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...well sort of.
For the first time, The Doctor will be appearing in The Sarah Jane Adventures in September.
The News story confirms that it will be a proper 2 episode story with The Doctor and Sarah Jane working together to face off against a big threat.
It's good news for both Whovians and those who've wanted this appearence since TSJA began and also testament to how popular the spin off show is.
Despite the fact that it's on CBBC, I've been watching it since the first series began and the writing, though aimed more at children, is on a par with Doctor Who.
For the first time, The Doctor will be appearing in The Sarah Jane Adventures in September.
The News story confirms that it will be a proper 2 episode story with The Doctor and Sarah Jane working together to face off against a big threat.
It's good news for both Whovians and those who've wanted this appearence since TSJA began and also testament to how popular the spin off show is.
Despite the fact that it's on CBBC, I've been watching it since the first series began and the writing, though aimed more at children, is on a par with Doctor Who.
...well sort of.
For the first time, The Doctor will be appearing in The Sarah Jane Adventures in September.
The News story confirms that it will be a proper 2 episode story with The Doctor and Sarah Jane working together to face off against a big threat.
It's good news for both Whovians and those who've wanted this appearence since TSJA began and also testament to how popular the spin off show is.
Despite the fact that it's on CBBC, I've been watching it since the first series began and the writing, though aimed more at children, is on a par with Doctor Who.
For the first time, The Doctor will be appearing in The Sarah Jane Adventures in September.
The News story confirms that it will be a proper 2 episode story with The Doctor and Sarah Jane working together to face off against a big threat.
It's good news for both Whovians and those who've wanted this appearence since TSJA began and also testament to how popular the spin off show is.
Despite the fact that it's on CBBC, I've been watching it since the first series began and the writing, though aimed more at children, is on a par with Doctor Who.
Have I missed anything since the bus episode?
Nope. That was the last one.
I read this yesterday and will probably get me watching the show just so I do not have to wait until November for another Doctor fix. Not seen the SJA before, mainly due to the fact it was on CBBC and, in my eyes at least, even more so aimed at kids than the main show has been as of late, which has been one of my major gripes with it.
That said, come September I'll probably be tuning in if I'm not working that day...
That said, come September I'll probably be tuning in if I'm not working that day...
I don't look like Doctor Who do I ...?
ButchML wrote:
> I read this yesterday and will probably get me watching the show
> just so I do not have to wait until November for another Doctor
> fix. Not seen the SJA before, mainly due to the fact it was on
> CBBC and, in my eyes at least, even more so aimed at kids than
> the main show has been as of late, which has been one of my major
> gripes with it.
>
> That said, come September I'll probably be tuning in if I'm not
> working that day...
So the original Doctor Who (that family show that all kids used to watch) wasn't aimed at kids? Surely it's more scary for kids now than it ever was?
> I read this yesterday and will probably get me watching the show
> just so I do not have to wait until November for another Doctor
> fix. Not seen the SJA before, mainly due to the fact it was on
> CBBC and, in my eyes at least, even more so aimed at kids than
> the main show has been as of late, which has been one of my major
> gripes with it.
>
> That said, come September I'll probably be tuning in if I'm not
> working that day...
So the original Doctor Who (that family show that all kids used to watch) wasn't aimed at kids? Surely it's more scary for kids now than it ever was?
I've always felt the older stuff was more adult/family based rather than the family/kids demographic it is aimed at now.
I'll agree that toward the end on the last run (McCoy) you could certainly see they were catering to younger people so it's probably not a new thing. The fact they have also pushed the reboot/relaunch of the series so much on CBBC and other children's shows/channels further emphasises my point.
From re-watching a few old episodes (as I was too young to watch/appreciate at the time) I feel the current series are aimed at a younger audience, entertaining though it is.
I'll agree that toward the end on the last run (McCoy) you could certainly see they were catering to younger people so it's probably not a new thing. The fact they have also pushed the reboot/relaunch of the series so much on CBBC and other children's shows/channels further emphasises my point.
From re-watching a few old episodes (as I was too young to watch/appreciate at the time) I feel the current series are aimed at a younger audience, entertaining though it is.
Was it ever aimed at adults? A time travelling alien who does everything from ghostbusting to fighting robots.
You have to be a bit immature to enjoy it.
You have to be a bit immature to enjoy it.