Series 4 (Torchwood): Difference between revisions
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* Gwen Cooper may working 'freelance' with Martha and Mickey before recruiting them to Torchwood on Jacks return | * Gwen Cooper may working 'freelance' with Martha and Mickey before recruiting them to Torchwood on Jacks return | ||
* The new Torchwood team will probably consist of:<br> | * The new Torchwood team will probably consist of:<br> | ||
=* Captain Jack Harkness | =* Captain Jack Harkness<br> | ||
=* Gwen Cooper | =* Gwen Cooper<br> | ||
=* Alonso Frame | =* Alonso Frame<br> | ||
=* Probably a new character | =* Probably a new character<br> | ||
==Broadcast dates== | ==Broadcast dates== | ||
Revision as of 22:22, 5 January 2010
A fourth series of Torchwood has been "greenlit" according to interviews given by John Barrowman in late November 2009.[1][2] It has not yet been officially announced by the BBC as of 1st December 2009. No production schedule or broadcast dates have been announced by the BBC. Russell T. Davies is expected to continue as producer despite having left this position with Doctor Who (based upon comments made by him at the San Diego Comic Con in August 2009), however this has yet to be made official by the BBC.
Overview
To be added
Characters
Guest Stars
- TBA
Writers
To be added
Television Stories
According to Barrowman, Series 4 will be a "full 13 episodes" in length.[1]
Rumours and Annoucements
- Gwen Cooper,Rhys Williams and Andy Davidson may return.
- Captain John Hart may return.
- Martha Jones and Mickey Smith may appear. They also may not appear with RTD describing all the companions to probably never appear again due to a clean slate with Series 5 of Doctor Who.
- The Weevils return.
- Midshipman Alonso Frame from Voyage of the Damned may appear
- Gwen Cooper may working 'freelance' with Martha and Mickey before recruiting them to Torchwood on Jacks return
- The new Torchwood team will probably consist of:
=* Captain Jack Harkness
=* Gwen Cooper
=* Alonso Frame
=* Probably a new character
Broadcast dates
The BBC has not, as of 1st December 2009, announced a broadcast date for the series. Given that the BBC tends not to make such announcements until soon before broadcast, any statements suggesting a 2010 or 2011 broadcast must be taken as speculative for the time being.
Footnotes
- ↑ 1.0 1.1 Den of Geek! - Torchwood: season 4 happening, will definitely be 13 episodes accessed 2nd December 2009
- ↑ 2.0 2.1 The Doctor Who News Page: Barrowman signed up for Torchwood 4 accessed 2nd December 2009
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