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'''Title cards''' for ''[[The Sarah Jane Adventures]]'' share much in common with the [[Title cards/Doctor Who|title cards of the 1963 version of ''Doctor Who'']], in that they display a [[serial]] title and episode number. All episodes have exactly the same style of title card, save for the very first adventure, ''[[Invasion of the Bane (TV story)|Invasion of the Bane]]''. The style established in series 1 was used throughout, making it fairly redundant to show more than just the initial three episodes. | '''Title cards''' for ''[[The Sarah Jane Adventures]]'' share much in common with the [[Title cards/Doctor Who|title cards of the 1963 version of ''Doctor Who'']], in that they display a [[serial]] title and episode number. All episodes have exactly the same style of title card, save for the very first adventure, ''[[Invasion of the Bane (TV story)|Invasion of the Bane]]''. The style established in series 1 was used throughout, making it fairly redundant to show more than just the initial three episodes. | ||
Revision as of 13:40, 26 April 2013
Title cards for The Sarah Jane Adventures share much in common with the title cards of the 1963 version of Doctor Who, in that they display a serial title and episode number. All episodes have exactly the same style of title card, save for the very first adventure, Invasion of the Bane. The style established in series 1 was used throughout, making it fairly redundant to show more than just the initial three episodes.
Invasion of the Bane is the only story that has a title card different from the rest of the series. Because it had only one part, the writer credit was brought underneath the title — a position reserved in all other episodes for the part number.
Revenge of the Slitheen established the style seen on all first…
… and second parts
