Phil Ford recently revealed that the first story of the third series of the Sarah Jane Adventures, Prisoner of the Judoon will have a direct link with the animated Doctor Who story, Dreamland, both written by Phil Ford. The screening of Prisoner of the Judoon was on in London followed by a Q&A session. It also included a trailer for the rest of the series, which will be on here as soon as possible. You can read the SFX article here. Elizabeth Sladen, who plays Sarah Jane also gave a preview of the first 4 stories of the series.
Prisoner Of The Judoon, by Phil Ford.
“I love one and two, because I’m evil Sarah Jane, and I absolutely relished it – it’s great! I said to Phil Ford, ‘Why did you think I could do that?’ and he said, ‘It’s something you did or said last year’, so I thought ‘Oh… They do listen!”
The Mad Woman In The Attic, by Joseph Lidster
“Three and four my husband (Brian Miller) is in, which is brilliant. That was in the rain on Barry Island. If you’ve ever been on Barry Island, with or without rain, you would remember it. I got a chest infection on Barry Island! You look at it and you don’t see the terrible weather we had - it was a nightmare for poor Alice (Troughton, the director), it really was. And for the lighting guy. And of course this year we’re in HD for the first time. It’s a different kind of look and it looks so expensive – it’s wonderful, I’m so thrilled with it.”
The Wedding Of Sarah Jane Smith, by Gareth Roberts
“A great story. It’s by my lovely Gareth – he’s lovely because he knows Sarah so well, he knows Doctor Who so well. He puts little things in sometimes, where I look up from a read-through and maybe only he and I and Russell and someone else will spot them! It’s really nice to have those little moments.”
The Eternity Trap, by Phil Ford
“The haunted house one is incredibly scary - I mean I even screech in it when something happens! Danny (Anthony, who plays Clyde) went to the loo and he wouldn’t look in the mirror - when he came back out from washing his hands, he flew out!”
Series 3 of The Sarah Jane Adventures starts on BBC One and BBC HD on Thursday 15 October, with the second episode following the next day.
Prisoner Of The Judoon, by Phil Ford.
“I love one and two, because I’m evil Sarah Jane, and I absolutely relished it – it’s great! I said to Phil Ford, ‘Why did you think I could do that?’ and he said, ‘It’s something you did or said last year’, so I thought ‘Oh… They do listen!”
The Mad Woman In The Attic, by Joseph Lidster
“Three and four my husband (Brian Miller) is in, which is brilliant. That was in the rain on Barry Island. If you’ve ever been on Barry Island, with or without rain, you would remember it. I got a chest infection on Barry Island! You look at it and you don’t see the terrible weather we had - it was a nightmare for poor Alice (Troughton, the director), it really was. And for the lighting guy. And of course this year we’re in HD for the first time. It’s a different kind of look and it looks so expensive – it’s wonderful, I’m so thrilled with it.”
The Wedding Of Sarah Jane Smith, by Gareth Roberts
“A great story. It’s by my lovely Gareth – he’s lovely because he knows Sarah so well, he knows Doctor Who so well. He puts little things in sometimes, where I look up from a read-through and maybe only he and I and Russell and someone else will spot them! It’s really nice to have those little moments.”
The Eternity Trap, by Phil Ford
“The haunted house one is incredibly scary - I mean I even screech in it when something happens! Danny (Anthony, who plays Clyde) went to the loo and he wouldn’t look in the mirror - when he came back out from washing his hands, he flew out!”
Series 3 of The Sarah Jane Adventures starts on BBC One and BBC HD on Thursday 15 October, with the second episode following the next day.
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