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Torchwood
Overview
Doctor Who spin-off aimed squarely at an adult audience. Charismatic time agent Captain Jack Harkness heads up a team of keen young investigators probing crimes of human and alien origin. When police officer Gwen Cooper gets mixed up in one of their cases, Jack spots her potential and asks her to join the squad. Bubbling tensions and dark secrets within the group promise to put their loyalties to the test just as much as the puzzles and dangers they face.
Features
- Season two ratings
- Q&A with Freema Agyeman
- John Barrowman interview 2008
- Naoko Mori's big break
- James Marsters interview
- Sci-fi cliches
- Torchwood - the shopping centre
- Russell T Davies talks Torchwood
- John Barrowman interview
- John Barrowman on Capt Jack Harkness
- Eve Myles on Gwen Cooper
- Burn Gorman on Owen Harper
- Naoko Mori on Toshiko Sato
- Gareth David-Lloyd on Ianto Jones
- Indira Varma on Suzie Costello
- Torchwood namechecked in Doctor Who
- Barrowman moves next door
- Naoko Mori as Toshiko
- Burn Gorman facts
- Destroying the set
- John Barrowman dancing on ice
Cast and Crew
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Captain Jack Harknessplayed by
John Barrowman -
Gwen Cooperplayed by
Eve Myles -
Owen Harperplayed by
Burn Gorman
Links
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Why I Love...Torchwood
A blogger sheds light on the show's appeal.
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BBC iPlayer
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The Best...Torchwood character
"At first glance Owen's a selfish, unpleasant git, but to accept that would be to do actor Burn Gorman a great disservice." Read our blog now.
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