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Well that just happened! So much to talk about! I was joined this week by returning guest Ianto, who helped me unpack this mind-boggling finale.If you're a fan of "Inside No 9", check out the brand new podcast that Ianto and I are doing called "The Ninth Degree": www.linktree.com/ninthdegreepodAbout Time:www.linktree.com/AboutTimeCast
Angus ventures back into the D&D Dark Sun lands of Athas to conclude our celebration of Comic Book Character Of The Month, Grudvik the mul (gladiator) and his quest in Ianto's Tomb. We hope you have enjoyed our celebration of Appendix N Month.Dungeons and Dragons: Dark Sun Vol. 1: Ianto's Tombhttps://www.amazon.com/Dungeons-Dragons-Dark-Vol-Iantos-ebook/dp/B009CI6GEUThe post-apocalyptic Dungeons & Dragons setting's first-ever comic! Beneath a crimson sun lie wastelands of majestic desolation and cities of cruel splendor, where life hangs by a thread. Welcome to Athas! When an imprisoned gladiator named Grudvik escapes the city of Tyr, a part-time slave hunter and full-time dune trader is hired to bring back the fugitive. But after crossing swords, the pair must join forces to survive the harsh desert.Appendix N Month celebration reads:Graphic Novels Of The Month - Conan The BarbarianBarbarian Life: A Literary Biography of Conan the Barbarian (Volume Two)https://www.amazon.com/Barbarian-Life-Literary-Biography-Conan-ebook/dp/B08379KF9M/Conan The Barbarian: The Original Comics Omnibus Vol.2https://www.amazon.com/Conan-Barbarian-Original-Comics-Omnibus/dp/1787740846/______________Leave a message at kirbyskidspodcast@gmail.comJoin the Community Discussions https://mewe.com/join/kirbyskids Please join us for our 2025 Graphic Novel Readshttps://www.kirbyskids.com/2024/11/kirbys-kids-giving-thanks-2025-graphic.htmlFor detailed show notes and past episodes please visit www.kirbyskids.com
Angus ventures into the D&D Dark Sun lands of Athas to celebrate our Comic Book Character Of The Month, Grudvik the mul (gladiator) and his quest in Ianto's Tomb. Join us in our continuing celebration of Appendix N Month.Dungeons and Dragons: Dark Sun Vol. 1: Ianto's Tombhttps://www.amazon.com/Dungeons-Dragons-Dark-Vol-Iantos-ebook/dp/B009CI6GEUThe post-apocalyptic Dungeons & Dragons setting's first-ever comic! Beneath a crimson sun lie wastelands of majestic desolation and cities of cruel splendor, where life hangs by a thread. Welcome to Athas! When an imprisoned gladiator named Grudvik escapes the city of Tyr, a part-time slave hunter and full-time dune trader is hired to bring back the fugitive. But after crossing swords, the pair must join forces to survive the harsh desert.Please join us for our Appendix N Month celebration reads:Graphic Novels Of The Month - Conan The BarbarianBarbarian Life: A Literary Biography of Conan the Barbarian (Volume Two)https://www.amazon.com/Barbarian-Life-Literary-Biography-Conan-ebook/dp/B08379KF9M/Conan The Barbarian: The Original Comics Omnibus Vol.2https://www.amazon.com/Conan-Barbarian-Original-Comics-Omnibus/dp/1787740846/______________Leave a message at kirbyskidspodcast@gmail.comJoin the Community Discussions https://mewe.com/join/kirbyskids Please join us for our 2025 Graphic Novel Readshttps://www.kirbyskids.com/2024/11/kirbys-kids-giving-thanks-2025-graphic.htmlFor detailed show notes and past episodes please visit www.kirbyskids.com
Angus concludes our review of Dungeons & Dragons: Saturday Morning Adventures and the story arc 'Prisoner of the Deep' in celebration of Appendix N Month. Dungeons & Dragons: Saturday Morning Adventureshttps://www.amazon.com/Dungeons-Dragons-Saturday-Morning-Adventures/dp/1684059437/Long before the world turned upside down and new generations discovered D&D, six kids boarded a magical roller coaster and were transported to the Forgotten Realms!Noble ranger Hank, intrepid acrobat Diana, quiet thief Sheila, impulsive barbarian Bobby, fearful and cavalier Eric, and uncertain magician Presto only want to get back to their own world. But escaping the Realms has turned out to be much harder than getting there! Danger lurks at every turn, the enigmatic Dungeon Master is less than helpful, and Venger, the force of evil, will stop at nothing to get his hands on the magical weapons the kids have come to rely on. To top it off, Hank has made a startling discovery: Despite the dangers, Sheila, Bobby, Diana, and the others aren't so sure they want to go home after all!Bards David M. Booher (Canto) and Sam Maggs (Rick and Morty Ever After) join artificer George Kambadais (John Carter of Mars) for a thrilling “lost episode” that charts new territory in the world of D&D.Dungeons & Dragons aired on CBS in 1983 and ran for three seasons with 27 episodes, but premature cancellation meant crucial scripts went unproduced. Yet, it still made an indelible impression on its audience, and legions of D&D players recall it fondly to this day.Please join us for our Appendix N Month celebration reads:Graphic Novels Of The Month - Conan The BarbarianBarbarian Life: A Literary Biography of Conan the Barbarian (Volume Two)https://www.amazon.com/Barbarian-Life-Literary-Biography-Conan-ebook/dp/B08379KF9M/Conan The Barbarian: The Original Comics Omnibus Vol.2https://www.amazon.com/Conan-Barbarian-Original-Comics-Omnibus/dp/1787740846/_______________Dungeons and Dragons: Dark Sun Vol. 1: Ianto's Tombhttps://www.amazon.com/Dungeons-Dragons-Dark-Vol-Iantos-ebook/dp/B009CI6GEULeave a message at kirbyskidspodcast@gmail.comJoin the Community Discussions https://mewe.com/join/kirbyskids Please join us for our 2025 Graphic Novel Readshttps://www.kirbyskids.com/2024/11/kirbys-kids-giving-thanks-2025-graphic.htmlFor detailed show notes and past episodes please visit www.kirbyskids.com
Angus continues our celebration of Appendix N Month with a review of Dungeons & Dragons: Saturday Morning Adventures and the story arc 'Prisoner of the Deep'. Dungeons & Dragons: Saturday Morning Adventureshttps://www.amazon.com/Dungeons-Dragons-Saturday-Morning-Adventures/dp/1684059437/Long before the world turned upside down and new generations discovered D&D, six kids boarded a magical roller coaster and were transported to the Forgotten Realms!Noble ranger Hank, intrepid acrobat Diana, quiet thief Sheila, impulsive barbarian Bobby, fearful and cavalier Eric, and uncertain magician Presto only want to get back to their own world. But escaping the Realms has turned out to be much harder than getting there! Danger lurks at every turn, the enigmatic Dungeon Master is less than helpful, and Venger, the force of evil, will stop at nothing to get his hands on the magical weapons the kids have come to rely on. To top it off, Hank has made a startling discovery: Despite the dangers, Sheila, Bobby, Diana, and the others aren't so sure they want to go home after all!Bards David M. Booher (Canto) and Sam Maggs (Rick and Morty Ever After) join artificer George Kambadais (John Carter of Mars) for a thrilling “lost episode” that charts new territory in the world of D&D.Dungeons & Dragons aired on CBS in 1983 and ran for three seasons with 27 episodes, but premature cancellation meant crucial scripts went unproduced. Yet, it still made an indelible impression on its audience, and legions of D&D players recall it fondly to this day.Please join us for our Appendix N Month celebration reads:Graphic Novels Of The Month - Conan The BarbarianBarbarian Life: A Literary Biography of Conan the Barbarian (Volume Two)https://www.amazon.com/Barbarian-Life-Literary-Biography-Conan-ebook/dp/B08379KF9M/Conan The Barbarian: The Original Comics Omnibus Vol.2https://www.amazon.com/Conan-Barbarian-Original-Comics-Omnibus/dp/1787740846/_______________Dungeons and Dragons: Dark Sun Vol. 1: Ianto's Tombhttps://www.amazon.com/Dungeons-Dragons-Dark-Vol-Iantos-ebook/dp/B009CI6GEULeave a message at kirbyskidspodcast@gmail.comJoin the Community Discussions https://mewe.com/join/kirbyskids Please join us for our 2025 Graphic Novel Readshttps://www.kirbyskids.com/2024/11/kirbys-kids-giving-thanks-2025-graphic.htmlFor detailed show notes and past episodes please visit www.kirbyskids.com
Angus reviews in the screening room 'The History of The Dungeons and Dragons Cartoon: Too Violent for Saturday Mornings?' in celebration of Appendix N Month. The History of The Dungeons and Dragons Cartoon: Too Violent for Saturday Mornings?https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JMxXx8ne29EPlease join us for our Appendix N Month celebration reads:Dungeons & Dragons: Saturday Morning Adventureshttps://www.amazon.com/Dungeons-Dragons-Saturday-Morning-Adventures/dp/1684059437/Long before the world turned upside down and new generations discovered D&D, six kids boarded a magical roller coaster and were transported to the Forgotten Realms!Noble ranger Hank, intrepid acrobat Diana, quiet thief Sheila, impulsive barbarian Bobby, fearful and cavalier Eric, and uncertain magician Presto only want to get back to their own world. But escaping the Realms has turned out to be much harder than getting there! Danger lurks at every turn, the enigmatic Dungeon Master is less than helpful, and Venger, the force of evil, will stop at nothing to get his hands on the magical weapons the kids have come to rely on. To top it off, Hank has made a startling discovery: Despite the dangers, Sheila, Bobby, Diana, and the others aren't so sure they want to go home after all!Bards David M. Booher (Canto) and Sam Maggs (Rick and Morty Ever After) join artificer George Kambadais (John Carter of Mars) for a thrilling “lost episode” that charts new territory in the world of D&D.Dungeons & Dragons aired on CBS in 1983 and ran for three seasons with 27 episodes, but premature cancellation meant crucial scripts went unproduced. Yet, it still made an indelible impression on its audience, and legions of D&D players recall it fondly to this day.___________________________Graphic Novels Of The Month - Conan The BarbarianBarbarian Life: A Literary Biography of Conan the Barbarian (Volume Two)https://www.amazon.com/Barbarian-Life-Literary-Biography-Conan-ebook/dp/B08379KF9M/Conan The Barbarian: The Original Comics Omnibus Vol.2https://www.amazon.com/Conan-Barbarian-Original-Comics-Omnibus/dp/1787740846/_______________Dungeons and Dragons: Dark Sun Vol. 1: Ianto's Tombhttps://www.amazon.com/Dungeons-Dragons-Dark-Vol-Iantos-ebook/dp/B009CI6GEULeave a message at kirbyskidspodcast@gmail.comJoin the Community Discussions https://mewe.com/join/kirbyskids Please join us for our 2025 Graphic Novel Readshttps://www.kirbyskids.com/2024/11/kirbys-kids-giving-thanks-2025-graphic.htmlFor detailed show notes and past episodes please visit www.kirbyskids.com
Angus returns to some comics archeology to introduce Barbarian Life: A Literary Biography of Conan the Barbarian (Volume Two) and Dungeons and Dragons: Dark Sun Vol. 1: Ianto's Tomb. There is also a review of the origins of Appendix N and how these two selections relate to it. Please join us for our Appendix N Month celebration reads:Graphic Novels Of The Month - Conan The BarbarianBarbarian Life: A Literary Biography of Conan the Barbarian (Volume Two)https://www.amazon.com/Barbarian-Life-Literary-Biography-Conan-ebook/dp/B08379KF9M/Conan The Barbarian: The Original Comics Omnibus Vol.2https://www.amazon.com/Conan-Barbarian-Original-Comics-Omnibus/dp/1787740846/_______________Dungeons and Dragons: Dark Sun Vol. 1: Ianto's Tombhttps://www.amazon.com/Dungeons-Dragons-Dark-Vol-Iantos-ebook/dp/B009CI6GEULeave a message at kirbyskidspodcast@gmail.comJoin the Community Discussions https://mewe.com/join/kirbyskids Please join us for our 2025 Graphic Novel Readshttps://www.kirbyskids.com/2024/11/kirbys-kids-giving-thanks-2025-graphic.htmlFor detailed show notes and past episodes please visit www.kirbyskids.com
This title was released in January 2025. It will be exclusively available to buy from the Big Finish website until 31 March 2025, and on general sale after this date. Tonight's the night for Anthony and Dean. No more pruning old people's gardens. No, they're about to hit the big time. They've an alien artefact, they've got a guy on the inside, and tonight they're going to break into Torchwood and steal everything. All they have to do is find their car...
Had fun geeking out with friend of the pod Ianto on this bonus episode all about the ins and outs of Weeping Angels. Can they be destroyed? What counts as observing? We have so many questions!About Time: www.linktree.com/abouttimecast
Tread Perilously begins a cornucopia of sci-fi with the most infamous episode of Torchwood: "Cyberwoman." When Ianto Jones invites a specialist in Cyber tech to Torchwood 3, all hell breaks loose. It turns out he's been keeping his partially Cyber-ized girlfriend on life support since the Battle of Canary Wharf. He's using a Cyber-conversion machine to do it. And none of the others know about it. Of course, Cybermen are going to Cyberman, but will a "Cyberwoman" also seek to make all organic life like her? Also: what will Captain Jack Harkness do when he learns Ianto has been keeping a woman prisoner in their basement? Justin faces his first -- and possibly last -- episode of Torchwood. He learns almost immediately why Erik has been putting this one off for so long. Episode writer Chris Chibnall is, once again, in the hot seat. Erik is accused of being a David Tennant fan. The weeds lead to some darker places, but also to discussion of The Tick, the Noldor, and more. Justin tries to make sense of Torchwood as a concept. He also notes Erik's "angry" British accent. A surprise Burn Gorman appears! White Water Summer is used to prove a point. The viscosity of Ianto becomes important and Justin suggests Torchwood isn't sexy enough.
In the finale of A Study in Drowning, we follow Effy as things get stormy and steamy, an ill-advised nap is taken, Ianto gets a phone call and makes some observations, Effy gets on her knees, we learn a lot about Angharad's author. Also, Effy attends a party, and talks to the dean.Patrons can join us next week for A Study in Drowning bonus, where we cover the Preston bonus chapter and cast the characters both well and poorly. For the rest of you, join us in 2 weeks for the first episode of Small Gods by Terry Prachett!We'll be covering 25% of Small Gods for episode 1. The endline of our last covered scene is: '"General Fri'it has other business," said Vorbis. "Most pressing and urgent business. Which only he can attend to."' If ending on the right line sounds stressful, just read to like 30% of the book and expect us not to cover all of what you read. That's fine. Bonus Episodes and more available on Patreon Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
This title was released in May 2024. It will be exclusively available to buy from the Big Finish website until 31 July 2024, and on general sale after this date. It's 1987 and "Disco" Jones is still dancing. Life and soul, bab, life and soul. Wednesdays is darts at The Merry Miller, Thursdays - shove ha'penny at The Boilermakers, Fridays played by ear, and Saturdays it's the Disco at Cinderella's. So who is Tom and why does he want to build a fence with him? Gareth David Lloyd said: “It all started last summer, when I said to James that I had an idea for a script and he said he had another couple of thoughts, so would I mind having a look at those as well. “James gave me a few starting points for other ideas, and I chose a pair of them, adapted them, and added my own one, which became Disco.” “Disco has been a long time coming. Ianto's dad has been this nameless entity so far who seems to have been quite a negative force in Ianto's life. So, I thought it was about time that we made him a three-dimensional character and really looked to who he was and at the reasons Ianto is so affected by him. “Ianto creates an opportunity in Disco to find out who his dad was before he knew him. He is described by old friends as the life and soul of the party. That takes Ianto by surprise as he only knew him as quite a tragic figure. Ianto's interest is piqued and he wants to meet this version of his dad that people have such fond memories of.” Director Lisa Bowerman said: “Disco is an extraordinary script because Gareth has managed to combine what is essentially a time travelling story with the most authentic, emotional and domestic context. It has a huge arc and a huge depth to it. It's a brilliant piece of audio drama.” Producer James Goss said: “Disco is a remarkable play. Gareth David-Lloyd tells the story that Torchwood fans have always wanted to know – what's up with Ianto's dad? The answer is joyous and sad. Torchwood at its best takes a classic idea and does something unexpected with it. This is a time travel story about two blokes building a literal fence. It's an epic about the web of time but there's also dancing, darts, and a trip down the dole. “The play is also linked to the Torchwood One box set , released the same month. We've pulled off a coup where a mystery set up in I Hate Mondays is answered in Disco. You can enjoy both titles completely separately, but put together they complete a picture of a truly terrible fortnight in Ianto's life. “Honestly, Disco is magnificent, and Gareth deserves to win all the awards for it.”
This title was released in May 2024. It will be exclusively available to buy from the Big Finish website until 31 July 2024, and on general sale after this date. Torchwood One faces three of the worst Mondays ever... Dinner for Yvonne by James Goss, from a story by James Goss and Joseph Lidster A cloud of psychic plasma is sweeping over Salisbury Plain towards London. Unfortunately, it's Yvonne's night off and she's throwing a dinner party. Will London perish before she can serve the artisanal cheese board? By Royal Appointment by James Goss Poppy Greenleaf finds herself appointed the Crown's royal liaison for Torchwood. What is Torchwood? Who is Yvonne Hartman? Why is the world ending? Poppy finds herself lost in a world of alien invasions, international espionage and intergalactic diplomacy. Nerves by Joseph Lidster Another Monday morning, another mission for Torchwood. Ianto and Tommy have to transport a canister of deadly Euphorian nerve agent to an underground bunker in the South Downs. It should be an easy straight-forward job but other forces are gathering...
Friend of the pod, Ianto, returns to discuss Steven Moffat's "Boom"!About Time:www.linktree.com/abouttimecast
In deze aflevering praten we met Ianto Geukens, jeugdcoach bij Sint-Job, over zijn inspirerende reis van een onervaren, jonge coach naar een kindgerichte mentor die hij vandaag is. Ianto deelt zijn inzichten en ervaringen, en vertelt hoe het ontdekken van enkele bijzondere boeken via deze podcast zijn kijk op coaching heeft veranderd. Leer hoe inspraak en positieve aanmoediging een cruciale rol spelen in het ontwikkelen van jonge voetballers en hoe coaches met een kindgerichte benadering een positieve impact kunnen hebben op het leven van hun spelers. Mis deze inspirerende en informatieve aflevering niet!
TDP 1254:. Torchwood 82 : Missing Molly from #Bigfinish review This title was released in April 2024. It will be exclusively available to buy from the Big Finish website until 30 June 2024, and on general sale after this date. Molly went missing from the estate 12 years ago. Ianto remembers it because he lived just round the corner. Only, Molly's come back. Ianto's just as interested as her parents in what happened to her.
Ian ‘Ianto' Gravell joined me on the podcast today. He is a disabled businessman, author and adventurer. He shares a unique story about his relationship with the song Dancing in the Dark and the healing power of music. We talk about his journey and his book about his recovery which you can find more about here www.loosegravel.co.uk Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
Nick and Benji present… The Chat - Rolo update and upcoming releases… Good Review Guy: Torchwood Soho: The Unbegotten… Drama Tease and Behind-the-scenes: The Fourth Doctor - Storm of the Sea Devils… Also Available: Torchwood - Tube Strike.
Ianto Ware discusses his book Mother and I about growing up in Adelaide in the 80s and 90s with his lesbian single mum Dimity Ware. First broadcast 28 April 2023 during Lesbian Visibility Week. Mother and I: the history of a wilful family / Ianto Ware — Hunter Publishers Australia 3CR broadcasts from the stolen lands of the Kulin Nation.
Today, Stephen is delighted to be joined by friend of the pod, Ianto! We discuss the second 60th anniversary special, Wild Blue Yonder.Ianto has been a Doctor Who fan since childhood, one of his earliest memories being dressing as a cardboard Dalek for a village gala (swipe to see!). He properly got trapped in the vortex at the age of 15 when the show relaunched in 2005, and cannot wait for the new, new era!All links:https://linktr.ee/abouttimecast
Benjamin Partridge is the host of Beef and Dairy Network podcast, which is a very funny comedy program described as "The number one podcast for those involved or just interested in the production of beef animals and dairy herds." It is a program here on the Maximum Fun network. Mr. Partridge is also a Welshman and would very much like for you to join him as he takes us on a tour of the smaller and larger cities of the southern Wales coastline. Learn about the seaside recreation area where all the nearby miners went at once and learn about the city with a cathedral much too large for the city's population. You will fall asleep before we ever reach the western shore.Hey Sleepy Heads, is there anyone whose voice you'd like to drift off to, or do you have suggestions on things we could do to aid your slumber? Email us at: sleepwithcelebs@maximumfun.org.Follow the Show on:Instagram @sleepwcelebsTwitter @SleepWithCelebsTikTok @SleepWithCelebsJohn is on Twitter @johnmoe.John's acclaimed, best-selling memoir, The Hilarious World of Depression, is now available in paperback.Join | Maximum FunIf you like one or more shows on MaxFun, and you value independent artists being able to do their thing, you're the perfect person to become a MaxFun monthly member.
'Tis the festive season, and with nights drawing in, Time Ram celebrates the fine tradition of a good old spooky story, told around a crackling log fire. And what better way of doing this, than by taking Torchwood's 'Something Borrowed' and The Sarah Jane Adventures' 'The Man Who Never Was' and swapping them between series? So we get the Sarah Jane kids dealing with a pregnant bridezilla, while events at Torchwood force Ianto to grow to 30 stories high! And that's before we even get to radiophonic blarting, intravenous 1973 and K9's sonic lipstick!
1 Bore Cothi: Sioe Aeaf.Ddydd Llun Tachwedd 27 roedd rhaglen Bore Cothi yn darlledu o'r Ffair Aeaf yn Llanelwedd. Cafodd Shân gwmni mam a merch, sef Ffion a Leia Lloyd-Williams o fferm Bathafarn ger Rhuthun. Roedden nhw wedi bod yn dangos ceffyl yn y Ffair, sut aeth hi tybed?Darlledu Broadcasting Y Ffair Aeaf The Winter Fair Gwisg Costume Fel pin mewn papur Immaculate Awyrgylch Atmosphere Rhan-frîd Part breed Is-bencampwr Reserve Champion2 Ffion Emyr: Tips Pwdin Dolig.Roedd Ffion, Leia a Shân hefyd i weld wrth eu boddau gyda'r Ffair Aeaf on'd oedden nhw? Ddydd Sul Tachwedd 26 roedd hi'n Stir Up Sunday sef y Sul ola cyn yr Adfent, a dyma'r diwrnod traddodiadol i bobl wneud eu pwdin Dolig! Y nos Wener cyn hynny rhannodd Ffion Emyr ychydig o dips ar sut i wneud pwdin Dolig. Roedd Ffion wedi casglu'r tips yma gan chefs enwog fel Delia Smith, Andrew Dixon a Nigella Lawson. Socian To soak Fel rheol As a rule Gorchuddio To cover Llysieuol Vegetarian Blawd Flour Ffigys Figs Cnau wedi malu Chopped nuts Ychwanegwch! Add! Sinsir Ginger Heb wres Without heat 3 Carl ac Alun Gwener 24ain yn lle Trystan ac Emma: Dr Who.Wel dyna ni felly, o dan y gwely â'r pwdin Dolig! Tips defnyddiol iawn yn fanna gan Ffion Emyr. Wel mae Dr Who yn ôl! Dych chi wedi cael cyfle i weld y gyfres newydd eto? Dw i'n siŵr bod Ianto Williams o Faesybont ger Caerfyrddin wedi ei gweld gan ei fod yn superfan y gyfres. Fore Gwener Tachwedd 24, Carl ac Alun oedd yn cadw sedd Trystan ac Emma yn gynnes rhwng 9 ag 11 a chaethon nhw sgwrs gyda Ianto a'i glywed yn sôn am ei gasgliad o ddeunyddiau Dr Who Cyfres Series Casgliad Collection Deunyddiau Materials Gwerthfawr Valuable Wedi ei arwyddo Signed Halais i Mi wnes i anfon Yn amlwg Obviously Unigryw Unique Cyfrannu at To contribute to4 Ffion Dafis: Aled Hall mewn opera newydd.Ianto Williams oedd hwnna'n sôn am ei gasgliad o ddeunyddiau Dr Who. Aled Hall, y tenor operatig o Bencader, Sir Gaerfyrddin oedd yn cadw cwmni i Ffion Dafis yn ddiweddar. Yn y clip hwn, mae Aled yn trafod ei ran yn yr opera newydd Men Sheds, gafodd ei chyfansoddi gan y cerddor Lenny Sayers. Mae'r opera hon yn ceisio codi ymwybyddiaeth o broblemau iechyd meddwl dynion:Cafodd ei chyfansoddi Was composed Codi ymwybyddiaeth Raising awareness Cymeriad Character Aeth ati Went at it Ymdrin â Dealing with Ymgynnull To congregate Cymunedau di-rif Countless communities Cysyniad Concept Angen trafod Need to discuss5 Aled Hughes:Mae'n dda gweld opera ar thema modern er mwyn codi ymwybyddiaeth o broblemau iechyd meddwl, on'd yw hi? Wythnos diwetha, Arwyn Tomos Jones o Brifysgol Caerdydd, fuodd yn sôn am hen feddyginiaethau gydag Aled Hughes. Dyma i chi flas ar y sgwrs: Meddyginiaethau Medicines Canrif Century Hollol hurt Totally stupid Ysgyfaint Lung Danadl poethion Stinging nettles Dant y Llew Dandelion Tlodi Poverty Cyn bwysiced â As important as Moddion Medicine Hylif Liquid Dim sail No foundation6 Dros Ginio:Dyna ddiddorol on'd ife fel roedd pobl yn defnyddio‘r byd natur o'n cwmpas yn feddyginiaethau yn y gorffennol. Ddydd Mawrth diwetha, banciau bwyd oedd yn cael sylw ar Dros Ginio gyda Jennifer Jones. Mae mwy a mwy o alw am y banciau bwyd y dyddiau hyn, ond mae llai ac yn llai o bobl yn cyfrannu bwyd at y banciau. Yn y clip hwn, Trey McCain, Rheolwr Banc Bwyd Arfon sy'n egluro'r sefyllfa i Jennifer. Mae Trey yn dod o Mississippi yng ngogledd America yn wreiddiol ond wedi dysgu Cymraeg yn rhugl. Budd-daliadau Benefits Hanfodol Essential Gwendidau Weakness Credyd Cynhwysol Universal credit Cyflenwadau Provisions Pwysau Pressure Galluogi To enable Pryderus Concerned Neges The shopping Uniongyrchol Direct Ar y gweill In the pipeline
Nick and Benji present… The Chat… Hammer launch… Good Review Guy: Emancipation of the Daleks… Drama Tease and Behind-the-scenes: The Paternoster Gang: Trespassers - Rogues Gallery: The Ghost and the Potato Man… Also available - Torchwood: Odyssey.
We discuss the next two episodes in Series 1 of Torchwood, "Countrycide" and "Greeks Bearing Gifts".CW: dark themes as ever with Torchwood. Instagram/Twitter: @abouttimecastTikTok: @abouttimepodcastEmail: abouttimecast@gmail.comDiscord server: https://discord.gg/uv7T9TJbay
This week Liam and Rob are walking the streets of Cardiff in their Cyber-heels to reminisce about that old episode of Torchwood all about Ianto's nothing-but-trouble girlfriend Lisa. Yes we're back to the HUB this week as we revisit episode three of Torchwood's first series, ‘Cyberwoman'. We also discus Picard, Doctor Who news, the Alien novels and more! Visit cloisterbellpodcast.com for more podcasts and also some TORCHWOOD games too!
Linzi Kurileff, Mister Co & Ianto Ware interviews with James McKenzie. Bent TV trailblazer Linzi Kurileff chats about Lesbian Visiblity. Gay married Duo Mister Co aka Connor & Oscar Absolum chat about their music and new single Make You Feel Alright. Starts 19:39 minutes. Mister Co. - Home | Facebook Ianto Ware discusses his book Mother & I about growing up in Adelaide in the 80s and 90s with his lesbian single mum Dimity Ware. Starts 38:30. Mother and I: the history of a wilful family / Ianto Ware — Hunter Publishers Australia 3CR broadcasts from the stolen lands of the Kulin Nation.
Join me, Josh Carr, on Who Knew?: A Doctor Who Podcast, where I sit down with wonderful people each week to talk all things Who! This week i'm talking to Doctor Who and Torchwood writer James Moran! We talk about the impact of 'The Fires of Pompeii', working with Russell T Davies, writing sassy Ianto dialogue and Paul McGann's dreaminess... SUPPORT THE PODCAST ON PATREON FOR EXCLUSIVE REWARDS!: https://www.patreon.com/whoknewproductions?fan_landing=true MERCH STORE: https://who-knew-2.creator-spring.com/ SUPPORT THE PODCAST ON KO-FI: https://t.co/NulsqaI24Z Zavvi Affiliate Link: http://www.awin1.com/cread.php?awinmid=2549&awinaffid=838281&clickref=&p=https%3A%2F%2Fwww.zavvi.com%2Fhome.dept JAMES' SOCIALS James' Twitter - @jamesmoran James' Instagram - @jamesmoranspork James' Mastodon - @jamesmoran James' Wesbite - http://www.jamesmoranwriter.com/ PODCAST SOCIAL'S Who Knew? Twitter - @whoknewpodcast Who Knew? TikTok - @whoknewpodcast Who Knew? Instagram - @whoknewdwpod Who Knew? Email - whoknewdwpod@gmail.com Josh's Twitter - @joshryancarr CREDITS Corridor of Fame Visuals - Oliver Chenery https://youtube.com/c/OChenery Theme - ‘The Doctor Who Theme' as covered by The Sononauts https://youtu.be/teNrxPty9cM Corridor of Fame Theme - ‘Dreamer' by Hazy https://m.soundcloud.com/hazy_music Music provided by https://www.plugnplaymusic.net/ Daytime TV Theme by Kevin MacLeod is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution license (https://creativecommons.org/licenses/...) Source: http://incompetech.com/music/royalty-... Artist: http://incompetech.com/ DOCTOR WHO © BBC
This title was released in October 2022. It will be exclusively available to buy from the Big Finish website until 31 December 2022, and on general sale after this date. A routine alien incursion in the Valleys goes horribly wrong. Toshiko Sato and Ianto Jones are trapped in the Torchwood SUV. There's a monster outside and it's determined to get in. Can Tosh and Ianto overcome their differences and save the world? More importantly, will the SUV keep them safe?
Your beloved Podtor hosts, joined as always by our good friend Brian, delve into Torchwood being inflitrated by a parasitic memory worm, Ianto being turned into the Joker, and the fact that Scongo is real. It's Adam, baybee.
Your beloved Podtor hosts, joined as always by our good friend Brian, delve into Torchwood being inflitrated by a parasitic memory worm, Ianto being turned into the Joker, and the fact that Scongo is real. It's Adam, baybee. The post Torchwood S02E05 – Adam first appeared on Friendly Mushroom Productions.
The ancient custom of "sin-eating" endures in a remote Welsh farming community. With a widow waiting to bury her husband and his father - the sin-eater - sick, it falls to young Ianto to perform the ritual. But has he the stomach for it? This original recording is an audio presentation by Jasper L'Estrange for EnCrypted: The Classic Horror Podcast. "The Sins of the Fathers" by Christianna Brand (1964).
DISCLAIMER:ALL CLIPS AND THE DOCTOR WHO THEME ARE THE PROPERTY OF THE BBCANY EPISODES FEATURING THEM WILL NOT BE MONETISED.Join Damla & Elliott on the inaugural episode of the show, as they discuss the first episode of rebooted Doctor Who; ROSE.Listen as we discuss hoodies, Autons, body standards, Ianto's shrine (already!), and how we came to watch the episode as kids in 2005.NOTES & LINKSLink clive website:http://www.whoisdoctorwho.co.uk/index1.shtmlhttps://archive.org/web/Buy us a coffee: http://ko-fi.com/comealongpondpodcastSupport us on Patreon for a shoutout: https://www.patreon.com/comealongpondCheck out our Tiktok: https://www.tiktok.com/@comealongpondpodcastFollow us on Instagram: @comealongpondpodcastEmail us: comealongpondpod@gmail.comStream the podcast on Acast, Apple Podcasts, Spotify, and Amazon Music.Theme tune composed by Evan, follow him here: https://instagram.com/evanbevisknowles?igshid=YmMyMTA2M2Y=Podcast edited by DamlaStay safe everyone x Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
Charles Skaggs & Jesse Jackson are joined by special guest companions Xan Sprouse & Christine Peruski as they discuss the casting of Ncuti Gatwa as the Fourteenth Doctor, the return of David Tennant & Catherine Tate, and "From Out of the Rain", the tenth episode from Torchwood Series Two in 2008! Find us here:Twitter: @NextStopWho, @CharlesSkaggs, @JesseJacksonDFW @udanax19 @C_Peruski Instagram: @nextstopeverywherepodcast Facebook: Facebook.com/Nextstopeverywherepodcast Email: NextStopWho@gmail.com Listen and subscribe to us in Apple Podcasts and leave us a review!
In 1874, a Methodist minister traveling in Pennsylvania is called to the bedside of a dying man. Ianto Parker tells the minister how he came to America from Wales in 1831, after taking part in a violent riot in which around 24 people died. For more than forty years, Parker has been haunted by what happened that day. He is desperate to confess a shameful secret that forced him to flee his native land. He escaped British justice once, but soon, he believes, he will have to face divine judgment. The time has come to unburden his soul. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices
Bioconstrucción: el arte de construir tu hogar en armonía con la Naturaleza. En este episodio Javier Carrera nos habla de los principios e historia de este movimiento que busca rescatar los saberes milenarios y usar la ciencia moderna para edificar madrigueras adecuadas para la humanidad, junto con los materiales y técnicas más representativos para cada etapa de la casa. Web: www.radiosemilla.com Telegram: https://t.me/radiosemillapodcast Redes: instagram.com/radiosemillapodcast twitter.com/semilla_radio facebook.com/radiosemillapodcast youtube.com/c/reddeguardianesdesemillas Red de Guardianes de Semillas: www.redsemillas.org instagram.com/red_guardianes_de_semillas/ facebook.com/guardianesdesemillas/ Notas del episodio: Casa Flor de Cactus - Blog Arquitectura modernista - Frank Lloyd Wright, casa en la cascada Adobe tejido: https://www.fao.org/3/s1250e/S1250E5L.GIF Libros recomendados: Alexander, Christopher (1977). A pattern language: towns, buildings, construction. Oxford University Press. Evans, Ianto. (2002). The hand-sculpted house. Chelsea Green Publishing. Lengen, Johan van (1980). Manual del arquitecto descalzo. Editorial Concepto. Portada señor de los anillos: https://tercerafundacion.net/biblioteca/ver/libro/33717 Taller de construcción con caña guadúa, video de David Lasso https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7Af2CxuHfcc
Just before her death, Ianto discovered his mother's life-long diary. He has used it to construct a personal biography of her life and times.
It's another "Big Idea" segment! Join Deb, Kat, Liz, and Tansy as they talk about Liz's very literal Big Idea -- big stuff in Doctor Who! What do you think about large things in Doctor Who? Drop us a tweet or let us know in the comments! ^E Happy Things: Liz - Millie McKenzie on Twitter: "Class of 2020. Which was your favourite? & #NimonBePraised! Tansy - A Night at the Opera as Ianto and Tosh spend a friends-commiserating-Valentine's together. Plus aliens! Kat - is obsessing over Eurovision 2021 and is very sad it's over! Deb - Reality Bomb, always a delight, has a very thoughtful conversation with Amanda Rae Prescott and Rachel Donner regarding the Clarke/Barrowman issues. Extra-special thanks to this week's editor, Steven Schapansky of Castria! Support Verity! on Patreon
Nick and Benji present… Reviews - Doctor Who: Short Trips - Blue Boxes and Torchwood: Rhys and Ianto's Excellent Barbecue… Behind-the-scenes: Dalek Universe 1 … Drama Tease: Torchwood - Gooseberry .
DANK Discussions - Deep Diving into the Legal Cannabis, Hemp, CBD Industry
Ianto Morgan Jones is the CEO and founder of Mon Naturals, a Welsh skincare company that has revamped its 200 year recipe for skincare cream to a new cannabis-infused product. Ianto joins us to talk about the rocky path towards the legalization of Cannabis in Wales, and the strict regulations surrounding cannabis in the United […]
This title was released in November 2020. It will be exclusively available to buy from the Big Finish website until January 31st 2021, and on general sale after this date. Rhys is planning a lads' night in. Barbie in the back yard, few tins, mates and bants. But the only person who turns up is Ianto – who hasn't been invited. Hell is other people, especially when they've brought board games. Something goes wrong. The two of them could be trapped together for eternity at a barbecue where the sausages never cook, and worse, the brewskis remain forever out of reach.
Nick and Benji present… Reviews: Out of Time… Behind-the-scenes: Torchwood - Rhys and Ianto's Excellent Barbecue by Tim Foley … Drama Tease: Wicked Sisters: The Garden of Storms by Simon Guerrier
This title was released in June 2020. It will be exclusively available to buy from the Big Finish website until August 31st 2020, and on general sale after this date. It’s February 14th and Owen is a no-show for Toshiko’s not-Valentine’s-Valentine’s Night at the opera. Worse, when Ianto turns up he has bad news for Toshiko, for Cardiff and for fans of classical music – the opera is full of aliens. The doors are bolted, there’s no way out, and this could be the final curtain...
Torchwood has been destroyed and Jack's team has been broken after the death of Tosh , Owen and Ianto . Gwen has decided to go back to living a normal family life with Rhys and jack has disappeared again . But now it's time four Torchwood 4 to come out of the shadows and save earth from alien threats and this time there Ready ! --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/pp15/message
Everything is happening! As we hurtle towards New Year’s Day and the premiere of “Spyfall”, the first of a two-part episode of Doctor Who Series 12, the info we were waiting all of 2019 for is now flying fast and furious and the Three Who Rule are all that stands between you and total cranial destruction! So let’s get right to this melange of promotional show appearances, UK, US, and Canadian air dates, and an interview from Chicago TARDIS with former Doctor Who brand manager Edward Russell! Listen, or you will be destroyed (by news!) Links: – Support Radio Free Skaro on Patreon! – Radio Free Skaro Fluid Links Advent Calendar – LEGO Telesnap Versions – 30 years since Survival aired, piece by James Cooray Smith – Series 12 opens with “Spyfall”, airing New Year’s Day – Episode 1 first look – Series 12 release date trailer – The series will open with a 2-parter – Some Series 12 episodes will have a cold open – BBC One will broadcast Spyfall at 6:55pm – BBC America will broadcast Spyfall at 8:00 ET/PT – CTV Sci-Fi confirms New Year’s Day broadcast of Spyfall – Jodie Whittaker on the Graham Norton Show – Jodie Whittaker given silver record for Yellow, her Children in Need contribution – Fathom Events holding Spyfall screening January 5 – Thomas Edison and Nikola Tesla will appear in Series 12 – Russia buys Series 12 and will offer older series on demand – Total TV Guide – BBC America Doctor Who marathon begins December 24 – BBC America Doctor Who marathon will include The Macra Terror – Michelle Ryan announced for Gallifrey One – Gallifrey One 2020 ticket resales open – Who 77 Promotions presents An Afternoon With Graeme Harper – Jonathan Morris’s project on which Doctor Who scripts exist – Gareth David-Lloyd catches someone trying to deface the Ianto shrine – DC Fontana died – Richard Easton died Interview: – Edward Russell – Chicago TARDIS 2019
@Tindogpodcast reviews 3. Torchwood: Torchwood One - Latter Days This title was released in September 2019. It will be exclusively available to buy from the Big Finish website until November 30th 2019, and on general sale after this date. Torchwood One continue to save the world - and most importantly, the Empire - from alien threats. 3.1 Retirement Plan by Gareth David-Lloyd Torchwood’s Head of Alien Acquisitions is retiring. But there’s something very wrong in the idyll of El Cielo. And it’s going to kill Ianto. 3.2. Locker 15 by Matt Fitton A mysterious force is wiping out Torchwood, and the only person who can save London is a cleaner called Dave. 3.3 The Rockery by Tim Foley Anne Hartman has retired to the country, which comes as a surprise to her daughter. Has Yvonne met a problem even she can’t solve?
Who Cares about Torchwood: Children of Earth? A Capaldi character in chaos in Cardiff, a deep dive into Ianto’s background+sexuality+Twilight parallels, plus 456 different takes on totalitarianism & exceptionalism & more! CREDITS:NeoIngigaKodeTomtitEdited by Neo Neo’s Essay on Series 3, CHILDREN… Continue reading →
This title was released in July 2019. It will be exclusively available to buy from the Big Finish website until September 30th 2019, and on general sale after this date. Serenity Plaza is the most exclusive gated community in South Wales. You’d kill to live there. Jack and Ianto have gone undercover as a happily married couple. There are rumours that something’s wrong at Serenity Plaza and they’re determined to investigate. But the problem is that Serenity Plaza is just so rigidly normal. Suddenly, Jack and Ianto have to confront the problems that normal couples face. Sharing a house together, doing the washing up, entering the residents’ baking contest, and hoping to win the Best Kept Lawn. Competition is fierce. Because this is Serenity Plaza. And you’d kill to live there.
On the seventieth edition of Reality Bomb, Graeme Burk brings back emeritus producer Alex Kennard (and drafts Lori Steuart) for another segment of "Is This Rumour Hot or Not?" as they judge the latest rumours (or not) from the Doctor Who set. Neil Perryman brings the "love it or hate it" Sylvester McCoy story Ghost Light to the Gallery of the Underrated. And Joy Piedmont talks to Monica Duarte, Jim Sangster and Derek Compare about Doctor Who collecting in all its various forms. Plus listeners letters, and the protest about Ianto at BBC Wales goes into its tenth year!
Recorded live from Minneapolis-Saint Paul Airport after his flight home was canceled! Steven staves off travel exhaustion to bring you happenings regarding Jon Pertwee, The Macra Terror animation, San Diego Comic-Con Doctor Who merchandise (but not any actual Doctor Who Series 12 panels…), and more, before Chris and Warren swoop in to save him, like The Garm did for a weakened Nyssa, in the Season 20 story “Terminus”, the Classic Series Commentary for which is your reward. Stock up on hydromel and join us! Links: – Support Radio Free Skaro on Patreon! – Gallifrey One 2020 tickets still on sale – Matthew Sweet talks to Sean Pertwee about Jon Pertwee – Richard Bignell talks to Charles Norton about Macra Terror animation – Terry Nation Army YouTube series – BF Torchwood Serenity released early to coincide with 10th anniversary of Ianto’s death – BF Gallifrey Time War 3 due February 2020 – DW Edge of Time VR game will have a demo at SDCC, BBCA SDCC booth details – SDCC exclusive Titan Thirteenth Doctor issue 9 – New K-9 series in development – Whooverville XI coming to the QUAD in Derby on August 31 Classic Series Commentary: – Terminus
"Torchwood" OverviewThere are Whovians ... and then there are "Torchwood" fans. Which ones are more "hardcore"? Regardless of the answer, Jessica and Phillip focus on the "Doctor Who" spin-off "Torchwood" this week - along with its four series and other forms of life. They look at all things Captain Jack, Gwen, Ianto, Tosh and Owen ... as well as Rhys and Andy. In their look into the TARDIS library, they examine the first episode of the OTHER spin-off - "The Sarah Janes Adventures." The couple talks about their first viewing of "Invasion of the Bane" and why they look forward to watching the complete series 1 of SJA.What's your favorite "Torchwood" moment?
@TinDogPodcast reviews Torchwood 20 - The Last Beacon from @BigFinish A signal in a Welsh mountain is calling an ancient battlefleet to Earth. Owen Harper and Ianto Jones head up into the Brecons to stop it. The problem is - Ianto really loves camping. Torchwood contains adult material and may not be suitable for younger listeners Written By: Gareth David-Lloyd Directed By: Scott Handcock Cast Burn Gorman (Owen Harper), Gareth David-Lloyd (Ianto Jones), Ellie Darvill (Pat), Daniel Hawksford (Bryn), Rick Yale (Bashy), Luke Williams (Brogan), Charlotte O'Leary (Kerys), Kristy Philips (Jemma), Laura Dalgleish (Receptionist), Richard Elfyn (Ryan), Marilyn Le Conte (Ianto's Nan). Other parts played by members of the cast. Producer James Goss Script Editor David Llewellyn
Mae Ianto wrth ei fodd gyda sŵp tomato Nain, ond be wneith e pan does dim tomatos ar ôl yn y siop? Ianto loves tomato soup, but there are no tomatoes in the shop. What will he do?
Synopsis This title was released in July 2017. It will be exclusively available to buy from the BF website until September 30th 2017, and on general sale after this date. "Ianto really shines in this story and Gareth David-Lloyd gets to play him with a range I think was only started in the TV show. 10/10" "‘The Office of Never Was’ is a welcome return of Ianto Jones to the Big Finish world. Gareth David-Lloyd has turned in an excellent performance of a challenging script. Goss has taken a daring move with the character and crafted the perfect environment for it. This is an essential Torchwood story for your collection. – 9/10 " "This story goes right to the heart of what Torchwood are and what they do, it deals with the consequences of those actions almost like no other story before it and lays Ianto’s soul bare – Ianto always was the softer side of Torchwood, this explores how he deals with the contradictions in his job and how those contradictions can devastate the lives of those who Torchwood sometimes only think of as all in a days work." "For me, Ianto was always the unsung hero of Torchwood Cardiff. From his humble beginnings serving tea to Jack and the gang, to being a badass, to being murdered in Children of Earth, Ianto was always dependably brilliant; and James Goss makes sure you know it in this story." There’s an empty office block in Cardiff. That’s nothing special – plenty of businesses go under, clear out, cease to exist. All that’s left behind is an empty building. But there’s one office block that refuses to be forgotten about. There have been stories about that building - strange lights, funny goings on, faces pressed up against the glass. Enough to get the locals worried. Enough to ask Torchwood to get involved. It’s Friday night. Ianto Jones has better things to do with his time than look round a haunted building. But he goes anyway, and it turns out that The Office has been waiting for him. Torchwood contains adult material and may not be suitable for younger listeners. Written By: James Goss Directed By: Scott Handcock Cast Gareth David-Lloyd (Ianto Jones), Bethan Rose Young (Girl), David Shields(Oliver) Producer James Goss Script Editor Steve Tribe
Hello, Whovians! This Is Where It Gets Complicated is back! This month, our trio of hosts speak at great length about TORCHWOOD S01E04: CYBERWOMAN. We found out first hand why secrets don't make friends, that Ianto cries a whole lot, and that Owen is a creepy weirdo (and that's putting it lightly). Then, it's time for the Semi-Finals and Finals of our COSTUME SHOWDOWN! Who was the best dressed Doctor in our opinion? In FINISH AT THE FINISH, we build a great big golden statue for everyone's favorite shapeshifter Frobisher! We reviewed the comical, but also very bizarre Big Finish audio THE HOLY TERROR! Plus pizza talk, murder cats, and much more!
Episode 40 of the Doctor Who: Alhambra Podcast In this episode of the Alhambra Podcast, the trio of Brett (@Mavic_Chen) and Liam (@djNezumi) and Legeon (@legeonhenderson) reunite and bring an enjoyable hour (or more) discussion and sci-fi silliness for the month of July 2016. We started off the podcast with Doctor Who and Big Finish news, thanks to www.doctorwhonews.net for the up to date DW news! In this episode of the Alhambra Podcast, we review Doctor Who: Main Range #214 A Life of Crime, written by Matt Fitton. The Fourth Doctor Adventure: #2.08 The Pursuit of History, with David Warner and Toby Hadoke reprising their roles from The Dalek Contract and The Final Phase. Next, we break down each episode from Classic Doctors, New Monsters Volume 1. Brief discussion on the Short Trips, #6.07 Blame Game, featuring Rufus Hound. Then, we review the Doctor Who Spin-offs beginning with Torchwood: Broken, written by Joseph Lidster featuring Gareth David-Lloyd as Ianto and John Barrowman as Captain Jack Harkness. Finishing off the reviews with The New Counter-Measures: Who Killed Toby Kinsella? written by John Dorney and Ken Bentley. We finish off the podcast with random chats about Blake's 7 and baking in future Big Finish Doctor Who releases. Congratulations to the new dad, Legeon (@legeonhenderson)! Another BIG thanks to Big Finish for the updated Big Finish app! It is user friendly, and just amazing! Audio Only Review list - The Power of Kroll (to be recorded in August); finally The Daemons (to be recorded in September). Please stay tuned for those releases, and further releases when we focus merely on the strength of the story and storytelling, and ignore the visuals. Please email the show at: alhambraaudio@gmail.com Tweet the show: @AlhambraPodcast or @djNezumi or @Mavic_Chen Visit our website: AlhambraPodcast.weebly.com
review from @TinDogPodcast Whenever Ianto Jones has a tough day at work, he has somewhere he can hide. And, for Ianto Jones, it's always a tough day at work. His girlfriend is dead, his colleagues don't trust him, and his boss... his boss is something else. With no friends in the world, and his life in danger every day, is it any wonder that at night, Ianto Jones goes to the pub? Ianto's local becomes somewhere where he feels safe. Safe from his demons, safe from his life, safe from Torchwood. Until one evening, Captain Jack Harkness walks into a bar.... Torchwood contains adult material and may not be suitable for younger listeners Written By: Joseph Lidster Directed By: Scott Handcock Cast John Barrowman (Captain Jack Harkness), Gareth David-Lloyd (Ianto Jones), Melanie Walters (Mandy Aibiston), Eiry Thomas (Glenda), Ross Ford (The Saviour) Produced by James Goss Script edited by Steve Tribe Executive Producers: Jason Haigh-Ellery and Nicholas Briggs
Ianto Ware on the history of liquor licenses, binge drinking and making creative space in cities.
Darryl Johnston is back with brief Doctor Who news for 2016; Jack and Ianto back together, Sonic Screwdriver, Bill on The post Who New and Reviews #63 – No Production News appeared first on Galactic Netcasts.
In this episode of The Web of Queer we review the Torchwood story Kiss Kiss Bang Bang, and discuss the trope of the greedy bisexual. In Kiss Kiss Bang Bang we talk about the group dynamics between the team, both professional and personal. What relationships are progressing, which ones are stopping, and why? What was the Time Agency really like and how does John Hart’s arrival stir the pot? In our discussion we tackle the media’s portrayal of fictional bisexuals and pansexuals, and what impact that has for people in the real world. What do Jack, John and Ianto’s stories tell an audience? What stereotypes might they be reinforcing? And how do stereotypes affect bisexual and pansexual people's lives? Time Stamps: 00:00 Intro 00:56 Torchwood: Kiss Kiss Bang Bang review 30:07 Pansexuality and Bisexuality discussion We love feedback! Contact us in any of the ways you see below: Website: www.thewebofqueer.com Feedback Email: thewebofqueer@gmail.com Twitter: @thewebofqueer Tumblr: http://thewebofqueer.tumblr.com/ Libsyn: http://thewebofqueer.libsyn.com/ Opening and closing music: Doctor Who In Dub 2010 by Smerins Anti-Social Club http://www.smerins.com/
Mae gan Ianto lawer o ffrindiau, ond un o'i ffrindiau gorau yw ei daid. Un diwrnod, pan aeth Ianto i weld Taid er mwyn cael gêm bêl-droed, doedd na ddim llawer o hwyliau arno ,roedd yn rhaid i Ianto helpu Taid.
Ian Todd talks to Robin Bell about his New Horror Anthology Series called Twisted Showcase which stars Gareth David Lloyd (Torchwood,Doctor Who)
Caleb Woodbridge, P.G. Bell and Swithun Dobson give their commentary on episode 2, ‘Rendition’ (spoiler-free review here, detailed review to follow), as they discuss CIA security, DIY chemistry, zombie Ianto and much more! The newly reunited Captain Jack and Gwen Cooper … Continue reading →
REPRINTED FROM BBC PRESS SITE WITH THANKS AND RESPECT The brewery have called 'time' and it's the last night at The House of the Dead - the most haunted pub in Wales. Barry the barman has invited renowned psychic, Mrs Wintergreen, to hold a special seance to mark the occasion, and there's a big crowd hoping for the chance of seeing their deceased loved ones for one last time. But when Jack arrives on the scene, he's determined to stop them. Ianto is puzzled by Jack's behaviour, and Gwen is suspicious. Why is Jack acting so strangely? Then the ghosts start arriving - and all hell breaks loose. By James Goss. Cast: Captain Jack Harkness ... John Barrowman Gwen Cooper ... Eve Myles Ianto Jones ... Gareth David-Lloyd Mrs Wintergreen ... Rosalind Ayres Barry ... Bradley Freegard Mr Jones/Tony ... John Francis Harries Helen ... Lucy Davis Ness ... Moira Quirk Late Arrival ... Shelley Rees Recorded at The Invisible Studios, by Mark Holden and mixed at BBC Wales by Nigel Lewis. A BBC/Cymru Wales production, directed by Kate McAll.
REPRINTED FROM BBC PRESS SITE WITH THANKS AND RESPECT In Ryan Scott's episode, Torchwood are chasing aliens down the M4, when Jack accidentally blows a hole in the Severn Bridge, and the SUV hits the water. Whilst submerged John, Gwen and Ianto hear a strange noise, which, back at the Hub they realise is a cry for help. They track the cry to its source which turns out to be the deepest part of the Ocean - the Mariana Trench. Ianto rings old Torchwood flame, Carlie Roberts, who's an expert in marine geology, and Jack pulls strings with the US government to get them all on board the USS Calvin, an Arleigh Burke class destroyer, which is heading for the Trench. From there they board the Octopus Rock, the only submarine built to withstand the pressure at that depth, and follow the signal. But when the Submarine crashes, the team are left at the mercy of a hungry alien. Cast: Captain Jack Harkness ... John Barrowman Gwen Cooper ... Eve Myles Ianto Jones ... Gareth David-Lloyd Carlie Roberts ... Erin Bennett Sam Doyle ... Angelo Tiffe Captain Cudlow ... John Francis Harries Henry Goddard ... John Lee Recorded at The Invisible Studios, by Mark Holden and mixed at BBC Wales by Nigel Lewis. A BBC/Cymru Wales production, directed by Kate McAll. Broadcast Tue 12 Jul 2011 14:15 ss
This Bonus episode takes John D. and Gen to Cardiff as they meet Captain Jack Harkness again, leader of Torchwood, and what is left of his crew. John D. finally did it and watched all the available seasons of our favorite British paranormal investigators just in time for the new season. Keep an eye out for more bonus podcasts, we will publish one every time we group watch a TV show.You can find us on iTunes under ''Legends Podcast''. Please subscribe and give us a positive review! You can also follow us on Twitter @LegendsPodcast for updates and to voice your opinion about which movies we should cover in future episodes. Or even better, send us an e-mail at Legends.Podcast@hotmail.com or leave us a comment on our Web page at www.legendspodcast.libsyn.com
Taken from the TTZ site. with thanks Ladies, Gentlemen, Trees and Multiforms it is with great pleasure that I announce Issue 8 of The Terrible Zodin is now live and available for free download.Apologies that we're 2 days behind the promised date, I won't bore you with the technical details of the problems we have but must crave your indulgence that anything past Page 73 will be prone to the occasional typo. We will in time upload a corrected version being the perfectionists that we are but now you're all terribly excited to just get on and read!This issue is dedicated to the period between production of TV series 1990 - 2003. Whilst many call it The Wilderness Years I hope this issue proves it was anything but. Indeed I hope you're sitting comfortably because TTZ8 is a whopping Target novelization sized 104 pages!We bring you the concluding part of our interview with Paul Cornell and have a new exclusive interview with Lance Parkin. We sing the praises of the New Adventures, debate canon, dissect the theme tune and throw ourselves in to the Timelash!Regular columnists Tony Gallichan and Steve Sautter are on board and we're pleased to announce a new member to join their roster, the mysterious Susie Who who'll be coming from the perspective of a casual viewer rather than a hardcore fan.I could go on and on (I've not mentioned Adric, Ianto, Drashigs, Fitz and fellow fanzines) but why not just read it yourself.Please click below to download this issue and get ready... for the Cyberman Walk.
Ianto Jones, the man in the suit from Torchwood is the topic of this podcast. Gerri and Eugenia had the privilege of interviewing Gareth David-Lloyd at Melbourne Supanova this year. In this podcast Gerri and Eugenia talk about the development of Iantos character from coffee maker to action hero during the three seasons of Torchwood. [more]
In a noteworthy Wednesday cutaway, Radio Free Skaro enlisted the help of some of our LGBT listeners to hold a discussion on the recent uproar about Torchwood: Children of Earth (about which there will be spoilers!) and the perceived homophobia many in the fandom community say it presented. Many thanks go to our own Katrina who leads the panel with listeners Erik and Nat in delivering an hour of informed discussion about this fandom reaction. Check out the show notes at www.radiofreeskaro.com.
While visiting a market on the planet of Shan Shen with the , is offered a free fortune reading. The fortune-teller presses Donna to reveal her past and focuses on a point in her past on modern-day Earth where she was driving to her temporary job at H. C. Clements, despite her mother's desire that she take a permanent job nearby. As a large beetle-like creature climbs onto Donna's back, the teller convinces Donna to change her mind in the past, taking a right at the road junction per her mother's wishes instead of a left. The narrative turns to the created by Donna's choice, far bleaker than the course of events established in previous episodes. The Doctor dies permanently during the ' attack on London (""), killed by the water pressure before he could regenerate, because Donna was not there to convince him to leave. Royal Hope Hospital is taken to the moon and returned (""), but only one person, Martha's fellow medical student Oliver Morgenstern, survives. and are among the dead (the latter apparently having foiled Florence Finnegan's plan). The Titanic crashes into the centre of London, wiping out the city and irradiating most of (""). In the , 60 million people are turned into creatures made of fat (""). The attempt to turn Earth into a breeding world (""), which is stopped by and his remaining of and . However, Gwen and Ianto are killed and Jack is transported to Sontar. Throughout all these events, keeps appearing before Donna. Aware of the events to come, she steers Donna away from mortal danger but refuses to give her name. After the latest tragedy, Rose urges Donna to come with her, even though she will die. Donna initially refuses, but three weeks later, as she and her grandfather talk about recent events, the stars begin disappearing throughout the sky. Donna tells Rose that she is ready. Rose escorts Donna to a base where the dying is being used to help power a makeshift time machine. Rose uses the system to show Donna the beetle that crawled onto her back during the fortune-telling. It is in temporal flux and cannot be removed, but Rose explains that Donna herself is also a point of flux. In order to set things right, they prepare to send her back in time to stop herself from going right. Donna agrees to go, but when she asks if she will get to live this time, Rose remains silent. Donna is sent back in time, but ends up half a mile away and with only four minutes to spare. Finding herself short of the mark on the road leading from the right of the critical intersection, Donna remembers what Rose said about her death and throws herself in front of a removal van. Traffic backs up to the intersection and the past Donna turns left, unwilling to wait for it to clear. As the future Donna lies on the ground, Rose leans over and whispers two words to pass on to the Doctor. Back on Shan Shen, the beetle falls off of Donna's back and the fortune teller flees, frightened by this unexpected development. The Doctor finds Donna and the beetle. He explains that it normally affects only the person it attaches to (the universe merely "compensates"), but in Donna's case created a parallel world. The Doctor is curious about the other alternate realities that seem to form around Donna (""). He ponders the coincidences surrounding Donna and himself, as if something is binding them together. When Donna insists that she is nothing special, the Doctor tells her that she is brilliant, which triggers her fading memories of Rose. She tells him about Rose's warning that "the darkness is coming" and that it is affecting all worlds. At his insistence, Donna tells him the words Rose said; "". Horrified, the Doctor runs outside to find that the words "Bad Wolf" are everywhere, even on the TARDIS. Inside the is ringing and the TARDIS interior is glowing red. When Donna asks about the meaning of "Bad Wolf", the Doctor replies, "It's the end of the universe." This episode revisits the events of most of the present-day stories since Donna first met the Doctor, including "", "", "", "", and "" / "". The Doctor's absence during these events leads to the deaths of , , and . , who cannot be killed, is transported to Sontar. characters Gwen Cooper and Ianto Jones are referred to by name for the first time in Doctor Who, while a short segment of music from the soundtrack of Torchwood plays in the background. Sarah Jane Smith is mentioned for the first time since "", along with the first mentions of characters , , and . The recurring "Bad Wolf" motif, primarily from series 1, returns at the conclusion of this episode to warn the Doctor of the events that are causing Rose to return. The TARDIS's Cloister Bell, last used in "", can also be heard at the end of the episode. mentions that the bees are disappearing, which has been mentioned by Donna in "", "", and "". Donna's father Geoff, who appeared in "The Runaway Bride", is mentioned for the first time since "". It is implied that he was ill during the timescale of "Smith and Jones", and had died by the time of "Voyage of the Damned". His character was intended to be used during series 4, but was retired after actor Howard Attfield died before his scenes were finished. He was replaced by Bernard Cribbins, whose previous role as an anonymous newspaper seller was merged with that of Donna's grandfather. The "Time Beetle" on Donna's back is described by the Doctor as part of "the brigade". The Trickster was a time-altering villain in The Sarah Jane Adventures story . The beetle on her back was also referenced by Lucius Dextrus in "The Fires of Pompeii" with the line, "Daughter of London, there is something on your back!". Sarah Jane Smith is said to write for the fictional Metropolitan magazine as previously mentioned in . Rose mentions the "causal nexus", which was discussed by the Doctor and the Master in "Logopolis." Production The episode, filmed at the same time as "Midnight", saw the Doctor with very little screen-time, while "Midnight" saw Donna with little screen-time. Tennant shot all his scenes, at the episode's beginning and end, in one day, while a double stood in for the shot of the dead Doctor's arm. The appearance of the of that clung to Sarah Jane Smith's back in influenced the design and concept of the "Time Beetle" that clings to Donna's back in this episode. [] Cast notes makes her first substantial appearance on the show since "". Interviewed for , Piper said her return had been planned at the time of her original departure but that around three weeks before filming she decided to rewatch some of her old episodes to refamiliarise herself with the role and ease her doubts that she could play Rose again. reprises the role of (credited in this episode as "UNIT Soldier") from "The Sontaran Strategem" / "The Poison Sky". Here he is shown to have been in attendance during the crisis. Ben Righton reprises the role of Oliver Morgenstern from "Smith and Jones", in this episode the only survivor when the hospital is returned to Earth, Martha Jones having given him the last oxygen pack. returns as American newsreader Trinity Wells, who previously appeared in the Doctor Who episodes ""/"", "", "" and "The Poison Sky", in addition to The Sarah Jane Adventures story . , who plays the fortune-teller, previously appeared as Chantho in the episode "". Reception Based on overnight returns, "Turn Left" was watched by 7 million viewers, giving it a 35% share of the total television audience. The episode received an score of 88 (considered "Excellent"). Keith Watson for the newspaper called it a "daring" episode and praised Catherine Tate's performance, which was "perfectly suited to a complex story... Doctor Who could get away with being a lot less clever. But they actually care about what they do." However, Sam Wollaston of felt Tate was overshadowed by the return of Billie Piper. "Catherine Tate really puts everything into this episode (too much, maybe). But as soon as Rose shows, Donna's a goner." 201 – "Turn Left" episode In the makeshift TARDIS-powered UNIT time machine, Rose shows Donna what is on her back Cast () () Also starring () Guest stars – – Joseph Long – Rocco ColasantoNoma Dumzwemi – – Fortune TellerMarcia Lecky – Mooky KahariSuzann McLean – Veena BradyNatalie Walter – Alice ColtraneNeil Clench – Man in Pub – Bhasker Patel – Jival ChowdryCatherine York – Female ReporterBen Righton – Morgenstern – Spanish Maid – Studio News ReaderSanchia McCormack – Housing OfficerLawrence Stevenson – Soldier #1Terri-Ann Brumby – Woman in Doorway – Trinity WellsPaul Richard Biggin – Soldier #2 Production Writer Director Script editor Brian Minchin Producer Executive producer(s) Russell T. Davies Production code 4.11 Series Length 50 mins Originally broadcast Chronology ← Preceded by Followed by → "" ""
Fragments 2.12 – "Fragments" Tosh, Jack, Rhys, Gwen, Ianto and Owen watch the holographic message depicting Gray and Captain John. Production Writer Director Script editor Producer Chris Chibnall (co-producer) Executive producer(s) Production code 2.12 Series Length 50 mins Originally broadcast Chronology ? Preceded by Followed by → "" "" "Fragments" is the twelfth and of the second series of British series , which was broadcast by on . // Plot After the team gets signs of an unidentified life form, they (apart from , who is running late) go to investigate. Searching an abandoned building, the team discover it is a trap and the building is bombed. The resulting explosion causes the team to be trapped under piles of concrete rubble. Gwen and arrive (Rhys having given Gwen a lift), and as they dig everyone out, the team's lives flash before their eyes revealing how Jack, Ianto, Owen, and Toshiko got recruited to Torchwood. In the , is picked up by two women - Alice Guppy and Emily Holroyd - who have noticed his immortality and his references to . They examine him, which includes attempting to kill him. Jack recognizes that the technology being used in his interrogation is more advanced than Earth technology of the time. They identify themselves as being part of Torchwood and offer Jack a job with them. Jack initially declines the offer learning that they . He agrees to the assignment after being told that if he doesn't cooperate he will be treated as a threat himself. He takes an initial assignment which is to track down and capture an alien. While they have the alien in a small cell one of the officers pulls out a gun and shoots the alien in the head without any warning. Jack disagrees with this policy and refuses the next assignment they try to give him. Jack goes to a bar when a comes to his table and offers to read his cards and doesn't listen to Jack's refusal. She tells him that he will not meet the Doctor for another century. He returns to the Torchwood office and opts to join Torchwood for that century. He is still working for Torchwood in 1999, when he comes back to the Hub on New Year's Eve to find that one of the team has murdered the rest out of fear for the future. He has in his hand some locket or pendant, and he claims to have seen the future in it and killed the rest of the team out of a sense of mercy that the immortal Jack cannot benefit from. Based on the vision from the locket, he states that the next century is when everything changes and that Torchwood isn't ready for it. He then commits suicide, leaving Torchwood to Jack as a "reward for a century of service." With the rest of the team dead, Jack will have to recruit a new team. 's flashback takes place five years ago when she was working for the Ministry of Defence. One night after her boss leaves she immediately breaks into the security room where she obtains secret files for a Sonic Modulator. At home, she begins constructing a mock version, and once complete, takes it to a secret base. She gives it to a woman, one of her mother's captors, in the hope of her mother's release, but in seeing Tosh's potential, they decide to have her work for them. Tosh refuses, and so the captors set off the Sonic Modulator, sending an ear-piercing sound around the room that brings Tosh and her mother to the floor as their blood vessels begin to pulse violently. At that point however, soldiers break in and arrest both the captors and Toshiko and her mother. Tosh is locked in a plain empty cell and told that she will have no communication with anyone, and they refuse to answer her questions to her mother's whereabouts. After living in solitude for some time, she is visited by Jack. Jack chats to her and states that she'll be imprisoned indefinitely. He recognises, however, Toshiko's talent and high intelligence in building the fully operational device from plans that could not possibly work and offers her a pardon if she takes a job at Torchwood. In 's flashback, he first meets Jack by helping him fight a . Ianto asks for a job, but is rejected by Jack. The next morning, Ianto gives Jack a coffee outside Torchwood. Jack recalls a large amount of knowledge about Ianto, stating that he researched him after he was able to identify a Weevil. Ianto again asks for a job as his old job was lost when . Jack states that he had severed all ties with Torchwood One. That night, Ianto steps in front of the SUV, and once more asks for a job. After Jack threatens to erase his memory, he tells Jack that he is pursuing a . After a long battle, the pair of them capture it, and Jack tells Ianto that he expects to see him at work the following morning. 's flashback shows him before he was employed in Torchwood, working as a regular doctor and planning a marriage. His fiancée, Katie, begins to exhibit signs of and is taken in for a brain scan. The doctors, in fact, state that it is a tumor, and decide to operate. While Owen waits outside, he hears a loud noise in the operating room, and enters to find all of the surgeons dead on the floor. Jack enters, and states that there is an alien parasite residing in his fiancée's brain that gives off a toxic gas when threatened. Jack attempts to take the brain, but Owen protests, and so Jack knocks him out with chloroform. Owen wakes up in a hospital bed, but because Jack has erased all evidence of himself, there was no proof of Owen ever seeing him and telling him about the alien. The doctors come to the conclusion that Owen is traumatised and they prescribe him 3 months of rest. Visiting his fiancée's grave, Owen sees Jack and confronts him for answers, saying that he was right and Jack was not just a figment of his own imagination. Seeing Owen's potential, Jack convinces him to start up at Torchwood as a medic for the team. When the team reunites, they discover that the SUV is missing. Jack receives a holographic message, as pictured, from , who reveals himself to be behind the bombs and shows Jack an image of his long-lost brother . He then vows to tear Jack's world apart, so Jack would spend time with him. Cast — — — — — — / — Toshiko's Mother — Noriko Aida — Amy MansonEmily Holroyd — Heather Craney — Skye BennettAlex Hopkins — Julian Lewis JonesBob — Simon ShackletonSecurity Guard — Milton — Katie Russell — Doctor — Richard Lloyd-KingNurse — Catherine MorrisPsychiatrist — Selva Rasalingham — (uncredited) — Lachlan Nieboer (uncredited) Cast notes Clare Clifford had played Kyle in the story . Continuity The tarot card reader girl reappears in this episode. She was last seen in the episode "".Toshiko's mother, as played by Noriko Aida, reappears in this episode, having last been seen in "".Toshiko's "sonic modulator" device based on stolen design plans bears superficial similarities to the Doctor's , and its ear-splitting effect is similar to that produced by holding together two similar sonic devices in .This is the first time the has been explicitly named in the series.A alien, similar to the one seen in "", appears in flashback sequences involving Jack's first mission for the Torchwood Institute.Captain Jack radios orders to an offscreen in Ianto's flashback, although Ianto's arrival in the scene prevents the character from being given any lines. Suzie was last mentioned in the episode "", and last seen upon her resurrection in series one episode "".In his flashback, Ianto Jones refers to his girlfriend, , as having died during the . Lisa is seen again as a partly-converted in the series one episode "". Exit Wounds 2.13 – "Exit Wounds" episode Gray encounters Jack in the Hub. Production Writer Director Production code 2.13 Series Length 50 mins Originally broadcast Chronology ? Preceded by Followed by → "" — "Exit Wounds" is the thirteenth and final of the second series of British series , and was broadcast on on . // Plot Following the previous episode directly, the Torchwood team goes to sites of rift activity. Gwen goes to the police station where the four most senior officers have been killed by Weevils. Tosh and Ianto head to the central server building to deal with "ghosts" that appeared in the building. The ghosts turn out to be humanoid beings in cloaks holding scythes who look very like the Grim Reaper, but Tosh and Ianto easily end the threat by shooting them. Tosh mentions that the server building houses servers for the military, police, NHS and the nearby nuclear power station. Owen heads to St Helen's Hospital where a Hoix was found chewing on cables and subdues it with a sedative. With the rest of the team away dealing with their respective crises, Jack returns to the Hub alone and encounters John Hart, who after a brief conversation with Jack kills him, then strips him of his weapons and restrains him while he proceeds with his task. John gets the Torchwood members to approach the rooftops of their respective buildings to watch as he sets off 15 major and well placed explosions in Cardiff. The team try to cope with the workload of a crippled city. John, who is watching the mayhem in Cardiff Castle with a captive Jack takes him through the rift to the future site of Cardiff city in the year . There John explains that he has not been acting of his own free will and shows Jack that his wristband has been molecularly bonded with his skin (rendering it unremovable) which is equipped with surveillance and remote detonation circuits to ensure his obedience. Before John can explain further he is interrupted by the arrival of Gray, Jack's long lost brother. Jack hugs him tearfully, happy to see him alive, only to have Gray stab him in the chest. When Jack comes to, Gray explains that he was tortured mercilessly for years by the aliens who captured him in his childhood, and that he blames Jack for what he had to endure. Gray taunts Jack saying that his grave will be the foundation of Cardiff and that his blessing of life is his curse. He then forces John to bury Jack alive as punishment for this. Before he begins his task John throws a ring into the grave, claiming that it is of sentimental value. He then proceeds to fill the grave, trapping Jack in a cycle of asphyxiation and revivification. John, now gone free and released from his obligation to Gray, returns to the present to help undo the mess he caused. Gwen encounters him and they call everyone back to the Hub except Owen, who is trying to contain the nuclear power plant meltdown--a result of the explosions John had previously set up. Unbeknownst to them, Gray is lurking in the Hub with them. He eventually traps Gwen, John, and Ianto in Weevil cells, and then shoots Toshiko, leaving her for dead. A loud banging noise is heard by everyone and Gray goes to investigate. The sound leads him to the morgue where a light can be seen coming from one of the compartments. Gray opens the compartment to find Jack waking in a cryochamber. The scene then flashes back to where Jack is discovered by Torchwood personnel because the ring that John dropped was in fact a beacon and Torchwood had picked up the signal. They dig him out and place him in the cryochamber at the Hub, with a timer set to wake him up in 2008. After incapacitating his brother, Jack frees Gwen, John, and Ianto. While this has been happening, Toshiko had been helping Owen to try to prevent a meltdown; despite her life-threatening injury. After sucessfully averting disaster by venting the flow channels into the room Owen is in, she also sets a time delay so Owen can escape. However, a power spike triggers an emergency lockdown and Owen is trapped. Before long the radioactive material is sent to Owen's location and the scene fades out back to the Hub. Jack discovers Toshiko who dies in his arms. As Ianto registers Owen and Toshiko's deaths on the Hub computer, a pre-programmed pop-up video of Toshiko appears, in which she says goodbye and confesses her love for Owen as well as thanking Jack for freeing her from the prison and showing her the many possibilities of the universe. The episode and second series closes with the devastated city recovering, and Jack, Ianto, and Gwen standing together in the Hub. Cast — — — — — — — Lachlan Nieboer — / — — Cowled Leader — Paul Marc DavisDr Angela Connolly — Golda RosheuvelNira Docherty — Syreeta KumarCharles Gaskell — Cornelius Macarthy - Amy Manson Cast notes This episode marks the last episode starring as and as . In the Torchwood: De-Classified that covers this episode, who plays jokingly remarks that Owen either is truly dead or will transform into the "king of the Weevils". A story at GEOS correctly predicted that Tosh and Owen would leave the series.. It also predicts that would become a Torchwood regular and that Captain Jack's role would be reduced. Continuity A Hoix creature, from the parent series in its 2006 episode "" appears in this episode. This is the first time it is named onscreen.Owen refers to his status as "King of the Weevils", first mentioned in "" and seeded in "".When and are discussing their early days together, Tosh descibes pretending to be a medic in Owen's second week, to cover for him having a hangover. Owen asks if this was "the space pig", referring to 's appearance as Doctor Sato, a presumed pathologist in the Doctor Who story "".Jack tells Gray "I forgive you", infuriating Gray. The said this to the in similar circumstance in "", and Jack himself spoke the phrase to Owen Harper following his resurrection in "".In the video played after her death, Toshiko tells Captain Jack "I wouldn't have missed it for the world." Rose Tyler said this to the Doctor facing her death in the Doctor Who episode "".
From out of the RainSynopsis After the old cinema "Electro" re-opens, the old scenes of a black and white film are interrupted by mysterious sequences which show a in the early before the . The Ghostmaker (the leader of the company) and Pearl ("the mermaid woman"), once captured on film, manage to escape it. witnesses the escape, noticing that two characters have suddenly disappeared from the film, and informs . The escaped characters start roaming the streets of Cardiff. They steal the last breath of innocent people, keeping their breath in a silver flask, leaving the victims only half alive with a heartbeat, but no breath. Torchwood starts investigating the casualties and begins research on these old travelling companies. Jack used to be a member of one of the companies, performing the act of "the man who couldn't die". He tells of the "Night Travellers", who perform only during night, and the mythology surrounding them, saying that 'young children were told to hold their breath while the travelling show passed by'. The ghosts begin to bring all their other travelling carnival fellows to our reality at the old cinema but, finally, it occurs to Jack that, being filmed again, the loosened entities may be recaptured onto celluloid. Effectively, Jack manages to achieve this with a , filming all the phantasmagoric creatures. He exposes the reel to the sun then, vanishing the carnival ghosts for ever. However, for its last act before disappearing, the Ghostmaker throws the open silver flask and, despite Ianto's quick catch, most of the human souls are lost in the air, so the -like affected victims of Cardiff die, except for a child. The silver flask ends up being stored by Jack in his safe at Torchwood. Though the threat of the Night Travellers has been stopped now, Jack speculates that there could be more films with their ghosts trapped inside, confirmed by a scene at a boot-sale where a man and his son purchase an old film reel. The metal case of the film is briefly opened and, back at the Hub, Jack hears a sliver of the Night Traveller's carnival music. Cast — — — — — Ghostmaker - Pearl - Jonathan Penn - David Penn - Stephen MarzellaFaith Penn - Hazel Wyn WilliamsNettie Williams - Lowri Sian JonesChristina - Eileen EssellRestaurant Owner - Anwen CarlisleSenior Nurse - Yasmin WildeA&E Nurse - Caroline SheenYoung Dad - Alastair SillYoung Mum - Catherine Olding Cast and credits notes The episodic title credits were missing in the broadcast of this episode.Gerard Carey received a closing credit as Greg, a character from the earlier episode, "". Neither the actor nor his character appeared in this episode. 2.10 – "From Out of the Rain" episode One of the Night Travelers steps out of the film, into reality. Production Writer Director Jonathan Fox Bassett Script editor Producer (co-producer) Executive producer(s) Production code 2.10 Series Length 50 mins Originally broadcast Chronology ? Preceded by Followed by → "" "" AdriftSynopsis Jonah Bevan is walking home when a bright light appears over him. One second later he is gone. Seven months later, at the instigation of , Gwen is investigating the disappearance of Jonah. Her research reveals there are more cases that resemble Jonah's disappearance. Toshiko discovers that these disappearances happen during a negative spike in the , which were previously discarded as background noise. Gwen is able to compile a list of all missing persons and informs Jack. However, Jack tells Gwen that nothing can be done and instructs her to stop the investigation, which she refuses. The investigation slowly turns into an obsession and takes a toll on the relationship between Gwen and Rhys. When Ianto secretly gives Gwen a device with a stored hidden location, Gwen finds a facility on . It harbours 17 of the missing people that the rift took and subsequently brought back, including Jonah, the boy she has been looking for. However, he has aged 40 years and is very deformed. Gwen also finds Jack there, and she demands access to Jonah. Jonah tells how he was stuck on a "burning planet" and how he was taken into a building that was actually a rescue craft, from which he witnessed the burning of a solar system. Afterwards, Jack reveals that he set up the facility when he first took command of Torchwood, in order to care for the victims of the rift, who had previously been locked away in the vaults. Gwen brings Nikki, Jonah's mother, in to see him. At first she is horrified, believing it to be a cruel joke, but Jonah starts telling her things that only he would know. Nikki calms and they hug for a moment, but one of the staff tells Nikki to get away from him. She resists and says that she can take care of him. However Jonah starts screaming, a scream so horrible that everyone flees. In a voiceover, Gwen reveals that he screams like that for 20 hours a day because he looked into the heart of a , which drove him insane. A week later, Gwen goes to see Nikki, who implores her not to show the island to anyone else. Gwen takes down her notes over the missing and Nikki packs up Jonah's room. At home that night, Gwen prepares a romantic candle-lit dinner for Rhys, who lets her cry into his chest. Cast — — — — — — — Nikki Bevan — Jonah Bevan — Young Jonah — Oliver FerrimanHelen — Lorna Gayle Outside references When Andy is showing Gwen the security camera photos from the night Jonah went missing, he refers to Jack as 'Mulder', from .During the first meeting for the missing persons support group, PC Andy quotes the line "If you build it, they will come", from the film .The prophet was swallowed and later regurgitated by a large fish; this episode's Jonah is taken and returned by the Rift.When Nikki clears the shelves of video tapes, several book titles are visible including Snap Happy by Fiona Walker, by and A Grand Affair by . 2.11 – "Adrift" episode Gwen has compiled a list of all people that have disappeared during a negative rift spike. Production Writer Director Script editor Lindsey Alford Producer (co-producer) Executive producer(s) Production code 2.11 Series Length 50 mins Originally broadcast Chronology ? Preceded by Followed by → "" ""
A Day in the Death 2.8 – "A Day in the Death" episode Owen holds on to "the Pulse" as it is about to explode. Writer Director Script editor Producer (co-producer) Executive producer(s) Production code 2.8 Series Length 50 mins Originally broadcast , Chronology ? Preceded by Followed by → "" "" "A Day in the Death" is the eighth of the second series of British series , which was broadcast by on , . This episode is the last of three to feature , , and also features guest star . //<![CDATA[ if (window.showTocToggle) { var tocShowText = "show"; var tocHideText = "hide"; showTocToggle(); } //]]> Plot The opening of the episode is narrated by , who tells of his life and his death, which he is currently living through. Although everyone else believes he is fine, Owen knows that he is not. He is seen on top of an apartment building with a suicidal woman, asking her if she is ready to jump. After showing the woman his gunshot wound and revealing he is already dead, Owen begins to tell her about the days since his death, shown as a series of flashbacks. Firstly, Captain Jack relieves Owen of his duties as a way of monitoring his condition and keeping him safe. Owen is angry that is taking his position as head medic, and further disheartened when Jack gives him Ianto's old job of making the coffee. He feels useless, conscious that he has always been alone while each one of the Torchwood team has or has had someone in their life (Ianto and Jack, Gwen and Rhys, Martha and her boyfriend, Tosh and Tommy). Ianto challanges him as to whether he is really going to let this problem beat him, after all that he's been through. After Martha concludes from her tests that Owen is 100% human yet will not age, the team meets to discuss a series of unusual energy spikes coming from the estate of a reclusive collector of alien artifacts, Henry Parker. Parker hasn't been seen since 1986, leading the team to wonder what he has inside his house. They devise a plan to find out the origin of the energy spikes, excluding any involvement from Owen. Back on the roof, Owen recounts suicide statistics to the woman, who asks him who he actually is. Owen replies that he is a ‘bloody brilliant doctor', which takes us back to the autopsy room, where he is conversing with Martha. As he carelessly toys with a scalpel, Martha tries to reassure him that she does not want his job. While talking, she realizes that he has sliced his hand open with the scalpel - a wound he can't feel, and that won't heal. Owen takes over the stitching, realizing he will need to get used to doing it himself. As we come back to the roof, the woman chastises Owen for refusing help, and he asks her if her boyfriend dumped her because she was so annoying. In flashback, the effectively unemployed Owen heads home, where he sits around aimlessly and then clears out his fridge - he no longer needs food or drink. Tosh arrives and starts to tell him about her morning, as Owen zones out completely. On the roof, the woman states that Owen and Tosh sound like an old married couple. She tells him about how her husband died, also glimpsed in flashbacks, in a car accident an hour after they were married. She asks Owen if things get better when you die, and we come back to Owen's apartment, where he is still zoned out. He asks Tosh why she is there, and becomes angry when she says she wants to help, since in reality she can't. He directs his anger at Tosh, accusing her of wanting someone as screwed up as himself - which he has finally become. After breaking his finger to show Tosh how ‘broken' he is, Owen tries to drown himself, but fails because despite his ability to talk, he no longer needs to breathe. At the Hub, the team are discussing the security heat-sensors used at Parker's estate, making it virtually impossible for them to gain access. When Owen points out that he has no body heat, Jack agrees to let him take on the mission. Tosh returns Owen's apartment keys and carries on with the task at hand. The woman on the roof can't get over why Tosh wasn't angry at him and Owen explains that it was Tosh's way: always professional. The woman becomes upset and Owen rushes her to the edge, where she pulls back from jumping. She asks him how he got from where he was to the roof... At the estate, Martha tells Owen not to engage in any physical combat as he will not recover. After breaking security both on the outside and inside the house, Owen reaches Parker who is an old man linked up to many ventilators and medical machines. The man reveals that he has suffered a failed bypass and three heart attacks, but is being kept alive by a glowing object he calls ‘the Pulse'. Owen tells him that the object isn't doing anything to keep him alive; that it is actually hope that is doing the job. Owen promises to help Parker face his fear of death, but the man soon suffers another heart attack. Unable to draw breath himself, Owen is unable to perform the , and Parker dies. Tosh tells Owen through the earpiece that ‘The Pulse' is going to explode and there's nothing they can do about it. Owen holds the object, telling the team he's going to try to absorb it. They all protest, and Owen begins to say his goodbyes, praising Martha as an ideal replacement, and apologising to Tosh for his behavior. Tosh says she loves him and as the object begins to glow ever so brightly, Owen hugs it. On the roof, the woman looks at Owen incredulously, asking what had happened next. Owen says that life is sometimes not as bad as we think, and retrieves ‘The Pulse' from his backpack. The team had falsely identified it as a bomb, whereas in fact it was a reply to one of humanity's satellites, launched in the 1970's, to make contact with alien life. The object produces a beautiful light and Owen answers the woman's earlier question: that it does get better. In flashback, after the team say their goodbyes to the departing Martha, Tosh makes Owen promise to open up to her in future; to tell her when he's feeling bad about anything. He agrees, admitting that he's scared of the darkness, and of becoming trapped. We see him walking along a footpath and pick up a photo of the woman on the roof, which had fallen from a building above. This is what had brought him to her: not to jump himself, but to try and save her. In the present, Owen tells the woman that if she can really see that there is nothing for her, then she should jump; but that if she can see even a glimmer of hope then it must be worth taking a chance. She tells him that her name is Maggie, and Owen holds her hand as they watch the lightshow. Cast — — — — — — Henry Parker — Maggie Hopley — Phillip Farrington — Taylor — Webb — — (uncredited) Cast notes Although credited, does not appear as Gwen's fiancé .Richard Briers previously played the Chief Caretaker in the serial . Continuity One of Henry Parker's purchases was a , an item last seen in "". The official website states that he has recently purchased a arm and chest unit.In the opening scene, archive footage of as Diane Holmes, Owen's first series love interest, is shown. Also in the opening montage, clips from episodes such as "", "", "" and "" can be glimpsed.This is the second episode in which Owen is relieved of his duties. He was previously dismissed by Jack after he opened the in "". [] Outside references Owen says that Torchwood filed Henry Parker as "Mostly Harmless," a reference to the by , who used to write for . "Mostly Harmless" was the revised entry for planet Earth in the , also written by Adams. The original entry for Earth was "harmless".Owen criticises Ianto for liking . Owen thinks is weird, and reckons "he was shagging the dog" (his pet ). Later in the episode, Owen is given a Tintin T-shirt. Doctor Who writer is currently writing a screenplay for a forthcoming Tintin movie.In reference to his reclusiveness, Parker is stated to be "a bit ".The symptoms of Owen's death (numbness, inability to heal) have similarities to leprosy, as suffered by the protagonist of 's . The alien words spoken by Owen in the "" (melenkurion, abatha, duroc, minas, mill and khabaal) were also taken from Donaldson's novels.The song playing in Owen's apartment is "Atlas" by . Something Borrowed (Torchwood) 2.9 – "Something Borrowed" episode The female Nostrovite takes the shape of Rhys's mother and holds Gwen's mother hostage. Writer Director Script editor Producer (co-producer) Executive producer(s) Production code 2.9 Series Length 50 mins Originally broadcast , Chronology ? Preceded by Followed by → "" "" "Something Borrowed" is the ninth of the second series of British series . It was broadcast by on and repeated on one week later. //<![CDATA[ if (window.showTocToggle) { var tocShowText = "show"; var tocHideText = "hide"; showTocToggle(); } //]]> Plot Just hours before her wedding night, Gwen chases down a alien, eventually engaging him in a fight wherein he bites her arm before he is killed by Jack. The next morning they discover that the alien had transferred its eggs into Gwen, which has matured inside her body to the point where she now appears pregnant. Gwen and Rhys, at the insistence of Gwen, decide to have their wedding anyway, with Gwen's condition being explained away as her being pregnant with Rhys's child, as they do not want to have to explain about aliens or Torchwood. During an autopsy of the alien creature, the team discover that it is a Nostrovite, a race of carnivourous shape shifters who hunt in pairs and mate for life. After fertilisation, the female passes the eggs on to the male, who then transfers them to a host to act as an incubator until the time is right. The female then tracks the host down, and when the egg is ready to hatch she tears the host apart to free the offspring. They realise that the mother must still be out there and that they need to hurry as it is out looking for Gwen. The female Nostrovite tracks Gwen to the hotel where she is having her wedding. Her presence is soon detected, at which point the team tries to catch her while at the same time minimalise any information leaking out to the public. They decide to use the singularity scalpel to destroy the eggs incubating within Gwen. Rhys and Gwen flee to the stable, where Rhys removes the egg using the scalpel, which infuriates the female Nostrovite that followed them. She attacks Rhys who fends her off with a chainsaw, but it stalls. At that moment, Jack enters and kills the creature. Rhys and Gwen's wedding resumes, and the couple are successfully wed. At the reception, and just before Rhys and Gwen leave for their honeymoon, they realise that Jack has retconned the entire wedding party to wipe their memories of the Nostrovite. Jack offers the couple the amnesia pills, and Gwen declines stating that there'd be no secrets in their marriage. They say their goodbyes and leave whilst Jack and the others proceed to clean up. Alone at the Hub, Jack retrieves an old tin box, containing old pictures from his past. He looks at them, reminiscing, and comes across a particular one of him and his bride at his own wedding. Cast — — — — — — Brenda Williams — Mary Cooper — Sharon MorganGeraint Cooper — Barry Williams — Robin GriffithCarrie — Megan — Trina — Ceri Ann GregoryBanana Boat — Jonathan Lewis OwenMervyn — Morgan HopkinsRegistrar — Valerie MurrayShop Assistant — Pethrow Gooden Cast notes Nerys Hughes previously appeared in the serial and the audio drama .William Thomas was the first actor to appear in both the classic and new series of , first in the serial and then the episode "". This makes him the first actor to appear in the classic series, the new series and Torchwood. Continuity An upgraded version of the from "" is used to remove the alien egg from Gwen. On the Torchwood website Jack receives an email from Martha Jones after the events in "" saying she is sorry for not going to Gwen's wedding implying she was invited to the wedding. The canonicity of the email is unclear.
TIN DOG INTRO MUSIC To celebrate the first birthday of the Doctor Who TIN DOG Podcast (and my own birthday on March 4th), I present a short episode of Torchwood for your enjoyment. And thanks for listening to me ramble on for a year. TIN DOG: This story is meant with the greatest and fondest respect to the works of Oliver Postgate , Peter Firmin, Russel T Davies and everyone else who has kept the blue light flashing. No breach of copyright is meant in any way. Please enjoy this special anniversary story to celebrate the Tin Dog Podcasts first Birthday. I present a one of Audio story with those lovely people from the popular secret organisation “Torchwood?. NARRATOR: In the bottom left hand comer of Wales, a meeting is taking place around an ikea table. Lets listen in… IANTO: “I have been monitoring activity around the hell mouth... er anomaly.. erm... I mean.. Rift and its been surprisingly quiet which means we can re-investigate some of the unsolved Torchwood files.? NARRATOR: The thin one with the dry whit gets out a file and blows dust off it in the sort of way Eric Morecambe would look at Ernie Wises wallet. GRAMS FX- blow... cough IANTO: This is one that dates back decades. The winged monsters of Tan-y-gwlch. OWEN “you know the rules we do not investigate anything we can't have sex with... apples and pares – queen mother – gawd bless her. IANTO: ah but.. Monkey boy... but this is season two and we seem to be moving away from pointless sex scenes so I thought we might look at this. GWEN: BUT this isn't happening in Cardiff... and you know the only time we leave Cardiff's in unseen adventures and spin off novels... oh and Audio Books... as a rule we don't ever set foot outside Cardiff... Couldn't we just send UNIT? NARRATOR said Gwen IANTO: This IS an Audio adventure which gives us an unlimited travel budget.. I have rang UNIT and they are apparently busy denying any links with the United Nations then they are all booked up recording a spin off story for Big Finish... which only leaves only US... Jack do you want to do the voice over? JACK: Torchwood. Outside the Government, Beyond the police, Of Junction 21 next door to Comet electrical. IANTO: Quickly... to the Torchwood Mobile... and on to North Wales. GRAMS MUSIC: Ivor the engine Music. NARRATOR: Oh hello ivor.. IVOR: Ba Baaaa! NARRATOR: Having a busy day IVOR: Ba Baaaa! NARRATOR: What are you upto today? Taking coal to grumby town? New shoes for a new hat for Mrs Dinwiddy? Saving sheep from the snow? IVOR: Ba Baaaa! NARRATOR: Oh I see... You're off to see your friends Idris and Blodwin the dragons. NARRATOR: Oh look Ivor... you have visitors... IVOR: bo bo bbbooooo... NARRATOR: No there not the English coming to stay in their cottage for one week of the year and drive up house prices... its those pesky Torchwood lot... yes Ivor the famous secret organisation. IVOR: ba ba JONES THE STEAM: Oh hello Mister Harkness. Can I ask you a question NARATOR: asked the hither too silent Jones the Steam JACK: Sure JONES THE STEAM: How come you get to walk the streets with a Webly Mark Four on your hip and no one bats an eyelid. This is the Wales after all you know not down town LA or something. JACK: It helps us sell the show to Americans. I mean who would watch a show where the heroes didn't have a gun and solved things using their intellect and cunning... GRAMS: FX Few bars of Doctor Who music JONES THE STEAM: Oh I guess you have a point. I just assumed you were over compensating for something. How can I help you today? GWEN: Flying Lizards JONES THE STEAM: Ah you mean the Dragons... IVOR: Booo Baa Baaa.. JONES THE STEAM: Quite right Ivor... I mean you mean the non-excitant Dragons on the extinct volcano. IVOR: Booo Baa Baaa.. JONES THE STEAM: Oh you and your fast talking city ways. I obviously mean the non-existent dragons that defiantly don't live anywhere round here…because they're not real... JACK: How are we doing for time Gwen? GWEN: Well were past over half way through the episode... so I think were just about to come up with a working hypothesis. So I recon that the Dragons are real and that they are in the extinct volcano... the one over there in fact – Boyo. OWEN: Jack. I hate to be the one to say this but theres been no homosexualist kissing so far...Apples and pairs JONES THE STEAM: Oh is that what you think? Me and Di station have been doing little Britain “only gay in the village? jokes all morning... mind you I'm sure you lot do those all the time down there in Cardiff... and not you lot are here its just going to become a joke too far if I bring that up again. DI STATION: Good point Jones. JACK: Lets go to the mountain. IVOR: Booo Baa Baaa.. JONES THE STEAM: Ivor says he can give you a lift if you want... I must say thats very good of you Ivor. IVOR: Booo Baa Baaa.. JONES THE STEAM: ah... so you think the plot is flagging and you want to move things along. JACK Lets leave the Torchwood Mobile here and head out. GRAMS: Ivor travel music. JONES THE STEAM: Gwen. I have a question for you. “Why doesnt your hair EVER move? Is it a wig? Come on you can tell me... Oh. look ivor.. were here. GRAMS : steam fx JACK: Tosh. You've been quiet… Oh you have a sore thought and the narrator doest think he is up to doing your voice, well he is butchering any attempt at mine. Anything on the tricorder… I mean non copyright breaching scaning device?.. GRAMS FX – Bleeping JONES THE STEAM: Do you think its noticed those dragons? GWEN: What the red heraldic ones spinning meters above us? JACK: Gwen? What's that flashing? is it one of those anomalies from primeval? GWEN: No it's a tourists camera. JONES THE STEAM: Ah so you have found out our little secret. Every so often the dragons come out for the tourists and get their photo taken. The pictures are blurred because they move so fast so there's not actual risk of anyone believing the pictures are real. Those dragons saved out town. You're not going to take them away from us are you Mister Harness? JACK No but it is likely that Owen will try and snog one of them OWEN I'd resent that remark if I hadn't seen the rest of the story ark. JONES THE STEAM: Look Mister Harkness one of them wants to ask you a question. IDRIS THE DRAGON: (as sample) “do you know land of my fathers? JACK: No it's abide with me or nothing GWEN: You know that still doesn't solve the real mystery. JACK: You mean how Ivor – a steam engine – speak? IANTO: oh that's easy. Ivor was made from a living metal that came through the rift at the end of the tea time war. IANTO: sorry... JONES THE STEAM: Did i say too much? I mean he is magic. GWEN: Ahhh. JONES THE STEAM: Tell you what…lets all go home for a nice cup of tea. OWEN: That's hardly a satisfying end to the narrative. Can't we blow something up? or lose a loved one through time. JONES THE STEAM: if you like IANTO: will that help with the fan base? JONES THE STEAM: No not really…. Ill just go and put the kettle on IVOR: boo baaaa. MUSIC. (Ivor the engine theme as base under the narrators final speech) NARRATOR: And so we must leave this quiet corner of Wales and journey back to podcast land thanks for listening to my pointless ramblings over this last year. Be seeing you MUSIC TDP Closing music NOTE: Some of you have never seen Ivor the Engine and this wont have helped so here is a youtube First Episode for you to enjoy!
"Dead Man Walking" is the seventh episode of the second series of British series . It was broadcast by and on , ; it will make its terrestrial debut on on . The team is still recovering after the events of "Reset". , shot dead, is about to be opened up for autopsy by . however tells everyone to leave him alone until he returns. Jack runs to a place where he talks to a girl, a fortune teller. She says he owes her a favour, and appears to have a tarot card with Jack's face on it. The young girl tells him where to find what it is he is looking for, though as he leaves she is seen holding a tarot card depicting the . Jack goes to the location where the girl had sent him, which is an abandoned church called St. Mary's. It is also the home of many . He manages to locate the box which holds the item he desires, and returns to the hub and shows the astonished team exactly what he had found. He holds up a , similar to the one that was used by and . Gwen immediately objects to what Jack is about to do, reminding him of what had happened before with Suzie, though Jack ignores her and hopes to bring Owen back for two minutes or so for everybody to say their goodbyes to him. He resurrects Owen, who is confused and scared. tells Owen that she loves him, and Jack tries to prepare Owen for death. The connection is lost, Owen stops breathing, and Jack holds Owen's hand, believing he is dead. We then hear Owen's voice saying that he will need his hand back, and it is obvious that the plan has backfired. As with Suzie, the glove has brought Owen back from beyond death permanently, although this time there is no obvious source. No energy is being drained from Jack, as Suzie was draining energy from Gwen, but Owen is getting energy from somewhere. Toshiko tells Owen she didn't mean what she told him before (that she loves him) and Owen says that this is a textbook reaction to grief, but does not want to discuss it further, changing the subject and leaving the room. Owen then finds himself occasionally having visions of himself in a place shrouded in darkness and hearing eerie whispers. He also temporarily loses control of his body during which his pupils dilate and he speaks in an unknown language. Although he has been put in quarantine, Owen escapes and goes out to a bar in Cardiff, where he discovers that he is no longer able to digest drinks, or pump blood (in order to have sex), as he is now the walking dead, and his life processes have stopped. Jack catches him and they have a bar brawl which results in them both being put in a police cell. During their time in the cell, Owen intentionally vomits the drinks that would have otherwise been stuck in his stomach and starts to panic about death. He and Jack bond, and Jack reveals that he once dated and that his immortality, which Owen is coveting in his position, is not as good as Owen suspects. They then leave after Jack reveals his thoughts on immortality. Once outside they encounter numerous Weevils that chase Owen and Jack until they are cornered on a rooftop. They are surprised that instead of killing them, the Weevils bow to Owen who again temporarily loses control of his body and addresses the Weevils in the same unknown language. Upon analysis, it is found that Owen's cells are changing slowly, and upon 100% transformation something will happen. Research shows that a similar situation occurred in legend, and that itself comes back with the revived and searches for 13 victims whose consumed souls will enable Death to remain in the world; Death would otherwise quickly perish. The story says that 'faith' was what stopped it. Believing this legend is in the process of repeating, Owen suggests that he must have his neural pathways closed by being embalmed in order to stop Death from using him as a gateway. During the embalming process, the resurrection gauntlet comes to life and attacks Martha before being destroyed, draining the life from her and reducing her to an old woman. Owen shoots the gauntlet, and as his cells fully change, he loses control again, and the gauntlet transforms into a dust which appears to possess him. He speaks in the same voice as he did when changed earlier, and says 'I will walk the earth forever, and my hunger shall know no bounds' - a phrase attributed earlier to Death. Death escapes from Owen and heads to a hospital, being drawn to those close to death, and begins taking their souls. Martha is also brought to the hospital in her heavily aged state, where a nurse says that as her red blood cell count is low and as she is over eighty, her chances of survival are slim. The team evacuates everyone from the building while Death, after taking twelve souls, chases after a young patient who had been accidentally left behind. Owen saves the child and helps him and Tosh to escape. , who is waiting with Martha, explains to the team that the 'faith' which defeated Death before was in fact the resurrected child, whose name was Faith. Owen then realizes that he himself is the only one who can fight the Grim Reaper as he is already dead and therefore has nothing to lose. After kissing Tosh (and stealing her lockpicking/sealing gadget), Owen locks the other members of the team out of the hospital and begins a brawl with Death, eventually consuming its energy and forcing it back into the darkness. Upon returning to the Hub, Martha explains to Owen that now the energy keeping him 'alive' is dissipating but could take an unknown amount of time to do so, anywhere between 30 minutes and 30 years, or even longer. Jack explains to Toshiko that you can never defeat death, only escape it. The episode ends with Owen asking Jack to let him work again, as by doing his job as a doctor he can try and repay the lives of those lost when Jack brought Owen back. Cast — — — — — — — Little Girl — Skye BennettNurse — Joanna GriffithsJamie Burton — Ben WalkerHen Night Girl — Doctor — Golda RosheuvelHospital Patient — Janie BoothPolice Officer — Rhys Ap William — (uncredited) Continuity The use of a second resurrection gauntlet leads to many references to that used by in "" and "". Ianto reprises his line "That's the thing about gloves - they come in pairs..." from the latter episode. aged rapidly like the in "". Outside references The unknown language that Owen speaks during his possesion is made up of part of the 'seven words' used in novels by . The words melenkurion, abatha, duroc, minas, mill and khabaal. Specifically, Owen recites the latter four over and over again, and Toshiko's translation device allocates the word duroc with hunger. Ironically, the seven words as originally used by in his novels are to evoke Earthpower which by its very nature is a force for good in his fictitous . "Tell me, Doc, is it worth starting ?" is a repeat of a line from the series . Doctor Who: The Voyage Of The Damned (2007 Christmas Special) (Dr.Who) & () £10.99 Free DeliveryRRP: £15.99 | You save: £5.00 (31%) Pre-order. | Due for release on 10/03/2008 Special Features Including Time Crash! and Christmas ConfidentialReview The latest Doctor Who Christmas Special star Kylie Minogue alongside David Tennant!When the Doctor's tardis crash lands on the Titanic he discovers a plot to destroy the human race... Can he save the world again? (yes)
"Reset" is the sixth of the second series of British series , which was broadcast by on , right after the broadcast of "" on . This episode featured in the first of three episodes. Contents // Synopsis A series of seemingly professional murders in Cardiff prompts Jack to call in medical specialist for help. She informs him that there have been similar murders throughout the UK. Both Owen and Jack flirt with Martha, causing Gwen to show some jealousy, though she and Martha end up clicking together as great friends. Jack is more open and light- hearted when Martha arrives, dropping hints about their travels with the Doctor. They discover that one of the victims had been cured of and another of . With this information they trace the killings back to a medical centre named The Pharm. One woman had been attacked but survived and was in a hospital. She has a seizure after admittance and fly-like creatures rise out of her mouth and try to enter Owen and Martha, but die before they get the chance. Martha has no choice but to go undercover as Samantha, a sufferer, in order to investigate the centre's real purpose. While there, she discovers that The Pharm is responsible for the drug "Reset" which is what cured the previously incurable diseases. But the problem with Reset is that it works by releasing alien parasites, called Mayflies, into the human bloodstream - the Mayfly larvae proceed to "reset" the human body, eliminating even incurable diseases such as HIV. The downside to the drug is that the Mayfly larvae eventually hatch and eat the person from the inside. Martha is caught snooping around the mayfly laboratories and the medical director examines her and states that her white blood cells have mutated due to "travel in time and space'. He is curious to see how her immune system will react to Reset and injects her with it.When Torchwood catches the Pharm-hired assassin who is carrying out the murders, they find that he has a mayfly in him as well, after Owen tries to use alien technology to get it out of him. He screws up and the fly busts out of the assassin's stomach instead. They use the body to get into the Pharm, and Owen and Jack find the medical director and Martha while Ianto, Gwen and Tosh find 'research labs' where alien life-forms are being held captive. The larvae in Martha have killed each other off until only one is left, and Owen manages to use the alien gun to extract it from her safely. He, Martha and Jack meet up with the other three by the Torchwood van and shut down the Pharm. The medical director corners them with a gun and points it at Martha, asking if they really believed he would just step aside and let them get away with that. Owen steps in front of Martha and tries to reason with the man, whom he had formerly respected. He says that they are both rational men, but the medical director shoots him anyway. Jack then shoots him as Martha tries to treat Owen back. After she injects him near the heart, a look of peace comes over Owen's face, and the next second Martha, in tears, says 'He's dead.' Cast — — — — — — — Plummer — Marie — Billy — Rhodri MilesMike — Michael SewellPoliceman — John Samuel Worsey — (uncredited) Cast Notes Freema Agyeman has been added to the opening credits as of this episode. Continuity The same newspaper showing Margaret Blaine as the new mayor of Cardiff, as seen in "", is attached to the door as enters the Torchwood reception.A variation of Martha's Theme, composed by for Doctor Who, appears as the character's .Several references are made to Martha's previous adventures with Jack in Doctor Who, including working under the same ; ""; and Jack's with a . Jack comments that he relied on Martha to .Martha has earned her medical degree, and is a member of . It is hinted that Martha became a member of UNIT under the recommendation of .The episode shares themes with the spin-off novel (specifically, aliens being used by human doctors for medical purposes).While undercover at the Pharm, Martha uses the name "Samantha Jones". A different was the 's first in the .Martha states her family are still recovering after the events in "". Production The song "" by plays as Martha and Owen study the Mayfly. Also, the song Freakin' Out by plays in the information centre as Ianto lets Martha into the hub. 19 - "Reset" episode Owen examines the Mayfly that he extracted from the Pharm's hired killer. Writer Director Script editor Producer (co-producer) Executive producer(s) Production code 2.6 Series Length 50 mins Originally broadcast Chronology ? Preceded by Followed by → "" ""
Torchwood encounter an alien, Adam, who can manipulate the memories of any person he touches. He implants false memories into the team, making them believe they have known him for three years. As a side effect Gwen loses all memory of her fiancé Rhys and treats him like a stalker. Adam also reveals, alters, and completely fabricates other memories. Jack is haunted by memories of his brother, Grey; Toshiko becomes more confident due to her "love" for Adam; and Owen becomes a geek with an unrequited crush on Toshiko. After Ianto discovers Adam's secret, Adam implants a belief in Ianto, accompanied by terrible memories, that he is a serial killer. Jack recognises the threat and realises that the solution is to give the team short-term amnesia pills to erase their memories of the past forty-eight hours. However he is also faced with the knowledge that if he takes the pill he will lose all memories of his father. Toshiko takes the pill knowing that she will go back to being the person who had no flat warming because she had no friends to invite, and is reluctant to let Adam go. [edit] Cast * Captain Jack Harkness — John Barrowman * Gwen Cooper — Eve Myles * Owen Harper — Burn Gorman * Toshiko Sato — Naoko Mori * Ianto Jones — Gareth David-Lloyd * Rhys Williams — Kai Owen * Adam — Bryan Dick * Weevil — Paul Kasey * Jack's Father — Demetri Goritsas * Jack's Mother — Lauren Ward * Young Jack — Jack Montgomery * Gray — Ethan Brooke * Young Adam — Rhys Myers * Youth — Lloyd Everitt * Weevil — Paul Kasey * Dead woman — Jo McLaren [edit] Continuity * The opening montage features the Dalek-enhanced Thompson submachine guns created for "Evolution of the Daleks". * The Boeshane Peninsula, first mentioned in "Last of the Time Lords", is depicted here; and reference is made to the creatures who attacked Jack's family, first mentioned in "Captain Jack Harkness", and to Jack's loss of his brother Gray (first mentioned in "Kiss Kiss, Bang Bang") during the attack. * Ianto remembers falling in love with Lisa, a character seen in the episode "Cyberwoman". * Adam states he used to reside in the The Void, the nothingness between dimensions. * During flashbacks to Jack's childhood, we never hear his name being said so his true name is never revealed
17 - "Meat" episode The ever growing alien provides a seemingly unlimited supply of meat. Writer Director Script editor Producer (co-producer) Executive producer(s) Production code 2.4 Series Length 50 mins Originally broadcast Chronology ? Preceded by Followed by → "" "" "Meat" is the fourth of the second series of British series , which was broadcast by on . Contents [] //<![CDATA[ if (window.showTocToggle) { var tocShowText = "show"; var tocHideText = "hide"; showTocToggle(); } //]]> [] Plot Rhys Williams is out driving when he is telephoned by a work mate to inform him that one of their firm's lorries has crashed. He drives to the site of the crash and see that one of his employees and friend has died. Torchwood appears on the scene and Rhys spots . The Torchwood team confiscates the meat that the lorry was transporting when they suspect it of being alien. Gwen recognises the lorry as one from Rhys' firm. Back at the hub Toshiko rings Rhys' office for information pretending to be the police. At home Rhys texts Gwen asking for her to come home. He attempts to get her to confess to being at the crash site but she is evasive. He sees Gwen meeting up with Jack near the lift in Roald Dahl Plas and follows her to a factory. While there he is captured by a group of men and taken into the factory. Jack and Gwen see this and mistake his actions for collabaration. The men show Rhys that they have captured a live large creature which is the source of the meat and which continues to grow despite them cutting chunks of its flesh away while it is still alive. He agrees to join them. Back at their flat Rhys and Gwen argue over her being at the crash and Gwen admits to the nature of her work for Torchwood. Rhys is disbeliving till she shows him around the Hub. With Rhys' help the team manages to inflitrate the factory so they can free the alien creature. The team hides in one of Rhys' vans and Rhys drives them to the factory where the team sneaks in. They locate the creature and plan to stun gun the men and sedate it so they can move it back to the hub till the Rift reopens. They confirm that the creature is sentient, but the men discover them and in the fights Rhys is shot. The creature becomes distressed and Owen has no other option but to euthanise it when it poses a threat to them by struggling. They are able to stun the men and feed them amnesia pills. Back at the Hub Owen patches up Rhys' wound and Jack orders Gwen to give Rhys a pill too. She finds that she cannot bring herself to do so and Jack relents, disappointed about this. [] Cast — — — — — — Policeman — Colin BaxterRuth — Patti ClareVic — Garry LakeGreg — Gerard CareyDale — Matt Ryan [] Continuity The makes a brief appearance in this episode, its first of this series. [] Outside references When it is suggested that the team drive into the meat factory hidden in the back of a van, Gwen derisively replies "What is this, ?", referencing the children's TV series. Early reviews of Torchwood detractingly compared it to Scooby-Doo.Ianto quips "Listen to ", a reference to the captain who was obsessed with a white whale, in 's .When Toshiko mentions that the creature could have enough meat to , Ianto jokes that they could . [] References - Press Office ( ). "". . Retrieved on -. "Metro Life, TV guide, Pick of the Day: Torchwood, BBC2, 9pm", , , -, p. 28. Retrieved on -.
To the Last Man (Torchwood)Jump to: navigation, search15 - "To the Last Man"Torchwood episodeWriter Helen RaynorDirector Andy GoddardScript editor Brian MinchinProducer Richard StokesChris Chibnall (co-producer)Executive producer(s) Russell T. DaviesJulie GardnerProduction code 2.3Series Series 2Length 50 minsOriginally broadcast 30 January 2008Chronology? Preceded by Followed by →"Sleeper" "Meat"IMDb profile"To the Last Man" is the third episode of the second series of British science fiction television series Torchwood, which was broadcast by BBC Two on 30 January 2008.[1]Contents[hide] * 1 Plot * 2 Cast o 2.1 Cast notes * 3 Production * 4 Continuity * 5 Errors * 6 References * 7 External links[edit] PlotA time rift is causing 1918 and 2008 to bleed together. Tommy Brockless, a young First World War soldier shell-shocked from his experience in the trenches, is the key to "stitching" the hole in time. He is abducted by Torchwood in 1918, and held in cryogenic storage until the time comes for him to save the world. He is awoken for one day each year for a medical check-up, meaning he experiences the 90 year period of his freezing as around three months.Toshiko becomes infatuated with him, and the two share a brief and doomed romance. Owen, noticing this and having experienced something similar (cf. "Out of Time"), warns Tosh about the eventuality of saying goodbye. Jack and Ianto discuss Jack's own displacement in time, revealing (in an inordinate number of words) that Jack does love Ianto in a way, and it culminates in a very sexy kiss.However, with a rift opening in time, and with the apocalyptic threat of the years 1918 and 2008 colliding, Tommy must return to 1918 to seal the rift, never to see Toshiko again. However, history records that Tommy will be sent back to the western front, and break down again, resulting in his execution for 'cowardice'.The writer has used this episode to draw attention to the British army's slow appreciation and recognition of the psychological trauma inflicted by the First World War, classing many shell-shocked soldiers as cowards.[edit] Cast * Captain Jack Harkness — John Barrowman * Gwen Cooper — Eve Myles * Owen Harper — Burn Gorman * Toshiko Sato — Naoko Mori * Ianto Jones — Gareth David-Lloyd * Tommy Brockless — Anthony Lewis * Gerald Carter — Roderic Culver * Harriet Derbyshire — Siobhan Hewlett * Nurse — Lizzie Rogan * Foreman — Ricky Fearon[edit] Cast notes * Although credited, Kai Owen does not appear as Gwen's fiancé Rhys Williams.[edit] ProductionThe title of - and dialogue within - the episode is a reference to Field Marshal Douglas Haig's Order of the Day on 11 April 1918, in response to the German Spring Offensive: "There is no other course open to us but to fight it out. Every position must be held to the last man: there must be no retirement. With our backs to the wall and believing in the justice of our cause each one of us must fight on to the end."[2]"Tommy Atkins" or simply "Tommy" was a common slang term for a British soldier, possibly dating back to the 18th Century, but is particularly associated with the First World War.The song "One Of These Mornings" by Moby plays towards the start and at the end of this episode. The song "She's Got You High" by Mumm-Ra plays in the pub as Toshiko and Tommy play pool.News 24 stock footage is used to depict the Iraq War, again with the BBC logo omitted as it has been in Torchwood, The Sarah Jane Adventures episodes and in more recent Doctor Who episodes when news reports have been included as part of the story.[edit] Continuity * Tommy remarks on how ridiculous it is that he has to save the world in his pyjamas. The Doctor does just that in the Doctor Who episode "The Christmas Invasion", which in turn is a reference to Arthur Dent. * Tommy is described by the phrase '(a) stitch in time', this is used as the name for Bilis Manger's antique shop in the series 1 episode End of days. Curiously, Manger has the ability to travel through time, whilst Tommy, now in possession of a rift manipulator, can presumably do the same. * Jack Harkness's suggestion that "more than 300" shell shocked British soldiers were executed is false. Total British military executions numbered 346, of which 40 were for murder, treason, or mutiny. The remaining 306 were for desertion, cowardice, and other offences, and while many can now be attributed to shell shock, many cannot, although all 306 were posthumously pardoned in 2006.[edit] Errors * Tommy incorrectly describes himself as a "private officer," a non-existent rank or designation; the correct term is "private soldier" or simply "private." * Toshiko drops her bag when Tommy carrys her up on the pier, then in the same scene the bag is back on Toshiko's shoulder.[edit] References 1. ^ BBC - Press Office (17 January 2008). "Week 5". Press release. Retrieved on 2006-01-23. 2. ^ Schools History: Special order of the Day - The First World War - April 1918[edit] External links * Torchwood at bbc.co.uk * Episode Guide at Unreality PrimetimeThis Doctor Who-related article is a stub. You can help Wikipedia by expanding it.
Episode 7: Ianto Evans is an applied ecologist, landscape architect, inventor, writer, and teacher with building experience on six continents. Cob is traditional in Wales, his homeland. Ianto teaches ecological building and has consulted to USAID, World Bank, US Peace Corps and foreign governments. Ianto is the co-author of The Hand-Sculpted House, the most comprehensive book available about cob building. This interview was conducted at a Cob Bench Building workshop in Santa Barbara, CA.
Plot Two burglars break into a flat owned by a woman called Beth and her boyfriend. There's a struggle, a flash of light and soon Torchwood are on the scene investigating the grisly fate suffered by the burglars. Beth cannot remember events and is taken into custody by Torchwood, who suspect she is not of this earth. When they take her to a cell, she passes a Weevil and it cowers in her presence. Captain Jack, after flirting with Ianto, decides to take drastic measures and subject Beth to a mind probe. Despite no initial reaction, the probe eventually uncovers alien technology buried under the skin of her right forearm. It emerges that she is an alien ‘sleeper agent', yet to be activated and oblivious to its real identity having been given memory implants. Around Cardiff, other sleeper agents are suddenly activated, with their right arms transforming into bayonet-like weapons. They carry out a series of suicide bombings at key locations, paving the way for their leader - a former doting husband - to head for a base containing nuclear warheads. Beth manages to escape and is found with her ailing husband in hospital. She is struggling to keep her human identity and instinctively stabs him in his bed. Captain Jack manages to track down the leading sleeper agent to the base moments before he can detonate the nuclear weapons. Jack is stabbed in the process and the agent warns him that there are others of his kind. Back at Torchwood, Beth turns the gun on Gwen, forcing the others to shoot and kill her. Gwen believes that Beth knew this would be the case and wanted to be killed. [] Cast — — — — — — Beth Halloran — Mike Halloran — Cast notes Although credited, does not appear as Gwen's fiancé . Outside references Owen calls Gwen "", the lead character from television series .
Synopsis Captain Jack returns, as the Torchwood team reunite to fight a rogue . The mysterious Captain John Hart, Captain Jack's old partner in more ways than one, is determined to wreak havoc, and needs to find something hidden on Earth. But with Gwen's life in danger, and cluster bombs scattered across the city, whose side is Jack on? [] Plot At night, a red sports car races through Cardiff, driven by an alien . At a crossing, he stops to let an old lady cross the street. The Torchwood van stops and asks the lady if she saw the Blowfish. She points them in the right direction. The team catch up with the blowfish and shoot the tyres, forcing him to leave the car. He flees into a home where he shoots a resident and holds another hostage. The team hold him at gunpoint and the Blowfish dares to shoot him, but Ianto hesitates. A shot is heard, killing the Blowfish. When Ianto turns around, he sees Jack, who fired the shot. He greets the team with the words, "Did you miss me?" When they return to Torchwood, the team want to know where Jack has gone, but he once again keeps them in the dark. He only tells them that he has seen the right . When asked by Ianto why he returned he says he "came back for you (Ianto)", but then widens this statement to include the whole team. He takes Gwen to the side to tell her he has seen the . He then shows signs of having fallen for Gwen, and jealousy when he realises Gwen is going to marry Rhys because "nobody else would have her", but he covers this up by saying they should go "back to work". Tosh notices that there has been Rift activity. Meanwhile, a man, , walks through the Rift at the top floor of a multi-storey car park. He notices a man is held at knife-point, and intervenes by grabbing the mugger's throat and holding him over the edge. The man pleads with Hart to stop, but he says "no" and drops him to his death. Hart then turns to the victim and tells him that he was never here, and to go. Hart then goes to a and tells everyone to leave by pulling out two side-arms in front of a bouncer, causing everyone to panic and ran out. Torchwood Three sees the body of the dead mugger on the street and Tosh notices traces of Rift energy from his neck. Jack then gets a message on his , where a appears of Hart telling him to come to the nightclub, alone. He does, but the rest of his team follow him in a taxi. When Jack arrives in the club, he and Hart approach each other and kiss, but then proceed to fight. They then stop for a drink. Hart tells him that the is gone, and that he has been to several for drink, drugs, sex and murder. Hart sees the others and realises that Jack has a new team now, called Torchwood. Jack explains that Hart was his partner. Hart also tells the rest of the team more about Jack than Jack himself said. He then asks the question "What are you doing here?" He then says that it was about time he would ask the question. They enter Torchwood Three station and John is checked for weapons. He has many, including several concealed knives and pistols, detected by Gwen. Hart says that there are several deadly radiation cluster bombs scattered all over that could endanger everyone on Earth. Tosh finds the locations of three bombs all over the city. Gwen organises the team to go searching for the bombs in teams of two; Jack and Ianto, Owen and Tosh, and Gwen and Hart. Jack has problems with this and talks to Gwen alone. Gwen explains that she could get to know Hart better and to learn what he is really up to. Jack agrees and gives Gwen three rules on how to handle Hart: she should keep him in front of her at all times, she should never trust him and she should not let him kiss her. The teams splits up and Gwen and Hart are in the container docks. After some flirting from Hart, they find a cluster bomb in a container. However, once Gwen has it, Hart kisses her. Gwen realises that he has paralysed her with the kiss. Hart throws away her phone and tells Gwen she has two hours before her organs shut down and she dies. He then runs away. Meanwhile, Owen and Tosh are in an abandoned building and find the bomb, but Hart arrives, knocks out Tosh and shoots Owen in the leg. Jack and Ianto are in an office building searching for the other bomb, where Jack asks Ianto out on a date. He explains that John Hart is someone reminding him of his past and wants to be done with him. Ianto accepts. They then split up, while Jack goes to the roof. Ianto hears a noise and then realises it is Hart, holding him at gunpoint. Hart tells Ianto that Owen and Gwen are in trouble and he gets him to run to rescue them. Jack finds the last cluster bomb and is confronted by Hart again. Hart wants the cluster bomb, but Jack refuses. Hart wants Jack to join him running the Galaxy. Jack admits he isn't tempted, and throws the bomb over the edge. Hart then pushes Jack off the roof to another of his "deaths". Hart gets the remaining bomb and tells the "dead" Jack that rehab never worked. He then goes back to Torchwood Three. Ianto goes to Owen and helps Tosh dress his wound. They then go to the docks and eventually find Gwen just in time and inject her with an anti-toxin. At dawn, Hart goes to the corpse of the Blowfish, who worked for him, and takes out a small pyramid shaped object. He is then suprised to see the rest of the team, holding him at gunpoint, and realises that Jack is immortal. Hart then tells the truth; there are no cluster bombs. He was looking for a that belonged to a lover of his once, but he killed her. The "bombs" are actually a device that would lead him to the location of the diamond. However, the woman's hologram says there is no diamond. A device shoots into Hart's chest, and the hologram explains that the device is a bomb that locks into the of whoever killed her and it can't be removed. There are ten minutes until the bomb goes off, but Hart cuffs himself to Gwen. She has a plan that could kill her. Tosh says that the Rift is still open from Hart's arrival. Gwen takes Hart there, but Jack and Owen stay behind and quickly work on a solution. They arrive at the car park, quickly followed by Jack and Owen, who inject Hart with the DNA of all Torchwood members, which will temporarily confuse the bomb. The bomb releases itself and they throw it through the Rift. Just as it explodes, they are shifted back in time to the same moment Hart arrived. Hart, impressed, agrees to let Gwen go and reluctantly agrees to go back home. Before he disappears, he says, "By the way, I found Gray". Jack, shocked, is asked who or what "Gray" is. He just says that it's nothing. [] Cast — — — — — — — — (uncredited)Elspeth Morgan — Menna Trussler — Mugger — Crispin LayfieldVictim — Nathan RyanHologram Woman — Inika Leigh WrightMiss Styles — Sarah Whyte [] Continuity This episode features the first Time Agent to be seen since Jack's introduction in the Doctor Who episode "". Time Agents were first mentioned in the 1977 Doctor Who serial . The Time Agency is revealed no longer to exist by Captain John, who invites Jack to join him "back in the old routine" as they would "be ".Captain John's "lover," who appears in the puzzle-box hologram, is said by John to have owned an diamond. The planet Arcadia was last mentioned by the in the Doctor Who episode "", and first appeared in the novel .A "Missing" poster on the Torchwood website suggests that Jack went missing in February, indicating Jack has been missing for some time before his return.When John handcuffs himself to Gwen, he refers to the cuffs being "deadlock sealed", a term used in Doctor Who to mean something cannot be unlocked by . (Torchwood Three possess a lockpick with a similar functionality to the screwdriver.) Captain Jack returns, as the Torchwood team reunite to fight a rogue Time Agent. The mysterious Captain John Hart is determined to wreak havoc, and needs to find something hidden on Earth. But with Gwen's life in danger, and cluster bombs scattered across the city, whose side is Jack on?
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