Doctor Who Season 2 Episode 3 "School Reunion" REACTION! (Part 2)

[@failwhale34]

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[@Mrgokujr2012]

There has been a Doctor Who movie, but nobody talks about it.

[@brianhophead]

Only because friggen' Eric Roberts played The Master. Ick.

[@allthingspaper3247]

Doctor: you good dog. K9: affirmative Head master: you bad dog. K9: affirmative

[@JekyViews]

All Things Paper - a doggo of many dimensions. He also plays chess!

[@V2Blast]

I love that you can hear the smugness in his voice when he responds to Anthony Stewart Head calling him a bad dog.

[@allthingspaper3247]

Elemyey I know I saw the classics

[@MarkWardReacts]

This is a better episode for the old school fans because the return of Sarah Jane and K9 was done so beautifully and means so much to them. Elisabeth Sladen’s return was so popular that she became the lead of the second spinoff after Torchwood, The Sarah Jane Adventures. Torchwood is aimed at adults and SJA aimed at children, while Doctor Who is supposed to be aimed at both adults and children alike. Was really pleased to see this up! I assume things are now sorted with the BBC! Well done! :)

[@kazkilla1]

Mark Ward shit sja was aimed at children till then the trickster & those bloody clowns started popping up😂

[@obliquesauce6741]

@@kazkilla1 oh my God yes

[@NeuroticNicky87]

This episode is not only great but for those of us who were kids around 1996 it very much feels like an episode of The Demon Headmaster.

[@MarkWardReacts]

@@NeuroticNicky87 oh I was very much alive and kicking for The Demon Headmaster. One of my favourite books as a kid too.

[@sarah-kateryan9953]

The reason they were laughing so hard when the Doctor came in is because someone drew a mustache on David

[@lonestarwolfentertainment7184]

I thought it was cause he was wearing a red clown nose.

[@drd2121]

God I’ll always remember that “you bad dog... - *Affirmative*” Like K9 was never scared, he was just so cool and smooth about everything. Affirmative! Love it.

[@olivecooks8957]

Unfortunately Elizabeth sladen who played Sarah Jane passed away R.I.P

[@SorchaSublime]

@Mark Guerrero I mean, he kind of did. In the Series 8 finale one of the Cybermen shoots Missy. Turns out to be the good ol' brig. Even gets a salute from the 12th Doctor which is high praise considering his attitude to soldiers up until that point.

[@nathanjordon6950]

@@SorchaSublime isn't the guy with the mustache in 12s last episode supposed to be a young brigadier

[@SorchaSublime]

@@nathanjordon6950 no thats the brigadier's dad. The brigadier WAS young when he was introduced in the 60s, WW1 was before he was born.

[@nathanjordon6950]

@@SorchaSublime makes sense I was just a bit confused over that 😂

[@10thdoctor15]

@Mark Guerrero Nice that Katy Manning (Jo Grant/Jones) appeared in the SJA as well.

[@Alfwin]

Not only was Sarah Jane one of the most popular companions in Classic Who, she was the companion in "Genesis of the Daleks", possibly the most popular episode. Rose was boasting that she'd met the Dalek's emperor. Sarah Jane met their freakin' *creator*, which I think makes her the winner.

[@joshuagross3151]

Then again, the Doctor's met both, so he wins unanimously.

[@abnormallynormal4614]

Spoilers don’t you dare look at this comment failwhale34 Actually rose did just a little later

[@joshuagross3151]

@@abnormallynormal4614 He still wins. He met them both *first.*

[@abnormallynormal4614]

Joshua Gross yeah but the fight was to do with rose and Sarah the doctor has nothing to do with it

[@joshuagross3151]

@@abnormallynormal4614 Therein lies the joke. It died. You killed it. Thanks.

[@KyleJones]

"Goodbye, my Sarah Jane Smith!" Makes me cry every time!

[@LiamDuke]

“When you’re walking in the dark and you stub your toe” 😂

[@allthingspaper3247]

Hahhaha lol ikr

[@thischannelwasamistake-l9j]

I died 😂

[@Hemdian]

In response to the question about Doctor Who movies: there have been three. Back in the 60's, the first two Dalek stories from the show were recreated from scratch as theatrical movies (with Peter Cushing taking over William Hartnell's role as the 1st Doctor). Then, in the 90's, there was a TV movie that introduced the 8th Doctor (Paul McGann). It was a failed reboot for the show but it's still good (reaction worthy).

[@abnormallynormal4614]

Hemdian yeah and the 50th anniversary special that I can’t wait for him to react to when he finishes series 7

[@JakkFrost1]

You've got it sort of right, sort of wrong. The Peter Cushing movies were more of a reboot or reimagining. They're not canon, and Cushing's role was a fully human man actually _named_ Dr. Who, who invented his own TARDIS and fights a version of the Daleks in his own alternate reality. I've actually had a theory for years now, since the end of season 4, that could loop Cushing's movies back into canon. David Tennant's metacrisis Doctor, the one who is human and can age and die, could be the very same man who "grows up" to be the Dr. Who from the Cushing movies. That way we could get Tennant back... and maybe even Rose!

[@legoworld246]

@@JakkFrost1 Yeah, I can see that. Metacrisis then makes his own TARDIS and goes back to the 60s, because he liked that time period. And then he names his granddaughters Susan, and Barbara after his first companions, and because he's in the 60s, the Wilfred of that reality, who is called Tom Campbell is younger. I like that AU concept.

[@JakkFrost1]

@@legoworld246 indeed, there was even a cut scene where 10 gave meta10 a piece of the TARDIS so he could "grow" his own.

[@davidanato5701]

As people have already commented, you're watching the REVIVAL of the series, it began in 1963 and was cancelled in 1989. Had a TV movie that changed the 7th Doctor to 8th but didn't bring enough traction for a revivial until 2005. Trust me, the 2005 series is a much better jumping on point for fans today. If you were to watch the original series, it would take you even longer to catch up because the 1st ever story alone lasted 4 episodes, every episode was split into 4 or more parts. Just watch a video or an article that goes in detail about the original series. Trust me, they're going to reference a lot of the old series later on.

[@WyldstaarStudios]

The TV movie might have managed to bring about a new series, but it suffered from very bad timing. It aired the same night as the much anticipated episode of Roseanne in which Darlene and David finally get married. Only die-hard Doctor Who fans were watching the movie. Everybody else was watching Roseanne.

[@davidanato5701]

Wyldstaar Studio Thanks for the fun fact! I didn't know that. Damn it Roseanne!!

[@WyldstaarStudios]

Don't get too upset at Rosanne. The failure of the TV movie was for the best. The series, like the movie, was to be a co-production between 20th Century Fox, the Fox Network, Universal Pictures, and the BBC. None of them could agree on what New Who should be. It would have been a disaster.

[@davidanato5701]

Wyldstaar Studio yea that's pretty true. All for the best then.

[@thestargateking]

David Anato back then episodes were really short though, episodes now can be 2x+ the length of original episodes

[@FingonNZ]

Love the reaction! This episode was a real love letter to us classic fans & beautifully wrapped up Sarah Jane's story from the earlier era. She is without doubt the greatest of the Doctor's companions (& one of the longest) & played so well by the wonderful late lamented Elisabeth Sladen (we miss you Lis! 💜). The Doctor's joy at meeting her is at least partly Doctor Who fan David Tennant fanboying over one of his childhood favourites. In addition we get K-9 voiced by the tremendous John Leeson (another classic companion and very much beloved by the public & fans). Ironically K-9 & Sarah Jane never actually travelled together - they were united in an attempted spinoff in the early 1980s called K-9 & Company. P.S. Best wishes to your Dad.

[@lbd-po7cl]

When I was a kid watching Doctor Who in the '70s, Sarah Jane Smith was MY DW companion. Probably had a bit of acrush on her, to be honest, as lots of kids today would bave had acrush on Rose. It was a real joy to see her return in this episode, probably my favourite of this season. Incidentally, the final scene where she turns and walks slowly from the fading Tardis is almost a recreation of her final scene when she left DW back in 1976 (even down to the appearance of adog she talks to, though back then it was a Labrador in the street, not K9).

[@elizabeths50]

the roles were kinda reversed though. The Doctor had more of Sarah's reaction from her original departure and Sarah had the Doctor's. but Sarah Jane and the 4th Doctor were the best Doctor/Companion pairing of all of Doctor Who.

[@antoniamandry9550]

don't forget the headmaster is played by the same actor who played Giles in Buffy the Vampire Slayer.

[@johnmayhew9769]

Oh, boy, yes!! It's impossible to explain what seeing Sarah Jane (and K9) means to soppy old Whovians like me, even though we knew it was coming. She was in eighteen stories in the 70s, five with the 3rd Doctor, 13 with the 4th, in some of the best-loved classic Who ever. I don't mind admitting my eyes were streaming for a lot of this episode, and not from hay fever! K9 never appeared in those stories (he turned up about halfway through Tom Baker's run) but later the Doctor sent her K9 Mark 3 to look after her. Tom Baker, off-screen, really didn't like 'the tin dog'.

[@Alexandrashepiro]

School Reunion is one of my Fave eps from Tennan't Era! Just cause it has Sarah Jane and K9..and Giles from Buffy!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[@pauloliver8130]

Hope you dad feels better soon

[@failwhale34]

Thanks so much. It's been a few weeks now and he's fully recovered and doing fantastic!

[@elijahdenham5532]

i see what u did there..

[@jaydenyugi9034]

I love this episode. I’m really glad you could feel the emotions that both Sarah Jane and The Doctor were going through in terms of how companions deal with life after The Doctor and how The Doctor has to move on. The scene with him telling Rose that is really sad and Sarah Jane finally getting to say goodbye and move on is really heartfelt. When you get to know Sarah Jane more, this episode gets even more emotional but I always loved it. Glad to hear your dad is okay.

[@beckyc8104]

Aww this is the first episode where the doctor almost tells Rose that he loves her. "Imagine watching that happen to someone you..."

[@MatthewCYN15]

Sarah Jane and Charley be like U Wot M8

[@justchhlo]

david tennant actually drew on a moustache during the scene where rose and sarah jane were laughing at the doctor so that they’d be laughing for real

[@SceneSurgeSnippets]

That's absolute bullshit

[@justchhlo]

Atharv Sankholkar ummm, no, it’s not... he did actually do that but it was obviously cut out.. they showed it on a show called “doctor who confidential” which featured behind the scenes content of different episodes. look it up before being so rude

[@SceneSurgeSnippets]

@@justchhlo oh I just watched that entire confidential episode and can confirm that what you said was BS

[@justchhlo]

Atharv Sankholkar it may not have been the confidential then but i’ve definitely seen it before because it definitely definitely happened. not sure why you’re making such a big deal out of this, why would i make up something so minuscule?

[@SceneSurgeSnippets]

@@justchhlo You made a claim about confidential that was untrue. If I said that, how does that count as "making a big deal" out of it? The only reason I really give a fuck at all is because people usually believe rumours that go around on fanpages. A load of people believe that Tennant improvised "I don't wanna go" during his regeneration scene and the producers liked it so much they decided to keep it. But if you're certain that you've seen that somewhere, then I have no problem with that.

[@livingandthriving]

This is probably my favorite episode of the season. Sarah Jane is awesome. That goodbye at the end gets me every time, especially since the actress passed away. I also recommend The Sarah Jane Adventures if you get the chance.

[@Hoppo_UK]

When I watched Doctor Who growing up in the 70's, Liz Sladen ( Sarah Jane ) was my first celebrity crush. So when I first saw this episode, I had a big smile on my face. A trip down memory lane. :-) I'm enjoying your Who reactions, so keep it up failwhale34.

[@tomkenning5482]

The way you 70s fans talk about Sarah Jane I bet you watched with a pillow on your lap too😂

[@Swenglish]

There have been Doctor Who movies...sort of. In the 1960s, there were two movies starring Peter Cushing as a human scientist named Dr. Who (so...not really the same character). In the 1990s, there was a TV movie that was intended as a pilot for a revival series starring Paul McGann as the 8th Doctor, which wasn't picked up, and there have been limited theatrical showings of one or two special episodes since the revival (I know they did that for the 50th anniversary, not sure if it was done again). Sarah Jane was one of the most popular and long standing companions of the Doctor, traveling with the 3rd and 4th incarnations. After that, she was in a pilot for a spinoff with K-9, which wasn't picked up, but then they tried again after this and the show ran until she died. Anthony Stewart Head, who played the headmaster, played Rupert Giles in Buffy the Vampire Slayer, a very influential show that Russell T. Davies cited as one of the major inspirations for how to approach the new Doctor Who series.

[@ErisRising]

I'd recommend checking out some of her classic Who work on KZbin (you can also find complete episodes on DailyMotion). Sarah Jane was the companion of the 3rd and 4th Doctors, and David Tennant is considered the 10th, so that was the reason behind the "I've generated a half-dozen times since then." from the first part of the episode. Also, she did end up getting a spinoff based on this episode, called "The Sarah Jane Adventures" Where "Torchwood" could be considered "Doctor Who After Dark", her series took the opposite tack, being more family-friendly, and, as you say, wholesome.

[@babyphoenix246]

They did actually get a spin off called Sarah Jane Adventures, it was on CBBC for kids.

[@antonymash9586]

There are two peter cushing movies from way back when. Film adaptations of the Daleks and the darlek invasion of earth.

[@lukess.s]

The dude didn't even know there were other Doctors before Eccleston so don't confuse him further with Doctors who aren't even canon xD

[@antonymash9586]

Same stories as the serials though.

[@CyberController-]

"Travel does broaden the mind" "Yes. Until we meet again, Sarah Jane"

[@Masq1980]

When you did the whole thing of just a guy coming in and wrecking all your plans etcetera, I had to chuckle because I thought of the Pandorica episode, how everyone showed up to try and shove the Doctor inside because he's a 'danger to the universe' thing lol Also when you mentioned Scooby Doo and the episode 'Love And Monsters' comes to mind lol

[@BobsiPringlez]

I used to watch Sarah Jane Adventures, a show that span off from this episode. There was some solid writing on it but it was more aimed at kids. The last episode was so sad as they filmed it when Elizabeth Sladen knew she was dying :(

[@BillinHungary]

In her last episode with the 4th doctor, mistakenly in Edinburgh Scotland, and went back to Gallifrey, without a proper good-bye. This episode gave here some closure in their relationship since she figured if he didn't come back, he must have died. So this episode examines what is like for former companions when the doctor leaves them and move on.

[@obiwankenobi687]

Goodbye Sarah Jane was the name of the memorial program to Elizabeth Sladen that was broadcast on CBBC shortly after she died. (The same channel they broadcast her spin off show on)

[@alexsch2514]

Remember coal hill school. It's the most important school in all of doctor who

[@Aqib2]

Sabrina Schilcher Thats the school that we see in series 8

[@alexsch2514]

@@Aqib2 and in class, and it's the school Susan foreman went to, and it's the school in remembrance of the daleks, and Sarah Jane's son went there

[@DanielSmith-ky9uf]

@@alexsch2514 Luke didn't go to that school

[@yeehaw2891]

Fun fact: when rose and Sarah Jane are laughing and the doctor walks in, when filming David Tennant walked in with a mustache in order to make them genuinely laugh and that’s why they were pointing so lol

[@BloodFalcon001]

Like many people have said, the first 7 doctors were in the Original run from 1963 to 1989 (26 seasons), there was TV Movie in 1996 with the 8th doctor, and 2005 starts with the 9th doctor. Sarah Jane also did get her own spinoff.

[@vMixMasterJayv]

The Best part about that last moment with Sarah Jane was the double meaning to what he said, cos when David grew up watching Doctor who Sarah Jane was the companion so both in the show and personally to David she was his companion! There is, in fact, a spinoff called the Sarah Jane Adventures too btw

[@jakesthoughts9732]

There was a TV movie in 1996 which attempted to reboot the series this time made in America. (It was the only on screen appearance of the 8th doctor) luckily it was a flop and America didn’t get ahold of doctor who. So it was kept cancelled till the reboot with eccleston.

[@jakesthoughts9732]

P.s. Sarah Jane was a companion in the 1970s to the 3rd and 4th doctor. K-9 was there sometimes too.

[@azizuladnan2957]

And it does makes me wonder... Does the Day Of The Doctor is considered as a movie? I mean... it did aired on theater, right?

[@davidanato5701]

They also tend to release series premieres and christmas specials in theaters, as well as the 50th Anniversary

[@Sarah-ur9kv]

"That shit got me messed up bro" same dude. Same.

[@RosesTeaAndASD]

That look of irritation Rose gave after saying Mickey could join them in the TARDIS - dang! That was harsh!

[@bookwoman53]

The headmaster (Anthony Head of Buffy) was once considered for The Doctor. You should watch Buffy The Vampire Slayer series. Anthony Head plays Buffy’s mentor.

[@juliab.2531]

Elisabeth Sladen

[@elizabeths50]

Invariably Elisabeth Sladen is who all the other companions are compared to. Which is a very high bar to meet.

[@YugSihtTsuj]

2:40 TFW you walk into a room and the exes are laughing hysterically and won't tell you what about...especially if they _point._

[@kinagrill]

Anthony Steward.... such a great actor. Loved him in Buffy ^^

[@marwig87]

If you haven't be told Sarah Jane Smith use to travel with the third and fourth doctors in the 1970's. The doctor had to travel back to his home planet, and humans weren't allowed so he thought he had dropped her home. Sarah Jane was a fan favorite companion of the classic series.

[@purpleduke3193]

Yes there is a doctor who movie. It was in 1996 and introduced the 8th doctor. There was also the 1960 movies which had Peter Cushing as the doctor. Also the 50th anniversary was shown in theaters.

[@brianhophead]

This is one of my favorites from Season 2. It was so nice of them to bring Sarah Jane back from the original series and bring Elizabeth Sladen back to reprise the role. :) Also, I'm glad to hear your dad's feeling better. Hope he does well.

[@shortwavelengths7713]

If you liked the character of Sarah Jane Smith, there’s another spinoff show called the Sarah Jane adventures which follows her, her son and k9 stop aliens on earth i enjoyed a ton as a kid, haven’t watched it recently tho!!

[@MrUndersolo]

Trailer for old Doctor Who movie: kzbin.info/www/bejne/e52knHl8ltJ_nJY Last time they were together: kzbin.info/www/bejne/o5eampiViNSVgbM And I hope your dad feels better soon!

[@CaptainNemo1701]

A quick bit of DW history. Sarah Jane ‘took over’ from Jo Grant (Katy Manning) in Jon Pertwee’s (DW3) last season. She left DW in the story The Hand of Fear. Shortly after, Tom Baker (DW4) acquired K9 in the story The Invisible Enemy. K9 left (officially) in the story Warriors Gate. K9 (Baker called it the ‘insufferable pun’) and SJ never traveled in the Tardis together, so how did they meet?. The BBC tried a spin off show in 1981 called ‘K9 & company’ which failed to get beyond the pilot. In the story, a crate containing K9 was found by SJ at her Aunt Lavina’s house, presumably delivered by the Doctor. K9 was inside and she’d obviously kept him until School Reunion. There is a story in the SJA where she eventually meets her predecessor Jo, along with Matt Smith (DW11). Enjoy watching DW in season order. I can’t wait for you react to Blink (season 3) which many regard as the show’s best episode so far. It has the scariest DW monsters to date, the weirdest conversation leading to a famous line about the nature of time. Oh, and remember not to blink!!.

[@MrToastBenstudios]

Bet Kenny got arrested for Arson in the aftermath of this episode

[@willparks3429]

29 years for arson and death of those teachers

[@MrToastBenstudios]

Will Parks unlucky Kenny lad

[@allthingspaper3247]

You seem to look really confused a lot in your doctor who reactions XD

[@Chuck0856]

"Has there been more dr whos before?" Why do you think they NUMBER THEM???

[@KrackedtheFup]

Please forgive me for not finding this channel when it was current! But on the plus/minus side, I was also drunk when the episodes were new. I'm here now!

[@Jason_xofilos]

Take care of yourself and your family. Sarah Jane started with the third (3rd) Doctor and was with him for the 4th Doctor regeneration. Of course he left her behind. For details watch Classic Doctor Who.

[@andykm99]

I'm glad you enjoyed this one. It was purposely a simple tale because the big event was Lis coming back. I had a party for it, and cried like crazy, thinking this was her only return. For Whovians, this was a huge thing. Then, her popularity for a new generation with the Sarah Jane adventures was such that when she passed away, it made national news. An untimely loss. But try SJA - plenty of brilliant episodes in the spin-off. She was the best.

[@franl155]

Elisabeth Sladen looks amazing, especially considering that she was in her 60s at this time [on the DVD commentary, someone commented on how good she looked, and someone else said that they wouldn't mind looking that good even at their age. I was curious enough to Google her age.]

[@iamme-aidan8505]

The thing is, Sarah Jane actually met the Loch Mess Monster. And I find that hilarious

[@tarantulaguy1998]

I’m actually glad you brought that up, about there being a Doctor Who movie. There actually technically is a ‘movie’ of sorts. The original ‘Classic Series’ of Doctor Who ran from 1963 to 1989 when it was cancelled because of low ratings. Around 1995-6, over in America, FOX got hold of the Doctor Who rights and wanted to do their own American produced Doctor Who show, so they made a TV movie in 1996 starring the Eighth Doctor, to act as a potential pilot for this new show. Doctor Who was nowhere near as popular in the States as it is now, so it bombed like hell over there, but us Brits loved it of course, so FOX gave the rights back to the BBC, which eventually lead to the show’s eventual proper revival in 2005, starring Eccleston as the Ninth Doctor.

[@oldwebshooter]

I'd say it was more that lower ratings, the BBC didn't want to do it nor really Sci Fi in general at the end half of the '80s because TNG was so much more grand a project that they couldn't compete until digital gave them much more for the same or not much more money.

[@jackdonohue7893]

There are two Doctor Who movies... one with the 8th Doctor, made in 1996 (which is good), and one in the 60s, with a Peter Cushing (as the Doc). You may know Cushing as the old guy from A New Hope.

[@donaldb1]

There were two Peter Cushing movies - the Daleks and the Dalek Invasion of the Earth. Both are very much non-canon, but funnish, the second one better than the first.

[@lewisburgis7683]

Petition for failwhale34 to watch the Sarah Jane adventures

[@JakkFrost1]

I realize it's a little before your time, but I'm honestly disappointed you didn't recognize Anthony Stewart Head, who played the principal, and who is actually much better known for his starring role on 'Buffy the Vampire Slayer, which (sadly) ended just a few years before this episode aired.

[@zemoxian]

I think this was the start of another spin-off. The Sarah Jane adventures. I haven’t watched that one though. Also, I think K9 had his own series at some point. Oh, he asked if there was ever a movie. I’m sure someone has probably brought up the ’90s movie with the 8th Doctor.

[@halvardscarvan4932]

what aliens think of humans ''Oh shit they got different colored ones'' xD

[@trolleyfan]

Doctor Who movies...kinda. Back in the 60s they did a couple of Doctor Who movies - "Doctor Who and the Daleks" and "Daleks Invasion Earth 2150" (Daleks were the most popular monsters *then* too) - but oddly they used Peter Cushing to play the Doctor, rather than any of the TV Doctors, the films were basically just rewrites of a couple of popular Who TV stories, and even the inside of the TARDIS was just...weird. Even as all inclusive as Doctor Who is, they're not considered part of continuity/canon. Then in 1996, Fox did a made for TV movie staring the (now known as) "Eighth Doctor" (and a little bit of the Seventh) that was basically intended as a way to reboot Who (which had been off the air since 1989) and start an American series. It didn't pull in enough ratings however, so the reboot had to wait until 2005 and Russell T Davies's version (starting with the Ninth Doctor). However, in spite of only being in the one film, unlike the Cushing Doctor, Paul McGann's "Eighth Doctor" *is* considered canon and has had quite a few novels and audio plays.

[@tomitankengine]

Sarah Jane has a spinoff called the Sarah Jane Adventures, in case you didn't know

[@CheoWalker]

Sarah Jane is one of the greatest companions of Doctor Who. The show is over 50 years old.

[@oldwebshooter]

The Doctor Who series you're watching is a direct continuation of the original run of Doctor Who, you're not watching a reboot or remake. Just because of the gap of 16 years they thought it best at the time to just call it series one when really it's series twenty seven. You should do classic Doctor Who, but it probably is easier to start with the new series to be able to get in and then adjust to a much older tv programme. When you do you really watch it in a different light, its a lot slower and more serious more often (even if sometimes effects might be amusing in retrospect). But it will over time become more like the show you know as the Doctor Whos go by. Yes there was two cinema films made in the '60s which were adaptations of the first two Dalek stories. Although they changed it up a bit.

[@adamcain4037]

This leads into one of the spinoff of Doctor Who called The Sarah Jane Adventures

[@allthingspaper3247]

There are some doctor who movies that were in theatres but you can’t watch it because one of them is way ahead right after series 7

[@ListerDavid]

Dear Liz Sladen. 😢 ❤️❤️

[@ShadowyFox_86]

I have to admit, the Doctor outliving everyone is just horrifyingly sad. No matter the species, everything withers and dies, and you'll outlive everything. Not with someone but alone.

[@avandi9382]

2:40 My absolute favorite part lmaooo

[@jameswg13]

They did do a spin off the Sarah Jayne adventures. As a kids show

[@loufortes7574]

I love this episode! And I love Sarah Jane ♡

[@kierant6679]

The 8th doctor before eccleston had 1 movie when it was around the era of Doctorwho being cancelled

[@Rainefaelyn]

Wishing your dad well.

[@Mcgory731]

The 8th doctor has a movie it came out in the 90’s

[@HuntingViolets]

I don't like how Rose is rude to Sarah Jane without even knowing who she is, but I do get the part where there are all these past assistants/companions that the Doctor never told her about.

[@michaelbradley730]

The 50th Anniversary of the show was shown in theaters. Had to buy tickets and everything, but there has not been an actual Dr Who movie.

[@JoshiVlogsOfficial]

Michael Bradley Yes, there has been a Doctor Who movie, in 1996, featuring Paul McGann as the 8th Doctor.

[@Indego84]

There actually was a short lived Sara Jane Adventures series that spun off from this episode. But it ended after season 3 I think because the actress who played Sara Jane died. :(

[@ciaranrafferty6724]

It had 5 seasons not 3

[@3DJapan]

8:14 Have him say what?

[@evildeathcuddles886]

YEET

[@lunaticpinoy]

Just watched The Daleks Master Plan Part 12 The Destruction of Time now i know why 10th said humans decay you wither and you die because he saw Sara Kingdom slowly turn into skeleton cause of the effects of the time destructor

[@JoshPinder92]

series 2 may be my least favourite run of episodes but this was fab rewatching this story.... as others have said Sarah Jane smith was the companion of the 3rd and 4th incarnation of the Doctor....and K9 also was utilised.....Sarah Jane woud go on to have her own spin off show for 5 years after season 2 of Doctor Who well worth a watch :) though aimed at a younger audience it dealt with mature themes. fun fact Buffy the Vampire Slayer's Anthony Head played mr Finch here he played Giles in Buffy so i geekd out when he was in this as i only got into Doctor Who in 2005 to fill that huge Buffy/Angel void when it ended ,3... School Reunion and the next eisode are my highlights of season 2 ;_0

[@moloids]

In case you want to see Sarah Janes original good bye from the original series: it's on the official Doctor Who youtube channel: kzbin.info/www/bejne/jIPdf4iEerh7ZpY

[@SPLITelevisionProductions]

I hope you do check out some classic who with Sarah Jane, K9, and maybe their actual spinoff

[@helen4895]

Hope your dad is doing ok xx

[@michaelfinlay6341]

K9 is the best dog ever. Besides my little baby, of course.

[@magicalmrwest]

RIP Elizabeth Sladen

[@DaDunge]

9:50 He did not get her a new one he fixed K-9.

[@azizuladnan2957]

Hope to properly meet Sarah Jane Smith in the Third Doctor Series Still on Season 2 though...

[@lukerose384]

Classic Who is hard to get through sometimes

[@azizuladnan2957]

Tell me about it... with some of the episodes missing, and busy with studying and all that XD it will take a while... like a very long while...

[@lukerose384]

This is my opinion but, even what are considered the best episodes aren't even that good.

[@azizuladnan2957]

@@lukerose384 Everyone has their own opinions. I can't change your mind. This is why I don't like ranking which is the best episodes, and which is the worst. As well as ranking who's the best/worst Doctor, or even best/worst companion. I just watch it either it's bad or good XD.

[@lukerose384]

David Blyth oh, I found some cancer

[@ThePonderer]

They DID get a spin off, actually.

[@dalliepool550]

You know there was a Sarah Jane spin off, was more of a kids TV series but Hey Ho

[@shayla9575]

You should watch the sarah jane adventures :)

[@sophiefrancis8295]

You should watch Sarah Jane Adventures.

[@olivecooks8957]

Can u watch Sarah Jane adventures it’s a spin off with Sarah and her son fighting aliens

[@iansmith4023]

And K9!

[@olivecooks8957]

Ciaran Rafferty hows that spoilers

[@AmazingWorldoffanboy0278]

Krillitane sounds like krillin from dragon ball

[@willparks3429]

Kenny goes to prison for 20 years

[@pamalastarsoul4628]

They've done a supernatural meets scooby doo... if you need something new to react to. But it's not till season 15.

[@sriram-yo8rf]

Notif squad where are you at!!!

[@luketaylor5848]

Yes to the Doctor Who movie. It's not strictly considered canon as it was produced in the USA and isn't exactly in keeping with the themes or story 100%. I believe it's called 'artistic license'. It's worth a watch as you get to see the 8th Doctor in action, but beware a 1990's heavy trippy experience. I personally enjoy the movie, so I'd say watch it, maybe even react to it. But don't take the 'facts' stated within the film to be meaningful to Classic Who (Doctors 1-7) or New Who (9 onward). It's mostly a device to entice the American audience into a failed 90's reboot.

[@donaldb1]

There were also a couple of movies in the 60s starring Peter Cushing as the Doctor. They're fun but considerably less canon than the 90s one.

[@crustychris2]

Fantastic ❤❤❤