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!'''Episode<br />Number''' || '''Title''' || '''Writer''' || '''Director''' || '''Prequel'''||'''Notes''' | !'''Episode<br />Number''' || '''Title''' || '''Writer''' || '''Director''' || '''Prequel'''||'''Notes''' | ||
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|8 ||Pt. 2: ''[[Let's Kill Hitler (TV story)|Let's Kill Hitler]]''||[[Steven Moffat]]||[[Richard Senior]]||''[[Prequel (Let's Kill Hitler)|Prequel]]''|| Conclusion to ''[[A Good Man Goes to War (TV story)|A Good Man Goes to War]]''. Return of River Song, initially in the form of [[Mels]], still going by the name of Melody Pond. Mels regenerates for the second time into the appearance of River Song and then gives up her regenerations to resuscitate the Doctor, adopting her new identity as River. First appearance of the [[Teselecta]]. | |8 ||Pt. 2: ''[[Let's Kill Hitler (TV story)|Let's Kill Hitler]]''||[[Steven Moffat]]||[[Richard Senior]]||''[[Prequel (Let's Kill Hitler)|Prequel]]''|| Conclusion to ''[[A Good Man Goes to War (TV story)|A Good Man Goes to War]]''. Return of River Song, initially in the form of [[Mels]], still going by the name of Melody Pond. Mels regenerates for the second time into the appearance of River Song and then gives up her regenerations to resuscitate the Doctor, adopting her new identity as River. First appearance of the [[Teselecta]]. [[BBC America]]'s broadcast of the episode includes an extra scene which aired during a commercial break, presented in animation/motion comic format. | ||
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||9 ||''[[Night Terrors (TV story)|Night Terrors]]''||[[Mark Gatiss]]||[[Richard Clark]]|| || Amy is turned into a living doll. First appearance of the 'Tick Tock' rhyme. | ||9 ||''[[Night Terrors (TV story)|Night Terrors]]''||[[Mark Gatiss]]||[[Richard Clark]]|| || Amy is turned into a living doll. First appearance of the 'Tick Tock' rhyme. | ||
