Erasing alien encoding inside people's brains by having them don the glasses for a few minutes ("Before the Flood"). The American Newsreader played by Lachele Carl previously appeared in the Doctor Who episodes " Aliens of London", " World War Three", " The Christmas Invasion" and " The Sound of Drums". In the 1979 serial City of Death, Count Scarlioni's henchmen use a "sonic knife" to cut the glass in front of the Mona Lisa. a b "David Tennant & Elisabeth Sladen read new audio-exclusive stories from BBC Audiobooks". BBC. 17 September 2009 . Retrieved 28 December 2011.

Griffiths, Peter (2009), "The Mighty 200 Survey, Poll Result-Favourite Companion 1 Sarah Jane Smith , 2 Donna Noble", Doctor Who Magazine, no.414, p.21Allowing the Doctor to hear people talking, even if they are several yards away and surrounded by loud noises ("The Magician's Apprentice").

Interfering with the comm devices of Mark Grantham and several UNIT soldiers causing a very high-pitched noise. ( TV: Warriors of Kudlak, Enemy of the Bane) Enemies [ ] The Krulius is the principal enemy of Chapters 1 and 2, Metalkind in Chapter 3, Hetocumtek in Chapter 4, and John Harrison in Chapter 5.Upon realising who she's dealing with, Sarah Jane quotes Rose Tyler's remarks on "Slitheen in Downing Street" from the episode " School Reunion". UK release includes Pyramids of Mars as a bonus feature in tribute to Elisabeth Sladen (in Standard Definition) [151]

Sladen's daughter Sadie Miller took over the role of Sarah Jane Smith for Big Finish audio dramas in 2021, first in Return of the Cybermen in March, a reworking of Gerry Davis' 1974 original script which was eventually filmed as Revenge of the Cybermen, with Tom Baker as the fourth Doctor; [20] and then in The Third Doctor Adventures in May, with Tim Treloar as the third Doctor. [21] Ruediger, Ross. "The Sarah Jane Adventures: The Complete Third Series". bullz-eye.com . Retrieved 1 January 2012.

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The Special Edition release of this Doctor Who serial contains The Sarah Jane Adventures story Death of the Doctor as a bonus feature with commentary by creator Russell T. Davies and actress Katy Manning. [160] It's not often that you get a character who appeals across the generations. What SJA gets absolutely right is that Sarah Jane remains immediately recognisable as this tenacious reporter of old, but with an added maternal touch that enchants its target audience. Its absence in the schedules is going to be keenly felt." The More Short Trips short story "Special Weapons", set late in season 24, indicates that the Seventh Doctor has a sonic screwdriver.