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'''''My Guide to the Doctors''''' was a document written by [[River Song]] during her [[afterlife]] in [[the Library]]. It contained information on every [[incarnation]] of [[the Doctor]] that River had encountered during her life. | '''''My Guide to the Doctors''''' was a document written by [[River Song]] during her [[afterlife]] in [[the Library]]. It contained information on every [[incarnation]] of [[the Doctor]] that River had encountered during her life. | ||
An excerpt from the document was tracked down by [[Yasmin Khan]] for the [[Thirteenth Doctor]] to compile in a [[Book (A Short History of Everyone)|book]] that she had written. The excerpt consisted of an introduction by the author and a collection of paragraphs summing up the Doctor's incarnations, beginning from the [[First Doctor]], and cutting off as the Thirteenth Doctor's paragraph | An excerpt from the document was tracked down by [[Yasmin Khan]] for the [[Thirteenth Doctor]] to compile in a [[Book (A Short History of Everyone)|book]] that she had written. The excerpt consisted of an introduction by the author and a collection of paragraphs summing up the Doctor's incarnations, beginning from the [[First Doctor]], and cutting off as the Thirteenth Doctor's paragraph began: "Well, I don't think anyone saw this coming! The Doctor finally-". ([[PROSE]]: ''[[A Short History of Everyone (novel)|A Short History of Everyone]]'') | ||
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Latest revision as of 18:43, 15 January 2023
My Guide to the Doctors was a document written by River Song during her afterlife in the Library. It contained information on every incarnation of the Doctor that River had encountered during her life.
An excerpt from the document was tracked down by Yasmin Khan for the Thirteenth Doctor to compile in a book that she had written. The excerpt consisted of an introduction by the author and a collection of paragraphs summing up the Doctor's incarnations, beginning from the First Doctor, and cutting off as the Thirteenth Doctor's paragraph began: "Well, I don't think anyone saw this coming! The Doctor finally-". (PROSE: A Short History of Everyone)
