@@douglaswilliams1979 - Amy and Rory telling tales to their granddaughter of the stories we never saw. Amy is a writer, after all, and she always had that fairy tale motif.
Peter Capaldi killed his children in Torchwood. Yeah, sure Moffat explained why the Doctor wore Caecillius' face, but I still haven't heard his reasoning of what that had to do with the role he played on Torchwood. He said that all three of Capaldi's appearances would be explained.
Hi, ignore that one commenter who called you weak, personally I wasn't afraid of the show but I'm not about to call someone weak for being more scared by a kids' show than Doctor Who. If you find it scary, then it can be scary. You don't need to feel weak about it :)
@@flashygreenx8828 I mean psychologically it makes sense in Doctor Who you have Doctor Who who is basically a god and despite what the fans say he's always been important he's literally called the doctor to make him sound important but Sarah Jane Smith you just got Sarah Jane and we love Sarah Jane but she's not Doctor Who
how cool would it be if Rani and Clyde and maybe Luke actually did become the doctors companions tho?? the doctor could like to visit and just find luke in the house who says she died years ago, that would be the saddest thing ever
There aren't many things that break me. Liz Sladen dying and SJA ending broke me. I still tear up at the ending. This was a really special show, and I think the reason that the Who era of 2005-2010 felt so immersive was that there was a whole universe being maintained, and it felt like you could just slip in and out of it whenever you liked. That's how you know you've done something right. Or so I say
I loved SJA and I kinda miss it thinking of going back and watching it to be honest I am waiting for clide and rarney ( definitely butchered there names ) to turn up in doctor who one day cause I love them and your right they would make good companions rip Sara Jane
@@nikitamalikov6683 Rani Chandra has nothing to do with the psychopatic Time Lord scientist coincidentally named The Rani, but yeah, that's an unfortunate conincidence on the naming front 😂
About 10 years ago I made my best friend cry by showing him the jump scare from day of the clown on repeat. I found it so funny it's now my favourite SJA story. Purely for the jump scare
I looked up to Sarah Jane Smith when I was younger. I was gutted when she passed away. My cousins and I all had a character in the DW universe, I was Sarah Jane Smith and my older cousin was The Doctor. I miss her so much, she was the Buffy Summers of that time.
GOD! I Loved the Sarah Jane Adventures! You really made me want to go and rewatch them now. Best: Last Sontaron- best sontaron villain! Look at the scars! All the Trickster stories!- Bet SJA villain Death of the Doctor The Nightmare Man Enemy of the Bane Worst: Yeah no... got nothing... well maybe except Sky
About Sky, I completely agree. However, it disappointing, as they had an incredible arc for Sky planned for the ending of series 5. Shame the last episode ended up being some random filler and Sky ended as just another Luke to do something new with the plot.
@@bmvthemoviefanatic7282 it suddenly ended because Elizabeth who plays Sarah Jane died so they couldn't make anymore I think they were in the middle of filming a few more episodes or something and sky was just plain boring
Okay class is nowhere near as good as sja or torchwood, but I still love it. I know it's a bit of a mixed audience, but I was like 16 when it came out- so I could relate to the childish and the dark stuff. I loved it
*I came up with an idea for a follow-up called Bannerman Road.* The first episode opens with Sarah Jane (off-screen) fighting a standard alien threat. She gets shot, and K9 defends her dying body until he's shot too. The gang try to continue her legacy without her, but fail, as Sky dies early on. Since then, they disband but all pitch in to pay for the house (now empty): Rani a journalist; Clyde an artist; Luke a NASA scientist. Luke and Maria have a reunion, and - shocked to hear that they're still paying for the house - insists they all reunite and sell-up, putting it all behind them. They agree but, when cleaning, find a clue suggesting Sky is still out there somewhere. There are mysteries still left to be unravelled. Who left Sky, and why? Is she even human? Rani and Clyde are stubborn at first to admit it, but they never really moved on. Their feelings towards each other open up as the show goes by. Encountering old companions *and* old monsters, the series' team gradually investigate what it was that happened to Sky, all the while coming to terms with letting go of Sarah Jane. This theme of letting go comes to its conclusion when the team track down Sky's whereabouts only to find nothing. There was hope she would return, but she didn't. And that's okay. They put the investigation to rest and sell the house, for a new family to use. They let go, but they remain firm friends. It's an anagram r about letting go of the past without severing yourself from it: that means Sky, that means Sarah Jane, and that means the show. Sometimes things end abruptly, but you have to accept it and move on.
If doctor who is still going when I grow up and the actors who played Clyde and rarny (not the right way) are still quite young I would cast them to be the companions and I was working for DOCTOR WHO
Just in case anyone is interested the actress that played Rani Chandra here made her debut in Doctor who itself as the scorpion queen in the episode "Nikola Tesla's night of terror". Just a fun fact.
Dude you have such great point, those people who complain about the new doctor (Jodie) aren't real whovians if they don't look back at the the sahra jane adventures. So for the first time since I joined youtube you: SamyuDavis, you've just earned my outright respect man, that's a hard thing to get. (Well it's easy but something likes this earns it imeadiently straight away)
For me, I instantly wanted nothing to do with the 13th doctor not for her sex but for what that represented. Over the years, the stories that Dr. Who covered were entertaining but that's not why I watched. It's the ideas and the philosophies that the Doctor has to cover and the decisions he has to make that really make Dr. Who for me. From the Utopia episode to the one where Amy gets stuck in an alternate dimension and the doctor has to leave her, or even the Silence. Each of these brought up concepts that could be thought about outside of the show. Hell, these were my favorites. As the show continued on though, political correctness started cutting out the darker topics. Sure, there were hints in other episodes but one could always say that there was the next episode. It could be free of that. So that brings me to my point. They didn't cast her because she's particularly good. They cast her because she's a woman and I feel that its a symbol of political correctness that is pervasive in every episode. Truthfully, I care little about her actual sex. I do care for the fact that she's waved around as a token. She's the token female Doctor I refuse to support that.
@@bluephoenixguy1094 really, one time I imagined Eddie Redmayne as the doctor, plus I like the new doctor even though I. HATE the new sonic. I still think the charecter is the same becuase remember the doctor can change appearance right so even tough he's been a man over the years it's nice to have a change now and then. Y'know?
Brandon Moore Yes, change is nice but I still feel that this doctor is nothing but an appeal to Political Correctness ruins the impactful parts of the show for me, robbing it of its depth. You're fine to like the show, but I liked the more underlying elements than the immediately obvious ones. I don't want to support a show that I feel that the writing has gone down signifigantly. What better way to get this point across than with my wallet, and my views.
I didn't watch this until early high school, but I loved it so much. Watching the whole thing on the family computer, eating krystal sliders and just vibing
I remember, I'm 16 as of now so this show was around in my childhood and it was the first proper show I actually kept up with in terms of story and everything. I remember getting so hyped when seeing the trailers where they got stuck in space in everything near the final episode
I love the who-niverse, but I haven't watched The Sarah Jane Smith Adventures and honestly did NOT expect to end up with my eyes wet with tears when clicking on this video. Now I wanna watch SJSA.
Can I just say this is an amazing video. You are a really good critic and you will eventually get a higher number of subscribers. Keep on making videos, and don’t give up!
WHAT!? Warriors of Kudlak?! It was a great idea. An easy way to source soldiers, they just teleport them. Child soldiers aren't good at fighting, but they're easy to get and are expendable
The Sarah Jane Adventures are some of my earliest Who-related memories (along with vague recollections of RTD Cybermen stories). It was a perfect introduction to the Whoniverse for my pre-pubescent self and I will forever be grateful to Elizabeth Sladen and Russell T Davies for it
Damn I remember back in 2008? I think it was. When the first season of SJA was airing. It was about to be Eye of The Gorgon and I was in a play area. I remember rushing my mum and saying “I need to get back for my Sarah Jane” and I’ve never forgotten that. I remember hearing the news that Liz died and I was absolutely distraught, I was so involved with this series and I miss it so much.
I Remember watching this show as A kid. Since I wasn’t a Doctor who fan back then, I didn’t get any of the references the show introduced. But I soon became hooked on the show and I would try to watch the episodes as soon as they aired on CBBC. And R.I.P. To Elizabeth Sladen. She didn’t just become a children’s icon, she was one of characters that inspired me to watch Doctor who in general.
I know this is about SJA and I love that show but I love even more that your background music is the theme from Big Finish Sarah Jane Smith which not enough people talk about. It’s basically SJA if it was more like Torchwood.
Matt Smith is my favorite Doctor and I love that he still got to work with Lis Sladen before she passed away. And Smith himself apparantly loved it too, as he stated that he had two actors who didn't need to be explained who the Doctor was, so they could get straight into the adventure once he showed up.
"Smart creators understand that kids are not idiots. And they still deserve fun." (4:26) Right you are (and luckily I don't have to decide on which one's the better sequel, because SJA and Torchwood are just two different pairs of shoes - as you English are said to be saying).
In year 5 or 6, my primary school did a charity run for cancer research, we had to pick a person to put on our number page (a thing we wore to show who we were) most people picked loved ones who died of cancer - but I chose Sarah Jane Smith (I didn’t know the actors name - Elizabeth Sladen - at the time).
@@SamyulDavis I had to keep explaining the show to everyone in my class because they didn’t know about it. I also downloaded the WHOLE SHOW to the sky box so I could watch each morning before school, it was such a good show!
I really wish Sarah Jane could have been in the Day of the Doctor if she and Tom Baker could have been together for that pep talk they gave him would have been fantastic
I grew up watching sarah Jane adventures and I can say sarah jane was my roll model, also they filmed Revenge of the Slitheen in my collage (you can actually see my classroom in a few scenes)
SJA was brilliant, balancing Doctor Who history and world with a kid friendly version was no easy task. Yet they nailed it. It got better over time just like Doctor Who did. The most impressive aspect of SJA was it was never patronising. Never treated the viewer as stupid and yet the softening of Doctor Who for kids was a massive achievement. I have nothing but love for this show. Even now in my late twenties it stills hold ups as a great show. Series 5 was the change and possibly the final series. It's such a shame it was never finished. The series was cobbled together to finish some of it. At least we have something to watch. Elisabeth Sladen was a true legend and will be sadly missed. She made the show and managed to bring kids and adults together with there love of SJA and Doctor Who. She was truly special and a shame she is no longer with us. We will always have her work so she will always life on.
BMV The Movie Fanatic Every kid has a safe ‘fear’, so I’m not wow’d by it. Seems a little too liberally lifted. But then I’m a massive fan of Brain of Morbius! So who knows!
I wanted a doctor like a strict but loving grandmother who had a glint of excitement in her eye but behind a wealth of knowledge and darkness. But no we got Jodie "excited hyperactive idiot" Whitaker
Sarah Jane adventures is brilliant! Won’t lie I loved the vault of secrets but it’s the very next story in my new who doctor who marathon so I’m really hoping it doesn’t disappoint :)
thank you for mentioning kaagh the slayer, he's such a good character, and i don't care what people say, he survived falling into that weird portal thing, plus a sontaran mercenery is such a good idea, make that a big finish series Briggs
I still don't care that the doctor is female, it the PC-ness the new doctor who is taking that is starting to drag.... The first female Doctor may have been short lived but was PHENOMENAL, The Doctor Donna of course... Thanks the human ingenuity she was way more OP than the Doctor (she figured out how to fix the chameleon field for the Tardis just as a random thought) and she retained the hilarity of Donna Noble. This new female Doctor is still a bit meh, she needs to act less idiot and more weirdo. Though it's is a nice change from Capaldi's sarcastic ahole grandpa Doctor but, I really do miss the Sci-fi ramblings were the Doctor tries to explain something out of this world at light speed that we got with most Doctors. The new Doctor is really like "errr", 'Hhhhmmm" and "Well, maybe" were I'd expect some out of this world explanation.
2OO8 female lead, loads of diversity great tv.......2020 female lead, loads of diversity, S**T TV... Now I’m a misogamist sexists racist....funny, don’t feel like I’ve changed...........
The only other writer/producer I know of that had three shows on at once. Was Micheal Landon. Here in America. He had Father Murphy and Little House on the Prairie and Highway to Heaven all on NBC at the same time. It's interesting to know He wasn't the only one in the World.
I just hope when we have a capable writer and lead for doctor who again that Luke or Clyde and or rani might return. Nothing would please fans for than seeing Sarah-Janes genius son created by aliens stand side by side with a good actor or actress to play the doctor with a good writer letting the son of Sarah-Jane experience the life she once had travelling in time with the doctor while the doctor drops their jaw in amazement of the effect Sarah-Jane as a mentor and mother on such a capable already well established character. And out of the 3 Luke would be the best choice purely for the fact he has already appeared in 3 doctor who episodes granted 2 of those were a two parter story but still
The Sarah Jane Adventures is where classic and New Who fans have common ground.
the Death of the Doctor in the SJA was an awesome example of this - I mean, 11th Doctor meets both Sarah Jane and Jo Grant! loved it!! :)
@@douglaswilliams1979 - Amy and Rory telling tales to their granddaughter of the stories we never saw.
Amy is a writer, after all, and she always had that fairy tale motif.
Douglas Williams war doctor or master series
@@douglaswilliams1979
A film where Sean Pertwee plays the master and is sent on a mission by the timelords.
very true indeed
I got so sad when she passed in 2011, it was my dream to meet her, an actor both Classic Who and New Who, just simply love.
Still can't believe SJA has basically a Universe-hopping Pennywise named Odd-Bob the Clown played by Bradley Walsh.
The Doctor Who universe is fuckin' wild ain't it?
CapnBrowncoat yup
Peter Capaldi killed his children in Torchwood. Yeah, sure Moffat explained why the Doctor wore Caecillius' face, but I still haven't heard his reasoning of what that had to do with the role he played on Torchwood. He said that all three of Capaldi's appearances would be explained.
timrob12 he’s a descendant of Caecilius.
@@seandabest6353 Could be. But that was never explained.
I was honestly always MORE terrified of Sarah Jane Adventures than Doctor Who
The episode with Clyde’s dad hit really hard for me, he was also really scary as he had the blue eyes and arteries
Weak
Hi, ignore that one commenter who called you weak, personally I wasn't afraid of the show but I'm not about to call someone weak for being more scared by a kids' show than Doctor Who. If you find it scary, then it can be scary. You don't need to feel weak about it :)
@@flashygreenx8828 I mean psychologically it makes sense in Doctor Who you have Doctor Who who is basically a god and despite what the fans say he's always been important he's literally called the doctor to make him sound important but Sarah Jane Smith you just got Sarah Jane and we love Sarah Jane but she's not Doctor Who
Even the empty child?
how cool would it be if Rani and Clyde and maybe Luke actually did become the doctors companions tho??
the doctor could like to visit and just find luke in the house who says she died years ago, that would be the saddest thing ever
Almost had them return in my second Thirteenth Doctor series
Some good memories were made with the SJA, criminally underrated spin-off and it makes the likes of 'Class' look like a sad joke.
Ben Welsh class was drama student awful.
Class wasn’t perfect, but I do wish it hadn’t been cancelled on a cliffhanger
There aren't many things that break me. Liz Sladen dying and SJA ending broke me. I still tear up at the ending. This was a really special show, and I think the reason that the Who era of 2005-2010 felt so immersive was that there was a whole universe being maintained, and it felt like you could just slip in and out of it whenever you liked. That's how you know you've done something right. Or so I say
I loved SJA and I kinda miss it thinking of going back and watching it to be honest I am waiting for clide and rarney ( definitely butchered there names ) to turn up in doctor who one day cause I love them and your right they would make good companions rip Sara Jane
Yas
Clyde and Rani were great! I’d love to see them with the Doctor
Wait... Rani? Isn't that the psychopathic Time Lord scientist?
@@nikitamalikov6683 Rani Chandra has nothing to do with the psychopatic Time Lord scientist coincidentally named The Rani, but yeah, that's an unfortunate conincidence on the naming front 😂
Lol 'Torchwood came to a natural end' *shows children of earth*...what a mood
Torchwood only had 3 series and an American reboot which we shall not discuss.
@@ejcmoorhouse We don't talk about miracle day
@@nxgan1088 I said we shall not discuss it.
@@ejcmoorhouse wait why not? It was good
@@greghawkins59 What you think Miracle Day was good? You sir are in a minority of one.
About 10 years ago I made my best friend cry by showing him the jump scare from day of the clown on repeat. I found it so funny it's now my favourite SJA story. Purely for the jump scare
Rhys Fisher is that the one from the opening minute? :)
SamyulDavis yes it is
The curse of Clyde Langer is perfection
Harry Mcgiveron that episode pissed me off
That episode was so depressing. Brilliant though.
I remember going to a hotel and seeing a totem pole, I didn’t touch it because I thought I would get a curse like Clyde
You are amazing, so in tune with sanity and not trends. I loved the SJ adventures, terrified me as a kid but I really enjoy some of the gens.
Thank you for the lovely comment. Balances out the vitriol :)
I absolutely adore this show. The Curse of Clyde Langer is my favourite story.
The Curse of Clyde Langer made me cry, and I never cry at anything. LIke, put on Doomsday, I'm not phased. Curse of Clyde Langer? I'm bawling
SJA WAS MY CHILDHOOD OMG
It is weird how many mass murders there were on this show...
Welsh Inc wait until you hear her Big Finish series. Mass diseases, terrorist bomb threat in a train station and even cults.
@@jessica23claire And it ends with Sarah Jane being stuck in space, *FOREVER!!!*
Secret of the Stars is some of my favourite schlock in the entire whoniverse.
"I have ALL the POWER of the *STAAAAAAAAAAAAARS!* "
I actually had tears in my eyes watching this. Such a big part of my childhood. Rip Elizabeth Sladen. Goodbye my Sarah Jane
I looked up to Sarah Jane Smith when I was younger. I was gutted when she passed away. My cousins and I all had a character in the DW universe, I was Sarah Jane Smith and my older cousin was The Doctor. I miss her so much, she was the Buffy Summers of that time.
GOD! I Loved the Sarah Jane Adventures! You really made me want to go and rewatch them now.
Best:
Last Sontaron- best sontaron villain! Look at the scars!
All the Trickster stories!- Bet SJA villain
Death of the Doctor
The Nightmare Man
Enemy of the Bane
Worst:
Yeah no... got nothing... well maybe except Sky
About Sky, I completely agree. However, it disappointing, as they had an incredible arc for Sky planned for the ending of series 5. Shame the last episode ended up being some random filler and Sky ended as just another Luke to do something new with the plot.
@@bmvthemoviefanatic7282 it suddenly ended because Elizabeth who plays Sarah Jane died so they couldn't make anymore I think they were in the middle of filming a few more episodes or something and sky was just plain boring
x-men lol Yeah, I know. I still happy for those last few episodes we got with her, though. She was the best.
@@bmvthemoviefanatic7282 ikr
The one with the lizard man was cool and that ruby woman
"Having a female in the lead does not change the format"
Yeah but shit writing does
Okay class is nowhere near as good as sja or torchwood, but I still love it. I know it's a bit of a mixed audience, but I was like 16 when it came out- so I could relate to the childish and the dark stuff. I loved it
*I came up with an idea for a follow-up called Bannerman Road.*
The first episode opens with Sarah Jane (off-screen) fighting a standard alien threat. She gets shot, and K9 defends her dying body until he's shot too.
The gang try to continue her legacy without her, but fail, as Sky dies early on. Since then, they disband but all pitch in to pay for the house (now empty): Rani a journalist; Clyde an artist; Luke a NASA scientist.
Luke and Maria have a reunion, and - shocked to hear that they're still paying for the house - insists they all reunite and sell-up, putting it all behind them.
They agree but, when cleaning, find a clue suggesting Sky is still out there somewhere.
There are mysteries still left to be unravelled. Who left Sky, and why? Is she even human? Rani and Clyde are stubborn at first to admit it, but they never really moved on. Their feelings towards each other open up as the show goes by. Encountering old companions *and* old monsters, the series' team gradually investigate what it was that happened to Sky, all the while coming to terms with letting go of Sarah Jane. This theme of letting go comes to its conclusion when the team track down Sky's whereabouts only to find nothing. There was hope she would return, but she didn't. And that's okay. They put the investigation to rest and sell the house, for a new family to use. They let go, but they remain firm friends.
It's an anagram r about letting go of the past without severing yourself from it: that means Sky, that means Sarah Jane, and that means the show. Sometimes things end abruptly, but you have to accept it and move on.
Oh, and Mr. Smith just bails lmao
nightowl sadly this now can’t come to pass. Farewell Sarah Jane stated that she died peacefully.
Jesus this video is way too good quality to only have 3 thousand views. UA-cam is cruel...
It's what happens when you mind your own business and don't mine the algorithm for controversy :')
If doctor who is still going when I grow up and the actors who played Clyde and rarny (not the right way) are still quite young I would cast them to be the companions and I was working for DOCTOR WHO
I really enjoyed your video. The passion comes over and I want to go and watch up the episodes I've missed.
Just in case anyone is interested the actress that played Rani Chandra here made her debut in Doctor who itself as the scorpion queen in the episode "Nikola Tesla's night of terror". Just a fun fact.
Dude you have such great point, those people who complain about the new doctor (Jodie) aren't real whovians if they don't look back at the the sahra jane adventures.
So for the first time since I joined youtube you: SamyuDavis, you've just earned my outright respect man, that's a hard thing to get.
(Well it's easy but something likes this earns it imeadiently straight away)
For me, I instantly wanted nothing to do with the 13th doctor not for her sex but for what that represented.
Over the years, the stories that Dr. Who covered were entertaining but that's not why I watched. It's the ideas and the philosophies that the Doctor has to cover and the decisions he has to make that really make Dr. Who for me. From the Utopia episode to the one where Amy gets stuck in an alternate dimension and the doctor has to leave her, or even the Silence. Each of these brought up concepts that could be thought about outside of the show. Hell, these were my favorites.
As the show continued on though, political correctness started cutting out the darker topics. Sure, there were hints in other episodes but one could always say that there was the next episode. It could be free of that. So that brings me to my point.
They didn't cast her because she's particularly good.
They cast her because she's a woman and I feel that its a symbol of political correctness that is pervasive in every episode. Truthfully, I care little about her actual sex. I do care for the fact that she's waved around as a token. She's the token female Doctor I refuse to support that.
@@bluephoenixguy1094 really, one time I imagined Eddie Redmayne as the doctor, plus I like the new doctor even though I. HATE the new sonic.
I still think the charecter is the same becuase remember the doctor can change appearance right so even tough he's been a man over the years it's nice to have a change now and then. Y'know?
Brandon Moore
Yes, change is nice but I still feel that this doctor is nothing but an appeal to Political Correctness ruins the impactful parts of the show for me, robbing it of its depth. You're fine to like the show, but I liked the more underlying elements than the immediately obvious ones. I don't want to support a show that I feel that the writing has gone down signifigantly.
What better way to get this point across than with my wallet, and my views.
I also loved the Sarah Jane adventures and the David tennet's Doctor who
I didn't watch this until early high school, but I loved it so much. Watching the whole thing on the family computer, eating krystal sliders and just vibing
I remember, I'm 16 as of now so this show was around in my childhood and it was the first proper show I actually kept up with in terms of story and everything. I remember getting so hyped when seeing the trailers where they got stuck in space in everything near the final episode
I love the who-niverse, but I haven't watched The Sarah Jane Smith Adventures and honestly did NOT expect to end up with my eyes wet with tears when clicking on this video. Now I wanna watch SJSA.
I hope you did. I legitimately love it equally as much as Doc Who and Torchwood, which is really saying something considering how obsessed I am
Can I just say this is an amazing video. You are a really good critic and you will eventually get a higher number of subscribers. Keep on making videos, and don’t give up!
I agree that Clyde and Rani were such great characters! I so loved The Sarah Jane Adventures, as much as Torchwood!
No the gender of the doctor will not change doctor who for the worst...
Chibnal will
WHAT!? Warriors of Kudlak?! It was a great idea. An easy way to source soldiers, they just teleport them. Child soldiers aren't good at fighting, but they're easy to get and are expendable
The Sarah Jane Adventures are some of my earliest Who-related memories (along with vague recollections of RTD Cybermen stories). It was a perfect introduction to the Whoniverse for my pre-pubescent self and I will forever be grateful to Elizabeth Sladen and Russell T Davies for it
OMG the nostalgia of coming home to this was absolutely amazing
Damn I remember back in 2008? I think it was. When the first season of SJA was airing. It was about to be Eye of The Gorgon and I was in a play area. I remember rushing my mum and saying “I need to get back for my Sarah Jane” and I’ve never forgotten that. I remember hearing the news that Liz died and I was absolutely distraught, I was so involved with this series and I miss it so much.
I Remember watching this show as A kid. Since I wasn’t a Doctor who fan back then, I didn’t get any of the references the show introduced. But I soon became hooked on the show and I would try to watch the episodes as soon as they aired on CBBC.
And R.I.P. To Elizabeth Sladen. She didn’t just become a children’s icon, she was one of characters that inspired me to watch Doctor who in general.
I know this is about SJA and I love that show but I love even more that your background music is the theme from Big Finish Sarah Jane Smith which not enough people talk about. It’s basically SJA if it was more like Torchwood.
Day of the clown is actually a 50th anniversary clown episode with 3 clowns
Matt Smith is my favorite Doctor and I love that he still got to work with Lis Sladen before she passed away. And Smith himself apparantly loved it too, as he stated that he had two actors who didn't need to be explained who the Doctor was, so they could get straight into the adventure once he showed up.
He is my favourite as well.
I literally started watching doctor who on his first episode
"Smart creators understand that kids are not idiots. And they still deserve fun." (4:26) Right you are (and luckily I don't have to decide on which one's the better sequel, because SJA and Torchwood are just two different pairs of shoes - as you English are said to be saying).
In year 5 or 6, my primary school did a charity run for cancer research, we had to pick a person to put on our number page (a thing we wore to show who we were) most people picked loved ones who died of cancer - but I chose Sarah Jane Smith (I didn’t know the actors name - Elizabeth Sladen - at the time).
That's lovely :)
@@SamyulDavis I had to keep explaining the show to everyone in my class because they didn’t know about it. I also downloaded the WHOLE SHOW to the sky box so I could watch each morning before school, it was such a good show!
@@Oodelally whoch year are you in now, yr 13?
@@adamsidat4766 Yr 11
I love this show so much i have fond memorys
Sarah Jane always used to remind me of my Grandma which always gave her a special place in my heart
And now there's no spin offs
I really wish Sarah Jane could have been in the Day of the Doctor if she and Tom Baker could have been together for that pep talk they gave him would have been fantastic
I wish I was older and could appreciate more than just one series when it was on TV.
"Let's face it; We won't be seeing this cast of characters again."
2020:
Definitely a case where it's nice to be proven wrong for 10 minutes
ALL THE FEELINGS 😭😭😭
Rani and Clyde will be getting a big finish series
@@kurankrishan8971 I didn't know Clyde was gonna be in it, lol!
The audio series is coming out in December 2023
One thing I have to give Warriors of Kudlak credit for is the awesome monster design. Really dug it.
I grew up watching sarah Jane adventures and I can say sarah jane was my roll model, also they filmed Revenge of the Slitheen in my collage (you can actually see my classroom in a few scenes)
Turns out I had blocked the Day of the Clown out of my mind and when I saw that image of the clown legit got flashbacks bc it terrified me
It’s absolutely criminal that “the mark of the berserker” didn’t even get a mention.
The Last Sontaron was fantastic television.
Man, it really reflects badly on the Chibnall era that SJA handled the concept of a “female Doctor” so much better.
I am now convinced that Invasion of the Bane is one big Futurama reference.
That clown episode gave me nightmares for ages
RIP liz sladen I loved your show
I watched a few of these around my cousins house, I especially remember when the teacher zipped open his head. Weird but awesome. Nice video.
SJA was brilliant, balancing Doctor Who history and world with a kid friendly version was no easy task. Yet they nailed it. It got better over time just like Doctor Who did. The most impressive aspect of SJA was it was never patronising. Never treated the viewer as stupid and yet the softening of Doctor Who for kids was a massive achievement. I have nothing but love for this show. Even now in my late twenties it stills hold ups as a great show. Series 5 was the change and possibly the final series. It's such a shame it was never finished. The series was cobbled together to finish some of it. At least we have something to watch. Elisabeth Sladen was a true legend and will be sadly missed. She made the show and managed to bring kids and adults together with there love of SJA and Doctor Who. She was truly special and a shame she is no longer with us. We will always have her work so she will always life on.
I remember watching the death of the Doctor episode and just adoring completely as a kid
And my favourite Doctor Who UA-camr.
Day of the clown was brilliant. It was terrifying and had good acting all around.
She was a strong female character that boys and girls could look up to before it became a thing!
joelm33 it’s always been a ‘thing’
Day of the Clown scared all of my friends when we were at primary school, but not me.
The fact they managed to make a kids version of IT is commendable in my mind.
BMV The Movie Fanatic Every kid has a safe ‘fear’, so I’m not wow’d by it. Seems a little too liberally lifted. But then I’m a massive fan of Brain of Morbius! So who knows!
The day of the clown Terrified me as a child.
For real though day of the clown gave me nightmares when I was young. Caused my bloody fear of clowns.
Day of the clown used to terrify me and thats why its one of my favourites now
I wanted a doctor like a strict but loving grandmother who had a glint of excitement in her eye but behind a wealth of knowledge and darkness. But no we got Jodie "excited hyperactive idiot" Whitaker
I really used to love this show
I like Class.
It's a cool show.
In my opinion.
I think miracle day is ok fight me
I feel attacked because of the mention of class ! It's amazing! SJA was amazing and the only show I watched as a child
Sarah Jane adventures was great for me growing up, I do genuinely think these episodes here way better for kids then what we’ve got nowadays
Sarah Jane adventures is brilliant! Won’t lie I loved the vault of secrets but it’s the very next story in my new who doctor who marathon so I’m really hoping it doesn’t disappoint :)
12:32 There’s three stories in Series Five, not two.
after watching this again, i feel you should do a quick review of 'farewell, sarah jane'
(the recent audio story on youtube)
I loved the Sarah Jane Adventures it was my favourite show when I was younger 🤩
The slitheen were my childhood nightmares. Those creepy green bastards.
thank you for mentioning kaagh the slayer, he's such a good character, and i don't care what people say, he survived falling into that weird portal thing, plus a sontaran mercenery is such a good idea, make that a big finish series Briggs
Mm... Well, Done.
Thanks for sharing this.
Has no idea this was any good, but now I’m going to check it out
the trickster is just hands down the best of sja
I still don't care that the doctor is female, it the PC-ness the new doctor who is taking that is starting to drag.... The first female Doctor may have been short lived but was PHENOMENAL, The Doctor Donna of course... Thanks the human ingenuity she was way more OP than the Doctor (she figured out how to fix the chameleon field for the Tardis just as a random thought) and she retained the hilarity of Donna Noble. This new female Doctor is still a bit meh, she needs to act less idiot and more weirdo. Though it's is a nice change from Capaldi's sarcastic ahole grandpa Doctor but, I really do miss the Sci-fi ramblings were the Doctor tries to explain something out of this world at light speed that we got with most Doctors. The new Doctor is really like "errr", 'Hhhhmmm" and "Well, maybe" were I'd expect some out of this world explanation.
The Trickster should return in Doctor who
This show was my childhood
For real though the clown one scared me as a kid. What can I say, Bradley Walsh was a spooky clown to 10 year old me
Warriors of kudlak had one of my favourite anticlimactic endings of all time
You've convinced me to watch this, I only watched season 1 when I was young.
2OO8 female lead, loads of diversity great tv.......2020 female lead, loads of diversity, S**T TV... Now I’m a misogamist sexists racist....funny, don’t feel like I’ve changed...........
My favourite Doctor Who spin-offs: Rick & Morty, Marvel's Agents of SHIELD and, The Happy Days cartoon.
The only other writer/producer I know of that had three shows on at once. Was Micheal Landon. Here in America. He had Father Murphy and Little House on the Prairie and Highway to Heaven all on NBC at the same time. It's interesting to know He wasn't the only one in the World.
That's amazing because the Time Warrior (the first Sontaran appearance) was Sarah Jane's first appearance.
The empty planet straight up gave me nightmares as a kid
I used to love watching the sotaran story then the poison sky episode and looking for the rogue craft crashing on earth.
I just hope when we have a capable writer and lead for doctor who again that Luke or Clyde and or rani might return. Nothing would please fans for than seeing Sarah-Janes genius son created by aliens stand side by side with a good actor or actress to play the doctor with a good writer letting the son of Sarah-Jane experience the life she once had travelling in time with the doctor while the doctor drops their jaw in amazement of the effect Sarah-Jane as a mentor and mother on such a capable already well established character. And out of the 3 Luke would be the best choice purely for the fact he has already appeared in 3 doctor who episodes granted 2 of those were a two parter story but still
Sarah Jane adventures was my CHILDHOOD I loved it. Torchwood was really good in its own right as a show. Class was... Can we pretend it didn't...
Class what?
11:38
Hate to be that guy but
The character was introduced in the animated doctor who episode called Dreamland
He was?! Learn something new everyday. Knew I shouldn't have skipped dreamland.
@@SamyulDavis Shame!