Grab a free full-cast audio adventure from Big Finish this week, starring Elisabeth Sladen with her daughter Sadie Miller, and written by Doctor Who legend Terrance Dicks.  
 
Sarah Jane Smith – former travelling companion of the Doctor – fights corruption and crime on Earth and beyond. This audio drama series from Big Finish began in 2002 with the 80-minute episode, Comeback.  
 
For one week only, this complete story will be available to download exclusively from the website’s Weekly Deals page. 

Six months after the last part of her undercover investigative TV series for Planet 3 Broadcasting went out, Sarah Jane Smith is running scared. Living under false names, her true identity compromised, she has few friends and fewer clues as to her pursuers. 
  
Enter three people who will change her life: the mysterious Mr Harris, old friend Ellie Martin and a guardian angel in the shape of the roguish Josh Townshend. 
  
Now, all roads lead to the village of Cloots Coombe in Wiltshire but will she find answers she needs there? 
 
Praise for Sarah Jane Smith – Comeback: 

•  “The entire cast was phenomenal. Thank you, Big Finish, for this excellent production.” (Sci-Fi Pulse) 
•   “Exactly how classic Who’s Sarah Jane was supposed to be... this audio packs as much into an hour and change as some do in two.” (VHS Whovian) 
• “Terrance Dicks is an old hand at this... a great introduction to the Sarah Jane Smith audio series.” (Doc Oho Reviews) 

Director Gary Russell said: “Having Terrance Dicks’s name on a Big Finish release was something I’d wanted to see since the day I started working for them. And Lis Sladen was very keen to have him involved in her series so this was the ideal melding of everyone’s desires.” 
 
For a limited time, Big Finish listeners can also get 20% OFF Sarah Jane Smith - The Complete Series 1-2 as a single download purchase.  
 
All the above offers end at 23:59 (UK time) on 13 December 2020. 
 
Please note that Sarah Jane Smith - The Complete Series 1-2 contains some mild swearing and therefore may not be suitable for younger listeners.