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Elisabeth Sladen is best known for her role as Sarah Jane Smith, one of Dr Who's most popular companions.

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She starred in the series from 1973-1976 alongside two doctors - Jon Pertwee and Tom Baker. There were a few spin-offs along the way, such as TV specials and radio plays. However, no one would have expected the resurgence of Sarah Jane's popularity in the 2000s.

After co-starring with David Tennant in the emotional 'School Reunion' episode, she was offered her own show, 'The Sarah Jane Adventures', an award-winning children's program which ran for five seasons until her untimely death in 2011.

About 80% of this book focuses on those Dr Who connections, with lots of behind-the-scenes insights and reminiscences.

It definitely made me feel nostalgic for some of the older shows, and I've since rewatched 'The Monster of Peladon' with Jon Pertwee and 'Seeds of Doom' with Tom Baker. The wonky sets, dubious special effects and badly-