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|issue number= [[Torchwood Magazine|20]] | |issue number= [[Torchwood Magazine|20]] | ||
|cover date= [[18 February (releases)|18 February]] 2010 | |cover date= [[18 February (releases)|18 February]] 2010 | ||
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== Contents == | == Contents == | ||
=== Articles and features === | === Articles and features === | ||
* Director's Commentary: Director [[Euros Lyn]] reflects on ''Children of Earth''{{'}}s Five Days. | * Director's Commentary: Director [[Euros Lyn]] reflects on ''Children of Earth''{{'}}s Five Days. | ||
* "Take Over Torchwood" : Writing ''Torchwood''. To support a writing competition, ''Torchwood'' writers gave some tips. Contributers included: [[ | * "Take Over Torchwood" : Writing ''Torchwood''. To support a writing competition, ''Torchwood'' writers gave some tips. Contributers included: [[Guy Adams]], [[Trevor Baxendale]], [[James Goss]], [[Andy Lane]], [[David Llewellyn]], [[James Moran]], [[Mark Morris]] and [[Steve Tribe]]. | ||
* Writer's Tales: [[James Moran]] talks to Simon Hugo about his work on ''[[Children of Earth: Day Three]]'' | * Writer's Tales: [[James Moran]] talks to Simon Hugo about his work on ''[[Children of Earth: Day Three (TV story)|Children of Earth: Day Three]]'' | ||
* Writer's Tales: [[John Fay]] talks to Simon Hugo about his work on ''[[Children of Earth: Day Two|Children of Earth Day Two]]'' and ''[[Children of Earth: Day Four|Four]]'' | * Writer's Tales: [[John Fay]] talks to Simon Hugo about his work on ''[[Children of Earth: Day Two (TV story)|Children of Earth Day Two]]'' and ''[[Children of Earth: Day Four (TV story)|Four]]'' | ||
* Beyond the Hub: "What Lies Beneath?!" A look at Underground bases by [[Kate Lloyd]] | * Beyond the Hub: "What Lies Beneath?!" A look at Underground bases by [[Kate Lloyd]] | ||
* "Dedicated Followers of Fashion" [[Carly Roberts]] talks to ''Torchwood'' costume designer [[Ray Holman]] and looks at "cosplay" (costume – play) | * "Dedicated Followers of Fashion" [[Carly Roberts]] talks to ''Torchwood'' costume designer [[Ray Holman]] and looks at "cosplay" (costume – play) | ||
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=== Interviews / Profiles === | === Interviews / Profiles === | ||
* Doctor's Orders: [[Rik Makarem]], who played [[Rupesh Patanjali|Dr Rupesh Patanjali]], talks to Jayne Nelson | * Doctor's Orders: [[Rik Makarem]], who played [[Rupesh Patanjali|Dr Rupesh Patanjali]], talks to Jayne Nelson | ||
* "Bad Girl": [[Liz May Brice]] (who played [[Johnson (Children of Earth)|Agent Johnson]] and [[Rhiannon Davies]]) talk to [[Simon Hugo]] | * "Bad Girl": [[Liz May Brice]] (who played [[Johnson (Children of Earth: Day One)|Agent Johnson]] and [[Rhiannon Davies]]) talk to [[Simon Hugo]] | ||
* "Bear Necessities": [[Bear McCausland]], who played [[Steven Carter]] (Jack's grandson), talks to [[Jayne Nelson]] | * "Bear Necessities": [[Bear McCausland]], who played [[Steven Carter]] (Jack's grandson), talks to [[Jayne Nelson]] | ||
* Close-Call: Writer [[Russell T Davies]] answers the reader's questions over the phone | * Close-Call: Writer [[Russell T Davies]] answers the reader's questions over the phone | ||
=== Comic strips === | === Comic strips === | ||
* ''[[Fated to Pretend]]'' by [[Brian Minchin]] (Part 1 of 1) (12 coloured pages) | * ''[[Fated to Pretend (comic story)|Fated to Pretend]]'' by [[Brian Minchin]] (Part 1 of 1) (12 coloured pages) | ||
=== Fiction === | === Fiction === | ||
* ''[[Happy New Year]]'' by [[Sarah Pinborough]] with illustrations by [[Adrian Salmon]] | * ''[[Happy New Year (short story)|Happy New Year]]'' by [[Sarah Pinborough]] with illustrations by [[Adrian Salmon]] | ||
* ''[[Photo Finish (short story)|Photo Finish]]'' by [[Mark Morris]] with illustrations by [[Mike Dowling]] | * ''[[Photo Finish (short story)|Photo Finish]]'' by [[Mark Morris]] with illustrations by [[Mike Dowling]] | ||
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== Facts included == | == Facts included == | ||
* [[John Barrowman]] and [[Russell Tovey]] filmed the closing scenes of ''[[The End of Time (TV story)|End of Time]]'' at the Tiger Tiger bar in Cardiff one afternoon which was also used to film the Captain Jack and John encounter for ''[[Kiss Kiss, Bang Bang]]''. | * [[John Barrowman]] and [[Russell Tovey]] filmed the closing scenes of ''[[The End of Time (TV story)|End of Time]]'' at the Tiger Tiger bar in Cardiff one afternoon which was also used to film the Captain Jack and John encounter for ''[[Kiss Kiss, Bang Bang (TV story)|Kiss Kiss, Bang Bang]]''. | ||
* In [[TV]]: ''[[Captain Jack Harkness (TV story)|Captain Jack Harkness]]'' a poster outside the dancehall reads "Vote Saxon". Also in this episode the words "[[Bad Wolf meme|Bad Wolf]]" and [[the Preachers]]' symbol are seen as graffiti inside the derelict dancehall. | * In [[TV]]: ''[[Captain Jack Harkness (TV story)|Captain Jack Harkness]]'' a poster outside the dancehall reads "Vote Saxon". Also in this episode the words "[[Bad Wolf meme|Bad Wolf]]" and [[the Preachers]]' symbol are seen as graffiti inside the derelict dancehall. | ||
* In [[TV]]: ''[[Captain Jack Harkness (TV story)|Captain Jack Harkness]]'' Jack claims Tosh is a decoder at [[Bletchley Park]] where according to [[TV]]: ''[[Greeks Bearing Gifts]]'' her grandfather worked. | * In [[TV]]: ''[[Captain Jack Harkness (TV story)|Captain Jack Harkness]]'' Jack claims Tosh is a decoder at [[Bletchley Park]] where according to [[TV]]: ''[[Greeks Bearing Gifts (TV story)|Greeks Bearing Gifts]]'' her grandfather worked. | ||
* [[Bilis Manger]] was originally conceived as a dwarf. His name came from a joke in the script where Jack tell Bilis he had spelled "manager" wrong on his office door. | * [[Bilis Manger]] was originally conceived as a dwarf. His name came from a joke in the script where Jack tell Bilis he had spelled "manager" wrong on his office door. | ||
* The first section of the London Underground opened in 1863. | * The first section of the London Underground opened in 1863. | ||
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== External links == | == External links == | ||
[https://www.titanmagazines.com The official online site for Titan Magazines, publishers of Torchwood Magazine.] | [https://www.titanmagazines.com The official online site for Titan Magazines, publishers of Torchwood Magazine.] | ||
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Latest revision as of 20:45, 23 March 2024
The twentieth issue of Torchwood Magazine had a cover date of 18 February 2010.
Contents[[edit] | [edit source]]
Articles and features[[edit] | [edit source]]
- Director's Commentary: Director Euros Lyn reflects on Children of Earth's Five Days.
- "Take Over Torchwood" : Writing Torchwood. To support a writing competition, Torchwood writers gave some tips. Contributers included: Guy Adams, Trevor Baxendale, James Goss, Andy Lane, David Llewellyn, James Moran, Mark Morris and Steve Tribe.
- Writer's Tales: James Moran talks to Simon Hugo about his work on Children of Earth: Day Three
- Writer's Tales: John Fay talks to Simon Hugo about his work on Children of Earth Day Two and Four
- Beyond the Hub: "What Lies Beneath?!" A look at Underground bases by Kate Lloyd
- "Dedicated Followers of Fashion" Carly Roberts talks to Torchwood costume designer Ray Holman and looks at "cosplay" (costume – play)
Interviews / Profiles[[edit] | [edit source]]
- Doctor's Orders: Rik Makarem, who played Dr Rupesh Patanjali, talks to Jayne Nelson
- "Bad Girl": Liz May Brice (who played Agent Johnson and Rhiannon Davies) talk to Simon Hugo
- "Bear Necessities": Bear McCausland, who played Steven Carter (Jack's grandson), talks to Jayne Nelson
- Close-Call: Writer Russell T Davies answers the reader's questions over the phone
Comic strips[[edit] | [edit source]]
- Fated to Pretend by Brian Minchin (Part 1 of 1) (12 coloured pages)
Fiction[[edit] | [edit source]]
- Happy New Year by Sarah Pinborough with illustrations by Adrian Salmon
- Photo Finish by Mark Morris with illustrations by Mike Dowling
Story Archive[[edit] | [edit source]]
- 1.12 Captain Jack Harkness (Detailed analysis and comment by Neil Edwards)
Posters[[edit] | [edit source]]
- A4 Hub Pin-Up 6: The Team of Jack, Gwen and Ianto
- A4 Concept Corner: More ideas for the 456, designed by Neill Gorton at Millennium FX (2 pages)
Additional features[[edit] | [edit source]]
- The Hub (News) including Gareth David-Lloyd to write comic strip!
- T-mail (Readers Letters)
- Little Reasons Why We Love Torchwood 6: Persistent rumours of a Torchwood Musical!
Credits[[edit] | [edit source]]
- Editor: Simon Hugo
- Deputy Editor: Neil Edwards
- Comics Editors: Martin Eden
- Assistant Editor: Mark McKenzie-Ray
- Assistant Editor's Mum: Helen Ray
- Designers: Philip White
- Managing Editor: Brian J Robb
Facts included[[edit] | [edit source]]
- John Barrowman and Russell Tovey filmed the closing scenes of End of Time at the Tiger Tiger bar in Cardiff one afternoon which was also used to film the Captain Jack and John encounter for Kiss Kiss, Bang Bang.
- In TV: Captain Jack Harkness a poster outside the dancehall reads "Vote Saxon". Also in this episode the words "Bad Wolf" and the Preachers' symbol are seen as graffiti inside the derelict dancehall.
- In TV: Captain Jack Harkness Jack claims Tosh is a decoder at Bletchley Park where according to TV: Greeks Bearing Gifts her grandfather worked.
- Bilis Manger was originally conceived as a dwarf. His name came from a joke in the script where Jack tell Bilis he had spelled "manager" wrong on his office door.
- The first section of the London Underground opened in 1863.
- In Torchwood, the Hub's railway at Torchwood Three (Cardiff), once connected Torchwood One (London) and Torchwood Two (Glasgow).
Additional details[[edit] | [edit source]]
- This month's Hub poster is incorrectly numbered 6- again!
- Torchwood: The Official Magazine from Titan Magazines continued to be bi-monthly title with now only six issues a year. Each issue featured 100 pages and cost £4.99 (UK), offering a 15% saving to subscribers.
- Aimed at mature fans of the series, the magazines did not shy away from discussions involving sex and violence, topics integral to the success of this "adult" spin-off series from the BBC's more family friendly Doctor Who.
External links[[edit] | [edit source]]
The official online site for Titan Magazines, publishers of Torchwood Magazine.
