illusions created by the Dream Lord was far too predictable, given that too many aspects of the "Upper Leadworth" dream fall under LikeYouWouldReallyDoIt, and the "cold star" is such a massive example of ArtisticLicensePhysics, even by the show's usual standards (which the Doctor lampshades after working out the truth) that it gives away the game early on that the TARDIS dream isn't real either.
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* {{Narm}}: The scene where Amy is DrivenToSuicide, in the hope that "Upper Leadworth" is the dream and that she'll break out of it by doing so, is undermined just a little by having her do so by driving a beaten-up panel van into her house at a speed that probably wouldn't have done much more than give her and the Doctor a mild concussion.
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* {{Narm}}: The scene where Amy is DrivenToSuicide, in the hope that "Upper Leadworth" is the dream and that she'll break out of it by doing so, is undermined just a little by having her do so by driving a beaten-up panel van into her house at a speed that probably wouldn't have done much more than give her and the Doctor a mild concussion.concussion.
* SpecialEffectsFailure: In some scenes, such as when Amy gets off of the bench after waking up back in Upper Leadworth for the first time, the clearly fake underside of her pregnant belly is visible.
* SpecialEffectsFailure: In some scenes, such as when Amy gets off of the bench after waking up back in Upper Leadworth for the first time, the clearly fake underside of her pregnant belly is visible.
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* HarsherInHindsight: In the "Upper Leadworth" dream, Rory is hit by the Eknodines' green mist. He ends up disintegrating into dust in front of Amy, saying some final parting words. 8 years later, ''Film/AvengersInfinityWar'' has Amy's actor, Creator/KarenGillan, witness a begging [[Comicbook/SpiderMan Peter Parker]] turn into dust in front of his mentor, [[Comicbook/IronMan Tony Stark]].
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* {{Narm}}: The scene where Amy is DrivenToSuicide, in the hope that "Upper Leadworth" is the dream and that she'll break out of it by doing so, is undermined just a little by having her do so by driving a beaten-up panel van into her house at a speed that probably wouldn't have done much more than give her and the Doctor a mild concussion.
