Sarah Jane Adventures Rewatch: The Day of the Clown (S2E2)
Bradley Walsh stars as a one-man grease-painted creep show in this alien adaptation of the Pied Piper of Hamelin.
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Bradley Walsh stars as a one-man grease-painted creep show in this alien adaptation of the Pied Piper of Hamelin.
Maria and her dad are leaving, but not before dealing with one last alien invasion, just for old times’ sake.
We close the first season of the SJA with a story that deftly incorporates the preceding challenges, ups the ante, and even provides for a supercomputer showdown.
With a trickster entity messing with a pivotal event in 1964, we see how horrible the world would be without our beloved Sarah Jane Smith.
A simple game of laser tag turns out to be a recruitment program for a misled alien general. (Ain’t that always the way?)
It’s the tale of Medusa brought to 21st-century England, but with an alien twist and a phalanx of creepy nuns to boot.
The zipper gets pulled back on an alien invasion that feels right at home in a youth sci-fi story that doesn’t try to take itself too seriously.
There are secrets in the Bubble Shock production warehouse, but we soon learn they’re nothing compared to the secrets within 13 Bannerman Road.
With a wistful goodbye to a beloved companion, but a resounding approval for the story itself, we bask in the radiation to reconstitute a crystalline gem of a Fourth Doctor story.
Gazing into Season 14 like so many 15th century telescopes, we step back to a Baker and Sladen historical piece with a talented, if singularly gendered, supporting cast.