A few little bits and bobs have turned up regarding Torchwood’s fourth season. So we’ve brought them together for you right here…
We suspect you know the basics by now, but just in case you don't, Torchwood's fourth season is to be a co-production between the BBC and the US cable network, Starz. John Barrowman and Eve Myles are returning as Captain Jack and Gwen, while the new run will be ten episodes old. Plus, it will be called The New World.
The latest news? Well, Eve Myles has revealed that she's now decamped to a new residence in Hollywood for the next seven months, while the show is in production. And we've learned that the shoot for the new season will begin on 11th January.
The New World won't entirely be shooting in Los Angeles, either, as the show's Welsh roots are being taken into account. Thus, production will also take place in Gower, Wales. The scenes in Wales are set to take up two weeks of the shoot, and are scheduled for the end of January.
Elsewhere, Steven Moffat has turned down calls for Ianto Jones to be brought back. The popular character has been subject of Internet campaigns since his demise on Torchwood: Children Of Earth, and for some reason, The Moff has been continually asked about bringing him back.
However, as he pointed out over Twitter, not only is Ianto a Russell T Davies character, and not only are Torchwood and The Sarah Jane Adventures still under Davies' watch, but "I thought his death scene was brilliant. Not reversing it. Stop asking."
We'll bring you more news on Torchwood as we get it...
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