Torchwood

"John Barrowman, pictured, is unrecognisable as dashing Captain Jack Harkness after slipping into a pair of high heels and a skimpy dress to promote his upcoming stint in La Cage Aux Folles."... Read more at Walesonline or in Showhype Read Full Story

  Email This Post                        Print This Post by Peter Jolly Torchwood and Doctor Who producer Russell T Davies has revealed this week that plans for a fourth season of Torchwood are well underway and all that remains is for the BBC to officially confirm the show is returning. Following the international success of Torchwood: Children of Earth this summer many believe the show is bound to return, but after the deaths of so many lead characters at the end of season two and during Children of Earth some feared they’d seen the last of Captain Jack Harkness and his team of misfits. ... Read Full Story

Back in August we spotted an interview with “ Doctor Who ” and “ Torchwood ” Godfather, Russel T. Davis in which the writer/director hinted at what could be to come in season four of the popular Doctor Who spinoff. Now, talking to TV Guide Magazine , Davies reveals that he hopes to begin developing season 4 of Torchwood in January 2010! “The recession has hit British television, but fingers crossed, it will be a go. We expect things to start to move in January. We’ve got great ideas for the show. I think there’s a further lease on life for many years to ... Read Full Story

Back in August we spotted an interview with “ Doctor Who ” and “ Torchwood ” Godfather, Russel T. Davis in which the writer/director hinted at what could be to come in season four of the popular Doctor Who spinoff. Now, talking to TV Guide Magazine , Davies reveals that he hopes to begin developing season 4 of Torchwood in January 2010! “The recession has hit British television, but fingers crossed, it will be a go. We expect things to start to move in January. We’ve got great ideas for the show. I think there’s a further lease on life for many years to ... Read Full Story

Aliens have possessed the Earth's children and all of humanity is under threat. There's a planet to save, a government conspiracy to defeat and some tangled relationship dilemmas to sort out. Sounds like a job for Torchwood. The BBC's top-secret team of alien hunters is back for a third series, led by Capt. Jack Harkness (John Barrowman), an immortal, omnisexual adventurer with a cheeky grin and a World War II military overcoat. "Torchwood: Children of Earth," a miniseries running over five nights starting Monday on BBC America, aims to provide an intense burst of adrenaline to viewers hooked on the show's distinctive blend of ... Read Full Story