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'''''Everything Changes''''' is the first episode of the first series of ''[[Torchwood]]'' and was first broadcast in the UK on [[22nd October]], [[2006]] together with the following episode, "[[Day One]]". It introduces four of the five members of [[Torchwood Three]]: [[Owen Harper]], [[Toshiko Sato]], [[Ianto Jones]] and [[Suzie  Costello]]. <!-- NOTE: Captain Jack Harkness was introduced in DW:The Empty Child. --> It also introduces [[Gwen Cooper]] as the audience surrogate for this and the next few episodes.


==Synopsis==
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===Ratings===
===Ratings===
*BBC3 - 2.5 million viewers
*BBC3 - 2.5 million viewers
*BBC2 - 3.0 million viewers
*BBC2 - 3.03 million viewers


===Myths===
===Myths===

Revision as of 12:10, 22 May 2008


Everything Changes is the first episode of the first series of Torchwood and was first broadcast in the UK on 22nd October, 2006 together with the following episode, "Day One". It introduces four of the five members of Torchwood Three: Owen Harper, Toshiko Sato, Ianto Jones and Suzie Costello. It also introduces Gwen Cooper as the audience surrogate for this and the next few episodes.

Synopsis

When Torchwood arrives on the scene of a brutal murder, WPC Gwen Cooper's burning curiosity is challenged. Their attitude, their approach and their technology is at odds with everything she believes in. But investigating the investigators leads her into a dark, paranoid world she never imagined existed.

Plot

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Cast

Crew

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References

Story Notes

  • This story had the working title; Flotsam And Jetsam.
  • Owen's use of the pheremone spray might be construed as an attempt at "date rape"

Ratings

  • BBC3 - 2.5 million viewers
  • BBC2 - 3.03 million viewers

Myths

  • The missing Torchwood 4 is a sly Babylon 5 reference: Babylon 4 also mysteriously disappeared.

Filming Locations

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Discontinuity, Plot Holes, Errors

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Continuity

  • How he reached the Earth in his subjective past is explained in DW: Utopia.
  • How Jack and the others came to work for Torchwood is seen in TW: Fragments.

DVD Releases

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See also

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External Links

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