Torchwood Children of Earth – 2009

Torchwood Children of Earth

Torchwood Children of Earth

Torchwood was brought back for an action packed five part story stripped across one week on BBC One

Day One

Written by Russell T Davies

Original broadcast: 6 Jul 2009, Ratings: 6.5m

An ordinary day becomes a world of terror as every single child in the world stops. A message is sent to the governments of Earth: ‘We are coming’. As a trap closes around Captain Jack, sins of the past return, as long-forgotten events from 1965 threaten to reveal an awful truth.

Day Two

Written by John Fay

Original broadcast: 7 July 2009, Ratings: 6.1 m

Torchwood are forced underground, as the government takes swift and brutal action. With members of the team being hunted down, only Lois holds the key to Torchwood’s salvation – but she is helpless as her superiors make plans for the mysterious Floor 13.

Day Three

Written by Russell T Davies and James Moran

Original broadcast: 8 July 2009, Ratings: 6.4 m

The eyes of the world turn to Britain, as the 456 announce, ‘We are here’. As a pillar of fire descends upon London, the members of Torchwood must battle to protect their own families, as the fight gets personal. But will Clem’s memories destroy everything?

Day Four

Written by John Fay

Original broadcast: 9 July 2009, Ratings: 6.8 m

Torchwood finally learns the truth about the events of 1965. Britain is in danger of becoming a rogue state, and everything now pivots around John Frobisher, as the ambassador of the 456 destroys its old allegiances and reveals its true intent.

Day Five

Written by Russell T Davies

Original broadcast: 10 July 2009, Ratings: 6.6 m

Torchwood is defenceless and Gwen Cooper stands alone as the final sanction begins. As violence erupts and the world descends into anarchy, an ordinary council estate becomes a battleground where the future of the human race will be decided.


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