Talk:Torchwood Institute

wasn't the "unnamed weapon" from the christmas invasion the Jafhaa Sun Glider seen prominently in the torchwood hangar?

A Jathaa sunglider. Yes, it was, and it's mentioned on plenty of other pages, but this one in particular needs a real update. ~ Ghelæ -talk-contribs 14:48, 26 June 2007 (UTC)

Are you sure that the weapon came from the sunglider. I thought that they were saying that they used the same weapon to shoot down the sunglider.

Torchwood 1918

I have added the names of the 1918 team from "To the Last Man" and the Torchwood website, if thats OK.

Mickey Smith and Martha Jones

Let's keep the speculation out of it. One line of throwaway dialogue at the end of Journey's End does not mean either character was hired permanently. Let's wait for a future TV series or novel before we jump to conclusions. We already know Martha won't be back anytime soon because the actress playing her is now on ITV starring in Law & Order: London. And there's been no report that Noel Clarke is appearing in Series 3, either. I've removed Mickey from the staff list, and corrected Martha's entry accordingly. 23skidoo 15:17, 13 September 2008 (UTC)

Cleanup

I think this page should have a Cleanup template on it. A lot of the sentences do not make sense and there is incorrect spelling and grammar. I'm A Hydroponic Tomato! Bigredrabbit (talk to me) 08:59, January 1, 2010 (UTC)

Dating issues

Looks like we have a dating inconsistency here. See: Forum:Battle of Canary Wharf/Torchwood series 1 dating. Ausir^(talk) <staff/> 11:21, July 9, 2011 (UTC)

"The Boss"

I tried, but failed to find which part of the Torchwood website or its archived versions "the Boss" comes from. Anyone who can find it, feel free to add it to the behind the scenes section. -- Tybort (talk page) 18:48, July 24, 2013 (UTC)

"The Boss" ran the overall Torchwood in the mid-20th century.

Five Torchwoods

Aren't there five different Torchwoods? In The Christmas Invasion there are five different locations shooting at the Sycorax spaceship. --DCLM ☎ 18:11, July 14, 2014 (UTC)

The Thames and central London is clearly visible from this overhead shot of the five locations.

No? The weapon's locations are clearly coming from separate parts of central London, not across the country, and there's not really going to be "five different Torchwoods" in central London. Not to mention that when the Doctor is on the ground watching the beams firing upwards, they clearly come from a relatively nearby location on the ground. -- Tybort (talk page) 18:43, July 14, 2014 (UTC)

Okay, thanks. --DCLM ☎ 20:46, July 14, 2014 (UTC)

Bulleted lists

I'm moving the bulleted lists here until someone can write them into sourced prose. Shambala108 ☎ 01:39, November 22, 2015 (UTC)

Torchwood One

• Eliza Cooper (disappeared 1906)
• Robert Lewis (disappeared 1906)
• Yvonne Hartman (Director of the Torchwood Institute, deceased 2007)
• Doctor Rajesh Singh (deceased 2007)
• Adeola Oshodi (deceased 2007)
• Matt Crane (deceased 2007)
• Gareth Evans (deceased 2007)
• Lisa Hallett (underwent partial cyber-conversion in 2007, later deceased)
• Ianto Jones (joined Torchwood Three following the Battle of Canary Wharf; deceased 2009)
• Rupert Howarth
• Sebastian
• Carlie Roberts (AUDIO: Submission)

Torchwood Two

• Archie

Torchwood Three

Surviving staff of Torchwood Three later represented just "Torchwood", no numerical designation.

• Captain Jack Harkness (leader of Torchwood; de facto leader of the Torchwood Institute following the Battle of Canary Wharf, hired 1899; effectively resigned circa 2010)
• Gwen Cooper, (liaison with regular police, temporary leader during Jack's absence, hired in 2007)
• Philip Lyle (active 1897)
• Alice Guppy (1897-1901)
• Emily Holroyd (circa 1897)
• Charles Gaskell (1901)
• Gerald Carter (leader 1918)
• Harriet Derbyshire (physicist; died 1919)
• Douglas Caldwell (active 1918)
• Lydia Childs (active 1918)
• Charles Quinn (active 1918)
• Tilda Brennan (leader; died 1941)
• Llinos King (active 1941)
• Greg Bishop (active, vanished 1941; returned, died 2009)
• Rhydian (active 1941)
• Kenneth Valentine (active mid 20th century)
• Lucia Moretti (active 1968-1977, deceased 2006)
• Charles Cromwell (active 1945 to 1974)
• Alex Hopkins (leader; deceased 31 December 1999)
• Several members of Torchwood Three were killed by Hopkins on 31 December 1999.
• Suzie Costello (weapons specialist, second-in-command prior to death, deceased 2007, though later temporarily revived.)
• Martha Jones (medical officer, temporary, 2009)
• Owen Harper, (medical doctor, second in command; deceased 2009)
• Toshiko Sato, (computer specialist, reverse engineering of alien artefacts; hired 2004, deceased 2009)
• Ianto Jones, (administrator and general support, moved from Torchwood One, hired 2007, deceased 2009)
• Eric Lawson (21st century, alternate universe)

Torchwood India

• Eleanor, Duchess of Melrose (leader; frozen in time 2009)
• George Gissing (strategist; frozen in time 2009)
• Mr Das (butler; frozen in time 2009)
• Mahajan (support staff) (escaped destruction, 2009) (AUDIO: Golden Age)

Parallel Torchwood on Pete's World

• Stevie (worked at Torchwood during the creation of the Cybermen, circa 2007) (TV: Rise of the Cybermen)
• Rose Tyler (hired due to experience with aliens, circa 2010)

Question

Did anyone notice Doctor Who is an anagram of Torchwood? --BlazePlayz ☎ 23:01, September 4, 2016 (UTC)

Already noted on this very article. Shambala108 ☎ 23:07, September 4, 2016 (UTC)