You’re about to read something I didn’t write and proofread in advance, so apologies if I sound out of sorts or typo a lot below.

Anyway, this season is all about all sorts of energy, set during Liz Shaw’s time with Three and UNIT.

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River reunites with Rachel, the Synthetic from Series Two, meets K-9, and rules the Mechonoids for a time.

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The series where River solves four mysteries that aren't connected to each other, and she solves one of them as Melody Malone.

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The series inspired by a pitch about placing River in situations on the “fringes” of Classic Who stories.1 River finds herself in situations starting just before or during the Classic Who serials An Unearthly Child, The Abominable Snowmen, Carnival of Monsters, and The Talons of Weng-Chiang. Don’t worry-there are River/Doctor meetings just like ( Read more... )

The series in which River runs into Missy, the decomposing Master, “Bruce,” and the War Master, in four separate stories, not connected unlike other DORS series.

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Don't ask.

Otherwise, this installment of DORS finds River fighting against the Discordia, devil-looking alien space-time pirates, with a variety of companions and later with the Fourth Doctor.

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A review of the latest River Song audio drama, where River meets Five and is reunited with Madame Kovarian, the woman who kidnapped River, turned her into an assassin, and failed to kill the (Eleventh) Doctor in the end.

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(A review)

Last year, when The Diary of River Song Series 2 came out, I decided to take a break from Doctor Who spin-offs. Since the third installment of The Diary of River Song is coming soon (whenever that is), I decided to go back and listen to Series 2, the adventure with the Sixth and Seventh Doctors.

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Yesterday, while most Doctor Who fans in the US were watching "The Husbands of River Song," I listened to The Diary of River Song.

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