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Now that Steven Moffat is back writing for Doctor Who, fans are speculating about whether River Song will be back.  Alex Kingston certainly hasn't made it a secret that she would love to play the character again But River Song never really went away She's been headlining a River Song series in audio dramas from[...]

But first, another familiar face taking part via a pre-recorded cameo is Alex Kingston's River Song- and now we're hearing from Kingston about how it felt taking on "Time Fracture" from the fan's perspective. Image: BBC/Immersive Everywhere Here's a look at Kingston's thoughts on the immersive experience production (but someone needs to tell UNIT that their WiFi[...]

That's right, as you can tell from the headline Alex Kingston is returning to the live-action version of River Song for a special pre-recorded cameo Kingston joins David Bradley, Tom Baker, Peter Davison, Colin Baker, Sylvester McCoy, Jo Martin, and current Doctor Jodie Whittaker when it comes to pre-recorded cameos- with voice actors taking on the[...]

Alex Kingston has written a novel featuring River Song, the character from Doctor Who The Ruby's Curse is now out in print, ebook and audiobook, and BBC Books has shared an excerpt along with a video of Kingston reading it Doctor Who is the gift that keeps on giving The best characters attract fans with[...]

But if the rumor mill is to be believed, Series 13 could end up being Whittaker's last run, which would be a shame since Alex Kingston would love to see River Song reunite with the Doctor- Whittaker's 13th Doctor in particular. Images: BBC Speaking with Radio Times to promote her new River Song novel The Ruby's Curse,[...]

Alex Kingston, who played River Song, the fan favourite time-traveling wife of The Doctor on Doctor Who, has written a River Song novel, The Ruby's Curse River Song was created by showrunner Steven Moffat, a character intended to be meta in a show that's endlessly meta, and Kingston seems to understand this according to the[...]

Yesterday saw a tweetalong viewing of Doctor Who: The Husbands Of River Song written by Steven Moffat, directed by Douglas MacKinnon, starring Peter Capaldi as The Doctor and Alex Kingston as River Song, with the hashtag #HelloSweetie During which, comic book creator and Doctor Who storyboarder Mike Collins provided the storyboards for the final scenes[...]

During a dual interview between the two screenwriters for the series' monthly magazine, it was revealed that 2008 episodes "Silence in the Library" and "Forest of the Dead" actually introduced a future version of the Doctor (played during this time by David Tennant) disguised as Colin Salmon's satellite-with-feeling Doctor Moon. Colin Salmon in Doctor Who, courtesy[...]

The life and mystery of River Song (Alex Kingston) became a major part of Smith's time on the show It also put Karen Gillan on the map as Amy Pond. https://youtu.be/4F84WapAH7MVideo can't be loaded because JavaScript is disabled: The Eleventh Doctor Regenerates | Matt Smith to Peter Capaldi | Doctor Who (https://youtu.be/4F84WapAH7M) "Doctor Who": Highs and Lows[...]

Big Finish Productions released the latest "season" or "box set" of Doctor Who spinoff The Diary of River Song this week Alex Kingston's River Song is a character so limitless in potential that the writers are just giddy with where they can take her She's a character who literally can go anywhere and do anything,[...]

We love "Doctor Who" for freewheeling stories, a lovably nutty hero, and ability to be virtually any kind of story - here's why we think it works so well...

Big Finish has just released UNIT: Incursions, a new four-episode Doctor Who spinoff boxset audio drama where fan favourite character and The Doctor's Wife River Song meets up with UNIT. Alex Kingston returns to play River Song again, with Gemma Redgrave on board as head of the British division of UNIT, Kate Lethbridge-Stewart; and Ingrid Oliver[...]

This applied to Amy Pond, who never really had an inner life; and River Song, who had all the affectations of a cool, tough female character but often came off more like a plot device than a character Moffat's female characters often existed in service to and in relation to The Doctor Even Missy, his[...]

However, when asked about the possibility of River Song returning at the show's New York Comic Con premiere panel, new showrunner Chris Chibnall seemed less sure than before By which we mean not sure at all. Chibnall said he "doesn't know" when asked if the show will bring back the Doctor's wife, now in a same-sex[...]

Whovians know her as River Song, wife of The Doctor, 90's tv fans know her as Dr Elizabeth Corday from ER, we know her as awesome. The panel went about how most of them do; chatting about the event (this was Alex's second Dragon Con), the weather, and the fan photo ops she'd just finished before making[...]

Scheduling the announcement for after the finish of the Men's Final of Wimbledon Tennis only increased the interest in what was to come. And while a number of past Doctors have weighed-in with their approvals (including Colin Baker and Sylvester McCoy), what about The Doctor's "wife" herself, River Song (Alex Kingston)? When did she find out[...]

The Two Towers In Silence In The Library and Forest Of The Dead, the first time we met River Song, she told us that she had just been to the Singing Towers of Darillium Where he turned up with a new haircut and suit – and he cried This is that day And, for once, the Doctor[...]

That's the guest star, Alex Kingston as River Song, Matt Lucas as Nardole, Greg Davies as King Hydroflax and Nonso Anozie as the big bad. The Husbands Of River Song, the Doctor Who Christmas Special airing on Christmas Day, BBC1 Oh and look, Santa has brought him a new screwdriver[...]

Why Can't They Go Back? The Doctor keeps visiting River Song even though he knows about her death He's visited many people knowing about their death? Why can't he visit, as long as he drops them off again? Or does he just not trust himself? Oh that final scene with Amy though, in a graveyard, did it[...]

In Britain, to be a fan of DOCTOR WHO is perfectly normal.  It’s a family show that we discover as children and, being uniquely one of the few British pop