Watch the First 7 Minutes of TORCHWOOD: CHILDREN OF EARTH
In anticipation of tonight's premiere of TORCHWOOD: CHILDREN OF EARTH (you can read my review here), I thought you might be excited to check out the first 7 minutes.
Don't forget to watch Torchwood: Children of Earth tonight at 9pm on BBC America.
In addition to the video below, check out a few additional pictures from Torchwood: Children of Earth.
TORCHWOOD: CHILDREN OF EARTH Review
Torchwood returns to television tonight, July 20, 2009, for a five nights event, TORCHWOOD: CHILDREN OF EARTH. Each episode will air at 9pm on BBC America every night starting tonight until Friday. Trust me, you don't want to miss it.
Torchwood is without a doubt one of the best shows on television and with Children of Earth, they once again prove how great British TV shows are, and that it's not about how much money you put into a show, but how well it's written.
In Torchwood: Children of Earth, what starts out as an ordinary day quickly becomes a nightmare when every child in the world stops. It's like they have been frozen in place. Then they all begin to speak at once with the same voice announcing: "We are coming."
That scene is one of the creepiest scenes that I have seen. Just a bunch of children paralyzed and repeating in a deep voice: "We are coming, we are coming, we are coming." But what's coming? That's what Torchwood and the British government are trying to find out.
TORCHWOOD: CHILDREN OF THE EARTH Trailer
You guys know what a fan I am of TORCHWOOD, and so it was with very much excitement that I got the new trailer for Torchwood: Children of the Earth earlier today. The story will be told over five nights and if you have watched the trailer, I think you will agree that it looks like we're going to be getting some really powerful episodes.
The even better news is that now we have a release date, sort of, Torchwood: Children of the Earth will premiere on BBC America in July. Yes, that means only a couple of months to wait until Captain Jack and the gang will be back.
Until then, check out the trailer for Torchwood: Children of the Earth below.
TORCHWOOD: CHILDREN OF THE EARTH Preview Video
One of my ultimate favorite shows, TORCHWOOD, has finally released a preview video for its new season, "Children of the Earth," and needless to say I am beyond excited.
And you gotta love the tagline: "We Are Coming"
Torchwood: Children of the Earth should premiere this summer, but until then enjoy the preview below.
Giveaway: TORCHWOOD: The Official Magazine Yearbook
I think by now you all know that we are big fans of TORCHWOOD and that is why it is our pleasure to be able to give away 5 Torchwood: The Official Magazine Yearbook, which will be released this month.
Torchwood: The Official Magazine Yearbook (Titan Books) is a full-color official tie-in to the much-loved and top-rated show. Compiling the cream of the content from the Torchwood Official Magazine, with behind-the-scenes secrets from the Hub, cast and crew interviews and a series two episode guide, this hardback volume also contains five exclusive new "Torchwood" short stories to immerse readers in the world of the show, penned by the likes of "Torchwood" scriptwriter Joseph Lidster, Steven Savile (author of Titan’s "Primeval: Shadow of the Jaguar") and "Doctor Who" novelists Andy Lane.
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TV Character of the Day: CAPTAIN JACK HARKNESS
Name: CAPTAIN JACK HARKNESS
TV Show: Torchwood
Actor portraying him: John Barrowman
Why we like him:Jack Harkness is the heart of Torchwood. He is the driving force for the entire team and his uncanny ability to find humor in all things is refreshing. Plus he is the freaking Face of Boe (Need I say more?).
Read all our Torchwood coverage here.
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TV Actor of the Day: JOHN BARROWMAN
Name: JOHN BARROWMAN
TV Show: Torchwood
His Character: Captain Jack Harkness
Why we like him: We like John Barrowman because he makes Jack Harkness look mad cool. His energy and his enthusiasm come across in his performance and make him really enjoyable to watch. Plus the man can really sing a tune. ( Check out the video below)
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Interview: NAOKO MORI from TORCHWOOD (Part Two)
April 20, 2008 by Sandie
Filed under Interviews, Torchwood
Here is the second part of our interview with Naoko Mori, who plays Tosh on TORCHWOOD.
In part one, Naoko Mori talked about Tosh’s evolution this last season, her doomed love life, how she first heard about Doctor Who, what originally made her want to become an actor, and much more.
In part two, Naoko Mori touches on the dramatic ending of Tosh, her future projects, her dream role, and more.
Enjoy!
I haven't actually seen the last episode, "Exit Wounds," but I was told that something major happens to your character. Can you talk a little bit about that?
Naoko Mori: Oh yes, something major happens. What can I say, it was very emotional on and off camera, but it's a really special episode and I have to say the writing again, it always comes back down to the writing and that just sums it up. I think it's a very surprising turn of events, especially for the viewers and the fans, but that kind of shocking thing is always good I think. What I was happy to see was that it wasn't done just for the sake of it, as a gimmick. To me it makes sense, because I think she has had an incredible journey, it's like she came full circle. And also, on a very basic point of view, it just reminds people that it is dangerous being in Torchwood. People die young and it reinforces the fact that it's a dangerous job we do. It's an amazing climax and so well written and we had a lot of discussions at the time, how it was gonna happen and many many emails, conversation and on a personal level, I just wanted to make sure it was done with the right balance. I think and I hope we managed to do that. But yeah the last two are certainly the big episodes. The reaction has been ridiculous here in England. The texts and calls and emails, I've been getting just from friends following the series, it's like "Oh my God" (laughs). People coming up to me on the street welling up "I can't believe..." I guess we did something right.
