Doctor Who

No she is not coming back. Her last appearance was the 2010 episode The End of Time.

well it takes a lot of explaing and one heck of a lot of guesswork but here goes...

As we found out, River Song is Amy and Rory's daughter, melody. Melody pond was her name but it was changed to River song because in the language of the gamma forests there is no word for 'pond' because the only water in the forest was the river so pond changes to river. Melody is a song so Melody changes to song. Put the two words together and switch them around it says 'River song!. There was also a debate on whether River was even human.. This was because the doctor scanned her DNA and it read human plus time lord. The explanation for this is not that the Doctor had the baby with Amy but because the baby was conceived (by Amy and Rory) in the TARDIS while it was in flight. As we know the TARDIS travelles through the time vortex and the Time lords became what they became through prolonged exposure to the time vortex which basically means they travelled in time a lot. So following that information the baby must have absorbed a bit of the time vortex while it was being conceived. So if the baby-River Song is part time lord then she may be able to regenerate. Following that theory, i think river may be the little girl we say regenerating at the end of 'Day of the Moon'. If that is true, River was the girl in the Spacesuit who killed the doctor but when they travelled back in time Amy shot the little girl to save the doctor therefore killing her own Daughter! River also said 'this girl obviously forced herself out of the suit, she must have been incredibly strong.' If this girl was river and a time lord, that could explain her incredible strenght(not that i know time lords are incredibly strong). So the episode ended in a HUGE cliffhanger but revealed after three years of Mystery who river was. One thing i dont understand is why River would kill the doctor. Maybe the doctor does something within the 200 years that separate today with the doctor's death that would anger River. I must now inforce that this is a GUESS and I DO NOT KNOW what is true and what is false but I cannot make a better explanation from the information I already have. But if ther is one thing I have learned from watching doctor who over the years is that You can NEVER know for sure and that NOTHING IS EVER AS IT SEEMS!

The actor who plays the 10th Doctor's real name is David Tennant. However, if you mean what is the name of the Doctor himself, nobody knows his actual name.

The Silence are a religious order in Doctor Who that seek to prevent the Doctor from answering the oldest question in the universe, "Doctor who?" They are known for their ability to make people forget about them once they look away, which allows them to manipulate events from the shadows.

The silence are aliens that have inhabited our earth for centuries. While you are looking at them, you remember them, but once you look away, you forget they were ever there. But, while you are looking at them, they can convince you to do something by telling you to do so. For example, you could look a one and it could tell you to scream "help" and once you look away, you will scream "help" without knowing why you are doing it.

Daleks consider themselves the superior race and seek to exterminate all other life forms, including the Time Lords. The Time Lords, on the other hand, strive to maintain order in the universe and often clash with the Daleks due to their destructive nature. Their conflict stems from differing ideologies and a long history of enmity.

The term "The Lonely God" is used in the Doctor Who episode "The Satan Pit" from series 2. In this episode, the Tenth Doctor is referred to as such by the Beast, an ancient entity that claims to be older than time itself.

When one actor wants to leave or has been in Doctor Who for too long, instead of the show ending because the main character has gone, the Doctor regenerates and turns in to a new docotr (actor) so the show can continue on.

The latest series of Doctor Who, series 13, consists of 6 episodes.

Amy changes throughout her time on Doctor Who. Her character evolves and develops over several seasons, facing various challenges and growing as a person. Her most significant change may be during the episode "The Angels Take Manhattan" when she is sent back in time by the Weeping Angels and separated from the Doctor.

They move like we do, just extremely quickly, crossing a fair amount of distance even in just the time it takes someone to blink.

In 'Flesh and Stone', we see Weeping Angels actually moving for the first time, these ones are weakened through starvation and can't move as fast as normal, but they are shown turning their heads and moving their arms.

The costume for Davros, a character from Doctor Who, was designed by Peter McKinstry. His design includes the iconic chair that Davros sits in, along with his cybernetic enhancements.

There are 13 episodes in every season of Doctor Who.

Yes, the TARDIS has broken down in several Doctor Who episodes. Malfunctions have ranged from landing in the wrong time period to being unable to dematerialize. These breakdowns often serve as plot devices to drive the narrative forward.

The name of the black Dalek in Doctor Who is Dalek Sec.

In "Doctor Who," the character known as the Siren appears in the episode "The Curse of the Black Spot" from series 6. The Siren is a holographic medical program designed to heal injured crew members on a pirate ship. She is portrayed by British actress Lily Cole.

Amy Pond's daughter is called Melody Pond/River Song.

No, the 11th Doctor is not the father of Amy Pond's baby. The baby's father is Rory Williams, Amy's husband and companion. The Doctor is more like a close friend and protector to both Amy and Rory.

The opening scenes of "The Impossible Astronaut" establish the Doctor's ability to travel through different time periods, showcasing his mastery of time and space. It sets the tone for the episode's focus on time travel and its consequences, as well as the Doctor's role as a Time Lord with the power to navigate through history.

It may differ for some people the reason for its Amazingness, but I personally like it because it's about my interests and fascinations, including time and space. You might like it because of the Doctor's humor or it's fear factor. Whatever it is, I'm glad people think it's Amazing.

Yes. River Song is the Impossible Astronaut. She was programmed by the Silence to kill the Doctor even though she didn't want to.

Martha Jones left the TARDIS after one season as a companion to the Tenth Doctor. She later joined UNIT (the Unified Intelligence Taskforce) and became a prominent member, using her medical skills to help save the world.

If it's the place I think it is, and they are walking round in circles, you...

a) Run around until you see a dark alcove with a kind of pipe archway - it is positioned in such a way that if you push the nearby block into the pipe archway the Vashta Nerada have to go into the alcove to continue their circle.

b) Push the block into the pipe archway (if you haven't done so already).

c) Run away from the Vashta Nerada and get up onto the catwalk above as quickly as possible.

d) Make your way to the switch (on the catwalk) and wait for a Vashta Nerada to walk into the shadowy alcove mentioned earlier.

e) Flick the switch when the Vashta Nerada is COMPLETELY inside the alcove.

This will cause a bright light to go on, and it will kill the Vashta Nerada. You do this twice because there are two of them (don't go down until the other one is dead).

Hope this helps!

He played the Doctor for the 1996 movie not an episode, that was his only major appearance because the show was cancelled. The American film makers couldn't get Doctor Who to be as popular as the other characters were, mainly because the British were in uproar about a classic British character being re-shaped for American TV.

Russell T Davis, who is British, tried again in 2005. Instantly, Doctor Who was popular again in not just the UK, but in the USA too.

In 2013, Paul was re-hired by the British Doctor Who production team for a mini-episode called The Night of the Doctor, where the audience learnt that he regenerated into what we call "The War Doctor".