Oh my, which Doctor is it? 
Please be David Tennant. ^_^ I'll start with the assumption that it's David Tennant and use him in my mental image unless otherwise indicated...
I should probably know who Clara is, but unfortunately, I don't.
Hahaha, I'm really warming up to Sam already. He's a fun and rather adorable character. By the way, I know you apparently don't like the name "Sam" and just stuck it in as a placeholder, but I rather like it for this character. However, that's only because I had a friend named "Sam" in college who was actually kind of like this. And he liked Doctor Who and styled his hair like David Tennant...only his hair was ginger. He also liked electronic music. Anyway, the point is, Sam isn't necessarily the wrong name for your character.
Emily noticed how Sam was staring and looked through the window in the direction Sam was staring at.
"in the direction Sam was staring at" is an awkward phrase. It's wordy, ends the sentence with a preposition, and repeats the word "staring".
This could be rewritten, "Emily noticed how Sam was staring and followed his gaze out the window."
Okay, to be completely honest, my only experience with the weeping angels was in a Doctor Who role-play I once did with a friend. I haven't actually seen the episodes with them. But, if I'm not mistaken, they can't move when you look at them, right? How were they still approaching when Emily and Sam were looking at it? And if it moved only when they happened to blink at the same time, I think you could explain that with a more detailed description of the angel's movement.
Still, at the phrase "A stone angel.", my heart turned cold with fear. Excellent job putting it in its own sentence and its own paragraph. That really adds to the effect.
He input the coordinates and pulled the throttle,
Teehee, "input" is a noun. You could say he "punched in" the coordinates, or typed them in, or whatever other word. I'm not actually sure what word should go here because I can't remember how they enter coordinates in the Tardis. Ah, wait. You could just say "He entered the coordinates..." if you like. That would work too.
also because she had checked every room in the house and all of them had mirrors, the problem was, all of them were attached to the wall.
Awww, your italics code didn't work. Maybe adding in spaces would help? I don't know much about coding. However, I do know that if you italicize a sentence in Microsoft Word and then paste it into your story on YWS, it will remain italicized. If you have Word, you could do it that way (it might work on other document processors too, but I don't have experience with those).
I was about to say that I was curious about who that child was in the first episode.
But then, after "That teenager?", I began to realize what's going on--or what might be going on. Fascinating. I'm looking forward to reading more, and I think I have time to read another chapter right away! Hooray!
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