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No, Alex Kingston Isn't Returning as River Song in Doctor Who Series 15

No, Alex Kingston Isn't Returning as River Song in #DoctorWho Series 15

Showrunner, Russell T Davies, has put paid to any hopes of Alex Kingston returning for Doctor Who Series 15. When asked about who could come back to the programme for Series 15, Davies replied: “No, there is no Alex Kingston, I’m afraid… We can just be honest. We didn’t say that! Someone in the crowd shouted Alex Kingston. Actually, many people in the world shout Alex Kingston because she’s so…

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Obverse Books Reveals Doctor Who Black Archive 2024/25 Schedule (And a New Series Editor!)

Obverse Books Reveals #DoctorWho Black Archive 2024/25 Schedule (And a New Series Editor!)

Obverse Books has announced details of its forthcoming Black Archive titles, throughout the coming year. The Black Archive is a series of monographs examining individual Doctor Who stories, and the 2024 batch includes tales for the First, Tenth, Eleventh, and Thirteenth Doctors — leading up to a celebratory 75th volume planned for 2025. But first, the series welcomes in a new editor, Kara…

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Russell T Davies Promises "Terrible Things" Are In Store for Donna Noble in Doctor Who

Russell T Davies Promises "Terrible Things" Are In Store for Donna Noble in #DoctorWho

It sounds like there’s more heartache to come for Doctor Who companion, Donna Noble (Catherine Tate), in the upcoming 60th anniversary specials. And in turn, heartache for all of Donna’s countless fans! That warning comes from showrunner, Russell T Davies. On Instagram, the BBC posted: “Donna Noble’s TARDIS adventures took her all over time and space – what does the future hold?” And Davies…

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It's River Song Versus the Autons and in the Library in Big Finish's Two Rivers and a Waterfall

It's River Song Versus the Autons and in the Library in @bigfinish's #DoctorWho Two Rivers and a Waterfall

Alex Kingston returns as Professor River Song in four standalone tales from different chapters of her life as well as her digital afterlife, in Big Finish’s The Diary Of River Song: Two Rivers And A Firewall. We briefly glimpsed the Library in 2008’s Silence in the Library/ Forest of the Dead, and this set includes the return of Harry Peacock as Proper Dave. In Two Rivers And A Firewall, River…

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Alex Kingston to Write Doctor Who Novel Starring River Song, The Curse

Alex Kingston to Write #DoctorWho Novel Starring River Song, The Curse

Following on from Scratchman written by Tom Baker and At Childhood’s End by Sophie Aldred, BBC Books continues its range of titles written by Doctor Who actors telling stories about the character they played on TV: this year, it’s Alex Kingston’s turn to deliver The Curse, a novel featuring Professor River Song! Her tale seems to wind in plot strands from several TV tales, including The…

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Covers Revealed for Big Finish's Tenth Doctor and River Song Adventures

Big Finish has revealed the covers for the upcoming vanilla releases of The Tenth Doctor and River Song audio adventures, Expiry Dating, Precious Annihilation, and Ghosts.
Alex Kingston’s River and David Tennant’s Tenth Doctor were last seen on screen together in Silence in the Library/ Forest of the Dead (2008), but by the time the Doctor met River again in The Time of Angels/ Flesh and Stone
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The Tenth Doctor and River Song Reunite for New Audio Boxset from Big Finish!

David Tennant’s Tenth Doctor will meet River Song (Alex Kingston) again, for the first time in 12 years, in a brand new Doctor Who audio series from Big Finish. The Tenth Doctor and River Song also features special guest appearances by Peter Davison and Colin Baker as the Fifth and Sixth Doctors respectively!
Last seen on screen together in Silence in the Library/ Forest of the Dead(2008),…
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Reviewed: Big Finish's Donna Noble - Kidnapped!

The underlying premise of Donna Noble: Kidnapped! is that the Tenth Doctor companion takes on the Doctor role within her own show, without the brain-melting side effects of absorbing a bit of Time Lord. Which is good, because Donna needs to last four episodes in this Big Finish boxset…
It’s a premise that goes far beyond the famed mouthiness of Donna, and begins shortly after her traumatic…
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Reece Shearsmith and Steve Pemberton Sign First-Look Deal with BBC Until 2022

Two Doctor Who stars, Reece Shearsmith and Steve Pemberton, have entered into an exclusivity contracts with BBC Studios, meaning they’ll be working with the corporation on new comedies and comedy-dramas until 2022. While unrelated to Doctor Who, we feel their anthology show, Inside No. 9 is of interest to many Who fans anyway.
And of course both have been in Who: Shearsmith in Sleep No More…
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Reviewed: Doctor Who Series 4 - Love Story

Four years in, the 2008 series of Doctor Whoshowed no sign of slowing down or losing popularity. Having had three years to work itself out, the show had survived a couple of bumps that could have derailed it completely: the change of actor playing the Doctor and the change of companion. The show at the end of 2007 had a completely different lead cast, the only thing linking the programme to that…
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It’s cool to see the BBC embracing fan culture: we’re not the anorak-wearing obsessive stereotypes, but are just a passionate force for good (unless you look on social media). Nerds or geeks, depending on your mileage, has become an accepted part of society, and our number forever grows. The geek, after all, shall inherit the Earth.

Such is evident from the upcoming volume, Doctor Who: 100 Illustrated Adventures, which recounts some of the Doctor’s many adventures, coupled with art by a huge wealth of fans. A neat idea, I think you’ll agree, and if it’s successful, a second volume – perhaps ready for Christmas 2018 – will be forthcoming, I’m sure.

Doctor Who: 100 Illustrated Adventures is written by Jonathan Green, whose other tomes include Doctor Who: Time Lord Quiz QuestDoctor Who: Choose the Future – Night of the Kraken, and LEGO: I love That Minifigure. Here’s the synopsis:

A brand new guide illustrated with over 100 pieces of original fan art, showcasing the best stories from 54 years of Doctor Who.

Profiling 100 of the most beloved Doctor Who TV stories, this book is filled with essential information and original art drawn by fans themselves. From thousands of entries, the illustrations inside were chosen as winning pieces as part of an official Puffin Doctor Who fan art competition held in early 2017.

Spanning the First Doctor’s era to the Twelfth, this stunning book is a must-have Christmas gift and keepsake for any Doctor Who fan.

Ah, but “fan art”? You might be weary. Fair enough. Fortunately, we have a sneak peek at inside the book, including pages for stories featuring Tom Baker’s Fourth Doctor (a fan favourite – Robots of Death), David Tennant’s Tenth Doctor (Silence in the Library/ Forest of the Dead and The End of Time), and Peter Capaldi’s Twelfth Doctor (Series 10 opener, The Pilot). And they’re very impressive. Take a look.

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I admit to being skeptical when I first heard about this hardcover book, but looking at those, I reckon this is going to pop up in the Christmas stockings of many, many people this year.

Doctor Who: 100 Illustrated Adventures is released on 3rd November 2017, with an RRP of £20.

Sneak Peek: Take a Look at Preview Pages from Doctor Who – 100 Illustrated Adventures It's cool to see the BBC embracing fan culture: we're not the anorak-wearing obsessive stereotypes, but are just a passionate force for good (unless you look on social media).

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Alex Kingston Still Can't Watch The Husbands of River Song

Alex Kingston has revealed that she can’t watch The Husbands of River Song (2015), the last appearance of her character, Professor River Song. Song debuted in 2008’s Silence in the Library/ Forest of the Dead, and starred opposite the Tenth, Eleventh, and Twelfth Doctors (David Tennant, Matt Smith, and Peter Capaldi, respectively); though the majority of her appearances were alongside Matt,…
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Steven Moffat: There's a Chance River Song May Return

Steven Moffat has hinted that there could be one last adventure left for adventurer/archaeologist River Song. It’s unsurprising given that he’s about to depart the show – which almost certainly means we’ll get a whistle-stop tour of some of his more famous creations – and that he just can’t seem to let her go. Speaking in the latest issue of Doctor Who Magazine, Moffat was once again grilled by…
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Horror in Who: Reanimation

We’ve looked at ghosts, but in Doctor Who, there are other forms of life beyond death… As the great unknown, no wonder the afterlife and delaying death is a considerable force in horror. Ghosts, vampires, and zombies may look like us but they’ve crossed beyond the veil and returned to remind the living of our ultimate fates. As we focus on reanimation and delaying death, it seems we never quite…
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