It's a story with "… of Sarah Jane Smith" in the title, which means the Trickster is up to his usual, ahem, tricks again …
Those who've come to The Mad Woman in the Attic looking for a huge overarching feminist re-reading of the whole of The Sarah Jane Adventures' oeuvre might feel they've been misled …
Much of the fun in Prisoner of the Judoon comes from titular intergalactic space copper Captain Tybo's literal interpretation of human security signage …
It hardly seems fair to give the series-spanning Children of Earth a single blog post when the first two series of Torchwood yielded months' worth of my inane ramblings …
Strictly speaking untitled, but generally referred to as "Tonight's the Night", this mini-episode is just a bit of fun, of course …
I've been re-reading The Stand recently, so I was acutely aware of Planet of the Dead's obvious use of the Magical Negro trope …
To my shame, it took more than one attempt to get past the quiz area on the Series Two DVD disc to access The Sarah Jane Adventures' Comic Relief mini-episode From Raxacoricofallapatorius with Love …
I was out of the UK for the Christmas of 2008/09, so spoilers – and a certain Doctor Who Confidential announcement in the New Year – meant I knew David Morrissey was not the next doctor by the time I sat down to watch, ahem, The Next Doctor. …
Series Two of The Sarah Jane Adventures provides us with another tweak to the format and another strong series of adventures for Sarah Jane and the gang …
If The Temptation of Sarah Jane Smith explored what it was like for our heroine to have lost her parents, Enemy of the Bane explores what it means to Sarah Jane to be a parent …
Sarah Jane spent all those years travelling with the Doctor, so she knows the potential risks of crossing your own time line …
Haresh's cooking gets another bashing in The Mark of the Berserker …
I'm fairly sure my parents took my sister and me to see Russ Abbot live on stage in Great Yarmouth in the early 80's …
In The Day of the Clown Bradley Walsh is particularly creepy as Odd Bob the titular clown …
Doctor Who was riding high in the summer of 2008 …
After all the moping around poor Martha Jones had to do in Series Three, Donna Noble is the proverbial breath of fresh air …
The Stolen Earth / Journey's End contains the heady mix of brilliance, bombast and bollocks we've come to expect from these end-of-season finales …
While it isn't exactly Threads, a post-apocalyptic Britain in which Donna doesn't meet the Doctor is certainly a grim 'un. …