 Gavin Fuller of The Daily Telegraph was more critical with the episode , stating , " having set up an interesting cliffhanger last week , it was a tad annoying that Steven Moffat did his trick again of taking a swerve with the pre @-@ credits section of this week 's episode , and more supposed shock value with the shootings of Amy and Rory , " but also more annoyed " that what exactly was going on here , and how it was influenced by the events of the previous episode , were never exactly explained , leaving the audience to fill in the blanks . " Fuller believed that the plot and ending " only raised more questions than answers , " believing that the overarching storyline would " require the audience 's concentration over many weeks ; any casual viewer tuning in this week , and I suspect not a few fans , will have been left baffled by the goings @-@ on , " but still felt the episode " was interesting and showed just how , when the writers use their imagination , Doctor Who can tell stories in a way little else on television can . " 
