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Sarah Jane Smith Adventures
The latest Doctor Who spin-off begins it's first full season with a special advance premiere of "Revenge of the Slitheen Part One" on Sunday on CBBC, followed by a repeat on Monday on BBC ONE, from there, every Monday will feature an advance premiere of the next episode on CBBC after the first ends.
The series makes use of Doctor Who's older twenty-five minute format and will consist of ten episodes comprising five two part storylines. |
Ah goody... more adventures of Sarah Jane and her sonic lipstick. I was wondering when season 1 would start. Something to watch now till new Doctor Who and Torchwood. Course in October is the new season of Robin Hood. :D
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Glad the show has SOME fans, myself included, but it stretches credibility beyond beleif sometimes, politically incorrect, has modern-day aspects. I know the darn legend is open to interpertation, but the peice should reflect the period they give as a year.
Season two trailer for Robin Hood |
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"Well, you learn something new everyday" :P
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I seen an advert for this today and got all excited, thinking that Doctor Who was coming to the small screen a little earlier than I thought. I thought wrong :(
But still, looks kinda neat, i'll certainly be watching it!!! |
Note to BBC, when repeating the pilot episode, kindly do NOT advertise it as "Revenge of the Slitheen"
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Part One of "Revenge of the Slitheen" has aired on BBC ONE, with the second part premiering on CBBC. "Eye of the Gorgon Part One" will premiere on CBBC next week.
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This was interesting. That black kid does remind me of Mickey. The Slitheen child looked like E.T on acid (especially when he ran) I never noticed before that they had tails tho....
Next week will be fun...a Gorgon!! Ooh... Medusa! |
Sci-Fi USA have picked up SJA!
In an interview with Russell T. Davies, the Los Angeles Times mentions in passing that The Sarah Jane Adventures will be broadcast in the United States on the Sci Fi Channel beginning in April. The article also states that Doctor Who's next season will begin on Sci Fi in April. The BBC has not announced a broadcast date for Series Four in the UK, but the program will air in Britain before any international broadcasts. In the Los Angeles Times interview, Davies also talks about the success of Doctor Who, his attitude towards sexuality on Torchwood and past projects such as Bob and Rose. He also notes that he deliberately keeps organized fandom at arm's length: "I think we're an unusual science-fiction franchise in taking a very big step back from fandom and having nothing to do with them. . . . Every program on the BBC has a message board on the website. I forbid it to happen on 'Doctor Who.' I'm sorry to say this, all the science fiction producers making stuff in America, they are way too engaged with their fandom. They all need to step back. http://www.gallifreyone.com/cgi-bin/...tyle=feedstyle A little peculiar it's going to air on Sci-Fi rather than something like Nickolodean. |
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Now it would be nice if they'd put Torchwood on Sci-fi... I mean yea it's nice that it's on BBC America....but still.. |
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