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== Television ==
== Television ==
{{Parent Filter TV
{{Parent Filter TV
| title          = The Sarah Jane Adventures
| title          = Doctor Who
| image          = Sarah Jane Adventures Logo.jpg
| image          = 10th title HD.jpg
| aka            = SJA
| aka            =
| network        = [[CBBC]]
| network        = [[BBC One]]
| startdate      = [[2006 (production)|2006]]
| startdate      = [[1963 (releases)|1963]]
| length          = 25'
| length          = two main formats: 25' and 45'
| description    = ''SJA'' followed the adventures of former ''Doctor Who'' [[companion]] [[Sarah Jane Smith]] as she investigated alien phenomena with friends of her high school-aged son.  
| description    = ''Doctor Who'' is a largely anthological show about time travel and general adventure that draws from straight drama, science fiction, historical fiction and comedy genres.
| characters      = [[Sarah Jane Smith]], [[Maria Jackson]], [[Luke Smith]], [[Clyde Langer]], [[Rani Chandra]], [[Alan Jackson]], [[Mr Smith]]
| characters      = [[The Doctor]] and his [[companion]]s
| similar        = {{wi|Scooby Doo}}, ''[[K9 (TV series)|K9]]'', ''[[Doctor Who]]'' of the mid-[[1970s]]
| similar        = {{wi|Quantum Leap}}
| availability    = Mainly broadcast only in the UK, but it's had at least limited run elsewhere. Available on DVD and [[iTunes]] in many localities.  
| availability    = Global, through terrestrial broadcast and home video sales. Widely distributed through the world on [[iTunes]].  
| rating          = [[file:BBFC-PG.png|50px|link=http://www.bbfc.co.uk/what-classification/PG]]  
| rating          = [[File:BBFC-12.png|50px|link=http://www.bbfc.co.uk/what-classification/12a-and-12]]
| typical        = [[file:BBFC-PG.png|50px|link=http://www.bbfc.co.uk/what-classification/PG]]  
| typical        = [[file:BBFC-PG.png|50px|link=http://www.bbfc.co.uk/what-classification/PG]] and [[file:BBFC-U.png|50px|link=http://www.bbfc.co.uk/what-classification/U]]  
| content        =  
| content        =  
| violence        = Mild; protagonists actively prefer non-violent solutions
| violence        = Frequent depictions of violence, but gore and blood are extremely rare
| language        = Nothing profane.
| language        = Very mild swearing on rare occasion. However, words used are typically associated with British, not American, English
| sex            = Almost no discussion of it, except by one character in the first season
| sex            = Occasionally implied but never shown
| nudity          = Never. Not even revealing clothes.
| nudity          = None. Ever.  
| drugs          = None
| drugs          = Real world drugs almost never seen. Fictional drugs have been depicted in order to make a metaphorical point.
| tobacco        = None
| tobacco        = Only once used by protagonist in 50 years.  More common in [[serial]]s of the [[1960s]] and [[1970s]] to indicate villainy.
| alcohol        = None
| alcohol        = Fairly frequent depictions of social drinking
| crude          = Some fart jokes
| crude          = Sexual innuendo on rare occasion
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{{Parent Filter TV
{{Parent Filter TV
| title          = Doctor Who
| title          = The Sarah Jane Adventures
| image          = 10th title HD.jpg
| image          = Sarah Jane Adventures Logo.jpg
| aka            =
| aka            = SJA
| network        = [[BBC One]]
| network        = [[CBBC]]
| startdate      = [[1963 (releases)|1963]]
| startdate      = [[2006 (production)|2006]]
| length          = two main formats: 25' and 45'
| length          = 25'
| description    = ''Doctor Who'' is a largely anthological show about time travel and general adventure that draws from straight drama, science fiction, historical fiction and comedy genres.
| description    = ''SJA'' followed the adventures of former ''Doctor Who'' [[companion]] [[Sarah Jane Smith]] as she investigated alien phenomena with friends of her high school-aged son.  
| characters      = [[The Doctor]] and his [[companion]]s
| characters      = [[Sarah Jane Smith]], [[Maria Jackson]], [[Luke Smith]], [[Clyde Langer]], [[Rani Chandra]], [[Alan Jackson]], [[Mr Smith]]
| similar        = {{wi|Quantum Leap}}
| similar        = {{wi|Scooby Doo}}, ''[[K9 (TV series)|K9]]'', ''[[Doctor Who]]'' of the mid-[[1970s]]
| availability    = Global, through terrestrial broadcast and home video sales. Widely distributed through the world on [[iTunes]].  
| availability    = Mainly broadcast only in the UK, but it's had at least limited run elsewhere. Available on DVD and [[iTunes]] in many localities.  
| rating          = [[File:BBFC-12.png|50px|link=http://www.bbfc.co.uk/what-classification/12a-and-12]]
| rating          = [[file:BBFC-PG.png|50px|link=http://www.bbfc.co.uk/what-classification/PG]]  
| typical        = [[file:BBFC-PG.png|50px|link=http://www.bbfc.co.uk/what-classification/PG]] and [[file:BBFC-U.png|50px|link=http://www.bbfc.co.uk/what-classification/U]]  
| typical        = [[file:BBFC-PG.png|50px|link=http://www.bbfc.co.uk/what-classification/PG]]  
| content        =  
| content        =  
| violence        = Frequent depictions of violence, but gore and blood are extremely rare
| violence        = Mild; protagonists actively prefer non-violent solutions
| language        = Very mild swearing on rare occasion. However, words used are typically associated with British, not American, English
| language        = Nothing profane.
| sex            = Occasionally implied but never shown
| sex            = Almost no discussion of it, except by one character in the first season
| nudity          = None. Ever.  
| nudity          = Never. Not even revealing clothes.
| drugs          = Real world drugs almost never seen. Fictional drugs have been depicted in order to make a metaphorical point.
| drugs          = None
| tobacco        = Only once used by protagonist in 50 years.  More common in [[serial]]s of the [[1960s]] and [[1970s]] to indicate villainy.
| tobacco        = None
| alcohol        = Fairly frequent depictions of social drinking
| alcohol        = None
| crude          = Sexual innuendo on rare occasion
| crude          = Some fart jokes
| clip            =
| clip            =
| clip2          =  
| clip2          =  
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| trailer        =   
| trailer        =   
}}
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Revision as of 02:35, 24 October 2013

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