Hmmm…that title might not be the best way to word this. . . how about, here’s a fun video of Torchwood star John Barrowman rocking out to Beyonce’s “Single Ladies.” I don’t know if it’s for real or fan made, if you know, let me know — but it’s guaranteed to put a smile on your face.
Thanks to Small Screen Scoop and my Twitter buddy Jessica Rae for the tip.

“I could write you scene one of series four right now,”  says Russell T Davies in a revealing interview with Torchwood Magazine. “I know exactly how to pick it up. I’ve got a shape in mind, and I’ve got stories. I know where you’d find Gwen and Rhys, and their baby, and Jack, and I know how you’d go forward with a new form of Torchwood.”
The news will come as a tonic to fans of the show, which enjoyed runaway success in the ratings when the latest series Children of Earth screened over five nights in July this year. The …read more

Now that I’ve seen all but the final episode of Torchwood: Children of Earth, I can understand the high praise that has been heaped upon the series. These last three days have gotten progressively more intense, more exciting and they hurt like heck. My only wish? That I hadn’t been spoiled for tonight’s big finish.
Let’s turn the clock back to Day Two. Even though the action was up, I wasn’t any happier with the plot twists of Two than I was with One. What it comes down to is simply this — I like my team as a team. I …read more

For months now, I’ve been hearing the hype about Torchwood Children of Earth. ‘Torchwood: Children of the Earth’: in a word? Awesome’, ‘Nothing seen from two seasons of Torchwood comes close,’ ‘As good as “Torchwood” has been, it’s never been this good.’
I gotta wonder, can the series actually live up to the hype? After watching Day One, I’m not so sure it can.
I wish I hadn’t gone into this with such high expectations – not that the show wasn’t entertaining or exciting, but there were moments where, frankly, I was bored, or worse annoyed.
Before I dissect this puppy, …read more

A few weeks ago, we asked for your questions for Gareth David-Lloyd and now we’ve got his answers. Listen in while Torchwood’s Ianto talks about his character, his band and his interactions with the fans.
Matt asked: Was there a turning point in Torchwood for you? A scene where you felt like you’d hit your stride and really knew who Ianto was?
Gareth: Probably, I’d say, episode 5 of Season 1.  It was actually a scene we did after we finished, but we went back to do it because it felt like there was a gap in Ianto’s recovery. There’s a moment …read more

As if Comic Con wasn’t enough to take on this week, BBC America is giving us the next big sci fi event of the summer – Torchwood: Children of Earth.
So before we launch into this monumental week, let’s get our ducks in a row. No spoilers here, so feel free to read on.

As you all know, this new Torchwood mini-series has already aired in the UK which means everyone there and everyone who doesn’t mind a downloaded bootleg has already seen it. To those people I once again ask that you refrain from jumping ahead in the conversation as …read more

What can you do in seven minutes? You can get even more excited about the upcoming Torchwood: Children of Earth which begins airing on BBC America on July 20.

More Torchwood teasers! And a request — the series is already running in the UK, but please be kind to your US neighbors and don’t leave any spoilers in the comments. Thanks!
After you watch the clip, head over to BBC America for a virtual tour of The Hub!

He’s Torchwood’s primo concierge, providing everything from delicious hot coffee, to Weevil retrieval, to a rousing game of strip hide and seek, if that’s what will help get you through the day. He’s Ianto Jones and despite what he seems to be on the outside, it seems there’s something dark and mysterious beneath that perfect pinstripe suit.
Making Ianto walk and talk is Welsh actor Gareth David-Lloyd and he’s going to join me for a chat tomorrow morning! Late notice, I know, but if you have a burning question to ask Gareth, leave it here in the comments and I’ll do …read more

“We are coming.”
If you’ve been watching BBC America, you’ve seen the promos for Torchwood: Children of Earth. That chilling voice over — Jack, Gwen and Ianto in a panic state. All those dead eyes staring back at you! It’s Torchwood’s creepiest monsters ever — kids!
“They just touch a nerve,” says Torchwood creator Russell T. Davies. “A threat to our children gets a primal reaction out of all of us. But beyond that, I think we can be scared of our kids, too. That they can seem unknowable, unreachable – that’s why a gang of young hoodies can seem more unnerving …read more