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Amy's Choice (Doctor Who) in "The Shakespeare Code" where Elizabeth I wished to behead the Doctor and continued in "The End of Time", which alluded to the possibility the two were married. The marriage between the two was seen three years later in "The Day of the Doctor". "Amy's Choice" was written by Simon Nye, who is known for writing the sitcom "Men Behaving Badly". Nye attended read-throughs of previous episodes to capture the character and "voice" of the Doctor and Amy. Nye admitted to restraining himself in the change from comedy to science fiction, but said it was "fun" and "hugely liberating". Showrunner