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New ‘Sarah Jane’ to air twice weekly

September 21st, 2009 | filed in: The Sarah Jane Adventures

The upcoming third series of The Sarah Jane Adventures will air twice a week on BBC One.

The move means that stories will start and conclude in the same week. “We’ve been planning this for a very long time now,” exec producer Russell T Davies told Doctor Who Magazine. “The whole of Children’s BBC is excited by this transmission pattern. It feels like the old days, when Doctor Who would transmit twice a week!”

The third series, which was shot in HD, will begin on BBC One on Thursday, October 15. New episodes will air Thursdays and Fridays thereafter.

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