Episode Synopses... and a little about each character!
EPISODE
SYNOPSES Episode
one: Everything Changes When
Gwen Cooper, a cop, witnesses the resurrection of a murder victim, it
begins her journey into a dangerous underworld of savage monsters and
alien hunters. Her chance
encounter with the enigmatic Captain Jack Harkness and the Torchwood
team will change her life forever. Premieres
Saturday, September 8 at 9:00 p.m. ET/PT. Episode
two: Day One An
alien addicted to sex is let loose on Premieres
Saturday, September 15 at 9:00 p.m. ET/PT. Episode
three: Ghost Machine When
Gwen retrieves an alien object from a fleeing thug, she’s haunted by a
vision of a lonely young boy. As the team track down the object’s
elusive owner, Owen experiences an even more terrifying vision and a
long buried crime resurfaces. Premieres
Saturday, September 22 at 9:00 p.m. ET/PT. Episode
four: Cyberwoman In
the basement of the Torchwood building, Ianto Jones hides a terrible
secret. As a Japanese doctor attempts to rescue the soul of a half-Cybernised
woman (Caroline Chikezie, Footballers
Wive$,
Brothers and Sisters),
a quiet day in Torchwood quickly becomes a living nightmare. Has Ianto
unleashed a force that will destroy his colleagues? Premieres
Saturday, September 29 at 9:00 p.m. ET/PT. Episode
five: Small Worlds Supernatural
forces stalk the suburbs of Premieres
Saturday, October 6 at 9:00 p.m. ET/PT. Episode
six: Countrycide
Concerned
that the space-time rift is spreading, Torchwood investigates a series
of gruesome deaths in the Premieres
Saturday, October 13 at 9:00 p.m. ET/PT. Episode
seven: Greeks Bearing Gifts Toshiko
is given an alien pendant which enables her to hear other people’s
thoughts. As the rest of
the Torchwood team puzzle over a centuries-old skeleton, the pendant
forces Toshiko to question her commitment to Torchwood: is her new-found
ability a blessing or a curse? Premieres
Saturday, October 20 at 9:00 p.m. ET/PT. Episode
eight: They Keep Killing
Suzie Torchwood
is linked to a series of brutal murders around the city. As
Jack and the team investigate further, it becomes clear somebody wants
their attention. What is Pilgrim? And how is it connected to a figure
from Torchwood’s past? The resurrection days are far from over. Premieres
Saturday, October 27 at 9:00 p.m. ET/PT. Episode
nine: Random Shoes When
Eugene (Paul Chequer, Sinchronicity)
wakes to find himself (a) dead and (b) invisible to the rest of the
world, he knows something has gone wrong. Premieres
Saturday, November 3 at 9:00 p.m. ET/PT. Episode
ten: Out of Time When
a plane from 1953 makes an unexpected landing in present-day Premieres
Saturday, November 10 at 9:00 p.m. ET/PT. Episode
eleven: Combat Savage
aliens are being kidnapped from the streets of Premieres
Saturday, November 17 at 9:00 p.m. ET/PT. Episode
twelve: Captain Jack
Harkness While
investigating reports of ghostly music, Jack and Toshiko find themselves
stranded in a packed dance hall – in 1941. As Gwen, Owen and Ianto
work to rescue their colleagues, Jack and Toshiko meet a handsome young
American squadron leader by the name of… Captain Jack Harkness. Premieres
Saturday, November 24 at 9:00 p.m. ET/PT. Episode
thirteen: End of Days The
rift has been opened, and time is splintering all over the world. As
events spiral out of control, the Torchwood team members are faced with
fragments of their pasts – and terrifying visions of their futures.
Can Captain Jack save the world? Premieres
Saturday, December 1 at 9:00 p.m. ET/PT.
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Captain
Jack Harkness A
man with an enigmatic past, Jack leads his team through danger and
temptation. The team know very little about this mysterious figure: only
that someone with that name disappeared in the middle of the Second
World War – but that couldn’t be him, could it? Looks late 30s, but
probably much, much older, Jack is from the far future but, for
undisclosed reasons, has chosen to head up Torchwood. The heart and soul
of the team, Jack is pragmatic and practical – if sacrificing a life
to save many is the only option, he’ll take it. Ambivalent
to sexual boundaries, Jack’s life remains private. Suzie
Costello Second-in-charge
and an expert in alien hardware, Suzie is conscientious and
hard-working. Her focus is
to catalog and understand the devices that come into Torchwood’s
possession and her enthusiasm borders on an obsession. To Suzie, there
is no better job than working for Torchwood – in fact, there is no
other job for her. Gwen’s
daily routine as a cop and devoted girlfriend to Rhys is turned
upside-down when she encounters Torchwood. Intrigued
by her resourcefulness, they make her part of the team. Passionate
and driven, Gwen is the first (sometimes only) Torchwood member to see
the human side to their work, but will she be able to maintain her
ordinary life as she becomes more drawn into Torchwood’s world? Owen
Harper Owen
Harper is Torchwood’s scientist and medic. He’s
brilliant, but unfortunately knows it, and is too arrogant to have much
consideration for the rules. Owen
is charming but also thoughtless and insolent, which sometimes leads him
into confrontations with other members of the team. Toshiko
Sato Quite
simply, Tosh is a genius. She
specializes in all things technical – from her computer terminal in
the Torchwood hub, she can make it look like you never existed. Her love
of technology means she is rarely parted from it. This
has consequences for her private life, which she ensures remains exactly
that – private. Tosh is
the least outgoing of the team. Ianto
Jones Ruthlessly
efficient, Ianto holds Torchwood together with his polite and calm
exterior, ensuring the rest of the team has everything it needs. And
let’s not forget he looks good in a suit. No
one could be that restrained all the time, could they? Rhys Gwen’s
boyfriend is a transport manager. He’s caring and in love with Gwen,
but has no knowledge of what her job at Torchwood involves. |
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