Doctor Who

On today's episode of Sarah Jane.......

Amidst getting excited about the Tardis appearing in the next time trailer, I'd forgotten just how good so many of the elements of that story were.

The performance of the alien girl was superb, lass playing Rani also showed real vulnerability.

Exceptionally good banter between Sarah and Clyde too!

Edited by Medusa - 22 October 2009 at 18:25

Doctor Who magazine has a poll of the top ten stories that includes 'classic' and new shows. 

More than 6,700 fans responded to the poll by the official Doctor Who magazine.

People voted and here are the results:

Top Ten Episodes of Doctor Who

1. THE CAVES OF ANDROZANI (1984) starring PETER DAVISON

2. BLINK (2007) starring DAVID TENNANT

3. GENESIS OF THE DALEKS (1975) starring TOM BAKER

4. THE TALONS OF WENG-CHIANG (1977) starring TOM BAKER

5. THE EMPTY CHILD (2005) starring CHRISTOPHER ECCLESTON

6. HUMAN NATURE (2007) starring DAVID TENNANT

7. PYRAMIDS OF MARS (1975) starring TOM BAKER

8. CITY OF DEATH (1979) starring TOM BAKER

9. THE ROBOTS OF DEATH (1977) starring TOM BAKER

10. BAD WOLF (2005) starring CHRISTOPHER ECCLESTON

According to the poll, the results is already published in 'Doctor Who Magazine' in issue 413.

Edited by Medusa - 22 October 2009 at 21:33

Today Sarah Jane's episode The Mad Woman in the Attic of was thrilling!

Welcome back that little robot mutt K9 - this time for good (so they say).

And looks like Mr Smith is none too pleased...

Roll on next week for the Wedding!




Edited by Medusa - 23 October 2009 at 18:14

'The Waters of Mars' will be the second special of Doctor Who which will be aired next month.

The first new images gives an indication of the terror that awaits the Doctor on Mars Base...


















Edited by Medusa - 29 October 2009 at 23:48

Wedding Part 2.....

Hugely enjoyable episode. I really liked what they did though... this was definately a Sarah-Jane story.

The Doctor was more of a supporting character... and rightly so. Difficult task to achieve but they managed it.

I did feel there was a sadness in which Doctor Who acted in this episode, whether that was a choice or because he was doing his last scenes as the doctor I dont know.

Sarah-Jane (and Peter) saved the day but still... wow! And it seems the Trickster also knows of the impending regeneration.

Brilliant impressive episode, well done BBC!










Edited by Medusa - 30 October 2009 at 23:37

Apparently Waters of Mars is the scariest episode of Doctor Who to be shown, according to David Tennant himself.

i cant believe she asked the question " i'm never gonna see you again, am i ?".....of course she will, maybe not Tennant, Prob Matt Smith...i wonder if they will bring the doctors daughter into the final episodes

Edited by burgs - 03 November 2009 at 14:52

This might be a rumour that Cheryl Cole is being pursued for a guest spot in the next series of Doctor Who.

On today's episode of Sarah Jane Adventures......

That was bloody spooky! The way Erasmus kept appearing not just on monitors but behind people was really scary and the nursery scene could have rivalled "The Others" for terror!

This was the story I knew least about so was pleasantly surprised!

Very enjoyable episode, looking forward to part two!

However, episode 2 was less good, and caught up with a technobabble ending.

Erasmus Darkening was a brilliant character. A proper villian! 'Miss Smeeeeeeeeeeth'.

Wonderful Donald Sumpter is always a good actor. Not sure about the actor playing Toby though.

Floella Benjamin! Where has she been all my life? Love her.

It did seem a bit like everyone trapped by the house had died, and I'd have liked a little more detail there. Maybe best not to detail it too much, though, as it is aimed at 8yr olds?

The unseen monster was a great way to capitalise on the reduction in SJA's budget.

Again, they couldn't really show a proper transdimensional monster with slathering jaws on kids telly.

Edited by Medusa - 09 November 2009 at 11:19