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== References ==
== References ==
* [[River Song]] claims to have been once imprisoned in the [[Tower of London]] because she had been dating a [[spy]].
* [[River Song]] claims to have been several times in the [[Elizabeth I|Elizabethian era]] and to have been once imprisoned in the [[Tower of London]] because she had been dating a [[spy]].
* River Song hints the Doctor will write love [[poem]]s for her.
* River Song hints the Doctor will write love [[poem]]s for her.
* River Song claims to have a dressing room in [[the Doctor's TARDIS]].
* River Song claims to have a dressing room in [[the Doctor's TARDIS]].
* The Doctor acts as a River's [[butler]] named Jeeves.
* Amara uses a [[psychic field]] on the Doctor.
* River browses into the [[TARDIS database]].
* The Doctor and River smell [[temporal charge]] while investigating about Pulman and [[Amara]].
* River Song suggests the Doctor to use [[psychic paper]].
* [[Gerrard Pulman]] is a [[jewel]] dealer who has even sold [[crown jewels]] to the [[King of England]] and his [[Queen of England|wife]].


== Notes ==
== Notes ==

Revision as of 19:43, 25 April 2021

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Precious Annihilation was the second story in the audio anthology The Tenth Doctor and River Song, produced by Big Finish Productions. It was written by Lizzie Hopley and featured David Tennant as the Tenth Doctor and Alex Kingston as River Song.

Publisher's summary

When jewels become lethal in the London of 1912, both River and the Doctor turn up to find out why.

A mystery takes them centuries into the past, and onto the high seas, where a superstitious crew edges towards mutiny.

The star-crossed couple are about to find out that, while gemstones inspire jealousy, love can be the deadliest treasure of all...

Plot

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Cast

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Notes

Alternate cover

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Continuity

  • To the Tenth Doctor's discomfort, River Song depicts a life in form of a digital data file as a bad-case scenario, not knowing it will be her destiny. (TV: Forest of the Dead)
  • River Song says the Doctor she hates him sometimes. (reference to be added)

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