In today’s episode, Sarah Jane finds a baby girl on her doorstep and tries to find out who abandoned her.

13 Bannerman Road reopens its doors for one last trilogy of adventures starring the late Elisabeth Sladen, and the final series kicked off this afternoon with a mysterious delivery!

When Sarah Jane found a baby girl on her doorstep, she set out on a mission to discover the truth behind its suprise arrival. With added reports of a ‘Metal man’ falling from out of the sky, there is definitely more to it than there seems, and the mystery deepens when a beautiful lady with alien powers appears out of thin air at a nearby nuclear power station.

She’s looking for something, and it doesn’t take a genius to work out who may have it…

So, what did you think of the first part of Sky? Rate and discuss it in the comments! The opening story will conclude tomorrow afternoon at 5:15pm over on the CBBC Channel.

As the Doctor makes his final journey to the shores of Lake Silencio in Utah, he knows only one thing can keep the universe safe – his own death.

All good things must come to an end, but did the Series 6 finale live up to expectations?

If you’re reading these words, it means that the anticipated finale has at long last aired (well, either that or the Daleks have hijacked our system mainframes again!), and all of our questions have finally been answered. In The Wedding of River Song, there was something wrong with time, as the Doctor faced an epic showdown on his final journey.

There were plenty of mysteries to be resolved, and, in true Moffat style, tonight’s final raced before our eyes at a mind-bogglingly rocket speed, bringing together old friends, old enemies and, of course, an impossible astronaut. The Doctor’s date with destiny was full of last minute shocks, twists and revelations, but was it the pay off you hoped for?

Whether you loved it, loated it or didn’t really get it, you can rate, discuss and get your head around the explosive Series 6 finale in the comments below. Next stop, Christmas!

Tick, tock, goes the clock, he won’t be gone for long. Tick, tock, rate and discuss, The Wedding of River Song…

In the last few days of his life, the Doctor pays a farewell visit to his old friend Craig, and encounters a mystery. People are going missing, a silver rat scuttles in the shadows of a department store, and close by the Cybermen are waiting.

It’s the penultimate episode of Series 6 (already!?) and the Doctor’s time is running out…

In tonight’s episode, there were familiar faces aplenty for the Doctor, as he paid his chum Craig a surprise visit. He soon found himself caught up in another mystery at the hands of the Cybermen, so the pair joined forces to restore harmony to a normal shopping centre.

The clock’s tick-tick-ticking for our Time Lord, but, with people going missing and a strange silver rat scuttling in the shadows, it was business as usual – with a little help from a baby!

So, did Closing Time live up to your expectations? Were you happy to see Craig back with the Doctor? Were the Cybermen used to perfection, or were the metal morons out of place in the story? As always, rate and discuss the episode for all it’s worth in the comments…

The TARDIS lands in what looks like an ordinary hotel, but the walls move, corridors twist and rooms vanish. There is a room for every visitor that contains their deepest, darkest fears. Fears that will kill them. What lies in the Doctor’s room?

It’s finally the weekend, which means brand new Doctor Who! The scare factor was turned up a notch in tonight’s episode, as we checked into a horror hotel. Room service, anyone? Actually, that’s probably not such a good idea in this particular hotel. We’ll give it a miss…

Following last week’s truly emotional rollercoaster, it was time for some good old fashioned scares, but nothing could’ve prepared the Doctor for what he was about to encounter. In a hotel where walls move, corridors twist and rooms vanish, what could possibly go wrong?

Well, quite a bit it seems! Every visitor in the hotel had their own room, suited and booted with their personal fears, and there was something waiting in the shadows for the Doctor. Death was about to strike, but would he welcome it like the rest? The stuff of nightmares!

It might not have been a 5 star stay, but was it a 5 star story? Were you scared or bored?

So, what did you think of The God Complex? Rate and discuss the story in the comments!

Amy is trapped in a quarantine facility for victims of an alien plague – a plague that will kill the Doctor in a day. Rory is about to encounter a very different side to her. Can he rescue Amy before she’s killed by kindness?

It’s Saturday night, and we’ve just watched another new episode. Was it worth the wait?

As suggested by the title, The Girl Who Waited – that’s Amy Pond to you and I – took centre stage in this week’s trippy tale, as she found herself trapped within the confines of a quarantine facility for victims of an alien plague. Unfortunately for her, the plague was deadly to a Time Lord (and we all know the Doctor has already had his fate signed, sealed and delivered), so she was left to face the Handbots’ kindness all on her own.

It was Rory to the rescue as he embarked on a desperate mission to save his wife from the evil grasp of the alien doctors, but he was about to encounter a very different side to his beloved other half, one that would ultimately leave him facing an impossible choice…

So, what did you think of The Girl Who Waited? Arthur Darvill has said that it’s one of his “favourite episodes so far”, but is it one of yours? We were told it would be a truly tear jerking adventure, but were you reaching for the tissues… or for the remote? The comments, as always, are waiting. Just don’t make them wait as long as poor Amy did!

The Torchwood team travel across the world on a final mission. The Three Families are unstoppable, unless a terrible sacrifice is made…

We’ve made it! The series finale is here, but was The Blood Line a worthy conclusion?

It has been 10 weeks of high octane drama, mystery and suspense, but the sun has now set on Miracle Day. In the explosive finale, our dedicated heroes set out on their most challenging mission yet, in a desperate attempt to restore order to the human race.

Jack and Gwen were pushed to the limit, and the final fate of Earth was determined by a terrible sacrifice, bringing the expected array of shocks, twists and even a few tears…

So, what did you think of the finale? Were the answers the pay off you were expecting? Are you disappointed? What have been your highs/lows of the series as a whole? For the last time, post your Miracle Day musings in the comments below. It’s been fun, guys!

This discussion won’t be monitored for spoilers, so please don’t read any of the comments if you haven’t seen the episode yet. As soon as you have, feel free to let us know your thoughts – and don’t forget to rate the episode too!

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Every night George lies awake, terrorised by every fear you can possibly imagine – fears that live in his bedroom cupboard. His parents are getting desperate – George needs a doctor.

Series 6 continues with the Doctor, Amy and Rory encountering the terrifying Peg Dolls…

Suffice to say, the Doctor’s visited some pretty scary places across his travels (it comes with the job!), but we all know that the deadliest of terrors always seemingly lie in wait in the most ordinary places, and that theory was definitely proven right in tonight’s visit to the TARDIS, with poor George living in fear of the monsters dwelling in his cupboard…

Of course, this is Doctor Who after all, so, naturally, it was far from being simply part of George’s imagination. Luckily for him, though, his desperate pleas were picked up by a certain Time Lord, who then broke through the barriers of time and space to make it all better. Or worse. Much worse. If you ever had any doubts, know that monsters are real!

Night Terrors was brought to us by Mark Gatiss, who is no stranger to the series (both on and off screen), but what did you think of his latest contribution? Will you be sleeping with one eye open tonight, or did it fail to scare you? Share your thoughts with us below!

As the Three Families plunge the world into a recession, the Torchwood team must strike a bargain with the devil himself.

Times have never been tougher for Torchwood, but was the latest episode a hit or miss?

So, the End of the Road wasn’t the end of the road after all, although it has cleared the pathway for the penultimate instalment, which contained shocks, twists and a Gathering.

With Gwen back in Wales tending to her father as he fought for his life, Jack was across the pond fighting for his, and time was running out, not just for them, but for the world.

The only hope for the human race lied with a bargain between our heroes and the devil.

So, it’s that time again! Was The Gathering worth getting together for? With one more episode to go, do the seeds set in Episode 9 make for a promising finale? Let us know!

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In the desperate search for Melody Pond, the TARDIS lands in Berlin in the 1930s, where the Doctor comes face to face with the greatest war criminal in the universe, and friendships are tested to their limits.

The Doctor, Amy and Rory returned to our TV screens tonight as the nation killed Hitler!

Earlier this year, Doctor Who fandom was hit by one of the biggest bombshells of recent years, as the true identity of River Song was finally uncovered. But the shock revelation was just the beginning, and, after the summer break, the Doctor is back to answer all of the questions that have been spinning in our minds since June, and to ask some more…

The first port of call for our heroes was Thirties Berlin. The search for Melody continued, as they came face to face with Adolf Hitler himself. But there was but a far greater war criminal hiding in the shadows. For our beloved Time Lord, there was a harsh lesson to be learnt, and the responsibilities of being a time traveller finally caught up with him.

An almighty price was paid, but what did you make of tonight’s autumn premiere? What did you love? What did you loathe? The Doctor is back, and so are our discussions! Let us know all your thoughts in the comments below. Don’t forget to rate the episode too!

Jack faces a showdown with a man he thought long since dead, while Rex takes extreme action. But is it too late to prevent the collapse of society?

Episode 7’s cliffhanger meant terrible times for Jack, as he faced the End of the Road…

Of course, it’s not really the end just yet, as we’ve still got two episodes to go, but things are definitely building up to a huge finale, and, if the latest episode is anything to go by, it is going to be huge! But let’s not get too far ahead of ourselves! Back to Episode 8…

This instalment saw Rex take extreme action (which is so unlike him!), as society began to collapse, and Jack was reunited with an impossible face from his past. Was it too late?

What did you think of Episode 8 of Miracle Day? Loved it? Hated it? You know what to do!

This discussion won’t be monitored for spoilers, so please don’t read any of the comments if you haven’t seen the episode yet. As soon as you have, feel free to let us know your thoughts – and don’t forget to rate the episode too!

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