Sarah: (On K-9) What's he doing up there?
Luke: He's backing up the Bodleian Library. The whole lot. He wouldn't come back with me.
Mr Smith: Oh, good. Ness me, what a terrible shame.
(Luke returns home and goes to his bedroom but finds it now Sky's Room)
Luke: Oh. Right, yeah. Not my room any more.
Lionel Carson: I pulled rank. To impress my grandchildren, I think. I've met the great Mister Serf. I leave the technical stuff to you young people. I can't abide computers. Nothing wrong with a typewriter, says I.
Sky: What's a typewriter?
Lionel Carson: Goodness me. Make me feel even more old-fashioned, why don't you?
Mr Smith: (Deceivering a message) Grab Harrison's P E N. Full stop.
Clyde: Never been so glad to see a full stop.
(Sky is typing the words for Serf to say)
Luke: Remember, he's American.
Joseph Serf: Yee-haw! As I woke up, put my grits on the griddle, I thought, gee, what a cotton picking day to launch a new computer.
Luke: What? What? You've been watching Toy Story again.
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03 December 2014
19 November 2014
Quotes from "Sky"
Sarah Jane Smith: (Finding a baby on her doorstep) What the- (Searches around her house for someone before taking the baby inside. To the infant...) Why would anyone leave you on a stranger's doorstep?
(The infant starts to cry, causing a power outage in the neighborhood.)
(Sarah Jane and Rani run after a man in the junkyard)
Professor Rivers: Wait for me! I'm in Wellingtons!
Rani Chandra: (On the phone) They're still not answering.
Sarah Jane Smith: Come on! (To Rivers) Thank you, Celeste!
Professor Rivers: My pleasure! Oh, and be careful.
Sarah Jane Smith: Never careful. (Whips out her sonic lipstick) Always prepared!
(Sarah Jane and Rani leave as Professor Rivers take her own lipstick out)
Professor Rivers: Zap! Zap, zap!
Miss Myers: My name is Miss Myers.
Clyde Langer: That doesn't sound like much of an alien name.
Miss Myers: We don't spell it the same way.
Sarah Jane: After all my adventures, the last thing I expected was a family. And that's been the most amazing adventure of all.
Sarah Jane: Is there anything more beautiful then a star-filled sky? As a child, I would dream of what might be up there, but never imagined that one day I might find out. The fiery rings of Colabria, interstellar lightning across the Vohiden horizon. I've seen the death of worlds and the birth of stars. so many wonderful sights, and things to terrify, even here on Earth, because, although it's easy to forget, we're a part of the universe too, and we're really not alone. Sometimes, the most amazing people and creatures can find their way to Earth, and so can the most terrifying.
Sarah Jane: Old investigative reporter's superstition; Never break in the same way twice.
Sarah Jane: The most wonderful thing about the universe is that there's always something more amazing to come.
Sarah Jane: Of all the terrible things I've seen, I've never known anything as hideous as using a child as a bomb!
Mr Smith: Biologically, Sky appears to be a healthy twelve-year-old child.
Sky: Twelve? Is that a good age?
Rani: Well, until the spots start
(Sarah Jane and Rani run after a man in the junkyard)
Professor Rivers: Wait for me! I'm in Wellingtons!
Rani Chandra: (On the phone) They're still not answering.
Sarah Jane Smith: Come on! (To Rivers) Thank you, Celeste!
Professor Rivers: My pleasure! Oh, and be careful.
Sarah Jane Smith: Never careful. (Whips out her sonic lipstick) Always prepared!
(Sarah Jane and Rani leave as Professor Rivers take her own lipstick out)
Professor Rivers: Zap! Zap, zap!
Miss Myers: My name is Miss Myers.
Clyde Langer: That doesn't sound like much of an alien name.
Miss Myers: We don't spell it the same way.
Sarah Jane: After all my adventures, the last thing I expected was a family. And that's been the most amazing adventure of all.
Sarah Jane: Is there anything more beautiful then a star-filled sky? As a child, I would dream of what might be up there, but never imagined that one day I might find out. The fiery rings of Colabria, interstellar lightning across the Vohiden horizon. I've seen the death of worlds and the birth of stars. so many wonderful sights, and things to terrify, even here on Earth, because, although it's easy to forget, we're a part of the universe too, and we're really not alone. Sometimes, the most amazing people and creatures can find their way to Earth, and so can the most terrifying.
Sarah Jane: Old investigative reporter's superstition; Never break in the same way twice.
Sarah Jane: The most wonderful thing about the universe is that there's always something more amazing to come.
Sarah Jane: Of all the terrible things I've seen, I've never known anything as hideous as using a child as a bomb!
Mr Smith: Biologically, Sky appears to be a healthy twelve-year-old child.
Sky: Twelve? Is that a good age?
Rani: Well, until the spots start
05 October 2011
SJA: Sky, Part 2
I really liked the second part of "Sky" and Sarah Jane's "collection" of alien kids.
Summary:
Sky transformed into a teenager and Sarah Jane and the gang find out that she was constructed as a bomb to destroy the metalkind. Sarah Jane wants to talk to Sky's mother about disarming her, so they go back to the power plant. The other woman doesn't want to do this and calls the metalkind to earth. Sky wants to save Sarah Jane and earth and the only way she can do it, is to use her powers. Rani and Clyde manage to shut down the power plant on time and the portal closes. Sky is now a relatively normal child and wants to stay with Sarah Jane.
A nice ending for the episode but I wonder if we would have heard more of the metalkind if more episodes could have been made. Well, we never really know now. It's funny to watch the others who have to teach Sky all the things she doesn't know because technically she is still a baby. The strange shopkeeper appeared again at the end of the episode and I really have no idea who he is. He must be an alien but why does he call the parrot Captain? It would be fun to see him meeting the Doctor. I don't have a lot more to say to this episode, so I will finish now and wait for next weeks episode, which looks exiting.
You can watch the episode online here.
Sky, Part 2
Summary:
Sky transformed into a teenager and Sarah Jane and the gang find out that she was constructed as a bomb to destroy the metalkind. Sarah Jane wants to talk to Sky's mother about disarming her, so they go back to the power plant. The other woman doesn't want to do this and calls the metalkind to earth. Sky wants to save Sarah Jane and earth and the only way she can do it, is to use her powers. Rani and Clyde manage to shut down the power plant on time and the portal closes. Sky is now a relatively normal child and wants to stay with Sarah Jane.
A nice ending for the episode but I wonder if we would have heard more of the metalkind if more episodes could have been made. Well, we never really know now. It's funny to watch the others who have to teach Sky all the things she doesn't know because technically she is still a baby. The strange shopkeeper appeared again at the end of the episode and I really have no idea who he is. He must be an alien but why does he call the parrot Captain? It would be fun to see him meeting the Doctor. I don't have a lot more to say to this episode, so I will finish now and wait for next weeks episode, which looks exiting.
You can watch the episode online here.
Sky, Part 2
04 October 2011
SJA: Sky, Part 1
So these are the last episodes of the Sarah Jane Adventures and it is somehow bitter sweet to see Elisabeth Sladen in her role as Sarah Jane again.
Summary:
Luke is still at the university and Sarah Jane feels a bit alone at home until one night someone leaves a baby on her doorstep. She soon finds out that the baby is not from earth because it blows up everything that is electronic, when it cries. Sarah Jane names her Sky. While Clyde watches her, Sarah Jane and Rani investigate an asteroid impact but they find a witness who tells them about a metal man who fell from the sky. Clyde is attacked by this metal man and is saved by Sky's mother who brings him and the baby to a nuclear power plant. Is she really Sky's mother or is the little girl a weapon in a war?
I really enjoy the episodes of "The Sarah Jane Adventures" even if they are made for children. Sarah Jane seems to attract children from out of space but Sky's story is not the same as Luke's. I will really miss the acting of Liz but we can always go back and see her on Doctor Who or SJA. I think this episode was a nice start for a new series and I'm looking forward to the second part of Sky.
You can watch the episode online here.
Sky, Part 1
Summary:
Luke is still at the university and Sarah Jane feels a bit alone at home until one night someone leaves a baby on her doorstep. She soon finds out that the baby is not from earth because it blows up everything that is electronic, when it cries. Sarah Jane names her Sky. While Clyde watches her, Sarah Jane and Rani investigate an asteroid impact but they find a witness who tells them about a metal man who fell from the sky. Clyde is attacked by this metal man and is saved by Sky's mother who brings him and the baby to a nuclear power plant. Is she really Sky's mother or is the little girl a weapon in a war?
I really enjoy the episodes of "The Sarah Jane Adventures" even if they are made for children. Sarah Jane seems to attract children from out of space but Sky's story is not the same as Luke's. I will really miss the acting of Liz but we can always go back and see her on Doctor Who or SJA. I think this episode was a nice start for a new series and I'm looking forward to the second part of Sky.
You can watch the episode online here.
Sky, Part 1
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