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Barrowman, who is often disarmingly open about his private life, has to date published two volumes of memoirs, both written in conjunction with his sister, [[Carole E. Barrowman]]: ''Anything Goes'' (2008) and ''I Am What I Am'' (2009); in the latter, Barrowman covers his years working on ''Doctor Who'' and ''Torchwood''. | Barrowman, who is often disarmingly open about his private life, has to date published two volumes of memoirs, both written in conjunction with his sister, [[Carole E. Barrowman]]: ''Anything Goes'' (2008) and ''I Am What I Am'' (2009); in the latter, Barrowman covers his years working on ''Doctor Who'' and ''Torchwood''. | ||
Barrowman is an avid ''[[Doctor Who]]'' fan beyond his work on the series, and this has been made evident in several DVD featurettes. In the [[Series 1 (Doctor Who 2005)|Series 1]] ''Doctor Who'' DVD set{{facts}} it's learned that Barrowman once received a radio-controlled [[Dalek]] for his birthday, and, in the [[Series 3 (Doctor Who)|Series 3]] set, he and fellow ''Who'' fan [[David Tennant]] mention that Barrowman's [[dog]] was named Tegan (after former companion [[Tegan Jovanka]]). The blooper reel for Series 2 of ''Torchwood'' reveals that he has the [[Doctor Who theme|''Doctor Who'' theme]] as his ringtone when his [[mobile phone]] rings during filming. Barrowman has stated his willingness to return to ''Torchwood'' and ''Doctor Who'', and has made it very clear he would return in a heartbeat, and that all the producers would need to do is ask. | Barrowman is an avid ''[[Doctor Who]]'' fan beyond his work on the series, and this has been made evident in several DVD featurettes. In the [[Series 1 (Doctor Who 2005)|Series 1]] ''Doctor Who'' DVD set{{facts}} it's learned that Barrowman once received a radio-controlled [[Dalek]] for his birthday, and, in the [[Series 3 (Doctor Who 2005)|Series 3]] set, he and fellow ''Who'' fan [[David Tennant]] mention that Barrowman's [[dog]] was named Tegan (after former companion [[Tegan Jovanka]]). The blooper reel for Series 2 of ''Torchwood'' reveals that he has the [[Doctor Who theme|''Doctor Who'' theme]] as his ringtone when his [[mobile phone]] rings during filming. Barrowman has stated his willingness to return to ''Torchwood'' and ''Doctor Who'', and has made it very clear he would return in a heartbeat, and that all the producers would need to do is ask. | ||
Barrowman has also recorded several musical CDs which have been released internationally, as well as narrating audio book readings of ''Anything Goes'' and several ''Torchwood'' novels. | Barrowman has also recorded several musical CDs which have been released internationally, as well as narrating audio book readings of ''Anything Goes'' and several ''Torchwood'' novels. | ||
