Lost in Time (TV story)

Lost in Time
Featuring:	Sarah Jane Smith Clyde Langer Rani Chandra
Main enemy:	Nazis Koenig Miss Wyckham Lady Matilda Mary I of England (unseen)
Main setting:	Ealing, Tuesday 23rd November 2010 1889 London, 19th July 1553 South English Coast 7th June 1941
Key crew
Writer:	Rupert Laight
Director:	Joss Agnew
Producer:	Brian Minchin
Release details
Story number:	24
Release number:	Series 4
Premiere broadcast:	8th November, 2010 (Part 1) 9th November, 2010 (Part 2)
Format:	2 30-minute episodes

Lost in Time is the fifth story of Series 4 of The Sarah Jane Adventures.

Synopsis

Part 1

A harmless investigation turns into an epic quest across time and space. Sarah Jane and the gang are separated by the enigmatic Shopkeeper, and find themselves in three different time-zones throughout history – doing battle against ghost hunters, Nazis, Tudors and a mysterious parrot called Captain!

Part 2

While Sarah Jane tries to prevent a future tragedy, Clyde has to take on the Third Reich single-handed! But Rani discovers to her horror that the march of history cannot be stopped, as a greater danger from the Time Vortex threatens to consume them all.

Plot

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Cast

• Sarah Jane Smith - Elizabeth Sladen
• Clyde Langer - Daniel Anthony
• Rani Chandra -Anjli Mohindra
• Mr Smith - Alexander Armstrong
• The Shopkeeper - Cyril Nri
• Queen Jane Grey - Amber Beattie
• Mistress Ellen - Elizabeth Rider
• Lady Matilda - Fiona Hampton
• George Woods - Richard Wisker
• Koenig - Tom Wlaschiha
• Emily Morris - Gwyneth Keyworth
• Gemma - Lucie Jones
• Katy - Morgan-Faith Hughes
• Ben - Llewcus Oaten
• Miss Wyckham - Catherine Bailey
• Angela Price - Rowena Cooper

Crew

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References

British organisations

• Home Guard

Story notes

• The Time Windows resemble the Anomalies from the ITV series Primeval.

Ratings

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Myths

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Production errors

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Continuity

• The newspaper the team look at is the Ealing Echo. (SJA: Revenge of the Slitheen, Day of the Clown)
• The newspaper gives the date as 23rd November 2010, the 47th anniversary of the date that the first episode of Doctor Who was broadcast. (DW: An Unearthly Child)
• Rani is sent to 19th July, 1553 and meets Lady Jane Grey. The brief queen would later meet the First Doctor right before her execution. (VD: The Nine-Day Queen)
• On hearing that the "alien" sighted was twelve feet tall, with huge claws and red eyes, Clyde jokingly asks if they are going up against the Gruffalo. Mo Northover read his son Elliot this book. (DW: The Hungry Earth)

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