So Many Updates!!! Part 3!

Third report: From reports of the BBC Press Office have issued a press release on series 2 of The Sarah Jane Adventures and confirmed a start date of 29the September on BBC1 at 4.35pm. As with last year the next episode will follow on at 5.15PM on the CBBC channel

The Full press release which includes character details and episode synopsis can be seen Here:


The Last Sontaran
By Phil Ford, Directed By Joss Agnew

Part One - Monday 29 September 4.35pm CBBC on BBC One

Reports of strange lights around the Tycho Radio Telescope lead Sarah Jane, Luke, Clyde and Maria into a terrifying forest encounter - and Sarah Jane comes face to face with her oldest enemy. Meanwhile Maria wrestles with a huge decision when her dad is offered a new job in America.

Part Two - Monday 29 September 5.15pm CBBC Channel - Monday 6 October 4.35pm CBBC on BBC One

Sarah Jane and the gang have only 40 minutes to save Earth as Sontaran Commander Kaagh plots to bring the world's orbiting satellites crashing down on nuclear installations across the world. And Maria's Mum finally gets to the truth from Alan - but will they be in time to save Maria?

The Day Of The Clown
By Phil Ford, Directed By Michael Kerrigan

Part One - Monday 6 October 5.15pm CBBC Channel - Monday 13 October 4.35pm CBBC on BBC One

New girl in Bannerman Road, Rani Chandra, is being haunted by a sinister clown - does it have anything to do with the local children that have gone missing? When Clyde's friend disappears the trail leads them to a strange circus museum - and the legend of the Pied Piper!

Part Two - Monday 13 October 5.15pm CBBC Channel - Monday 20 October 4.35pm CBBC on BBC One

Sarah Jane's investigation into Spellman and Odd Bob the Clown takes her to a meteorite at the Pharos Institute. But Spellman's plot to make all of Park Vale's pupils vanish leads Sarah Jane into a confrontation with her own childhood fears in a bid to save Luke.

So Many Updates!!! Part 2!

Second report: Here some video Trailer from a British Movie theater near you!

So Many Updates!!!

I haven't updating any Sarah Jane reports until now; here's report on things on the SJA front!


First report: From the reports ofhttp://www.sarahjanetv.blogspot.com/shows some new pictures of the Second Series.......

NEW SJA Trailer!

I hope you like it!!!!!!!!!

MORE SPOILERS PLEASE!!!!!!

Here's another spoiler: This time it's 'Journey's End'!!!!



http://link.brightcove.com/services/link/bcpid1640183389/bclid1119132309/bctid1640212680

The Stolen Earth spoilers "Alert"!!!!!

Guys this is it the latest news has been spilling the beans! So watch the trailer and wait to next week to come!

Anyway, what do think about Sarah Jane crying over poor Luke by the way?



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The End of First Season Of SJA!

Well haven't written this blog for quite sometime. Now this it for now somewhere in near future for the second season of SJA. Right now, they will end this first season of "The Sarah Jane Adventure" tonight on Sci-Fi channel with "The Lost Boy".

Sarah Jane Adventures "Fridays"

Well she's back and she now on Friday nights on Sci-Fi channel! The Invasion of the Bane was U.S. premiered last week and had amount of reviews to follow after that. The one interesting review in of the websites that follow called: has a reviewed kind of mixed. You have to go to the website itself and use your own opinion to judged yourself to the review. That's all I got to say for now! I'll try again this week in reviews! Bye there now!

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BREAKING NEWS OF SECOND SEASON OF SJA!!!

It's been confirmed that "The Sarah Jane Adventures" is onto another second season. Reports from one website:

http://www.guardian.co.uk/media/2007/dec/11/bbc.television

Over Kill Nuns of Kink!

Well, it's me again! I haven't written over several weeks since the "The Sarah Jane Adventures" came out last month. Now, it's two stories down and another story came out yesterday called Warriors of Kudlak - Part One is now out and I thought it would be good time to give some small information about the show itself, well maybe.

For starters it's all about a little 14 year old girl from across the street of Bannerman Road, lives a strange old lady called Sarah Jane Smith who used to be the Doctor's Ex-companion who done time and space especially in space!! Sarah main target for this kids show about aliens, kinky Nuns of Mercy and three strange teenagers have nothing to do but kicking ass of nuns and bad-ass aliens from hell! Now you got it? Good! So bugger off!!!

News Flash! The Sarah Jane Adventures Is On Mondays!

The Date is confirmed!

http://www.bbc.co.uk/pressoffice/proginfo/tv/wk39/mon.shtml#mon_sarahjane

Monday 24th September

Sarah Jane Smith, investigative journalist and former companion to The Doctor, is back in a brand-new CBBC drama from the makers of Doctor Who. And in the first two-part story of the series she faces some familiar alien enemies of The Doctor as the Slitheen are back and out for revenge...

On their first day at their new school Maria and Luke soon realise that all is not as it seems. There's a funny smell, the food keeps going off, the teachers keep farting and the new technology block is hiding some dark secrets.

With their suspicions aroused, Sarah Jane, Maria and Luke set about investigating, joined by their new friend Clyde. They soon discover that the Slitheen have disguised themselves as teachers as part of a deadly plan which threatens the future of the Earth.

But as Maria, Luke and Clyde become trapped in the new technology block in the clutches of the Slitheen and with Sarah Jane under attack from another of the alien monsters, will the gang be able to stop the Slitheen before it's too late?

Sarah Jane Smith is played by Elisabeth Sladen, who also starred as Sarah Jane in the Seventies Doctor Who series as a companion to the third and fourth Doctors. Maria Jackson, Sarah Jane's neighbour and sidekick, is played by Yasmin Paige. Luke Smith, Sarah Jane's adopted son who was created by aliens, is played by Thomas Knight, and Daniel Anthony plays the streetwise Clyde.

Revenge Of The Slitheen is a two-part story written by Gareth Roberts, who also writes for Doctor Who, and Russell T Davies is one of the executive producers.

FLASH NEWS!!!! The Sarah Jane Adventures Press Release!!!

OKay there's another SJA news release today at the http://www.doctorwhonews.com/ Outpost Gallifrey is about the new spoilers of the show!

OKay there's another SJA news release today at the http://www.doctorwhonews.com/ Outpost Gallifrey is about the new spoilers of the show!

More SJA Info.!

Where starting to get more info of the SJA news from different websites and web-Blogs. I think it's time to start the count-down next month of September of 2007. There's a recent article in the http://www.sarahjanetv.blogspot.com/;it's about the show itself and the actress Lis Sladen in this next month's magazine Coverage of SFX Magazine Issue 161 contains a feature on the series with images of overweight teachers suggesting the Slitheen. Now that's SJA news for you!

It's All The Spoilers!

I haven't write this blog for quite awhile. If you do read the other blogs then you knew what's been happening ever since I last wrote: It's the Sarah Jane Adventures thing again and getting more and more news everyday! But this time it's the spoiler for one of the websites called http://community.livejournal.com/sarahjane_fic that has the spoiler! If I was you, you better read it or worse, you might end up somewhere Sarah Jane's attic for whole entire season with Lis Sladen on your back yelling at you!!!!!! So good luck, have nice day and hopefully there's no sonic lipsticks pointing at your ass!

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More Sarah Jane News!

Sorry about that! I haven't been writing so much about the new show comming out to CBBC is the "Sarah Jane Adventures". I been writing to Outpost Gallifrey web fourms for several days and nights and I get lots of Sarah Jane news comming out their ears! Well, if I have any news comming out of the wood-works, I'll post on this site. Anyway, I must get back to info diggings for now! So wish me luck!!!!!!!!!!!

In this next Article of the The Washington Post there you made read this article of abuse called:

Call Cruelty What It Is

By Tom Malinowski
Monday, September 18, 2006; Page A17

President Bush is urging Congress to let the CIA keep using "alternative" interrogation procedures -- which include, according to published accounts, forcing prisoners to stand for 40 hours, depriving them of sleep and use of the "cold cell," in which the prisoner is left naked in a cell kept near 50 degrees and doused with cold water.

Bush insists that these techniques are not torture -- after all, they don't involve pulling out fingernails or applying electric shocks. He even says that he "would hope" the standards he's proposing are adopted by other countries. But before he again invites America's enemies to use such "alternative" methods on captured Americans, he might benefit from knowing a bit of their historical origins and from hearing accounts of those who have experienced them. With that in mind, here are some suggestions for the president's reading list.

He might begin with Robert Conquest's classic work on Stalin, "The Great Terror." Conquest wrote: "When there was time, the basic [Soviet Secret police] method for obtaining confessions and breaking the accused man was the 'conveyor' -- continual interrogation by relays of police for hours and days on end. As with many phenomena of the Stalin period, it has the advantage that it could not easily be condemned by any simple principle. Clearly, it amounted to unfair pressure after a certain time and to actual physical torture later still, but when? . . . At any rate, after even twelve hours, it is extremely uncomfortable. After a day, it becomes very hard. And after two or three days, the victim is actually physically poisoned by fatigue. It was as painful as any torture."

Conquest stated: "Interrogation usually took place at night and with the accused just roused -- often only fifteen minutes after going to sleep. The glaring lights at the interrogation had a disorientating effect." He quoted a Czech prisoner, Evzen Loebl, who described "having to be on his feet eighteen hours a day, sixteen of which were devoted to interrogation. During the six-hour sleep period, the warder pounded on the door every ten minutes. . . . If the banging did not wake him, a kick from the warder would. After two or three weeks, his feet were swollen and every inch of his body ached at the slightest touch; even washing became a torture."

Conquest quoted a Polish prisoner, Z. Stypulkowski, from 1945: "Cold, hunger, the bright light and especially sleeplessness. The cold is not terrific. But when the victim is weakened by hunger and sleeplessness, then the six or seven degrees above the freezing point make him tremble all the time. . . . After fifty or sixty interrogations with cold and hunger and almost no sleep, a man becomes like an automaton -- his eyes are bright, his legs swollen, his hands trembling. In this state, he is often convinced he is guilty."

Next on the list: Aleksander Solzhenitsyn's "The Gulag Archipelago." Solzhenitsyn describes the experience of prisoner Anna Skripnikova in 1952: "Sivakov, Chief of the Investigative Department of the Ordzhonikidze State Security Administration, said to her: 'The prison doctor reports you have a blood pressure of 240/120. That's too low, you bitch! We're going to drive it up to 340 so you'll kick the bucket, you viper, and with no black and blue marks; no beatings; no broken bones. We'll just not let you sleep.' And if, back in her cell, after a night spent in interrogation, she closed her eyes during the day, the jailer broke in and shouted: 'Open your eyes or I'll haul you off that cot by the legs and tie you to the wall standing up."

Elsewhere, Solzhenitsyn writes: "Sleeplessness . . . befogs the reason, undermines the will, and the human being ceases to be himself, to be his own 'I.' "

Finally, the president might review the memoirs of former Israeli prime minister Menachem Begin, who describes experiencing sleep deprivation in a Soviet prison in the 1940s: "In the head of the interrogated prisoner a haze begins to form. His spirit is wearied to death, his legs are unsteady, and he has one sole desire: to sleep, to sleep just a little, not to get up, to lie, to rest, to forget. . . . Anyone who has experienced this desire knows that not even hunger or thirst are comparable with it. . . . I came across prisoners who signed what they were ordered to sign, only to get what the interrogator promised them. He did not promise them their liberty. He promised them -- if they signed -- uninterrupted sleep!"

The Soviets understood that these methods were cruel. They were also honest with themselves about the purpose of such cruelty -- to brutalize their enemies and to extract false confessions, rather than truthful intelligence. By denying this, President Bush is not just misleading us. He appears to be deceiving himself.

The writer is Washington advocacy director for Human Rights Watch.

After reading this article it makes you feel sick in your stomach after all this time with Mr. Bush at your side!