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=== In Series 6, River will meet the Doctor [[Timey-Wimey Ball|for the first time]]. ===

* In the Christmas Special or the first episode of Series 6, the Doctor will encounter River at the earliest point in her timestream. For River, this will be the first time she's ever met the Doctor ([[Timey-Wimey Ball|Wibbly wobbly, timey wimey, etc...]]). Expect the Doctor to be that one that starts saying "spoilers!" and such.

** Jossed, but the mid-season finale shows River at just one month old. However, this is too young for him to communicate with her.

*** The Doctor does speak Baby.

* For a time (maybe a block of episodes, maybe the entire series), River will be a companion of the Doctor's, travelling on the TARDIS, all that jazz. They wind up in a real romantic relationship; just knowing that they'll probably get together in the future is enough to get the Doctor thinking that maybe she's someone he'd want to get together with. Predestination paradox and all that.

** Nope, just two-parters as usual.

* At the end of the series, she'll kill "the greatest man [she's] ever known" and be locked up in the Stormcage. Worse, she'll really piss off the Doctor.

** Or, she'll kill Eleven, causing him to regenerate into Twelve. Hence her apoligising in "The Big Bang" and saying that everything will change soon.

** And at some point in the future, there'll be an episode called [[The Time Travellers Wife|"The Time Lord's Wife"]]. Just wait, you'll see.

*** Close, it's "The Doctor's Wife".

*** ...which has nothing to do with ''The Time Traveller's Wife'' OR River Song (apart from some arc words), so disregard.

*** None of the Doctor's incarnations are supposed to stay dead. Ideally, the actors who play the Doctor move on to other roles when the Doctor regenerates (but actors are people too, so they do what they like). Every human the Doctor has ever worked with is a hive mind of fans. The most recent Doctor(s) did not show his (or their) fans sufficient respect, so BBC America broadcast images of the Eleventh Doctor at gunpoint, so that angry fans would send Eleven to figurative Hell. He fought his way out over the course of a few weeks. The Force is currently in balance (approximately).