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Removed Christina d\'Souza and Jenny, both of them one-episode wonders who cannot \'\'possibly\'\' qualify as TheWesley. As for River Song, I\'m not sure it\'s relevant how competent she is--this is TheWesley, not MarySue. The creators clearly love her (the guy who created her is now showrunner, and she\'s popped up twice already in his first season in charge). The fanbase is lukewarm at best. She butts into stories where she doesn\'t have much reason to be; both \
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Removed Christina d\\\'Souza and Jenny, both of them one-episode wonders who cannot \\\'\\\'possibly\\\'\\\' qualify as TheWesley. As for River Song, I\\\'m not sure it\\\'s relevant how competent she is--this is TheWesley, not MarySue. The creators clearly love her (the guy who created her is now showrunner, and she\\\'s popped up twice already in his first season in charge). The fanbase is lukewarm at best. She butts into stories where she doesn\\\'t have much reason to be; both \\\"A Time of Angels/Flesh and Stone\\\" and \\\"The Pandorica Opens/The Big Bang\\\" would have worked just fine without her. I don\\\'t think she\\\'s TheWesley yet, but a few more appearances and a little more fanbase hatred and she will be.

It doesn\\\'t help that Moffat has written himself into a corner. It would have been possible to drop her after her original appearance in \\\"Silence in the Library/Forest of the Dead\\\"--her retro-relationship with the Doctor could have been brushed off by way of TimeyWimeyBall--but now that she\\\'s become a recurring character, Moffat is committed to developing that retro-relationship, and it\\\'s not at all clear how he can manage it without completely hijacking the show.
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Removed Christina d\'Souza and Jenny, both of them one-episode wonders who cannot \'\'possibly\'\' qualify as TheWesley. As for River Song, I\'m not sure it\'s relevant how competent she is--this is TheWesley, not MarySue. The creators clearly love her (the guy who created her is now showrunner, and she\'s popped up twice already in his first season in charge). The fanbase is lukewarm at best. She butts into stories where she doesn\'t have much reason to be there; both \
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Removed Christina d\\\'Souza and Jenny, both of them one-episode wonders who cannot \\\'\\\'possibly\\\'\\\' qualify as TheWesley. As for River Song, I\\\'m not sure it\\\'s relevant how competent she is--this is TheWesley, not MarySue. The creators clearly love her (the guy who created her is now showrunner, and she\\\'s popped up twice already in his first season in charge). The fanbase is lukewarm at best. She butts into stories where she doesn\\\'t have much reason to be; both \\\"A Time of Angels/Flesh and Stone\\\" and \\\"The Pandorica Opens/The Big Bang\\\" would have worked just fine without her. I don\\\'t think she\\\'s TheWesley yet, but a few more appearances and a little more fanbase hatred and she will be.
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Removed Christina d\'Souza and Jenny, both of them one-episode wonders who cannot \'\'possibly\'\' qualify as TheWesley. As for River Song, I\'m not sure it\'s relevant how competent she is--this is TheWesley, not MarySue. The creators clearly love her (the guy who created her is now showrunner, and she\'s popped up twice already in his first season in charge). The fanbase is lukewarm at best. She doesn\'t seem to serve much purpose in the story; both \
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Removed Christina d\\\'Souza and Jenny, both of them one-episode wonders who cannot \\\'\\\'possibly\\\'\\\' qualify as TheWesley. As for River Song, I\\\'m not sure it\\\'s relevant how competent she is--this is TheWesley, not MarySue. The creators clearly love her (the guy who created her is now showrunner, and she\\\'s popped up twice already in his first season in charge). The fanbase is lukewarm at best. She butts into stories where she doesn\\\'t have much reason to be there; both \\\"A Time of Angels/Flesh and Stone\\\" and \\\"The Pandorica Opens/The Big Bang\\\" would have worked just fine without her. I don\\\'t think she\\\'s TheWesley yet, but a few more appearances and a little more fanbase hatred and she will be.
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Removed Christina d\'Souza and Jenny, both of them one-episode wonders who cannot \'\'possibly\'\' qualify as TheWesley. As for River Song, I\'m not sure it\'s relevant how competent she is--this is TheWesley, not MarySue. The creators clearly love her (the guy who invented her is now showrunner, and she\'s popped up twice already in his first season in charge). The fanbase is lukewarm at best. If that lukewarmness devolves into hatred, and she starts popping up a lot in stories where she doesn\'t really belong, she will become TheWesley. I wouldn\'t say she\'s there yet, but it\'s certainly a danger.
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Removed Christina d\\\'Souza and Jenny, both of them one-episode wonders who cannot \\\'\\\'possibly\\\'\\\' qualify as TheWesley. As for River Song, I\\\'m not sure it\\\'s relevant how competent she is--this is TheWesley, not MarySue. The creators clearly love her (the guy who created her is now showrunner, and she\\\'s popped up twice already in his first season in charge). The fanbase is lukewarm at best. She doesn\\\'t seem to serve much purpose in the story; both \\\"A Time of Angels/Flesh and Stone\\\" and \\\"The Pandorica Opens/The Big Bang\\\" would have worked just fine without her. I don\\\'t think she\\\'s TheWesley yet, but a few more appearances and a little more fanbase hatred and she will be.
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Removed Christina d\'Souza and Jenny, both of them one-episode wonders who cannot \'\'possibly\'\' qualify as TheWesley.
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Removed Christina d\\\'Souza and Jenny, both of them one-episode wonders who cannot \\\'\\\'possibly\\\'\\\' qualify as TheWesley. As for River Song, I\\\'m not sure it\\\'s relevant how competent she is--this is TheWesley, not MarySue. The creators clearly love her (the guy who invented her is now showrunner, and she\\\'s popped up twice already in his first season in charge). The fanbase is lukewarm at best. If that lukewarmness devolves into hatred, and she starts popping up a lot in stories where she doesn\\\'t really belong, she will become TheWesley. I wouldn\\\'t say she\\\'s there yet, but it\\\'s certainly a danger.
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