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===Development===
In [[2006]], Children's BBC expressed an interest in producing a ''Doctor Who'' spin-off.  Their initial idea was "a drama based on the idea of a young Doctor Who", but Russell T. Davies vetoed this.  "Somehow, the idea of a fourteen-year-old [[Doctor]], on [[Gallifrey]] inventing [[sonic screwdriver]]s, takes away from the mystery and intrigue of who he is and where he came from," said Davies.  He suggested instead a series based on the Doctor's former [[companion]] Sarah Jane Smith.
In [[2006]], Children's BBC expressed an interest in producing a ''Doctor Who'' spin-off.  Their initial idea was "a drama based on the idea of a young Doctor Who", but Russell T. Davies vetoed this.  "Somehow, the idea of a fourteen-year-old [[the Doctor|Doctor]], on [[Gallifrey]] inventing [[sonic screwdriver]]s, takes away from the mystery and intrigue of who he is and where he came from," said Davies.  He suggested instead a series based on the Doctor's former [[companion]] Sarah Jane Smith.


The character of Sarah Jane, played by Sladen, appeared in ''Doctor Who'' from [[1973]] to [[1976]], alongside [[Jon Pertwee]] as the [[Third Doctor]], and later [[Tom Baker]] as the [[Fourth Doctor]].  A pilot for another ''Doctor Who'' spin-off series, ''[[K-9 and Company]]'', made in [[1981]], featured Sarah Jane and the robot dog [[K-9]]; however, the option to make a series was not picked up.  Sarah Jane and K-9 returned to ''Doctor Who'' in various media many times over the years, most notably in the 20th anniversary special ''[[The Five Doctors]]'' (1983) and in the 2006 episode ''[[School Reunion]]'' -- both of which acknowledged the existence of ''K-9 and Company'' within the canon of the Whoniverse by showing Sarah Jane in possession of K-9 as established in the 1981 pilot episode.  Reports of a spin-off series first appeared around the time of "School Reunion"'s original airing, with the series having the working title of ''Sarah Jane Investigates''.
The character of Sarah Jane, played by Sladen, appeared in ''Doctor Who'' from [[1973]] to [[1976]], alongside [[Jon Pertwee]] as the [[Third Doctor]], and later [[Tom Baker]] as the [[Fourth Doctor]].  A pilot for another ''Doctor Who'' spin-off series, ''[[K-9 and Company]]'', made in [[1981]], featured Sarah Jane and the robot dog [[K-9]]; however, the option to make a series was not picked up.  Sarah Jane and K-9 returned to ''Doctor Who'' in various media many times over the years, most notably in the 20th anniversary special ''[[The Five Doctors]]'' (1983) and in the 2006 episode ''[[School Reunion]]'' -- both of which acknowledged the existence of ''K-9 and Company'' within the canon of the Whoniverse by showing Sarah Jane in possession of K-9 as established in the 1981 pilot episode.  Reports of a spin-off series first appeared around the time of "School Reunion"'s original airing, with the series having the working title of ''Sarah Jane Investigates''.
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