Love her or not, River Song is an important character in the life of our favorite time-and-space-traveling Madman in a Box. So it would make sense for her to return for an interaction with another one of The Doctor's faces on Doctor Who. Well, Alex Kingston seems to think that there's a strong possibility that River will interact with Capaldi's Doctor!

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Whatever! You don't know Steven Moffat! He can do what he wants! All of time and space... are his to control!

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Now that the great regeneration has happened, what can we expect from Doctor Who in the next few years? Steven Moffat gives a few details.

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Hello, my name is Susana, and I am in love with the idea that the Doctor and River take turns coming up with save the day plans. Previously in Doctor Who

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In an interview with The TV Addict at SDCC, John Barrowman had some things to say about his ideal Captian Jack Harkness/River Song Doctor Who spinoff. To the surprise of no one and the delight of all, it appears that he's put considerable thought into the probably-won't-ever-exist-sorry-but-it's-true show. See if you agree with what he wants behind the cut.

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What's in a name? 

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A fair number of us geeks are more than willing (if not necessarily able) to spend large amounts of money on accurate, high-quality replica props. You know it. I know it. The BBC knows it. That last has just licensed Doctor Who propmaker Nick Robatto to sell his own line of Doctor Who replica props and memorabilia. No sonic screwdriver, sadly—the FAQ for Robatto's RubberToe Replicas says they have no plans to make them in the near future (what with another company owning the license and all). But the replicas RubberToe is selling, among them River Song's Squareness Blaster and the Dalek Death Ray Projector (a.k.a. the whisk), look quite neat themselves.

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Animator/writer James Farr isn't the first to mash-up the sci-fi, time traveling epics that are Doctor Who and Back to the Future but he certainly puts an interesting spin on it. In this clip, The Doctor is Doc, Rory is Marty, and Amy is Jennifer. Farr writes, "Somewhere in the jaw-dropping vastness of the multi-verse, I like to think that this cartoon plays at 7am every Saturday morning." Now I'm thinking that too. (via Companions of the Doctor) Are you following The Mary Sue on Twitter, Facebook, Tumblr, Pinterest, & Google +?

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Would you like a replica of River Song's sonic screwdriver from Silence in the Library, built by Doctor Who's prop master, complete with blinking neural relay containing the essence of River Song? Well, too bad. This one costs $3500 and there are only going to be fifteen of them. Right now you can sign up on a waiting list for the preorders on Quantum Mechanix. So, come on and look at more pictures of it to rub salt in that wound you didn't know you had until right now.

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From the outside, it's an unsuspecting book. But it's bigger on the inside...

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As we promised a few days ago in our Doctor Who Season 7 premiere photo gallery, we've got three very special interviews from our time spent with stars Matt Smith and Karen Gillan, as well as new Executive Producer Caroline Skinner at the event. Since Gillan is a fellow redhead, I've decided to let her go first! See what she had to tell us about her own time travel preferences, how she feels about leaving the long-running sci-fi series, and who she thinks could make a great female Doctor. 

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It was officially (finally) announced today that Doctor Who returns to our lives in less than two weeks. As if that wasn't enough to freak out about, we also have this new trailer for season seven. As one can expect with Who, the trailer is an interesting blend of hilarity, action, and impending doom. Oh, and puns. It's also the first time this season I've heard anyone within the story mention something about the Ponds leaving voluntarily, which bodes well with my prayers that they won't be killed off in some horrible fashion.

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Shooting continues on Doctor Who season seven, and after a wibbly-wobbly, timey-wimey romp through New York City, the cast and crew are back in Cardiff, and joined by River Song herself, Alex Kingston. We hear there is something to do with River posing as a mobster, so proceed with caution because there might be spoilers ahead, sweetie!

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There are plenty of fan made songs that overtly reference a specific fandom but what I love about Ally Rhodes' ode to River Song is its subtlety. She calls it, "a song about the triumph of love over predetermined destiny." And gets extra points from me for having tags on the video that read: "may possibly have little something to do with doctor who BUT WE SHALL NOT EXPLAIN." If you listen and still don't think it's about Doctor Who's River Song, hit the jump to read the lyrics. 

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A full trailer was recently released for the official Doctor Who video game, Eternity Clock. It's got the Doctor acting like his usual self and River Song (looking very Catwoman-like) up to her usual tricks as well. You may hear a familiar nursery rhyme at the very end, too. That's from the Season 6 episode Night Terrors. Eternity Clock, being released later this year, is the first of three Doctor Who console game titles planned. The game will be available for Playstation 3, Playstation Vita and PC platforms and you can check out the PlayStation blog for more info. In our last post fans seemed sort of split down the middle about whether this was a good concept. What do you think now that you've seen some gameplay action? Previously in Doctor Who

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Everybody knows that Craig Ferguson is the biggest nerd on Late Night television (sorry, Jimmy, but you know it's true), so it should come as no surprise that when he had Alex Kingston on last night to talk about the recently released Like Crazy, the do absolutely no such thing and just start talking about steampunk, Neil Gaiman, and how Matt Smith smells. Enjoy. Previously in Craig Ferguson

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Batman, Batman, Batman. We always knew this was what you really had in mind when you created Batman Inc. (and why some of us still have a thorn in our paw over certain members of the Bat-family and their *ahem* exclusion through the years). Shortpacked's David Willis knocks it out of the park again with today's strip. Here's the full view:

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