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Her name was River Song. They were together for a while and they were very happy. And then she died… a long time ago in a library.
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I knew a girl. She thought she could do anything. She used to run and laugh and cry until one day she discovered she’d never had a choice about any of those things. Then she fell in love. Think how impossibly improbable it is that any two individuals meet let alone even like one another. Love – that’s something beyond chance, beyond possibility. That was hers.
Because of who she was, the choices others made, whenever she meets him it hurts. But she never lets him see. She’d end the universe to have one moment that was theirs alone, pure.
River Song in “The Eye of the Storm” by Matt Fitton,
The Diary of River Song 2
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Those who are keen viewers will recognise the bad guys, who have a telling scar down their faces, from a previous episode. And the references to River Song allow this story to slot seamlessly into the Doctor Who catalogue, while working just as well as a standalone piece.
Telegraph’s Review of The Return of Doctor Mysterio(x)
Will Brooks’ Cover B for Titan Comics’ Eleventh Doctor Year Three (x)
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The Doomsday Chronometer is ticking and the Doom Coalition is nearly here! The Eighth Doctor, Liv Chenka, Helen Sinclair and River Song return for the third box-set of our Eighth Doctor saga...
The Doctor Who: Doom Coalition saga continues the Big Finish adventures of the Eighth Doctor (Paul McGann) across four box-sets and one epic story! Joined by Liv Chenka (Nicola Walker) and new companion Helen Sinclair (Hattie Morahan), the Doctor prepares to face his greatest challenge yet, when a sinister conspiracy threatens to pull reality apart.
After the disappearance of The Eleven – an insane Time Lord with his former personalities trapped in his head – at the end of Doctor Who: Doom Coalition 2, the third box-set in the series will find the Doctor once again crossing paths with his future wife, River Song (Alex Kingston).
Somewhere in the depths of the Time Vortex, the Doomsday Chronometer is counting down; and if the travellers can’t find all eight of its pieces, they may never be able to uncover the truth behind the Doom Coalition. It’s a race against time through the fourth dimension, with the TARDIS travelling to England in 1998, 15th century Prague, modern day Rome and the court of King Henry VIII.
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I proud of my lovely Alex Kingston for her award for performance of The Husbands of River Song
Yes this episode and this woman deserves lots of awards <3
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After losing River vs Realizing it’s his last night with River
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april, 22nd: happy anniversary!
“not one living thing is worth you!” “or you!”
Source: wannabe-disney
A Perfect Disaster
Summary: Prompt: Rainy day, hot chocolate, cuddling and cookies, gimme some fluff. (written for the River/Doctor ficathon)
Pairing: The Eleventh Doctor/River Song
Word Count: 2,465
Rating: T
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It was actually quite tough to do. It was very emotional, and I had to really hold it together because - I don’t know if Peter fully appreciated what that moment meant for me because I have worked with Matt, with David, and for me it was such a big moment - opening that box and seeing it… It was not easy for me.
Alex Kingston on the moment when the Doctor gives River her screwdriver. (WW Madison, April 9th, 2016)
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“We know that night was 24 years of constant joy.” — Steven Moffat of the Doctor and River’s last night
"What a night that was.“ Indeed. The night the Doctor managed to show River Song she was loved and worth it, and pushed away all her demons and insecurities.
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Whatever happens now, you do not interfere. Clear?
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Fun photo of David Tennant and Matt Smith at Wizard World St Louis