Torchwood

In the Torchwood book "Border Princes," James is a character who helps Torchwood Three investigate a mysterious illness affecting the local population. He plays a crucial role in uncovering the truth behind the outbreak and assisting the team in their mission. His character provides valuable insights and support during the investigation.

The Little Girl with the Tarot Cards appears in "Small Worlds" (Season 1, Episode 5) and "From Out of the Rain" (Season 2, Episode 10) in the Torchwood series. She is a mysterious character who has a connection to supernatural occurrences in both episodes.

Torchwood is a fictional British television series that follows a secret organization dedicated to investigating and combating alien activity on Earth. It serves as a spin-off of the popular show Doctor Who, and focuses on a team of individuals working to protect humanity from extraterrestrial threats.

No there is not a real Torchwood house. The term "Torchwood" was created by Russell T Davis and is an anagram of "Doctor Who".

The BBC created a Torchwood house website to assist in promotional activity around both Doctor who and Torchwood. However it is a manufactured site and there is definitely no real Torchwood House.

in torchwood mant people die. but the big ones are suzie, Owen (twice), tosh, llanto, and then of course captain jack many times but he just comes back to life each time he is killed.

No, Torchwood is just a made up organization in Dr Who as well by Russal T. Davies.

But I guess there is some sort of organization that monitors stuff like aliens, but obviously the goverment would of keep it secret or simply deney it.

Yes the Latest season to show is Torchwood Miracle Day

I assume you mean the ones mentioned on the show. I can't know for sure of all all of them, but one that was mentioned twice in the first series was: rhea silva (not sure if that's one word or two). It is an adaptation of the name Rhea Silvia, who was the mother of Romulus and Remus in Greek mythology. Not sure how that's significant, but knowing Jack there's probably some twisted reason behind it which might be dredged up whenever the writers decide we need to know more about his tortured and convoluted backstory.

All I know is that it has a Spongebob Fan Club Website.

The HQ of Torchwood has appeared in both Dr.Who and it's own spin-off series, the latter being mainly focused on an adult audience.

In the Dr.Who episode 'Doomsday', aired on BBC1 in 2006 and featuring Billie Piper as her final role as The Doctor's main companion, it was set in Canary Wharf in London's Dockland's Development, with Tracey-Ann Obermann starring as Torchwood Director Yvonne Hartmann. The Torchwood HQ was destroyed during The Doctor's battle with The Daleks, but it also meant that it projected Rose Tyler into a parallel Earth in which she regained her natural father but lost virtually all contact with The Doctor.

However, in the main spin-off series 'Torchwood', it is set in Cardiff Bay in the capital of Wales. Starring John Barrowman, Eve Myles and Burn Gorman, the HQ was in a secret underground base in Cardiff Bay whose entrance was disguised as an old concrete municipal building that was long disused. In the five-part episode 'The Children Of Earth', aired in July 2009, this was destroyed by a secret bomb planted by English Government agents who disagreed with Torchwwod's approach to dealing with the alien invasion. The base was never restored.

A new series, 'Miracle Day' was created in 2011 with the same cast, but set not only in Wales but in the USA as well. Torchwood fans disliked it's removal from it's Welsh setting and the supplanting of the series to the United States, which meant that viewing ratings plummeted. As a result, there is little chance of the series being revived in the foreseeable future.

Torchwood is a spin off of Doctor who and stars John Barrowman as Captain Jack Harkness. It's based in Cardiff, and the time rift that goes through it. The Doctor is not on Torchwood but Jack is on Doctor Who.

The episodes can be found on Veoh.

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Dark Talk is the fictional pirate radio station that "transmitted" clues for the "Torchwood Mission Game." The videos were released on the BBC's Torchwood site during Series Two. They are currently archived at the related link below.

From the Torchwood team's perspective, Jack was gone about a year, I think.

all are fake don't trust anything

john barrowman

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Cardiff

I think it is in Pack Animals.

Very nice.

Wont comr out this year maybe next year