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This is very... surreal for me. The biggest Dr. Who fan I've ever had the pleasure knowing, and a very close friend of mine, passed away in February. He had been contemplating buying Sarah Jane Smith Adventures, I think he may have even purchased the first series of it shortly before he passed.
I haven't seen the 5th season, was going to watch it with him. Not sure I really want to now.

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This is very sad. Sarah Jane Smith and Harry Sullivan were a huge part of my childhood. At this point I choose to think of Sarah's lines from School Reunion:
The universe has to move forward. Pain and loss, they define us as much as happiness or love. Whether it's a world, or a relationship... Everything has its time. And everything ends.

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Like others have said above: Liz was always my favorite companion. I didn't just have a crush on her; I was head over heels in love with her. I have always thought that she was perhaps the most beautiful woman I have ever seen (don't let my wife read this!).
I will miss her beauty, her voice, her grace and her character. This is the hardest celebrity death I have had to face so far. I know Tom Baker is going to be another hard one as well. (And Nicholas Courtney was surprisingly rough, too). As a writer, a gamer, a major book reader and a movie fanatic; these fictional characters and their roles can become almost more important to you than real people (notice I said almost). I felt like Liz was a real part of my childhood.
I will always miss you Sarah Jane; and work will be rough today trying to keep my head up with such a heavy heart...

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Like others have said above: Liz was always my favorite companion. I didn't just have a crush on her; I was head over heels in love with her. I have always thought that she was perhaps the most beautiful woman I have ever seen (don't let my wife read this!).
I will miss her beauty, her voice, her grace and her character. This is the hardest celebrity death I have had to face so far. I know Tom Baker is going to be another hard on as well. (And Nicholas Courtney was surprisingly rough, too). As a writer, a gamer, a major book reader and a movie fanatic; these fictional characters and their roles can become almost more important to you than real people (notice I said almost). I felt like Liz was a real part of my childhood.
I will always miss you Sarah Jane; and work will be rough today trying to keep my head up with such a heavy heart...
They say 'You never forget your first Doctor' You never forget your first companion either, and Sarah Jane was mine. I was so happy to see Sarah Jane in School Reunion, and I got the SJA because she was my first. I was hard pressed to believe she was 63!
Rest in peace Ms. Sladen, and know you helped many a young man (and woman) by bringing joy to our lives.