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Revision as of 18:36, 7 September 2010

This is a list of serials of the science fiction drama television series The Sarah Jane Adventures. The first episode, a 60-minute special, premièred on 1 January 2007. A series of ten[1] 25-minute episodes aired from 24 September until 19 November 2007.[2] Series 1 is made up of five two-part serials;[3] series 2 consists of six two-part serials. A third, 12-episode[4] series produced by Russell T Davies began airing on 15 October 2009. A twelve-part fourth series is in pre-production, with a fifth twelve-part series confirmed for production and broadcast in 2011.[5]

Series overview

Series Episodes Premiere Finale DVD release date[citation needed]
Region 1 Region 2 Region 4
New Year's Special 1 1 January 2007 - 7 October 2008
with Series 1 		29 October 2007 2 March 2010
1 10 24 September 2007 19 November 2007 7 October 2008 10 November 2008 June 2009
2 12 29 September 2008 8 December 2008 10 November 2009 9 November 2009 3 June 2010
3 12 15 October 2009 20 November 2009 18 October 2010
4 12 11 October 2010 [6] Autumn 2010
5 12 planned 2011 planned 2011

Episodes

New Year's Day special (2007)

No Title Code Episodes Writer Director Original airdate Viewers (millions)
01 "Invasion of the Bane" 1.X 60-minute special Gareth Roberts
& Russell T Davies 		Colin Teague 1 January 2007 2.9

Series 1 (2007)

No Title Code Episodes Writer Director Original airdate[7] Viewers (millions)[7]
02 Revenge of the Slitheen 1.1
1.2 		2 episodes Gareth Roberts Alice Troughton 24 September 2007 1.4
.45/1.1
03 Eye of the Gorgon 1.3
1.4 		2 episodes Phil Ford Alice Troughton 1–8 October 2007 .37/1.1
.44/1.0
04 Warriors of Kudlak 1.5
1.6 		2 episodes Phil Gladwin Charles Martin 15–22 October 2007 .43/1.0
.40/1.2
05 Whatever Happened to Sarah Jane? 1.7
1.8 		2 episodes Gareth Roberts Graeme Harper 29 October–5 November 2007 .41/1.2
.63/1.1
06 The Lost Boy 1.9
1.10 		2 episodes Phil Ford Charles Martin 12–19 November 2007 .47/1.3
.66/1.2

Series 2 (2008)

No Title Code Episodes Writer Director Original airdate[7] Viewers (millions)[7]
07 The Last Sontaran 2.1
2.2 		2 episodes Phil Ford Joss Agnew 29 September 2008 .8
.48/.7
08 The Day of the Clown 2.3
2.4 		2 episodes Phil Ford Michael Kerrigan 6–13 October 2008 .51/.6
.44/.8
09 Secrets of the Stars 2.5
2.6 		2 episodes Gareth Roberts Michael Kerrigan 20–27 October 2008 .52/.9
.51/.7
10 The Mark of the Berserker 2.7
2.8 		2 episodes Joseph Lidster Joss Agnew 3–10 November 2008 .53/.9
.63/.9
11 The Temptation of Sarah Jane Smith 2.9
2.10 		2 episodes Gareth Roberts Graeme Harper 17–24 November 2008 .48/.7
.59/.8
12 Enemy of the Bane 2.11
2.12 		2 episodes Phil Ford Graeme Harper 1–8 December 2008 .46/.9
.56/.7

Comic Relief special (2009)

A short, 5-minute special was made for the 2009 Comic Relief appeal and featured Ronnie Corbett and K-9.[8]

No Title Code Episodes Writer Director Original airdate Viewers (millions)
— "From Raxacoricofallapatorius with Love" — 5-minute special Gareth Roberts & Clayton Hickman Joss Agnew 13 March 2009 8.3

Series 3 (2009)

This series was the first to be broadcast in HD.

No Title Code Episodes Writer Director Original airdate[9] Viewers (millions)
13 Prisoner of the Judoon 3.1
3.2 		2 episodes Phil Ford Joss Agnew 15–16 October 2009 0.73
0.82 [10]
14 The Mad Woman in the Attic 3.3
3.4 		2 episodes Joseph Lidster Alice Troughton 22–23 October 2009 0.75
0.84 [11]
15 The Wedding of Sarah Jane Smith 3.5
3.6 		2 episodes Gareth Roberts Joss Agnew 29–30 October 2009 1.6
1.5 [12]
16 The Eternity Trap 3.7
3.8 		2 episodes Phil Ford Alice Troughton 5–6 November 2009 1.1
0.93 [13]
17 Mona Lisa's Revenge 3.9
3.10 		2 episodes Phil Ford Joss Agnew 12–13 November 2009 1.12
0.92 [14]
18 The Gift 3.11
3.12 		2 episodes Rupert Laight Alice Troughton 19–20 November 2009 0.8
0.8 [15]

Series 4 (2010)

A fourth series was commissioned for transmission in the Autumn. The series will again consist of twelve 25-minute episodes.

Phil Ford, Rupert Laight and Joseph Lidster, will write episodes. Gareth Roberts will be writing two stories - one on his own and another with Clayton Hickman (former editor of Doctor Who Magazine).[16]

Matt Smith will guest star as the Eleventh Doctor in episodes 5 and 6, along with Katy Manning, who will be reprising her role as the Third Doctor's companion Jo Grant. The story will be written by former Doctor Who showrunner Russell T Davies, the first time he has written for the Eleventh Doctor. It will also include the show's first visit to an alien planet.[17]

In this series, Luke Smith will go to Oxford University, and K-9 will go with him.[18]

Series Four episodes[19]
No Title[19] Code Episodes Writer Director Original airdate Viewers (millions)
19 The Nightmare Man 4.1
4.2 		2 episodes Joseph Lidster Joss Agnew 11 October 2010[20]
TBA
20 The Vault of Secrets 4.3
4.4 		2 episodes Phil Ford Joss Agnew Autumn 2010
21 Death of the Doctor 4.5
4.6 		2 episodes Russell T. Davies Ashley Way Autumn 2010
22 The Empty Planet 4.7
4.8 		2 episodes Gareth Roberts Ashley Way Autumn 2010
23 Lost in Time 4.9
4.10 		2 episodes Rupert Laight Joss Agnew Autumn 2010
24 Goodbye, Sarah Jane Smith 4.11
4.12 		2 episodes Gareth Roberts and Clayton Hickman Joss Agnew Autumn 2010

Series 5 (2011)

there will not. lol, jk. It'll last longer then the Original Dr. Who. And they'll use Sarah's dead body.[16]

See also

References

  1. ^ "Sarah's Adventures". Doctor Who Magazine (375): 4. 2006-11-08 (cover date). {{cite journal}}: Check date values in: |date= (help)
  2. ^ "Russell T Davies creates new series for CBBC, starring Doctor Who's Sarah Jane Smith" (Press release). BBC. 2006-09-14. Retrieved 2006-09-14.
  3. ^ Cook, Benjamin (2007-01-03 (cover date)). "TV Preview: The Sarah Jane Adventures". Doctor Who Magazine (377): 27. {{cite journal}}: Check date values in: |date= (help)
  4. ^ Dowell, Ben (25 November 2008). "BBC signs up for more of Doctor Who spin-off The Sarah Jane Adventures". guardian.co.uk. Guardian News and Media Limited. Retrieved 25 November 2008. {{cite web}}: Cite has empty unknown parameter: |coauthors= (help)
  5. ^ www.gallifreynewsbase.blogspot.com
  6. ^ http://www.denofgeek.com/television/586307/new_promo_pic_for_the_sarah_jane_adventures_series_4.html
  7. ^ a b c d The first episode was aired on BBC One followed by the second episode on CBBC. For subsequent episodes the date is when it first aired on CBBC, immediately after the previous episode was aired on BBC One. Where two viewers figures are listed, the first is for the CBBC airing and the second for the BBC One airing.
  8. ^ "Special Sarah Jane Adventure". BBC. 2009-02-13. Retrieved 2009-02-13.
  9. ^ Doctor Who Magazine issue 413
  10. ^ A brief history of Time (Travel)
  11. ^ A brief history of Time (Travel)
  12. ^ A brief history of Time (Travel)
  13. ^ A brief history of Time (Travel)
  14. ^ A brief history of Time (Travel)
  15. ^ A brief history of Time (Travel)
  16. ^ a b "Releases Sarah Jane returns to CBBC for two further series of adventures" (Press release). BBC Press Office. 2010-03-04. Retrieved 2010-03-04. Cite error: The named reference "pressoffice2010" was defined multiple times with different content (see the help page).
  17. ^ "The Doctor and Jo Grant join CBBC's The Sarah Jane Adventures in special episodes written by Russell T Davies". BBC Press Office. 2010-04-19. Retrieved 2010-04-19.
  18. ^ http://www.digitalspy.co.uk/tv/s47/sarah-jane-adventures/interviews/a266217/alexander-armstrong-pointless.html
  19. ^ a b Doctor Who Magazine issue 423
  20. ^ http://www.denofgeek.com/television/586307/new_promo_pic_for_the_sarah_jane_adventures_series_4.html
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