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Torchwood series 3 details revealed
Simon Brew
We're definitely set for a shorter run of Torchwood in 2009. This and more details on the next series right here...
Published on Aug 18, 2008
In line with the truncating of Doctor Who output from Cardiff next year, for its third run, Torchwood is down to just five episodes. But interestingly, they’re all going to be run across one week.
Filming on the series starts today, and it’s all being directed by Euros Lyn. Lyn recently helmed the Steven Moffat two-parter from the last series of Doctor Who, and also directed episodes such as The Girl In The Fireplace and The Runaway Bride. The five-episode run will mark his Torchwood debut. Among the writers this season will be James Moran, a talented chap who we interviewed in some detail here.
We also now know the name for the series, which will be Children Of Earth. It’s also known too that John Barrowman will be returning as Captain Jack Harkness, although whether Freema Agyeman’s Martha Jones will also be appearing is currently subject to speculation (given her filming commitments elsewhere). James Marsters is believed to be back, though.
Finally, for the first time too, Torchwood will be going out on BBC One, which means that each season of the show will have premiered on a different TV channel.
As more details emerge, we’ll have them for you here. And it’ll be fascinating to see how this experiment works when Torchwood series three hits our screens in the Spring…
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Re: Torchwood series 3 details revealed
Posted By Eldri123 1 August 18, 2008 10:27:40 PM
Although I loved Series 1, Series 2 suffered from bad storylines and bad acting. It seems a shorter season sounds like a good idea and the fact that Euros Lyn will be directing them does have me interested to see what he brings to the program. His episodes on Doctor Who have been some of the better ones.
Re: Torchwood series 3 details revealed
Posted By jackowenconfirmation 1 August 22, 2008 03:03:32 PM
Not many details here. We already knew all of this.
Also, WTH! It's not a series with just 5 episodes.
We should be excited? Why?
Only way to save this fiasco is to bring back Owen, he was the heart of the show.
Or if they can't do that, at least give us the Jack/Owen confirmation.
I know they loved wach other and wanted to have sex but that coffee boy was so eager and wanted Jack all for himself!
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