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'''Sarah Jane Smith''', [[#Spelling|occasionally rendered]] '''Sarah-Jane Smith''', was an investigative [[journalist]] who travelled with [[the Doctor]] in his [[Third Doctor|third]] and [[Fourth Doctor|fourth]] incarnations. She held the honour of being one of the few people the Doctor considered one of his best friends. She reunited with him in his [[Tenth Doctor|tenth incarnation]] and had adventures with him and his [[Eleventh Doctor|eleventh incarnation]]. Sarah met nine of the Doctor's incarnations in total: those already mentioned and the [[First Doctor|first]], [[Second Doctor|second]], [[Fifth Doctor|fifth]], [[Seventh Doctor|seventh]], and [[Eighth Doctor|eighth]]. | '''Sarah Jane Smith''', [[#Spelling|occasionally rendered]] '''Sarah-Jane Smith''', was an investigative [[journalist]] who travelled with [[the Doctor]] in his [[Third Doctor|third]] and [[Fourth Doctor|fourth]] incarnations. She held the honour of being one of the few people the Doctor considered one of his best friends. She reunited with him in his [[Tenth Doctor|tenth incarnation]] and had adventures with him and his [[Eleventh Doctor|eleventh incarnation]]. Sarah met nine of the Doctor's incarnations in total: those already mentioned and the [[First Doctor|first]], [[Second Doctor|second]], [[Fifth Doctor|fifth]], [[Seventh Doctor|seventh]], and [[Eighth Doctor|eighth]]. | ||
With the exception of K9, a robot dog gifted to her by the Doctor, Sarah spent most of her life alone after travelling with him, but maintained previous friendships with UNIT staff; her connections to the Doctor and [[the Brigadier]] afforded her enough pull with the group to call them in to mop up messes after a threat was averted. | With the exception of K9, a robot dog gifted to her by the Doctor, Sarah spent most of her life alone after travelling with him, but maintained previous friendships with UNIT staff; her connections to the Doctor and [[the Brigadier]] afforded her enough pull with the group to call them in to mop up messes after a threat was averted. | ||
In her later life, Sarah continued to repel any alien threats, while assisting more friendly ones. She eventually created a [[Xylok]]-based computer named [[Mr Smith]] to assist her by providing intel. These adventures lead her to take on her very own companions, forming a surrogate family; this group consisted of her adopted children of alien origins [[Luke Smith|Luke]] and [[Sky Smith|Sky]], and her young neighbours, [[Maria Jackson|Maria]], [[Clyde Langer|Clyde]] and [[Rani Chandra|Rani]]. Each had skills that helped Sarah in her adventures. | In her later life, Sarah continued to repel any alien threats, while assisting more friendly ones. She eventually created a [[Xylok]]-based computer named [[Mr Smith]] to assist her by providing intel. These adventures lead her to take on her very own companions, forming a surrogate family; this group consisted of her adopted children of alien origins [[Luke Smith|Luke]] and [[Sky Smith|Sky]], and her young neighbours, [[Maria Jackson|Maria]], [[Clyde Langer|Clyde]] and [[Rani Chandra|Rani]]. Each had skills that helped Sarah in her adventures. | ||
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=== Early life === | === Early life === | ||
==== Infancy ==== | ==== Infancy ==== | ||
Sarah Jane Smith was born in [[May]] [[1951]] in the village of [[Foxgrove]] ([[TV]]: ''[[The Temptation of Sarah Jane Smith (TV story)|The Temptation of Sarah Jane Smith]]'') under the [[astrology|astrological sign]] of [[Taurus]]. ([[TV]]: ''[[Secrets of the Stars (TV story)|Secrets of the Stars]]'') | Sarah Jane Smith was born in [[May]] [[1951]] in the village of [[Foxgrove]] ([[TV]]: ''[[The Temptation of Sarah Jane Smith (TV story)|The Temptation of Sarah Jane Smith]]'') under the [[astrology|astrological sign]] of [[Taurus]]. ([[TV]]: ''[[Secrets of the Stars (TV story)|Secrets of the Stars]]'') | ||
On [[18 August]] [[1951]], her parents, [[Barbara Smith|Barbara]] and [[Eddie Smith]], abandoned her in her pram and drove off in their car to protect the world from [[the Trickster]]. The Trickster had nearly tricked the adult version of Sarah into allowing him to manifest and then conquer Earth. A few minutes later on a country lane, Eddie and Barbara collided with a tractor and were killed. | On [[18 August]] [[1951]], her parents, [[Barbara Smith|Barbara]] and [[Eddie Smith]], abandoned her in her pram and drove off in their car to protect the world from [[the Trickster]]. The Trickster had nearly tricked the adult version of Sarah into allowing him to manifest and then conquer Earth. A few minutes later on a country lane, Eddie and Barbara collided with a tractor and were killed. | ||
Sarah was raised by her aunt, [[Lavinia Smith]], a virologist. ([[TV]]: ''[[The Temptation of Sarah Jane Smith (TV story)|The Temptation of Sarah Jane Smith]]'') She may have been close to her uncle, [[Africana Smith|Africana]]. ([[PROSE]]: ''[[The Curse of Kanbo-Ala (short story)|The Curse of Kanbo-Ala]]'') | Sarah was raised by her aunt, [[Lavinia Smith]], a virologist. ([[TV]]: ''[[The Temptation of Sarah Jane Smith (TV story)|The Temptation of Sarah Jane Smith]]'') She may have been close to her uncle, [[Africana Smith|Africana]]. ([[PROSE]]: ''[[The Curse of Kanbo-Ala (short story)|The Curse of Kanbo-Ala]]'') | ||
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[[File:SJSScaredIOD.jpg|thumb|right|Sarah encounters dinosaurs. ([[TV]]: ''[[Invasion of the Dinosaurs (TV story)|Invasion of the Dinosaurs]]'')]] | [[File:SJSScaredIOD.jpg|thumb|right|Sarah encounters dinosaurs. ([[TV]]: ''[[Invasion of the Dinosaurs (TV story)|Invasion of the Dinosaurs]]'')]] | ||
Sarah was eager to come back to Earth, expecting the Doctor to set the TARDIS' course to the scientific research centre. The Doctor saw no point in going back there with the suspicious activities resolved, instead aiming to land in [[UNIT HQ]], but he got the coordinates a little off, finding himself in an empty park. The Doctor and Sarah arrived in [[1970s]] [[London]] to find it had been evacuated because of [[dinosaur]]s. The dinosaurs were brought to London by a time machine in a plan to revert London and the entire world to a pre-technological level, which would undo the existence of all living things around at the time. Sarah tried to interview [[Charles Grover]], but when she got too nosy, he kidnapped her and placed her on a "colony ship", peopled by individuals who thought they were heading for a new life; Sarah convinced some of the crew that the "spaceship" was fake and was able to escape. The Doctor reversed the polarity of the time machine, causing Grover and his accomplice, [[Professor]] [[Whitaker (Invasion of the Dinosaurs)|Whitaker]], to accidentally send themselves on a one-way trip to the pre-technological era. | Sarah was eager to come back to Earth, expecting the Doctor to set the TARDIS' course to the scientific research centre. The Doctor saw no point in going back there with the suspicious activities resolved, instead aiming to land in [[UNIT HQ]], but he got the coordinates a little off, finding himself in an empty park. The Doctor and Sarah arrived in [[1970s]] [[London]] to find it had been evacuated because of [[dinosaur]]s. The dinosaurs were brought to London by a time machine in a plan to revert London and the entire world to a pre-technological level, which would undo the existence of all living things around at the time. Sarah tried to interview [[Charles Grover]], but when she got too nosy, he kidnapped her and placed her on a "colony ship", peopled by individuals who thought they were heading for a new life; Sarah convinced some of the crew that the "spaceship" was fake and was able to escape. The Doctor reversed the polarity of the time machine, causing Grover and his accomplice, [[Professor]] [[Whitaker (Invasion of the Dinosaurs)|Whitaker]], to accidentally send themselves on a one-way trip to the pre-technological era. | ||
Unfortunately, Sarah would have to face the departure of a friend at UNIT, [[Captain]] [[Mike Yates]], who was convinced to join the cause of the [[Operation Golden Age]] group and assist them, betraying his colleagues. When Yates saw the error of his ways, he quickly reconciled with UNIT, but had caused enough trouble and distrust that it signalled the end of his career with them. Lethbridge-Stewart prevented him from facing legal repercussions by arranging for him to have extended sick leave and a chance to resign quietly. ([[TV]]: ''[[Invasion of the Dinosaurs (TV story)|Invasion of the Dinosaurs]]'') | Unfortunately, Sarah would have to face the departure of a friend at UNIT, [[Captain]] [[Mike Yates]], who was convinced to join the cause of the [[Operation Golden Age]] group and assist them, betraying his colleagues. When Yates saw the error of his ways, he quickly reconciled with UNIT, but had caused enough trouble and distrust that it signalled the end of his career with them. Lethbridge-Stewart prevented him from facing legal repercussions by arranging for him to have extended sick leave and a chance to resign quietly. ([[TV]]: ''[[Invasion of the Dinosaurs (TV story)|Invasion of the Dinosaurs]]'') | ||
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The ever more discontented miners soon disrupted trisilicate production and the Galactic Federation, fearing the loss of a vital resource during its current war with [[Galaxy 5 (organisation)|Galaxy 5]], sent in the [[Ice Warrior]]s to force the mining to recommence. Since this was the Ice Warriors' only apparent purpose in sending an army to Peladon, Sarah convinced the planet's leaders to address the miners' grievances about the lack of social progress. In return, they would resume mining and no force would be necessary. | The ever more discontented miners soon disrupted trisilicate production and the Galactic Federation, fearing the loss of a vital resource during its current war with [[Galaxy 5 (organisation)|Galaxy 5]], sent in the [[Ice Warrior]]s to force the mining to recommence. Since this was the Ice Warriors' only apparent purpose in sending an army to Peladon, Sarah convinced the planet's leaders to address the miners' grievances about the lack of social progress. In return, they would resume mining and no force would be necessary. | ||
However, when the Ice Warriors arrived, they took over the primitive Peladon anyway. They had incited the riots which caused the Galactic Federation to send them there by using advanced technology to deceive the miners into believing their god was punishing them. After they conquered the planet and are then finally rebuffed, Queen Thalira asked the Doctor to be the new Chancellor. He recommended [[Gebek]], the miners' leader, for the newly vacated Chancellor position. Seeing that Thalira was appalled at the Doctor's suggestion, Sarah pointed out to her the similarities between class and gender disparities. ([[TV]]: ''[[The Monster of Peladon (TV story)|The Monster of Peladon]]'') | However, when the Ice Warriors arrived, they took over the primitive Peladon anyway. They had incited the riots which caused the Galactic Federation to send them there by using advanced technology to deceive the miners into believing their god was punishing them. After they conquered the planet and are then finally rebuffed, Queen Thalira asked the Doctor to be the new Chancellor. He recommended [[Gebek]], the miners' leader, for the newly vacated Chancellor position. Seeing that Thalira was appalled at the Doctor's suggestion, Sarah pointed out to her the similarities between class and gender disparities. ([[TV]]: ''[[The Monster of Peladon (TV story)|The Monster of Peladon]]'') | ||
Sometime later, the Doctor and Sarah travelled to [[Peladon]] again, and encountered [[Dalek]]s. ([[AUDIO]]: ''[[Glorious Goodwood (audio story)|Glorious Goodwood]]'') | Sometime later, the Doctor and Sarah travelled to [[Peladon]] again, and encountered [[Dalek]]s. ([[AUDIO]]: ''[[Glorious Goodwood (audio story)|Glorious Goodwood]]'') | ||
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Sarah, the Doctor and Harry became involved in an investigation which resulted in a confrontation with the SRS and K1, with the help of Lethbridge-Stewart, newly promoted Warrant Officer Benton and UNIT troops. Because Sarah showed kindness and sympathy to K1, it took a liking to her, and refused to harm her in any way. Despite the SRS' attempts to override its primary directive, K1's mind began to deteriorate from its conflicted morality. Kettlewell similarly faltered in his loyalties to the SRS, and tried to stop K1 from killing people. K1, in an act of confusion, killed his creator with the disintegrator gun built from the parts he stole. K1, no longer answering to a father figure, overcame an [[Oedipus complex]] and turned against the SRS. When the Brigadier used the disintegrator gun against K1, the robot instead grew to tremendous proportions and kidnapped Sarah. | Sarah, the Doctor and Harry became involved in an investigation which resulted in a confrontation with the SRS and K1, with the help of Lethbridge-Stewart, newly promoted Warrant Officer Benton and UNIT troops. Because Sarah showed kindness and sympathy to K1, it took a liking to her, and refused to harm her in any way. Despite the SRS' attempts to override its primary directive, K1's mind began to deteriorate from its conflicted morality. Kettlewell similarly faltered in his loyalties to the SRS, and tried to stop K1 from killing people. K1, in an act of confusion, killed his creator with the disintegrator gun built from the parts he stole. K1, no longer answering to a father figure, overcame an [[Oedipus complex]] and turned against the SRS. When the Brigadier used the disintegrator gun against K1, the robot instead grew to tremendous proportions and kidnapped Sarah. | ||
In UNIT HQ, the Doctor and Harry worked on developing a metal virus that would dissolve the giant robot using Kettlewell's research. Arriving with the solution, he dumped it on K1, and the robot corroded away until nothing was left of him. After the robot and its power-hungry controllers were defeated, Sarah felt saddened by the loss of K1, thinking it could have been avoided. The Doctor offered her some comforting words, along with a [[jelly baby]], his new favourite snack. Choosing to duck out of the formal rituals that came with his job at UNIT, the Doctor wanted a fresh start in his fourth incarnation, and planned to leave UNIT behind. Sarah agreed eagerly to continue travelling with the Doctor to other adventures in time and space. Although sceptical, Harry Sullivan went with them, when he caught the two about to depart and didn't believe the truth about the TARDIS. As the TARDIS dematerialised, the Brigader caught it just in time to watch it vanish and glumly faced the prospect of the Doctor ditching him, not yet aware two more of his personnel had followed suit. ([[TV]]: ''[[Robot (TV story)|Robot]]'') | In UNIT HQ, the Doctor and Harry worked on developing a metal virus that would dissolve the giant robot using Kettlewell's research. Arriving with the solution, he dumped it on K1, and the robot corroded away until nothing was left of him. After the robot and its power-hungry controllers were defeated, Sarah felt saddened by the loss of K1, thinking it could have been avoided. The Doctor offered her some comforting words, along with a [[jelly baby]], his new favourite snack. Choosing to duck out of the formal rituals that came with his job at UNIT, the Doctor wanted a fresh start in his fourth incarnation, and planned to leave UNIT behind. Sarah agreed eagerly to continue travelling with the Doctor to other adventures in time and space. Although sceptical, Harry Sullivan went with them, when he caught the two about to depart and didn't believe the truth about the TARDIS. As the TARDIS dematerialised, the Brigader caught it just in time to watch it vanish and glumly faced the prospect of the Doctor ditching him, not yet aware two more of his personnel had followed suit. ([[TV]]: ''[[Robot (TV story)|Robot]]'') | ||
Sarah's first trip with this Doctor was sidetracked when Harry interfered with the console controls. Instead of landing on [[the Moon]] as intended, the TARDIS materialised on [[Space Station Nerva]] far in the future, where [[human]]ity had been cryogenically suspended to await [[Earth]]'s recovery from [[solar flare]]s. The three of them quickly learned the space station had been robbed of its power supply, and as a consequence, its air supply. Sarah lost consciousness from the lack of oxygen, but slowly came to once the Doctor had fixed the power, reactivating the Nerva's [[oxygen generator]]s. The Doctor and Harry unknowingly sat her down on a transmat chair, linked to the Nerva's hibernation systems, to recuperate. She was beamed to a tranquiller couch that lulled her to sleep, then put in stasis and transmatted to a cryogenic pod, outfitted in a crewmember's uniform. | Sarah's first trip with this Doctor was sidetracked when Harry interfered with the console controls. Instead of landing on [[the Moon]] as intended, the TARDIS materialised on [[Space Station Nerva]] far in the future, where [[human]]ity had been cryogenically suspended to await [[Earth]]'s recovery from [[solar flare]]s. The three of them quickly learned the space station had been robbed of its power supply, and as a consequence, its air supply. Sarah lost consciousness from the lack of oxygen, but slowly came to once the Doctor had fixed the power, reactivating the Nerva's [[oxygen generator]]s. The Doctor and Harry unknowingly sat her down on a transmat chair, linked to the Nerva's hibernation systems, to recuperate. She was beamed to a tranquiller couch that lulled her to sleep, then put in stasis and transmatted to a cryogenic pod, outfitted in a crewmember's uniform. | ||
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[[File:Sarah in a Conduit.jpg|thumb|left|Sarah crawling through a conduit on the [[Space Station Nerva]]. ([[TV]]: ''[[The Ark in Space (TV story)|The Ark in Space]]'')]] | [[File:Sarah in a Conduit.jpg|thumb|left|Sarah crawling through a conduit on the [[Space Station Nerva]]. ([[TV]]: ''[[The Ark in Space (TV story)|The Ark in Space]]'')]] | ||
Noah, resisting conversion into a Wirrn, gave everyone a chance to escape, if they fled the Nerva on its sole transport ship and left the dormant humans to the Wirrn. When the group refused, the Wirrn cut the Nerva's power again. Sarah put forth a plan to hook up the ship's power supply to the space station. To make it work, a power cable was fed from the ship to the cryogenic chamber through a conduit, safe from the Wirrn. A job meant for a mechanical cable runner, which the Nerva lacked, Sarah, being small and nimble, elected to crawl through the vents while in radio communication with crewmember [[Rogin]] as he instructed her movements using a map of the conduit systems. However, Sarah misjudged the size of the conduits and kept getting stuck. Upon approaching the exit port for the cryogenic chamber, she heard the Doctor's voice nearby, but got trapped, causing her to panic. | Noah, resisting conversion into a Wirrn, gave everyone a chance to escape, if they fled the Nerva on its sole transport ship and left the dormant humans to the Wirrn. When the group refused, the Wirrn cut the Nerva's power again. Sarah put forth a plan to hook up the ship's power supply to the space station. To make it work, a power cable was fed from the ship to the cryogenic chamber through a conduit, safe from the Wirrn. A job meant for a mechanical cable runner, which the Nerva lacked, Sarah, being small and nimble, elected to crawl through the vents while in radio communication with crewmember [[Rogin]] as he instructed her movements using a map of the conduit systems. However, Sarah misjudged the size of the conduits and kept getting stuck. Upon approaching the exit port for the cryogenic chamber, she heard the Doctor's voice nearby, but got trapped, causing her to panic. | ||
The Doctor, tired of Sarah's "whining", suddenly quit coaching her through the vents and berated her as a useless, stupid, foolish girl only pretending to act tough, lacking the guts to back up her promises. Strongly enraged at the Doctor's insults, Sarah, blinded by her anger at him, stopped thinking about being stuck in the vent, broke free and scrambled to the exit with intent of coming after him. As the Doctor helped her out, she wrenched herself away from his arms and attempted to smack him in anger. However, the Doctor revealed he was actually very proud of her and simply used reverse psychology on her. Realising she had been "conned again", Sarah called the Doctor a "brute", before forgiving him, knowing he meant no insult to her character. With Sarah's plan successful, the Wirrn were lured into the transport ship by Noah, who retained his humanity and tricked the Wirrn into a suicide by making sure the rocket stabilisers were not set, destroying the vessel moments after liftoff. Rogin also sacrificed his life to send the ship into space, stepping in for the Doctor against his wishes when he tried to do so. On behalf of the space station, the Doctor went down to Earth with Harry and Sarah to fix the relay. ([[TV]]: ''[[The Ark in Space (TV story)|The Ark in Space]]'') | The Doctor, tired of Sarah's "whining", suddenly quit coaching her through the vents and berated her as a useless, stupid, foolish girl only pretending to act tough, lacking the guts to back up her promises. Strongly enraged at the Doctor's insults, Sarah, blinded by her anger at him, stopped thinking about being stuck in the vent, broke free and scrambled to the exit with intent of coming after him. As the Doctor helped her out, she wrenched herself away from his arms and attempted to smack him in anger. However, the Doctor revealed he was actually very proud of her and simply used reverse psychology on her. Realising she had been "conned again", Sarah called the Doctor a "brute", before forgiving him, knowing he meant no insult to her character. With Sarah's plan successful, the Wirrn were lured into the transport ship by Noah, who retained his humanity and tricked the Wirrn into a suicide by making sure the rocket stabilisers were not set, destroying the vessel moments after liftoff. Rogin also sacrificed his life to send the ship into space, stepping in for the Doctor against his wishes when he tried to do so. On behalf of the space station, the Doctor went down to Earth with Harry and Sarah to fix the relay. ([[TV]]: ''[[The Ark in Space (TV story)|The Ark in Space]]'') | ||
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The Sontaran assessed Sarah's strengths and weaknesses. After noting she lacked military value, he decided to make her his seventh experiment- resistance to fear. Styre placed Sarah inside a force field, bound up with a device linked to her mind, which made her hallucinate her worst fears, such as snakes, the nearby rock cliffs caving in, and being swallowed up by mud. The Doctor found Sarah and disabled the torture device, but she had passed out from fright. Once Sarah was awake again, Harry, under the Doctor's instructions, removed the [[terullian diode bypass transformer]] from Styre's ship, which caused the energy Styre fed on in his ship to feed on Styre instead. The Doctor, Sarah and Harry attempted to return to Nerva Beacon using the transmat. ([[TV]]: ''[[The Sontaran Experiment (TV story)|The Sontaran Experiment]]'') | The Sontaran assessed Sarah's strengths and weaknesses. After noting she lacked military value, he decided to make her his seventh experiment- resistance to fear. Styre placed Sarah inside a force field, bound up with a device linked to her mind, which made her hallucinate her worst fears, such as snakes, the nearby rock cliffs caving in, and being swallowed up by mud. The Doctor found Sarah and disabled the torture device, but she had passed out from fright. Once Sarah was awake again, Harry, under the Doctor's instructions, removed the [[terullian diode bypass transformer]] from Styre's ship, which caused the energy Styre fed on in his ship to feed on Styre instead. The Doctor, Sarah and Harry attempted to return to Nerva Beacon using the transmat. ([[TV]]: ''[[The Sontaran Experiment (TV story)|The Sontaran Experiment]]'') | ||
The transmat was intercepted by a [[Time Lord]], pulling the Doctor, Sarah and Harry to the planet [[Skaro]] in its distant past. On behalf of the Time Lord race, the messenger sent them on a mission to intervene in the [[creation of the Daleks|creation]] of the [[Dalek]]s, giving the Doctor a [[time ring]] that would send him and his companions back to the TARDIS when it was completed. The Doctor was either to prevent it or to induce the Daleks to develop into less dangerous creatures. Sarah was captured by the [[Thal]]s and put to work in a labour camp, under conditions that were guaranteed to kill off the workers after a while by having them move dangerous materials without the protective equipment to protect them from deadly exposure, with the Thals having fought for so long they were running out of supplies and had none to spare for prisoners. She made friends with one of her fellow prisoners, [[Sevrin]], a [[Muto]], who aided her in her escape and against the Daleks. | The transmat was intercepted by a [[Time Lord]], pulling the Doctor, Sarah and Harry to the planet [[Skaro]] in its distant past. On behalf of the Time Lord race, the messenger sent them on a mission to intervene in the [[creation of the Daleks|creation]] of the [[Dalek]]s, giving the Doctor a [[time ring]] that would send him and his companions back to the TARDIS when it was completed. The Doctor was either to prevent it or to induce the Daleks to develop into less dangerous creatures. Sarah was captured by the [[Thal]]s and put to work in a labour camp, under conditions that were guaranteed to kill off the workers after a while by having them move dangerous materials without the protective equipment to protect them from deadly exposure, with the Thals having fought for so long they were running out of supplies and had none to spare for prisoners. She made friends with one of her fellow prisoners, [[Sevrin]], a [[Muto]], who aided her in her escape and against the Daleks. | ||
The Doctor and Harry found and rescued Sarah. However, the Doctor had learned the mad [[Kaled]] scientist [[Davros]] turned traitor to his own people by selling out the location of the [[Kaled Dome]] to the Thals and would have them bombed by a [[neutronic missile]], since they opposed his plans to guide their war weapon-induced mutations into the Dalek species, which they disapproved of. Sarah and Harry, along with Sevrin, ran off to warn the Kaleds, but the Dome was bombed while they were en route through the wilderness of Skaro. | The Doctor and Harry found and rescued Sarah. However, the Doctor had learned the mad [[Kaled]] scientist [[Davros]] turned traitor to his own people by selling out the location of the [[Kaled Dome]] to the Thals and would have them bombed by a [[neutronic missile]], since they opposed his plans to guide their war weapon-induced mutations into the Dalek species, which they disapproved of. Sarah and Harry, along with Sevrin, ran off to warn the Kaleds, but the Dome was bombed while they were en route through the wilderness of Skaro. | ||
The Doctor feared his companions had been killed until they managed to reunite with him and inform him of what happened. While trying to infiltrate the bunker beneath the ruined dome, Sarah, the Doctor and Harry were all captured and tortured by Davros, who wanted to know the Doctor's foreknowledge of the Daleks' defeats so he could plan against them. The Doctor complied and Davros released his companions, and was soon overpowered by the Doctor momentarily. He had an opportunity to destroy the embryonic Dalek mutants and prevent any Daleks from existing, but though Sarah urged him to go through with blowing them up, the Doctor saw how fear of the Daleks had brought worlds together under noble reasons which otherwise never would have united and chose to let the Daleks survive. Sarah and Harry instead helped him capture [[Nyder]], Davros's assistant, to turn the tables against him. | The Doctor feared his companions had been killed until they managed to reunite with him and inform him of what happened. While trying to infiltrate the bunker beneath the ruined dome, Sarah, the Doctor and Harry were all captured and tortured by Davros, who wanted to know the Doctor's foreknowledge of the Daleks' defeats so he could plan against them. The Doctor complied and Davros released his companions, and was soon overpowered by the Doctor momentarily. He had an opportunity to destroy the embryonic Dalek mutants and prevent any Daleks from existing, but though Sarah urged him to go through with blowing them up, the Doctor saw how fear of the Daleks had brought worlds together under noble reasons which otherwise never would have united and chose to let the Daleks survive. Sarah and Harry instead helped him capture [[Nyder]], Davros's assistant, to turn the tables against him. | ||
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Sarah escaped the wrath of the native Vogans who disapproved of outsiders invading their secluded lifestyle, having fled to the innermost depths of Voga to avoid further conflicts with the Cybermen after suffering repeated onslaughts by them in the past. She returned to Nerva, where she tried to spy on the Cybermen, but was caught and tied up on Nerva as the Cybermen tried to crash it into Voga. The Doctor stopped them from blowing up the station and the planet Voga and saved Sarah's life. The Vogan [[Vorus]] attempted a counterstrike with a missile, but the Doctor lured it away from the Nerva and into the fleeing shuttle of the Cybermen. His TARDIS at last managed to hone in on the Nerva and materialise, allowing the crew to go home to Earth, only to be greeted with a message from Brigadier Lethbridge-Stewart through the [[space-time telegraph]] the Doctor left him, indicating a grave emergency. ([[TV]]: ''[[Revenge of the Cybermen (TV story)|Revenge of the Cybermen]]'') | Sarah escaped the wrath of the native Vogans who disapproved of outsiders invading their secluded lifestyle, having fled to the innermost depths of Voga to avoid further conflicts with the Cybermen after suffering repeated onslaughts by them in the past. She returned to Nerva, where she tried to spy on the Cybermen, but was caught and tied up on Nerva as the Cybermen tried to crash it into Voga. The Doctor stopped them from blowing up the station and the planet Voga and saved Sarah's life. The Vogan [[Vorus]] attempted a counterstrike with a missile, but the Doctor lured it away from the Nerva and into the fleeing shuttle of the Cybermen. His TARDIS at last managed to hone in on the Nerva and materialise, allowing the crew to go home to Earth, only to be greeted with a message from Brigadier Lethbridge-Stewart through the [[space-time telegraph]] the Doctor left him, indicating a grave emergency. ([[TV]]: ''[[Revenge of the Cybermen (TV story)|Revenge of the Cybermen]]'') | ||
When the Doctor was called back to Earth, Sarah and Harry were reunited with the Brigadier and Sergeant Benton. The [[Zygon]]s were trying to bring the legendary [[Loch Ness]] monster under their control. During their investigation of attacks on oil rigs by the monster, a [[Skarasen]], a creature native from the Zygon homeworld, Harry was grazed in the head after the [[Duke of Forgill]]'s gamekeeper, [[Caber|the Caber]], shot at him for trespassing. When UNIT found him and had him hospitalised, Sarah was attacked by a Zygon posing as a nurse and imprisoned. When he was rescued by the Doctor, her holding cell was gassed, forcing him to place her in a temporary trance to survive without oxygen. Later, she was attacked again by [[Madra]], impersonating Harry, who fled and dove into a barn while running away, where he transformed and attacked her with a pitchfork, but stumbled while trying to reach for her from atop a haystack, fell over, and impaled himself. | When the Doctor was called back to Earth, Sarah and Harry were reunited with the Brigadier and Sergeant Benton. The [[Zygon]]s were trying to bring the legendary [[Loch Ness]] monster under their control. During their investigation of attacks on oil rigs by the monster, a [[Skarasen]], a creature native from the Zygon homeworld, Harry was grazed in the head after the [[Duke of Forgill]]'s gamekeeper, [[Caber|the Caber]], shot at him for trespassing. When UNIT found him and had him hospitalised, Sarah was attacked by a Zygon posing as a nurse and imprisoned. When he was rescued by the Doctor, her holding cell was gassed, forcing him to place her in a temporary trance to survive without oxygen. Later, she was attacked again by [[Madra]], impersonating Harry, who fled and dove into a barn while running away, where he transformed and attacked her with a pitchfork, but stumbled while trying to reach for her from atop a haystack, fell over, and impaled himself. | ||
Sarah later did research in the Forgill Castle and discovered a secret passage to a Zygon ship. There, she found Harry being held prisoner and freed him. They snuck back into the castle to reconvene with the Doctor and the Brigadier, who hatched a plan to free everyone held hostage on the Zygon ship and then cause it to explode. However, their leader, [[Broton]], was elsewhere, luring the Skarasen to [[London]] with a trilanic activator, which it would destroy along with the target, the [[basement]] of Stanbridge House. | Sarah later did research in the Forgill Castle and discovered a secret passage to a Zygon ship. There, she found Harry being held prisoner and freed him. They snuck back into the castle to reconvene with the Doctor and the Brigadier, who hatched a plan to free everyone held hostage on the Zygon ship and then cause it to explode. However, their leader, [[Broton]], was elsewhere, luring the Skarasen to [[London]] with a trilanic activator, which it would destroy along with the target, the [[basement]] of Stanbridge House. | ||
The Doctor found Broton and summoned UNIT soldiers to his aid. The Brigadier shot Broton to death and the Doctor fed the activator to the Skarasen, who then swam back to Loch Ness. Sarah and Harry witnessed the creature rise from the [[River Thames]] before it fled and cause panic in the streets of London. After this incident and being shot, Harry had decided not to board the TARDIS again when the Doctor insisted on giving everyone a ride back to London when he went back to a Scottish plantation to retrieve his ship. Sarah bid goodbye to Harry, who wished to return to UNIT, and continued her adventures with the Doctor while the Brigadier had arranged a lift for himself, Benton and the Duke of Forgill by train. ([[TV]]: ''[[Terror of the Zygons (TV story)|Terror of the Zygons]]'') | The Doctor found Broton and summoned UNIT soldiers to his aid. The Brigadier shot Broton to death and the Doctor fed the activator to the Skarasen, who then swam back to Loch Ness. Sarah and Harry witnessed the creature rise from the [[River Thames]] before it fled and cause panic in the streets of London. After this incident and being shot, Harry had decided not to board the TARDIS again when the Doctor insisted on giving everyone a ride back to London when he went back to a Scottish plantation to retrieve his ship. Sarah bid goodbye to Harry, who wished to return to UNIT, and continued her adventures with the Doctor while the Brigadier had arranged a lift for himself, Benton and the Duke of Forgill by train. ([[TV]]: ''[[Terror of the Zygons (TV story)|Terror of the Zygons]]'') | ||
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While still trying to get back to UNIT, Sarah encouraged the Doctor to resign from his position if he was getting tired of working for them. However, they ended up getting involved with stopping [[Sutekh]] from escaping his prison on the planet [[Mars]]. They succeeded in ageing the villain to death in mid-transfer to Earth. ([[TV]]: ''[[Pyramids of Mars (TV story)|Pyramids of Mars]]'') | While still trying to get back to UNIT, Sarah encouraged the Doctor to resign from his position if he was getting tired of working for them. However, they ended up getting involved with stopping [[Sutekh]] from escaping his prison on the planet [[Mars]]. They succeeded in ageing the villain to death in mid-transfer to Earth. ([[TV]]: ''[[Pyramids of Mars (TV story)|Pyramids of Mars]]'') | ||
They landed in [[Devesham]], a town in which she had done interviews. However, they were not on Earth at all but [[Oseidon]]. The [[Kraal]]s had replaced the populace with [[android]]s and were planning to take over Earth. With the help of UNIT, the aliens were stopped. ([[TV]]: ''[[The Android Invasion (TV story)|The Android Invasion]]'') | They landed in [[Devesham]], a town in which she had done interviews. However, they were not on Earth at all but [[Oseidon]]. The [[Kraal]]s had replaced the populace with [[android]]s and were planning to take over Earth. With the help of UNIT, the aliens were stopped. ([[TV]]: ''[[The Android Invasion (TV story)|The Android Invasion]]'') | ||
The Doctor and Sarah visited London to find that the [[Pescaton]]s were invading Earth. He discovered their weakness to high-pitched noise and set a trap for their leader, [[Zor]], killing him. When he died, all the other Pescatons died as well. ([[AUDIO]]: ''[[Doctor Who and the Pescatons]]'') | The Doctor and Sarah visited London to find that the [[Pescaton]]s were invading Earth. He discovered their weakness to high-pitched noise and set a trap for their leader, [[Zor]], killing him. When he died, all the other Pescatons died as well. ([[AUDIO]]: ''[[Doctor Who and the Pescatons]]'') | ||
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She enrolled Luke at [[Park Vale School]], which Maria also attended. At Park Vale, Luke and Maria befriended the "joker" [[Clyde Langer]]. However, she soon found something was amiss in the school due the rapid decay of the food there. She soon learned that a branch of the [[Slitheen]] had infiltrated the school to use a device they had tricked Luke into partially reworking to drain the sun. However, the device could not handle the power of the sun and exploded, taking some Slitheen with it while others escaped. Because Clyde had aided in the defeat of the Slitheen, Sarah allowed him to join her "gang". ([[TV]]: ''[[Revenge of the Slitheen (TV story)|Revenge of the Slitheen]]'') | She enrolled Luke at [[Park Vale School]], which Maria also attended. At Park Vale, Luke and Maria befriended the "joker" [[Clyde Langer]]. However, she soon found something was amiss in the school due the rapid decay of the food there. She soon learned that a branch of the [[Slitheen]] had infiltrated the school to use a device they had tricked Luke into partially reworking to drain the sun. However, the device could not handle the power of the sun and exploded, taking some Slitheen with it while others escaped. Because Clyde had aided in the defeat of the Slitheen, Sarah allowed him to join her "gang". ([[TV]]: ''[[Revenge of the Slitheen (TV story)|Revenge of the Slitheen]]'') | ||
Accompanied by Clyde and Luke, Sarah next investigated the sighting of a nun at a [[retirement]] home. There, she met [[Bea Nelson-Stanley]], who she learned had encounters with [[Sontaran]]s just like her. She was also hiding a key to a portal that allowed the parasitic [[Gorgon]]s to invade. Though she was nearly made into its new host, Sarah succeeding in closing the portal and giving the key back to Bea as a memento of her deceased husband. ([[TV]]: ''[[Eye of the Gorgon (TV story)|Eye of the Gorgon]]'') | Accompanied by Clyde and Luke, Sarah next investigated the sighting of a nun at a [[retirement]] home. There, she met [[Bea Nelson-Stanley]], who she learned had encounters with [[Sontaran]]s just like her. She was also hiding a key to a portal that allowed the parasitic [[Gorgon]]s to invade. Though she was nearly made into its new host, Sarah succeeding in closing the portal and giving the key back to Bea as a memento of her deceased husband. ([[TV]]: ''[[Eye of the Gorgon (TV story)|Eye of the Gorgon]]'') | ||
When teenagers began vanishing during random storms, Sarah found that they were being kidnapped by General [[Kudlak]] to fight in the [[Ghost Wars]]. However, the trouble was actually caused by the [[The Mistress (Warriors of Kudlak)|Mistress]], a computer that lied to Kudlak about the war's end. After he returned the children he recently had taken back to Earth, Sarah allowed him to leave in peace and search for the other children he had sent away. ([[TV]]: ''[[Warriors of Kudlak (TV story)|Warriors of Kudlak]]'') | When teenagers began vanishing during random storms, Sarah found that they were being kidnapped by General [[Kudlak]] to fight in the [[Ghost Wars]]. However, the trouble was actually caused by the [[The Mistress (Warriors of Kudlak)|Mistress]], a computer that lied to Kudlak about the war's end. After he returned the children he recently had taken back to Earth, Sarah allowed him to leave in peace and search for the other children he had sent away. ([[TV]]: ''[[Warriors of Kudlak (TV story)|Warriors of Kudlak]]'') | ||
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Sarah accompanied [[Bradbury|Mr Bradbury]]'s history class, which included Maria, Clyde and Luke, on a school trip to the [[Stone Whisperers]]. There the alien [[Ravage]] started to take control of Luke's mind. Sarah supported Luke when he fought a mental battle against Ravage and helped Luke expelling Ravage from his mind. ([[AUDIO]]: ''[[The Thirteenth Stone (audio story)|The Thirteenth Stone]]'') | Sarah accompanied [[Bradbury|Mr Bradbury]]'s history class, which included Maria, Clyde and Luke, on a school trip to the [[Stone Whisperers]]. There the alien [[Ravage]] started to take control of Luke's mind. Sarah supported Luke when he fought a mental battle against Ravage and helped Luke expelling Ravage from his mind. ([[AUDIO]]: ''[[The Thirteenth Stone (audio story)|The Thirteenth Stone]]'') | ||
Her fate was later switched with [[Andrea Yates]]' own by [[the Trickster]], making Earth vulnerable to an incoming meteor. However, when Andrea rejected the Trickster's offer and agreed to die as she had been supposed to, Sarah was able to save Earth from the meteor with Mr Smith's help. [[Alan Jackson|Maria's father Alan]] learned of her secret life and offered his computer tech expertise when they needed assistance. ([[TV]]: ''[[Whatever Happened to Sarah Jane? (TV story)|Whatever Happened to Sarah Jane?]]'') | Her fate was later switched with [[Andrea Yates]]' own by [[the Trickster]], making Earth vulnerable to an incoming meteor. However, when Andrea rejected the Trickster's offer and agreed to die as she had been supposed to, Sarah was able to save Earth from the meteor with Mr Smith's help. [[Alan Jackson|Maria's father Alan]] learned of her secret life and offered his computer tech expertise when they needed assistance. ([[TV]]: ''[[Whatever Happened to Sarah Jane? (TV story)|Whatever Happened to Sarah Jane?]]'') | ||
When a news report showed Luke to be a missing boy belonging to a couple, Sarah was forced to give him up. However, it turned out it was a plot by the Slitheen, who were posing as the humans claiming to be Luke's parents, and [[Mr Smith]], who wished to free his fellow [[Xylok]]s from inside the Earth. As the Slitheen were double-crossed by Mr Smith, they helped her and Mr Jackson get to Mr Smith and re-programme him. ([[TV]]: ''[[The Lost Boy (TV story)|The Lost Boy]]'') | When a news report showed Luke to be a missing boy belonging to a couple, Sarah was forced to give him up. However, it turned out it was a plot by the Slitheen, who were posing as the humans claiming to be Luke's parents, and [[Mr Smith]], who wished to free his fellow [[Xylok]]s from inside the Earth. As the Slitheen were double-crossed by Mr Smith, they helped her and Mr Jackson get to Mr Smith and re-programme him. ([[TV]]: ''[[The Lost Boy (TV story)|The Lost Boy]]'') | ||
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==== Escapades with Rani, Luke and Clyde ==== | ==== Escapades with Rani, Luke and Clyde ==== | ||
Shortly afterwards, [[Rani Chandra]], an aspiring teenage [[journalist]], and her parents [[Gita Chandra|Gita]] and [[Haresh Chandra|Haresh]] moved into Maria's former address and joined Luke and Clyde in defeating a child-stealing energy entity which had inspired the [[Pied Piper]] myth. Reluctantly, Sarah took Rani into the team. The entity thrived off of Sarah's fears of [[clown]]s which had started one night in childhood. She overcame her fear because of her love for Luke overpowering it when he was kidnapped by the entity. With Clyde's jokes weakening the entity, she forced it back into a piece of the meteor it came from. ([[TV]]: ''[[The Day of the Clown (TV story)|The Day of the Clown]]'') | Shortly afterwards, [[Rani Chandra]], an aspiring teenage [[journalist]], and her parents [[Gita Chandra|Gita]] and [[Haresh Chandra|Haresh]] moved into Maria's former address and joined Luke and Clyde in defeating a child-stealing energy entity which had inspired the [[Pied Piper]] myth. Reluctantly, Sarah took Rani into the team. The entity thrived off of Sarah's fears of [[clown]]s which had started one night in childhood. She overcame her fear because of her love for Luke overpowering it when he was kidnapped by the entity. With Clyde's jokes weakening the entity, she forced it back into a piece of the meteor it came from. ([[TV]]: ''[[The Day of the Clown (TV story)|The Day of the Clown]]'') | ||
She later went to a show done by [[Martin Trueman]], who correctly guessed her past with the Doctor. This made her curious as to how he knew this. The eventual realisation was that he had been chosen as the host for the [[Ancient Lights]], a consciousness that came from the universe before this one, and wished to control this universe. She tried to save Trueman when the Lights were foiled, but he chooses to be absorbed by them and leave Earth. ([[TV]]: ''[[Secrets of the Stars]]'') | She later went to a show done by [[Martin Trueman]], who correctly guessed her past with the Doctor. This made her curious as to how he knew this. The eventual realisation was that he had been chosen as the host for the [[Ancient Lights]], a consciousness that came from the universe before this one, and wished to control this universe. She tried to save Trueman when the Lights were foiled, but he chooses to be absorbed by them and leave Earth. ([[TV]]: ''[[Secrets of the Stars]]'') | ||
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In the same year the [[Victorian]] house of the Burden family swapped places with the O'Brain's house from [[2009]]. Sarah helped to place the houses into correct time again. ([[AUDIO]]: ''[[The Ghost House (audio story)|The Ghost House]]'') | In the same year the [[Victorian]] house of the Burden family swapped places with the O'Brain's house from [[2009]]. Sarah helped to place the houses into correct time again. ([[AUDIO]]: ''[[The Ghost House (audio story)|The Ghost House]]'') | ||
She later went to search for an alien in [[hospital]], leaving Mr Smith shut down and notes for her companions not to touch alien artefacts in her attic. It was during this time Rani found the [[Berserker]] pendant and left it there, only for [[Paul Langer|Clyde's dad]] to take it and nearly turn into a berserker from using the pendant to get whatever he wanted. Sarah returned just in time as Clyde had been forced to forget Luke, Rani and his own mother. They returned Paul to normal and got rid of the pendant. ([[TV]]: ''[[The Mark of the Berserker]]'') | She later went to search for an alien in [[hospital]], leaving Mr Smith shut down and notes for her companions not to touch alien artefacts in her attic. It was during this time Rani found the [[Berserker]] pendant and left it there, only for [[Paul Langer|Clyde's dad]] to take it and nearly turn into a berserker from using the pendant to get whatever he wanted. Sarah returned just in time as Clyde had been forced to forget Luke, Rani and his own mother. They returned Paul to normal and got rid of the pendant. ([[TV]]: ''[[The Mark of the Berserker]]'') | ||
Returning a boy to his home time through a [[time fissure]], Sarah found the other side led to [[Foxgrove]] in [[1951]], the time of her infancy. She wished to meet her parents and did so, but disabled their car to prevent them from dying. However, once the Trickster appeared and revealed it had all been a part of his plan to manifest corporeally, Sarah repaired the car and sent her parents off, now feeling immensely proud of them. ([[TV]]: ''[[The Temptation of Sarah Jane Smith]]'') | Returning a boy to his home time through a [[time fissure]], Sarah found the other side led to [[Foxgrove]] in [[1951]], the time of her infancy. She wished to meet her parents and did so, but disabled their car to prevent them from dying. However, once the Trickster appeared and revealed it had all been a part of his plan to manifest corporeally, Sarah repaired the car and sent her parents off, now feeling immensely proud of them. ([[TV]]: ''[[The Temptation of Sarah Jane Smith]]'') | ||
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Later, [[Mrs Wormwood]] returned to Earth alongside the [[Sontaran]] [[Kaagh]] in an attempt to summon [[Horath]], the immortal tyrant of the [[Dark Empire]]. With help from [[Brigadier Lethbridge-Stewart]] and due to infighting between Kaagh and Mrs Wormwood, they were able to stop this apocalypse and trap the duo between dimensions. This was the last time Sarah Jane saw the Brigadier in person for a while. ([[TV]]: ''[[Enemy of the Bane]]'') | Later, [[Mrs Wormwood]] returned to Earth alongside the [[Sontaran]] [[Kaagh]] in an attempt to summon [[Horath]], the immortal tyrant of the [[Dark Empire]]. With help from [[Brigadier Lethbridge-Stewart]] and due to infighting between Kaagh and Mrs Wormwood, they were able to stop this apocalypse and trap the duo between dimensions. This was the last time Sarah Jane saw the Brigadier in person for a while. ([[TV]]: ''[[Enemy of the Bane]]'') | ||
Sarah and her friends fought [[Androvax]], a [[Veil (species)|Veil]] who possessed her body to gain access to nanobots to build a spaceship to leave Earth. However, thanks to Luke, Rani, and Clyde, as well as a [[Judoon]], she got it back and learned the Judoon had "grounded" Rani and Clyde to Earth for impeding his search. ([[TV]]: ''[[Prisoner of the Judoon]]'') | Sarah and her friends fought [[Androvax]], a [[Veil (species)|Veil]] who possessed her body to gain access to nanobots to build a spaceship to leave Earth. However, thanks to Luke, Rani, and Clyde, as well as a [[Judoon]], she got it back and learned the Judoon had "grounded" Rani and Clyde to Earth for impeding his search. ([[TV]]: ''[[Prisoner of the Judoon]]'') | ||
She and the gang also helped a lonely alien named [[Eve (The Mad Woman in the Attic)|Eve]] get back to her [[Ship (The Mad Woman in the Attic)|Ship]] and fly away with her friends. Ship absorbed the energy from the black hole K9 was guarding to take off, bringing him back to Sarah's side. She was also temporarily removed from existence by Ship, who was damaged and did not bother to correct its mistake, until [[Adam Lloyd|Adam]], Eve's son, reversed the damage in the future. ([[TV]]: ''[[The Mad Woman in the Attic]]'') | She and the gang also helped a lonely alien named [[Eve (The Mad Woman in the Attic)|Eve]] get back to her [[Ship (The Mad Woman in the Attic)|Ship]] and fly away with her friends. Ship absorbed the energy from the black hole K9 was guarding to take off, bringing him back to Sarah's side. She was also temporarily removed from existence by Ship, who was damaged and did not bother to correct its mistake, until [[Adam Lloyd|Adam]], Eve's son, reversed the damage in the future. ([[TV]]: ''[[The Mad Woman in the Attic]]'') | ||
When Rani, Clyde and Luke missed the schoolbus which would take them on a classtrip to [[Snowdonia]] Sarah brought them there. As she couldn't return that day she planed to stay one night. In Snowdonia she suddenly saw Rani at two places at the same time. Sarah later found out that the second Rani was one of the [[Shadow People]], an alien species who were created by the [[Shedagen]] to imitate and serve other creatures. The shadowy figure could only exist among other creatures. It was scared, that if Sarah and her friends leave it would stop existing. So it didn't want to let them go. Sarah convinced the figure to let them drive away. Sarah waved goodbye to the figure before they left. ([[AUDIO]]: ''[[The Shadow People (audio story)|The Shadow People]]'') | When Rani, Clyde and Luke missed the schoolbus which would take them on a classtrip to [[Snowdonia]] Sarah brought them there. As she couldn't return that day she planed to stay one night. In Snowdonia she suddenly saw Rani at two places at the same time. Sarah later found out that the second Rani was one of the [[Shadow People]], an alien species who were created by the [[Shedagen]] to imitate and serve other creatures. The shadowy figure could only exist among other creatures. It was scared, that if Sarah and her friends leave it would stop existing. So it didn't want to let them go. Sarah convinced the figure to let them drive away. Sarah waved goodbye to the figure before they left. ([[AUDIO]]: ''[[The Shadow People (audio story)|The Shadow People]]'') | ||
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Sarah later met [[Peter Dalton]] and they got engaged, much to Luke, Rani, and Clyde's surprise. At her wedding she had two very special, uninvited guests, [[Tenth Doctor|her greatest ally]] and [[The Trickster|arch enemy]]. She was teleported to limbo by the Trickster and separated from her companions and the Doctor. She had to allow Peter to sacrifice himself to defeat the Trickster. She had genuinely been in love with Peter and when she and the others returned to Earth, she was left heartbroken. She was checked up on by Luke, Clyde, and Rani as well as the Doctor, who allowed Sarah's gang to have a look inside the TARDIS. She then bid another farewell to the Doctor in the manner of their original departure, both asking each other not to forget them. ([[TV]]: ''[[The Wedding of Sarah Jane Smith]]'', ''[[The Hand of Fear (TV story)|The Hand of Fear]]'') | Sarah later met [[Peter Dalton]] and they got engaged, much to Luke, Rani, and Clyde's surprise. At her wedding she had two very special, uninvited guests, [[Tenth Doctor|her greatest ally]] and [[The Trickster|arch enemy]]. She was teleported to limbo by the Trickster and separated from her companions and the Doctor. She had to allow Peter to sacrifice himself to defeat the Trickster. She had genuinely been in love with Peter and when she and the others returned to Earth, she was left heartbroken. She was checked up on by Luke, Clyde, and Rani as well as the Doctor, who allowed Sarah's gang to have a look inside the TARDIS. She then bid another farewell to the Doctor in the manner of their original departure, both asking each other not to forget them. ([[TV]]: ''[[The Wedding of Sarah Jane Smith]]'', ''[[The Hand of Fear (TV story)|The Hand of Fear]]'') | ||
Invited by [[Celeste Rivers]] to partake in a search for the ghosts of those taken by the spirit [[Erasmus Darkening]], Sarah found that he was not a ghost, but an alien who had become trapped between dimensions due to [[James Marchwood|Lord Marchwood]] damaging the machine he was using to try to get home. Sarah destroyed him and the machine, allowing those trapped by Darkening to finally pass on. ([[TV]]: ''[[The Eternity Trap]]'') | Invited by [[Celeste Rivers]] to partake in a search for the ghosts of those taken by the spirit [[Erasmus Darkening]], Sarah found that he was not a ghost, but an alien who had become trapped between dimensions due to [[James Marchwood|Lord Marchwood]] damaging the machine he was using to try to get home. Sarah destroyed him and the machine, allowing those trapped by Darkening to finally pass on. ([[TV]]: ''[[The Eternity Trap]]'') | ||
The ''[[Mona Lisa]]'' came to life shortly after Sarah and Luke argued for the first time about typical teenage habits. Sarah was temporarily trapped in a painting by the ''Mona Lisa'', but was freed after her companions tricked the painting and destroyed her "brother". ([[TV]]: ''[[Mona Lisa's Revenge]]'') | The ''[[Mona Lisa]]'' came to life shortly after Sarah and Luke argued for the first time about typical teenage habits. Sarah was temporarily trapped in a painting by the ''Mona Lisa'', but was freed after her companions tricked the painting and destroyed her "brother". ([[TV]]: ''[[Mona Lisa's Revenge]]'') | ||
Later Sarah attempted to thwart another Slitheen plot which threatened the Earth. Despite the best efforts of Luke, Rani, Clyde, K9, and her, the Slitheen could not be stopped. However, members of the [[Blathereen family]] arrived in time to stop the Slitheen. They tricked Sarah into accepting a gift: a [[Rakweed]] plant. It mutated overnight and began to spread across [[London]], threatening to kill anyone infected by its spores. Luke was the first to inhale the spores and almost died. A way for Mr Smith to destroy the Rakweed was discovered, but Sarah was forced to kill the Blathereen, an act she immediately regretted. ([[TV]]: ''[[The Gift (TV story)|The Gift]]'') | Later Sarah attempted to thwart another Slitheen plot which threatened the Earth. Despite the best efforts of Luke, Rani, Clyde, K9, and her, the Slitheen could not be stopped. However, members of the [[Blathereen family]] arrived in time to stop the Slitheen. They tricked Sarah into accepting a gift: a [[Rakweed]] plant. It mutated overnight and began to spread across [[London]], threatening to kill anyone infected by its spores. Luke was the first to inhale the spores and almost died. A way for Mr Smith to destroy the Rakweed was discovered, but Sarah was forced to kill the Blathereen, an act she immediately regretted. ([[TV]]: ''[[The Gift (TV story)|The Gift]]'') | ||
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An alien ship landed at [[White Cross shopping mall]]. Sarah, Clyde, Rani and Sky went there to find out why the ship has landed there. They later found out that the [[Veritas (species)|Veritas]] were hunting the magician [[Zandoo]], because they thought practising magic was like lying. Before the Veritas could find Zandoo, they realised that Sarah had lied a lot to keep the existence of aliens hidden infront of humans. They caught Sarah and showed her former lies. Then they wanted to punish Sarah for her lies. When the Veritas saw the chaos that was caused, as the humans in the shopping centre got to know about aliens they realised that Sarah only lied to protect the humans. Sarah convinced the aliens that Zandoo also wasn't lying and that his magic show was only a kind of entertainment. ([[AUDIO]]: ''[[Judgement Day (SJA audio story)|Judgement Day]]'') | An alien ship landed at [[White Cross shopping mall]]. Sarah, Clyde, Rani and Sky went there to find out why the ship has landed there. They later found out that the [[Veritas (species)|Veritas]] were hunting the magician [[Zandoo]], because they thought practising magic was like lying. Before the Veritas could find Zandoo, they realised that Sarah had lied a lot to keep the existence of aliens hidden infront of humans. They caught Sarah and showed her former lies. Then they wanted to punish Sarah for her lies. When the Veritas saw the chaos that was caused, as the humans in the shopping centre got to know about aliens they realised that Sarah only lied to protect the humans. Sarah convinced the aliens that Zandoo also wasn't lying and that his magic show was only a kind of entertainment. ([[AUDIO]]: ''[[Judgement Day (SJA audio story)|Judgement Day]]'') | ||
=== Later life=== | === Later life === | ||
Sarah and her gang continued to have adventures, defend Earth, and save countless lives. Statues were raised in their honour and they left behind a legacy that lasted forever. ([[PROSE]]: ''[[The Wedding of Sarah Jane Smith (novelisation)|The Wedding of Sarah Jane Smith]]'', [[TV]]: ''[[The Man Who Never Was]]'') | Sarah and her gang continued to have adventures, defend Earth, and save countless lives. Statues were raised in their honour and they left behind a legacy that lasted forever. ([[PROSE]]: ''[[The Wedding of Sarah Jane Smith (novelisation)|The Wedding of Sarah Jane Smith]]'', [[TV]]: ''[[The Man Who Never Was]]'') | ||
Sarah was still alive in [[2013]] according to the [[Eleventh Doctor]]. ([[COMIC]]: ''[[The Girl Who Loved Doctor Who (comic story)|The Girl Who Loved Doctor Who]] '') | Sarah was still alive in [[2013]] according to the [[Eleventh Doctor]]. ([[COMIC]]: ''[[The Girl Who Loved Doctor Who (comic story)|The Girl Who Loved Doctor Who]] '') | ||
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Sarah shared a strong rapport with the Doctor. Her later life was shaped by her finding him a tough act to follow. She stopped short of saying she had fallen in love with him, though several of her exchanges with him after their reunion and the context of one of her conversations with Rose strongly implied she had developed deep feelings for him. ([[TV]]: ''[[School Reunion]]'') However, her relationship with the Doctor was said to be more than a romance. ([[TV]]: ''[[Secrets of the Stars]]'') Despite the passage of time, she maintained her can-do personality. After reuniting with the Doctor, she remained a close friend of his. | Sarah shared a strong rapport with the Doctor. Her later life was shaped by her finding him a tough act to follow. She stopped short of saying she had fallen in love with him, though several of her exchanges with him after their reunion and the context of one of her conversations with Rose strongly implied she had developed deep feelings for him. ([[TV]]: ''[[School Reunion]]'') However, her relationship with the Doctor was said to be more than a romance. ([[TV]]: ''[[Secrets of the Stars]]'') Despite the passage of time, she maintained her can-do personality. After reuniting with the Doctor, she remained a close friend of his. | ||
During her time defending Earth with her young friends, Sarah was a motherly and excellent leader. She was very protective of her young allies and blamed herself when they got into trouble. ([[TV]]: ''[[Goodbye, Sarah Jane Smith]]'' et al.) This made her rather cold and secretive to strangers but her gang helped her open up to others. ([[TV]]: ''[[Invasion of the Bane]]'', ''[[The Mad Woman in the Attic]]'') She adored her young friends, considering them her family. ([[TV]]: ''[[The Lost Boy]]'' et al.) She was essentially to them what the Doctor was to her: an older, wiser mentor. | During her time defending Earth with her young friends, Sarah was a motherly and excellent leader. She was very protective of her young allies and blamed herself when they got into trouble. ([[TV]]: ''[[Goodbye, Sarah Jane Smith]]'' et al.) This made her rather cold and secretive to strangers but her gang helped her open up to others. ([[TV]]: ''[[Invasion of the Bane]]'', ''[[The Mad Woman in the Attic]]'') She adored her young friends, considering them her family. ([[TV]]: ''[[The Lost Boy]]'' et al.) She was essentially to them what the Doctor was to her: an older, wiser mentor. | ||
Sarah was extremely proud of Luke and loved him, calling him the most important thing in the universe. ([[TV]]: ''[[The Gift (TV story)|The Gift]]'' et al.) When she met Jo Jones, they became very fond of each other. They hugged and even high-fived. ([[TV]]: ''[[Death of the Doctor]]'') She didn't think babies cute but rather rubbery. ([[TV]]: ''[[Sky (TV story)|Sky]]'') She considered the lives of homeless people to be the most alien of all and was saddened that many people did not know because they did not want to. ([[TV]]: ''[[The Curse of Clyde Langer]]'') | Sarah was extremely proud of Luke and loved him, calling him the most important thing in the universe. ([[TV]]: ''[[The Gift (TV story)|The Gift]]'' et al.) When she met Jo Jones, they became very fond of each other. They hugged and even high-fived. ([[TV]]: ''[[Death of the Doctor]]'') She didn't think babies cute but rather rubbery. ([[TV]]: ''[[Sky (TV story)|Sky]]'') She considered the lives of homeless people to be the most alien of all and was saddened that many people did not know because they did not want to. ([[TV]]: ''[[The Curse of Clyde Langer]]'') | ||
