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- Today marks the anniversary of the passing of Elisabeth Sladen, who played the Doctor’s friend Sarah Jane Smith. In a new video, scripted by Russell T Davies and narrated by Jacob Dudman, Sarah Jane Smith’s closest friends come together to say “Farewell, Sarah Jane”.
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“He’s got two hearts - imagine them both breaking.”
That broke me
Alex Spiddleston same here:’)
Rani's speech did it for me. The fact she still held out hope its a perfect story of the heroic adventurer saving the universe, and the doctor she traveled with
@@cameronmonaghan6883 I've just seen Luke's bit and I'm now properly sobbing
@@cameronmonaghan6883 same thats when i stared full on crying 😭😟
Same
Sarah Jane never died, like Rani said, she’s out there travelling time and space with the doctor.
This is going to be my headcannon now and I'm never changing it
Curator was taking a return trip...
Yes forever timeless
Best part is it can be. Since we don't know which Doctor, the Doctor could've at any point went back to her, and it can be forever, since there's no end point for a specified Doctor. It could be the last Doctor for all we know.
@Santa's Got An Axe well as we know, he actually dropped her in aberdeen
I broke when Tommy Knight had a picture of him and Elizabeth Sladden in the background.
I’d like to believe there is a picture of Sarah Jane in the National gallery that the humble curator put up and that he passes by everyday and which makes him smile.
spoilers for the big finish story doctor who once and future: the artist at the end of time
but the sixth doctor was the curator much like how 4 was in the 50th anniversary but the curator was painting some of his paintings and i think he would have done that for sarah and most of his companions who hes lost over the years and i think even on some of the doctors bad days he would look in this room full of lost faces and remember everything magical that he had done with them and all their adventures
Possibly a painting as the 12th Doctor did paint Clara in the confession dial, so the Curator definitely did one of Sarah Jane.
My headcanon: Rani is right. The Doctor comes back for one last trip with Sarah Jane. But it isn't 10 or 11. It's the Curator
Well if it was going to be any of the future version, The Curator makes sense.
Wow - beautiful! Who knows?!✌
Najawin is that like a big finish thing? Or is it just head canon?
Najawin must have missed that detail when I read it then...
Best comment - such a great idea
“The universe has to move forward. Pain and loss, they define us as much as happiness or love. Whether it’s a world or a relationship, everything has its time. And everything ends.” - Our Sarah Jane Smith
Katie Adams I had that quote pinned to my border when I was at high school. She gave me so much in strength. She is my Sarah Jane. I love and miss her dearly. 😔
Man this is so true.
My GOD....Russel T Davies has NOT lost his touch. That man can pack more real emotion into a ten minute raw piece like this than most fully-produced hour-long television shows. The BBC would do well to bring him in for scripts in the modern era of Doctor Who.
Oz Baxter, Inc. amen.
He doesn't want to though and has said so many, many times.
@@aisey100 No, that's changed. He asked them to write for them and for Doctor Who, I believe but they don't want any part of him now. It was on the commentary to DEATH OF THE DOCTOR on one of the recent BLU RAYS I believe. Possibly a Jon Pertwee box set (season ten).
@@charlesmento5968 Completely untrue, no matter how much you'd like it to be.
@@aisey100 Glad you checked the sources. You are untrue.
So nice that the cast got together to do this, it's like the finale we never had
I know right! Its like an elegy of Some sort
I'm glad they didn't throw every monster at us and gave us a sad finale instead, its even sadder
Yes
It could’ve been better if they’d actually filmed it with the characters talking together and in the correct settings.
@@natashabaillie4414 quarantine likely made things harder
Sarah Jane was probably the most iconic companion to this day, she was truly the most faithful companion to the timelord known as The Doctor she was well loved by the cast and crew and I loved meeting her once and I’m glad to of met her, somebody so caring and so wise rest in peace Elisabeth you are missed indeed.
Damn you met her? Must've been an experience. I once met Peter Davison and once met David Tennant but I was very young
She was not a companion. She was THE companion.
"Eldrad must live"
Along with k9 yes she is
Elisabeth with an S.
"Don't forget me."
Oh, Elisabeth. No one's going to forget you ❤️
I like to think the Doctor did come to Sarah Jane's funeral. A random woman, standing in the corner, no one knows who she is but she watches and a tear rolls down her cheek and she whispers "Goodbye... My Sarah Jane" before leaving without anyone noticing. Because no matter how much it hurts I don't think the Doctor would miss it for the world.
I have written a Ace\Graham fic where Luke makes an appearance and they talk about the funeral and Ace realizes that the Doctor was there as at that point only Tegan, Kate and herself had seen the 13th Doctor. It takes place post Power of the Doctor.
@@gsrforever1338 is there anyway I could read the fic?
She barely reacted to the mention of Rose, nor did she have much affection when she saw Ace and Tegan. No, I imagine Capaldi saying those words.
@@mayotango1317 the Doctor has long gotten over Rose and she had affection for Tegan and Ace even saying "it's good to see you both" which was lovely. Though they werent very happy with her at first. So what are you talking about? Lol
Part of me hopes they all did, somehow.
It might seem silly, but I've never truly gotten over her loss. Even now, after all these years, my mind occasionally turns to Elizabeth Sladen and I remember and my heart breaks a little.
Goodbye............ our Sarah Jane.
You’re not alone there. I’m still devastated every time I watch her later stuff. Especially The Temptation of Sarah Jane. Gets me every time 🥺😢😭
I cried over Liz's passing and not my Grandmother's...really upset my Dad at the time. But it was true.
@@robertbrendan2931 you’re weird I feel bad for your dad
It's not silly at all : she shall always be Our , Sarah Jane
She’s honestly the one celebrity that I am saddened by the loss of, Sarah Jane adventures and doctor who was everything to me as a kid. It broke me when I first found out
My dad always said he wasn’t a Whovian. But then again I was named Sarah Jane for a reason.
What about your mom?
@@cryptozoomauler5505 My mom always liked the name Sarah, so it wasn’t a big deal when they decided on Sarah.
This was the most fitting ending for the quintessential Doctor Who companion. My first memory of Sarah Jane Smith was watching 'The Ark in Space'. My Mum & Dad bought it for me for Christmas, and it was the very first Doctor Who I ever watched. Immediately, I fell in love with the show and that was largely to down to her and her legendary dynamic with my personal favourite Doctor, Tom Baker. I had also watched The Sarah Jane Adventures religiously every autumn that it was broadcast on CBBC; quite possibly the best show on CBBC. Hearing about Elisabeth Sladen’s death really affected me when I first heard the news. A character that I really adored, a part of my childhood, was suddenly gone. Elisabeth Sladen had so much more to give as Sarah Jane, and if she was still around with us today, not only would The Sarah Jane Adventures still be continuing to this day, she would've most likely have been in the 50th Anniversary special and had a few good adventures with the Twelfth and Thirteenth Doctors. It’s heartbreaking that Sladen never got to continue that journey with Sarah Jane as she meant a lot to so many people. She’s the reason why many kids grew up to be fans of Doctor Who. It was such a great part of my childhood that I will forever cherish. She will never be forgotten and I genuinely hope more people and generations will discover Sarah Jane and grow to love her in the same way we did as children. #FarewellSarahJane
Great ending wish it was done in a doctor who episode unfortunately it wasn't to be but hopefully her legacy continues she was truely great actor
Beautiful words haha well said and yes I agree!
I agree her legacy will hopefully go on
"quintessential", so grown up
@@DJKin98 I think quintessential is exactly the right word, in conjunction with the word Companion to describe Sarah Jane Smith. And that's not a criticism of the other Companions. From both the Classic series & the new series some of them have been fantastic.
sarah- "don't forget me Doctor"
4th Dr- "Oh Sarah don't you forget me"
To 10- "No one's ever going to forget you."
"He has two hearts. Imagine them both breaking". Russell broke me with a single line, when I first saw this I cried so much. I'd never really mourned the death of an actor before, but this absolutely floored me.
I will never forget the day that Elizabeth Sladen died she will forever be our Sarah Jane
Jo Grant is as wonderfully chaotic as ever. That line about the Doctor's two hearts, though... I appear to have something in my eye.
We all miss you, Liz.
Only managed to bring myself to watch this today. It's been 11, nearly 12 years since she passed, and I've held off watching the SJA series 5, and then this, because then it really would be the end of the story. Sarah Jane was a role model to me when I was growing up, watching her adventures with the Doctor on PBS. She was still a role model all through SJA when I watched it in my late 20s/early 30s. Elisabeth Sladen brought such life to Sarah Jane that I was afraid of ever meeting her at a convention, even though I desperately wanted to (and never got the chance), because I knew I'd be that weird lady who, despite being good with other actors and separating actors from roles, would just be, "Oh my gosh, you're Sarah Jane Smith. Did you know you're Sarah Jane Smith?" and entirely tongue-tied. But, as she said years ago, "Everything has its time and everything ends". So today, a week before Christmas, I decided I needed to see the end. And I'm still crying as I type. This was the goodbye Sarah Jane deserved, with all her friends celebrating how wonderful she was. Thank you to everyone who contributed to this (not that you'll ever see this comment). Thank you all so much for honoring Elisabeth Sladen and Sarah Jane this way.
I was an extra in Sarah Jane Adventures twice - firstly in April 2008 and then again in April 2010. And both times at Cardiff High School in Cardiff, where they filmed the school scenes. The first time round it was the episode from series two with the clown. Then the second time round, it was the 'Nightmare Man' one. Anyway, I met Elisabeth Sladen during the filming of 'Nightmare Man'. Before we filmed the scene where we all ran outside with our A-Level results, which took three hours to film by the way, they had a coffee machine on a crew table outside the school. I think I was going to get a drink before we filmed the scene and Elisabeth was by the table. She was struggling with the coffee machine, so I showed her how to use it even though I can't stand coffee. We talked for a bit before we had to go to our positions ready for filming the scene.
Then inbetween one of the takes, a number of us were sat on some sofas inside near the school entrance. Elisabeth sat with us and spoke to every single one of us. She thanked me again for showing her how to use the coffee machine and she asked us where we were from, how long we'd been doing supporting artist work and what time we left for Cardiff that morning (as I'm from Swansea, which is about an hour away). We were all so deep in conversation that we got shushed by one of the crew as they were about to go for a take. Even including Elisabeth herself! She was very friendly and down-to-earth. No pretentiousness or arrogance whatsoever.
That's why her death came as a huge shock to me. It was so soon after her diagnosis and having met her and been in her programme twice! :(
@@kwesiidun8512 That is a really lovely story. I'm glad you had the chance to meet her and work with her, and I'm glad to hear that she really is as special as I think of her being. Thank you so much for sharing your experiences.
@@citrinedragonfly - It's a pleasure. I'm happy to be able to share it. Kathleen, she really was special and more. I remember being struck by how real she was. When we were chatting, it was as though we were two old friends catching up and having a gossip rather than the main actress of a programme talking to an extra she'd met just seconds earlier. As I said, there was no pretentiousness about her. And it's clear that Tommy Knight, Daniel Anthony and Anjli Mohindra thought the world of her. I worked with those three a lot more because I was 18 at the time, so I was playing a sixth-form pupil. I appeared on screen a couple of times during the scene with Luke's surprise party, which again took hours to film. In the final edit which was broadcast, the song playing at the party was 'Untouchable' by Girls Aloud, but in real life we were actually dancing to 'I Gotta Feeling' by Black Eyed Peas. They had to play it about 40 times for takes, camera angle changes, etc., so by the end of the day I became sick of that song! Which is why when the episode went out, I was shocked to hear 'Untouchable'. But the best were the bits when Tommy, Daniel and Anjli had dialogue. In those instances, we had to dance in silence, so after the director would go "action!", we'd just be there dancing in silence while Tommy and Daniel were in the corner filming the part of the scene where Luke and Clyde are talking about who's idea the party was and how cool Rani is. And this again was done many times for takes and camera angles. It was so funny and many of us said that it was like being at a silent disco. :')
I'm 52. I was gutted 12 years ago now. I seriously felt like I had lost a friend. I am same age as David T. Imagine getting to play the Doctor! Then meeting your childhood companion!
is there an actual video to this or is it just a story told by this guy,
You can see it in their eyes.... yes they are talking about Sarah Jane, but they mean Elisabeth. She will be missed, by so many.
*Luke has a picture of him and Sarah in the back and I just can’t anymore.*
Can't what.......?
Luke Gregory who in the world watches doctor who the first episode of doctor who was so weird
@@flashgames9711 shut up boomer
Taio Jay azssssasssseg
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@@josephbell3909 Sure...
I imagine after everyone left the house, a row of 13 police boxes appeared at once.
Jonathan Schultes nice thought but I don’t think 1 or 2 would show. And 3 regenerated with her so he’d be out too. But 4 on is fair game.
No sir... all thirt- oh...
Imagine all future versions too
Oh yes
There is 14 doctors. 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, war doctor, 10, 11, 12, 13, 14.
This song is ending but the story never ends
Elisabeth Sladen was taken much to soon she had so much life to live and lived what she was given until the very end
Farewell Elisabeth Sladen miss Sarah Jane Smith you are loved and missed a very talented actress and the most loyal companion to ever grace the TARDIS to a life well lived
R.I.P February 1 1946 - April 19 2011
Yeah 😭 it's so sad. I remember hearing the news on the TV back in 2011 i was so sad 😭 the Sarah Jane adventures was my childhood. Doctor who my all time favourite interest
@@thedoctorwho73 I'm a 56 year old - Sarah Jane was my childhood too. And it was so wonderful to see her return in the Sarah Jane Adventures - it was a great show, and a wonderful testament to the brilliant Elizabeth Sladen.
@@richardcoleman3425 yes it was. It's an amazing show. So beautifully done
Elisabeth Sladen is not really gone from us she's alive in All of us
is there an actual video to this or is it just a story told by this guy,
How could anybody forget Sarah Jane. She was like a piece of joy every kid needed.
Steve Davies well that’s just a bit weird
Can't believe next year will be a whole decade since Elisabeth Sladen sadly passed away. Still remember not being able to sleep that night after hearing the sad news. RIP Sarah Jane Smith :'(
jc
Blimey, I can't believe it. I was thinking it was 4/5 years ago! :(
@@hobbitgillam Yeah, still feels like it was only recently.
The speech Rani gave at the end really broke me. I haven't cried that bad in a long time. Rest in peace Elisabeth Sladen.
I thought she died ages ago
*”Impressively, you have accessed the Holy Grail. You may make one wish.”*
“Give Luke his own show.”
*”Wait - What did y-”*
“You heard what I said.”
This guy gets it
I had a sort of vague hope, or wish, that - after a decent interval - Luke, Clyde and Rani could take up the mantle and carry on Sarah Jane's work, as young adults. Maybe bring in a kid for teen appeal, but the three of them and Mr Smith carrying on the legacy.
I agree, Luke should have his own show and it could be set in his university with K9 and we get to see the charming Sanjay that we keep on hearing so much. I doubt it would be produced though with lockdown and all.
@@leonidasrising5998 - I was thinking more along the lines of Luke moving back into Bannerman road with his partner and starting up Mr Smith again - after all, more than one episode said that the Earth needed Unit, Torchwood AND Sarah Jane - or someone at Bannerman Road, anyway - to be fully protected.
And Clyde and Rani would be there, and maybe Sky as well. And if we need a "supervising adult", why not have Alan and Maria move back? Obviously their old home wouldn't be available, but Number 13 looks a big enough house.
lol don't want much, do I??
PS and they could still drop Sarah Jane in now and then: in a "What would Sarah Jane do?" moment there could be a clip of her giving some sage advice.
Also Ace and Jo
Russell T can produce a gem like this on a shoestring budget during lockdown! It just shows that if the writing is good, you don't need a huge budget and fancy special effects
Sarah Jane never died. She's still in our hearts. She's out there traveling with The Doctor and K-9.❤
No K-9 leaves with Ace
@@BenNightHound There was more than one K-9. One stayed with Leela on Gallifrey, the Doctor left one for Sarah on K-9 and Company, he built himself another one.....
@@BenNightHound no there are at least 5 versions of k9 Leela kept him with her on Gallifrey, Romana2 kept one Sarah Jane was gifted 2 so which one left with ace?
@@julieeverett7442 K-9 MK 1 - Left on Gallifrey with Leela
K-9 MK 2 - Left with Romana
K-9 MK 3 - Gifted to Sarah Jane, later destroyed
K-9 MK 4 - Gifted to Sarah Jane
So it's most likely MK 4 that left with Ace
@@BenNightHound cool
Before David Tennant regenerated in 'The End of Time: Part 2' 10 years ago, Russell T. Davies had the opportunity to have his FINAL say on the show. To say what meant the most to him. And the last lines of dialogue of the Russell T. Davies era are;
"This song is ending, but the story never ends."
"I don't want to go"
The last line is heart-breaking, but the one before?...I don't think it was until this touching tribute that I TRULY understand what Russell meant by that.
Because the world of 'Doctor Who' is a massive, complex, insane family. A family that's always growing and its legacy is passed on all through our lives.
And even though Elisabeth Sladen may be gone, her legacy and her story NEVER ends.
@@philipthegreat4126 I'm neither a big fan of him but some respect please, this video isnt the place mate
@@philipthegreat4126 oh hen, why are you bringing up viewing figures? Not the point of this comment, smh
MrTARDISreviews lovely words Trilbee sir, you took the words of my mouth :)
@I Exist and... he's wrong.
@@philipthegreat4126 hating Series 11/12 unprovoked is not a substitute for a personality.
Ten years. There are truly no words more fitting than the final seconds of the last officially aired episode. "And the story goes on, forever" A decade later, and Elisabeth is still so sorely missed. What a legend. Thank you so much for making our childhoods.
I was a titchy little high schooler when she died. I'll still be missing her when I'm old and grey.
is there an actual video to this or is it just a story told by this guy,
I was fine until Rani gave her speech and now I’m crying over my coffee. She’s been gone so long but it doesn’t feel that way, this is my first time watching this. SJ and DW where a staple of my childhood
The attention to detail, by having a picture of Luke and Sarah Jane in his room, it's amazing.
I'm thinking that's just his room and he keeps that picture (along with the cyberman helmet) on display
seeing that picture top right hand corner genuinely made me cry
It's like a small piece of my childhood has finally closed.
I really relate to that
I had the great pleasure to meat Elizabeth Sladen at a Star Trek convention of all places. So no one was that interested in Dr Who. As a result I got to spend a long time chatting to her and ended up with an autograph pin badge of her and John Pertwee’s Dr and an autographed box with a seal of Rassilon mug in it. She was as lovely as everyone says and I was so glad I’d got to meet her. It was an honour and a privilege. God Bless You Elizabeth
Shaking crying on the floor, sobbing throwing up, screaming and destroying property. Over a year later and this still makes me cry more than anything.
Me too
"Pain and loss, they define us as much as happiness or love. Whether its a world... or a relationship. Everything has it's time, and everything ends."
-
Goodbye Sarah Jane Smith and rest in peace Elizabeth Sladen
HE HAS A PICTURE OF THEM BOTH AND A CYBERMAN HELMET IM GOING TO CRYYYY LUKE AND SARAH I MISS YOUUU
Narrator: the outpouring of grief was tangible. None more so that from a mysterious blonde woman who sat in the back row. No one knew exactly who she was but everyone was sure they knew her from somewhere. They just couldn't put their finger on it. She seemed quite hit hard by grief and was completely lost for words whenever anyone spoke to her. The only words she spoke the whole day were to K-9. What was said was between K-9 and herself but the robot dog was seen nodding his head.
Sorry, whose that referring to?
@@astersworld6169 The Big Bad Wolf
@@astersworld6169 The Thirteenth Doctor :(
I'd really like to imagine this happened.
Also could've been river
I was really trying to hold it together and then I see Luke has a picture with Liz!
Can't quite comprehend how potentially different my childhood would have been if I'd seen a character like Luke come out in my favourite TV show. So sad that Elisabeth died before the story could run its full course.
They planned to do that in fact. Luke and Sanjay was the plan when the show was in production before Elizabeth died.
The bit that broke me most was Lukes bit because he has a picture of him and sarah jane in the background
I watched this as a child and broke when she died. THIS IS WHAT THE SHOW DESERVES
I really didnt know what to expect but i can tell you it made me cry 😭💔
From a show perspective, leaving it open is better though.
And of course this part was probably filmed in Tommy Knight's house, meaning that is Tommy's personal photo of him and Liz Sladen.
Tegan and Nyssa being a couple makes a lot of sense, now that I'm looking back. I never saw it that way, but it really isn't hard to picture it.
I was born in 2001, long after classic who finished. The first ever episode i saw was 'Silence in the Library' and it hooked me like nothing else.
When I saw the episode where the tenth doctor meets Sarah Jane, i was confused. I had no idea who she was. I hadn't even known classic who existed up to that point. Sarah Jane was what motivated me to look up classic who and take a look.
These days, she's one of my favourite companions, the fourth doctor being my second favourite doctor of all time.
The first episode I saw was the Aliens of London
I was born in the same year I watched the first ever episode of the sarah jane adventures she was my childhood
2001 baby here too😊
SAME!!!! The Sarah Jane episode was my sole motivator to watch Classic Who. I mean, I already knew of it, but I didn't really feel much motivation to watch it. But everything about Sarah Jane made me curious about her adventures with HER Doctor (or I guess I should say Doctors) and then the other companions I wasn't aware of and obviously I couldn't just jump into Pertwee's final season. I had to start from the beginning. But just starting from Pertwee's first season isn't enough. How did he become the Doctor? And how did the Doctor before become the Doctor? And before I knew it I was watching "An Unearthly Child".
“I may have been created by the bane... but mum made me”
This was so nostalgic to me 🥺 rest in peace elisabeth sladen, you will forever be missed ✨
Holy I never expected domvlogs to like Sarah Jane adventures?! I always imagined what it would've been like to see a video like, calling the weeping angels at 3am years ago lol
Omg hi dom, I've just come back to these and I see you here.
It’s great to finally have some closure on these characters after how abruptly the series had to end back in 2011. Thank you Russell for writing such a fantastic and satisfying conclusion to the most influential show of my childhood. The legacy of SJA will live on forever ❤️
Tbh Russel t Davies hasn't lost his touch he will for ever be my favourite writer for the doctor who universe
"martha and mickey with their son august" yes! it's finally canon that they had a kid! i love martha and mickey. such underrated and unfairly hated characters. i would love to see them both come back to doctor who someday. this was a great tribute to sarah jane, and i loved the amy and rory reunion piece as well.
I have always loved Martha too. I just don't understand her unpopularity. And beautifully acted. Saved the world three times over, from The Master, the Daleks and not using the Osterhagen key. Mickey...... well, my problem with him was the first episode, Rose. He was just an awful character and so badly acted. And the special effects for plastic Mickey were terrible. All of these put together made me dislike the character immediately. But to Noel Clarke's credit he's did say in an interview in DWM that when he took on the part he didn't think Doctor Who would have taken off like it did and he thought he would only be in that one episode so he didn't take it too seriously. He realised his mistake, apologised to the producers and went on to make Mickey so much more than "the robot dog". I'm glad Martha and him got together but wonder what happened to her engagement to that dishy doctor! And I wonder if there's a reason they called their kid August. Any ideas?
Me I think her and mick should rock up in a unit tv series after unit was shut down and help then save the world along with there son
Ikr!
Martha and Mickey were both very good however the sudden 'we're married now lol' came out of nowhere and makes not much sense. many other questions but what happened to Tom?
They were hated?
I feel like they're also talking about elizabeth sladen when they say things about sarah jane in this
They are. You can see it in their faces 😢
Of course they are.
Well they are.
In all the years I have known about Elisabeths passing I have never once watched this video, I'm crying my eyes out, it's beautiful and wonderful and sad. Sarah Jane would be proud and so would Elisabeth, may she rest in peace x
The fact they mention that the Trickster attempted to destroy the planet during the funeral, and everyone from Victoria to Dr. Holloway to Captain Jack had to team up to stop him, this could never be done in visuals. It being audio makes it more personal, like we're all a crowd of strangers, standing outside the windows of Bannerman Road. We never met Sarah Jane Smith, but she meant as much to us as to everyone in the room. UNIT and Torchwood, Children of Time and companions aplenty, friends, family and us. Farewell Sarah Jane Smith.
RIP Sarah Jane, gone but never forgotten!
Damn right
Never forgotton
THE LAST TIMELORD never, _ever_
We don't know what happened to her in the series yes we know the actress passed away but the character we have no clue on her current situation and if she died then why didn't the doctor get informed about it like he did with the brigadere. And on the subject in think the doctor being given the news of Sarah Jane passing away would have made that scene hit 10X harder. Don't you think?
well said I agree she was THE companion
It is quite sad because in Luke's part if you look beside him there is actually a picture of him and Elizabeth Sladen. (Man I miss her more than ever. :()
The people who disliked this just missed the like button because they couldn’t see through the tears
Yes, let's go with that because I can't bear to think that people could dislike this. ❤
Sarah Jane once said that if the doctor ever died she would feel it, the whole world would shiver. I think that happened when elisabeth sladen died. The whole world, all generations shivered as they all remember Sarah Jane smith.
Mina and Anjili crying broke me (tv mother like tv daughter eh?) they must miss Lis terribly just like the rest of us. And the photo of Lis and Tommy in the background of his clip. 😭💖
Katy as Jo is when I started to cry
And on this note of closure, childhood (apart from Dr who itself) is finally over😭
Thank you Russell T. Davis, Tommy Knight, Daniel Anthony, Anji Mohandra, Yasmin Paige, the late Elizabeth Sladen and everyone involved
I cried like a baby. No brings the whoniverse alive like Russell t Davies. He makes you care as only he can. I felt the pain of her loss as if it's happening right now. Thanks so much for that beautiful love letter to Sarah Jane!
I wish we got this in the most recent Era Of Doctor Who this is what the most recent Era Of Doctor Who has been lacking recently.
‘i honestly don’t think she’s dead’ why did that make me cry so much 😔
She is a big part of the WHO Universe. Even though she is gone, she will always be remembered by each one of us in our own special way. Miss you Sarah Jane Smith. RIP.
‘They’re out there now. Sarah Jane and the Doctor in the TARDIS. Travelling through space and time forever. In a story that never ends.’ Elisabeth’s song may have ended, but her story will never end. ❤️
This made me tear up bro
James Beddis 🥺
😢😢😢
I can picture it actually happening. The Doctor knowing her time is coming and spent their final time with her like with River Song.
Absolutely!
Managed to reach "goodbye Mr Smith" before completely bawling. This was such a great conclusion and tribute to a truly great actor. Rest in peace Elisabeth, and thanks for all the good memories.
Everyone just skipping over “a nice couple from Australia, Teegan and Nessa”
whoops i’m definitely not! nyssa and tegan r canon
right??????
I hope it gets some development in BF, because even if it is RTD, someone going "hey I ship these two characters I've never written for, I'm going to make my ship canon with a throwaway line in a CZcams video" is pretty fucking lame. I'm totally here for the ship though!
@@aloysiuswhiteboat2934 i rlly hope that happens too x tbh i think it might do cos i’ve not listened to much nyssa and tegan big finish but they’re not rlly that different to how they were in the tv show apart from in a few stories they don’t interact much although idk maybe i’m being too optimistic but considering that big finish is known for it’s fan service i think it’s possible xx
@@aloysiuswhiteboat2934 agreed
I would love for this to be turned into an actual special episode, it would be a great way to give respect to the actor and character of Sarah Jane
Omg, THIS.
The BBC is too busy pushing forward the shitshow that is Chibnall's era to do anything that respectable.
@@SaintsBro217 Hey, you know perspective? Some of us who've managed to cling onto it can actually go into a comments section about a doctor who thing and make a comment that's related to the video. I know, it seems wild, but you should try it.
Rad Historian true
I would very much petition for that.
The curator took Sarah and they both left THATS WHAT HAPPENED OKAY we all agreed?
Edit : I’m here a year later and still crying
Yes!
Annoyingly, I can only give this one Like.
Definitely
The Curator was originally a villain in a 1970's comic against the 4th Doctor tho.
Shortlad333 shhhh don’t ruin it I’m sure It wasn’t “the curator” just a evil Tom Baker
Russell T. Davis is a genius ..... this I was not expecting ..... this tore me up ...... I had to catch my breath so many times, I grew up with Doctor Who, I am as old as the show..... Sarah Jane is the First Lady of space...... I think about her at times as I think about my own mother both departed just months apart.....she’s with my doctor now traveling in space and time.
Marvel: Infinity War is the most ambitious crossover event of all time
Me: this
They never said that, that was Infinity War
@@BenNightHound wdym?
@@pepebabushki9376 there probably was another movie such as endgame in the original comment, Ben corrected it and then the first comment was edited
I remember when I found out about Elizabeth dying. I was in my local shop getting some afterschool sweets to go home and to watch the season finale of Sarah jane adventures. I was waiting in line to pay when I saw the newspaper stand. I saw them mentioned Sarah jane then I saw "Elizabeth Salden Sarah Jane Adventures star dies at 60" I remember leaving the line and standing staring at the page reading the article. I'll never forget the feeling that I just lost a part of myself.
The irony is that she died between the 1 part being aired and the 2nd part of the series 4 final and the episodes were called goodbye Sarah Jane
@@katiethomas5394 it was so bittersweet
That was the perfect send off-to someone who can’t properly have one-how important she was!And to see she is still remembered now and will be in the future!
Alternative:
“As Clyde, Luke and Rani left, they failed to notice a figure still standing afar from the church. The figure waited until the car had driven off and made its way inside the churchyard.
The Doctor stopped halfway amongst the gravestones thinking of what she should say. A billion things ran with such speed through her Time Lady mind. with it then made up she continued walking past all the others. She did not need to look for Sarah Jane’s final resting place. She felt drawn to it as if being called.
Both her hearts beat faster than they ever had before. The Doctor had travelled to the furthest reaches of reality and went up against some of the most unspeakable evils both ever possible and impossible. At those times her hearts indeed beat fast. But not as fast as they were beating then in that moment. The pain felt worse more than every regeneration she ever went through.
Stopping at Sarah Jane’s grave she read the epitaph. The tears seemed endless as they poured down The Doctor’s flustered cheeks. She did not however cry aloud, She instead stood there and silently reminisced about all the trials and challenges their journey together threw at them.
With a sniff and a clear of the throat she garnered what composure she could. Wiping the tears away with the back of her hand she then put the same hand gently on the stone and said “Goodbye... My Sarah-Jane”. And with that, The Doctor turned around and made her way back to the Tardis.
Though the sun shone brightly that day. Not one bird sang, nor did wind blow. It was as if they were also silently in mourning for one of Earth’s greatest protectors.
Complete silence filled the air until it was suddenly broken by what could be said was Sarah-Jane’s favourite sound. The roar of the Tardis engines. They seemed to be louder than normal as if even the Tardis was saying it’s goodbyes. It dematerialised and the day returned to it’s sunny and silent afternoon.”
R.I.P Elisabeth Sladen (1946-2011)
this was beautiful, thank you for sharing it
This is now how her story ends in my mind. This was PERFECT!!
Nothing can convince me that this isn't how it went! What a beautiful addition this would've been!
Thank you thank you thank you for this absolutely delightful addition, you made me cry again 😭❤
I absolutely loved this! 😭😭
One of the things I love so much about this video is the picture behind Luke, showing him and Sarah Jane
I nearly cried man. That was a beautiful tribute. It’s so wonderful to see Daniel Anthony, Tommy Knight, Anjli Mohindra, Mina Anwar, Katy Manning and Sophie Aldred reprise their roles for this. I loved the references to The Battle of Bannerman Road with Sky, Luke being married to Sanjay and Ace having that adventure with Sarah that never got filmed. Beautiful tribute to Elisabeth Sladen. I like to believe what Rani said was true about Sarah Jane travelling to the stars with The Doctor which would explain his absence. RIP Elisabeth Sladen. Sarah Jane will always live on in our hearts. Beautiful narration from Jacob Dudman. I so wish we could see more adventures with Luke, Rani and Clyde.
Luke got to come out to his mum and she set him up, that's so perfect.
I had to rewind and make sure I heard it right. I could imagine that she would have been so proud of him
When I first started watching the sarah jane adventures i had no idea that Doctor Who existed or that this was a spin off, for me she was just Sarah Jane Smith, not a companion of the doctor, she was the woman who I would wait for in the episodes to come and save the day, when she came on screen, I could sigh with relief because she would make it alright, I only found out years later when i started watching doctor who, the slitheen episode made me google the sarah jane adventures and I was shocked! I have been a part of Doctor Who fandom since I was a child and i didn't even know it she was sort of like my first doctor. I have beautiful memories watching this show with my brother, i remember being scared, i remember being excited, I remember waiting everyday for it to come on, i rememeber having a crush on luke and I remember wishing I had the sonic lipstick, I remember loving the fact that there was an Indian girl , just like me, running around, Rani was my favourite, always, and I remember sarah jane smith, always there , brave and smart and beautiful and oh so kind, I remember loving Sarah Jane Smith.
It’s been two years since this came out and I am sitting here watching it again. I am a 32 year old man and I a bawling my eyes out! So beautiful!
I'm not one to cry or get emotional at stuff like this, but this was put together is such a fantastic way, despite the lockdown and stuff that I nearly cried. Russel T. Davies, the actors featured and Jacob Dudman, thank you so much for this. This was truly an amazing nine years later experience. And thank you, Elisabeth Sladen for giving the world such a wonderful character, great person and for bringing so many people together.
Weakling. I'm bawling like a baby
@@Fyreflier same
I couldn't cry but I felt the sadness in my heart. She was very special. She held me together during my teen angst phase. I love her so much. I still remember the ending to the last episode of the Sarah Jane adventures but "the story goes on".
K-9 left with Ace. I can't think of a better team there.
This was absolutely wonderful. Thank you all so much for making this final story.
Ok thanks, I was wondering who Dorothy McShane was
Someone call big finish 😂
@@thenomadichistorian9922 That her real name
Dorothy "Ace" Mcshane
@@SGlitz Dorothy "Ace" "It is purely a coincidence I brought extra Nitro-9 with me today" McShane
Sarah Jane Smith, and even moreso Elisabeth Sladen was a gift to this world, and, while she of course wouldn't want us to see the world as any darker, it is quieter. I'm glad we can always look back on the wonderful memories we got with that amazing woman.
10 years ago today Doctor Who lost one of its greatest actors. Farewell Elisabeth Sladen.
The SJA were an integral part of my childhood, and it’s so inspiring to see those involved come back in order to celebrate the amazing Elizabeth Sladen. Well done Russel and everyone involved.
What did it mean ‘Sky briefly manifested in her human form’
PunMaster Sky is the daughter of the Trickster. In the planned series 5 finale, she was going to be revealed as the Trickster’s daughter with the Trickster manipulating events to bring Sky and Sarah together. He was going to awaken Sky’s Trickster half and use her to attack Sarah Jane. At the end of the story, it would be a emotional ending as Sky sacrifices herself and becomes an entity that guards the Trickster in his prison for eternity. This story was called The Battle of Bannerman Road.
@@jaydenyugi9034 And that explains why The Trickster attacked this time, Sky left her guardian duty for a moment.
I've been waiting for a Sarah Jane send-off. A mention in Who such as with the Brigadier, but to have Daniel, Tommy and Anjli record new lines, to get insight into the lives of 𝒕𝒉𝒂𝒕 𝑩𝒂𝒏𝒏𝒆𝒓𝒎𝒂𝒏 𝑹𝒐𝒂𝒅 𝒈𝒂𝒏𝒈 at last is true closure. Thank you.
Omg I remember being so excited when this series started . It was like catching up with an old friend . Sarah Jane was my all time favourite Doctor Who Companion. I practically grew up watching her . I am in floods watching this . Such a fitting tribute . RIP Elizabeth Sladen . Our very much loved Sarah Jane . Really miss you x
This is the best thing Russel ever wrote. When he’s doing sci fi and he’s got no limits, he’s just out of control. That’s when we get stuff like the Doctor being revived by faith and the Master being a lightning fueled skeletor. But when Russel is writing small, character driven stuff? That’s what he’s best at. That’s what he’ll always be remembered for. The Sarah Jane Adventures weren’t only his best work in the Doctor Who universe, they were his best work period.
Well, that's me in tears. What a beautiful tribute to a marvelous character and actress 💙
This was such a beautiful ending to the story, just all the little things like Luke marrying Sanjay, everyone saying their last goodbye, and I absolutely believe Rani is right; they're both still out there somewhere, travelling together forever.
Still miss you Liz, and this was an amazing send off
@@IdioticSynergy Mate, how the hell could I forget you? XD
@@QueenCreeps well how are you? Do you still have that discord server?
@@QueenCreeps Also I have a twitter now so sorry for the spam lol
I remember hearing the sad news. I was in a travelodge with my family when the news reporter announced she had died. Both me and my twin sister, Ella, who had been fans of the show, were both shocked and saddened by the news. Elizabeth Sladen was taken from us too soon. She is, and will always be Sarah Jane Smith to so many of us.
Luke having a husband made my gay heart cry
Tell me why I *knew* he was gay from the start
@@samfinnorchard9838 he had a crush on Maria for 3 seasons...
Need a CZcams name 3 seasons?
@@needayoutubename4164 could be bi or pan....
Need a CZcams name ennit how can he just suddenly became gay and still fancy Maria
this was the first celebrity death that really hit me hard. i had just turned 11. rest in peace elizabeth
So, very heartbreaking. I just miss *our* Sarah Jane, every single day. 😭
Sometime before Elisabeth's passing, my mum saw her a few times at our local tranquility beauty salon in Ealing. She didn't want to disturb her because she noticed that Elisabeth was looking "pale", and had no idea - like us all fans - that she was suffering from cancer. When my mum first told me, she wasn't aware that I was such a die-hard fan of Sarah Jane Smith. But if she had been able to tell Elisabeth about my appreciation, at the time, I think she would have felt comforted. Nevertheless, we all move on and continue to remember her.
Good
Never seen this before. So glad I'm at home on my own while watching it. Just so nobody can see a 53 year old man cry like a baby!! Such a beautiful send off to my all time favourite companion. I lost it when Rani said the Doctor came back at the end and took her off for one last adventure and that's how I'm going to remember her. Still sadly missed xx
I stopped myself from watching this for the longest time, I grew up with SJA, and while I may consider 12 to be my doctor far more than 10 ever was, Sarah Jane was somethign special , and this touching tribute just broke me
RIP to Elizabeth Sladen, by far the best and most beloved Doctor Who Companion, gone but never forgotten, having left her mark and memory on us all; fans, cast mates from her time and the current time, we miss her and are forever heartbroken but will watch her in Doctor Who and The Sarah Jane Adventures for all time to come. ❤️
9 years ago today, a year from now it’ll be 10, and we all still love and miss her dearly.
“The universe has to move forward. Pain and loss, they define us as much as happiness or love. Whether it’s a world or a relationship, everything has its time. And everything ends.” her best line of dialogue. Only her memory, inspiration and essence to us all has never ended.
(Sees Jo)
*OH NO THAT’S WHAT THIS IS. DON’T CRY*
Who else cried listening to this, it’s such a good way to send off to the best assistant in the entirety of who
Still makes me tear up all these years later. Sarah Jane and Doctor Who were my childhood, and I still watch it today. I really miss her, she really was just such a special woman.
This was absolutely beautiful, I'd forgotten how much I'd missed Clyde, Luke, and Rani but getting to see them one last time and see how their lives went had me tearing up. And considering how iconic both Elizabeth Sladen and Sarah Jane are to Whovians I'm amazed RTD was able to give her such a perfect send-off.
From the moment Katy Manning appeared, I was expecting this to end with either Tom, David or Jodie giving some great speech about how much Sarah Jane meant to them, but having her story end with her getting one last trip with any one of The Doctor's is wonderful.
Imagine, what happened later:
Everyone was gone. Everything was quiet. The silence was cut with a familiar whir. There was no one to feel the air moving. And then, there it was. That big, blue box. The doors opened, and out peered a woman in a long, flowing coat. She looked around to make sure no one saw her. After making sure the coast was clear, she stepped out, soniced open the door to the house, and walked in towards the memorial laid out. Photos of Sarah Jane with her friends and family. In some of them, there was a man with curly hair and a toothy grin. The Doctor chuckled.
"I looked terrible in that picture."
She placed something on the memorial, a key. One of her keys to the Tardis.
"I doubt anyone will steal it. I wanted it to be left here."
The Doctor stood there awkwardly.
"I regenerated again. Twice. I'm a girl now, that's fun. Met some new friends, you would've liked them."
She started to choke up, and forced a sad smile.
"I'm sorry I couldn't arrive sooner, but... I really hate goodbyes. I really hate endings. But everything has to end, doesn't it? Even the Doctor and Sarah Jane."
She felt a tear fall down her cheek, and raised her hand to wipe it away.
"A tear, Doctor?"
The Doctor noticed someone in the corner of her eye, but didn't turn to see. She couldn't handle seeing her, not even one last time.
"Don't cry. While there's life..."
She remembered saying that to her, back when she was still an old man. That sentence was never finished.
"...there's hope. I'm still with you. You're still here, and you'll never forget me."
The Doctor blinked, and turned. She could've sworn she saw her, her Sarah Jane, for a split second. But it was just her, alone. She thought about visiting Luke, Clyde, and Rani, but decided against it, and left the house, making sure to lock the door behind her. With a snap of her fingers, the Tardis opened.
"It's time we left, don't you think?"
Beeping was heard inside.
"No, I'm fine."
The Doctor walked inside and shut the doors. With a whirring sound, the Tardis disappeared, and again everything was quiet.
Albert Nave absolutely amazing I wish they put this in there with everything else
That's beautiful! I can actually hear Jodie saying those lines. That'll be my head canon from now on. Thank you.
I can hear this in my head I actually though something similar and was hoping it happened when I watched it yesterday thank you for adding this its something well deserved
sounds just like jodies 😂
My head canon now 🥺
I have just re watched SJA as an adult and finished off with this and on man have I cried absolutely beautiful tribute
I didn't cry until rani said that the doctor came back for her and went through time and space together