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Should it be noted that in A good man goes to war, Rory says to River "There are two doctors?" to which she replies "That's a whole other night", or something along those lines?--[[User:Alpha Lycos|Alpha Lycos]] <sup>[[User talk:Alpha Lycos|talk to me]]</sup> 04:55, March 13, 2012 (UTC) | Should it be noted that in A good man goes to war, Rory says to River "There are two doctors?" to which she replies "That's a whole other night", or something along those lines?--[[User:Alpha Lycos|Alpha Lycos]] <sup>[[User talk:Alpha Lycos|talk to me]]</sup> 04:55, March 13, 2012 (UTC) | ||
: No. River's line you're thinking of is that two Doctors would be "a whole other kind of birthday". In other words, a fantasy. Not something she actually (necessarily) experienced. | |||
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Like the lead picture
I hope that everyone is as satisfied with the choice of the lead picture for this article as I am. Boblipton talk to me 16:20, December 7, 2011 (UTC)
Do we know that the future Eleventh Doctor is having his adventure after "The Wedding of River Song"? Because while I know it's not very clear, the Doctor knew from the beggining of his time with River he'd was going to take her to Darillium, and the Doctor thought he was going to die at Lake Silencio before he decided to fake his death. So I'd think he'd do Darillium before he went to die, during the farewell tour, or while Amy and Rory were asleep again. David Hockstein talk to me 17:32, February 11, 2012 (UTC)
Continuity
Should it be noted that in A good man goes to war, Rory says to River "There are two doctors?" to which she replies "That's a whole other night", or something along those lines?--Alpha Lycos talk to me 04:55, March 13, 2012 (UTC)
- No. River's line you're thinking of is that two Doctors would be "a whole other kind of birthday". In other words, a fantasy. Not something she actually (necessarily) experienced.
