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{{update|Is there a particular reason this is so ''Torchwood''-focussed? This is just closed circuit television, right? As seen in operation in ''The Sound of Drums'' and ''The Power of Three'' and ''Army of Ghosts''? We're not alleging this is a piece of Torchwood tech, are we?}} | {{update|Is there a particular reason this is so ''Torchwood''-focussed? This is just closed circuit television, right? As seen in operation in ''The Sound of Drums'' and ''The Power of Three'' and ''Army of Ghosts''? We're not alleging this is a piece of Torchwood tech, are we?}} | ||
'''CCTV''' was a | '''CCTV''' was a specialised camera system used by [[Torchwood Three]] to track people down. It gave them access to all the surveillance cameras in [[Cardiff]]. ([[TV]]: ''[[Day One (TV story)|Day One]]'') The camera images came up on the computer screens stationed all around the base. ([[TV]]: ''[[Day One]]'', ''[[Meat]]'', et al) | ||
As well as around the city, the CCTV cameras were also posted inside of the Torchwood base itself, occasionally being used to monitor prisoners ([[TV]]: ''[[Day One (TV story)|Day One]]''). | As well as around the city, the CCTV cameras were also posted inside of the Torchwood base itself, occasionally being used to monitor prisoners ([[TV]]: ''[[Day One (TV story)|Day One]]''). | ||
Revision as of 01:17, 14 February 2013
Is there a particular reason this is so Torchwood-focussed? This is just closed circuit television, right? As seen in operation in The Sound of Drums and The Power of Three and Army of Ghosts? We're not alleging this is a piece of Torchwood tech, are we?
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CCTV was a specialised camera system used by Torchwood Three to track people down. It gave them access to all the surveillance cameras in Cardiff. (TV: Day One) The camera images came up on the computer screens stationed all around the base. (TV: Day One, Meat, et al)
As well as around the city, the CCTV cameras were also posted inside of the Torchwood base itself, occasionally being used to monitor prisoners (TV: Day One).
Occasionally, members of the Torchwood team used the CCTV cameras to watch people for personal reasons, such as when Captain Jack Harkness watched Gwen Cooper kiss her fiancé Rhys Williams. (TV: Meat)
The cameras were sometimes shut down, such as when Weevils were being kidnapped. (TV: Combat)
