| rdfs:comment | - Torchwood is a plant appearing in both main series Plants vs. Zombies games. It is an unlockable plant in the first game, and a premium plant in the second game. Torchwood lights regular peas that pass through it, turning them into fire peas. These fire peas deal twice the damage of normal peas, as well as remove all ice-based effect from the target, such as Iceberg Lettuce's freezing and Winter Melon's chilling effect. The fire peas also do splash damage, but only in Plants vs. Zombies. Frozen peas fired by Snow Pea will thaw, becoming normal peas and lose their slowing ability.
- Torchwood minis are mini-Reapers, the same type as the main series. However, the mini-Reapers produced by Torchwood fics are unable to fly in a straight line.
- This is a spin off of Doctor Who abut one of the main characters, Captain Jack Harkness, Owen Harper, Gwen Cooper, Toshiko Sato, and Ianto Jones in a reformed agency named Torchwood.
- Torchwood are a country in the Buzzjack World who first entered the BuzzJack Song Contest in the seventh edition of the competition. Torchwood came 6 points off victory in BJCSX with Lady GaGa's 'Paparazzi', and have since scored another top 10 and three top 20 finishes.
- Torchwood (tạm dịch: Gỗ Đuốc) là một loại cây trong cả hai trò chơi chính của sê-ri Plants vs. Zombies. Nó là một cây mở khóa được ở game đầu tiên, và là cây cao cấp ở game thứ hai. Torchwood thắp lửa cho các viên đậu thường bay qua, biến chúng thành những viên đậu lửa. Những viên đậu lửa này gây ra gấp đôi sát thương so với đậu thường, và xóa bỏ mọi hiệu ứng làm lạnh hoặc đóng băng cho zombie bị bắn trúng. Trong Plants vs. Zombies, những viên đậu lửa cũng có thể gây sát thương tỏa. Tuy nhiên, Torchwood cũng có thể phản tác dụng nếu kết hợp với Snow Pea, vì đậu băng sẽ bị tan băng khi bay qua lửa, và mất hiệu ứng làm chậm.
- Torchwood is spinoff of Doctor Who focussing on a team based in Cardiff, Wales and led by Captain Jack Harkness.
- ...yeah, someone else do that. Really, just pretend this doesn't exist and go from Children of Earth straight to the audios. You only think I'm joking. Also eyeball porn, and live human ashes. What? Torchwood Series Five? You've never heard of such thing? You've never seen such a thing broadcast on your televisions? More fool you, because a Series 5 of Torchwood, yes a fifth series, an official continuation of the show into a new and exciting season absolutely exists. And no, it's not confusing or silly at all to title what are currently four audio plays the fifth season of a TV show. No, that makes perfect sense. After twenty-five Torchwood audios, it makes perfect sense to title the twenty-sixth and onward "Series 5" of the TV show. Just don't confuse them with Series 5 of the audio play
- Torchwood is a science-fiction drama series with John Barrowman and Eve Myles in the lead role. It's about the activities of the fictional Torchwood Institute, which deals with aliens. In 2002, before Doctor Who went through Russell t. Davies, his comeback had the idea of creating a science-fiction/crime series in the style of American series such as Buffy the Vampire Slayer and Angel. [1] [2] this idea, Excalibur, was put in the closet until 2005, when Davies was asked to make a sf series for BBC Three. [2] during the production of that series was the code word "Torchwood" to refer to the series Doctor Who would are called: "torchwood" is an anagram of "doctor who". No one was allowed to still know that Doctor Who would be brought to life again. [3] Davies connected the word "Torchwood" l
- Torchwood is a British science fiction drama television programme, created by Russell T Davies and starring John Barrowman and Eve Myles. It deals with the machinations and activities of the Cardiff branch of the fictional Torchwood Institute, who deal mainly with incidents involving extraterrestrials. An initial 13-part series was commissioned by the BBC as a spin-off from the 2005 revival of the long-running science fiction programme Doctor Who with which it is closely interlinked.
- Torchwood is a spin-off of Doctor Who for adults. If Doctor Who is chocolate mousse, then Torchwood is Irish coffee. If Doctor Who is kissing, then Torchwood is anal sex. Actually, Torchwood is just generally anal sex. Torchwood prides itself in being more Welsh than most other programs - insisting that all locations, storylines etc are filmed in Wales. Many Welsh residents have claimed this as unrealistic, since nothing ever happens in Wales. (The only events that do occur are mine closures, sheep abuse, and economic recession.)
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| abstract | - Torchwood is a spin-off of Doctor Who for adults. If Doctor Who is chocolate mousse, then Torchwood is Irish coffee. If Doctor Who is kissing, then Torchwood is anal sex. Actually, Torchwood is just generally anal sex. The show has two series of thirteen sex-packed episodes and one series of five episodes, and a fourth series of an unknown number of episodes, with the latest episode playing right now, probably, somewhere. In a recent interview with a man on the radio, John Wheelbarrowman claimed that a fourth series of thirteen episodes has been planned and will be made "when Sir Russell T Davies OBE gets his finger out" Torchwood prides itself in being more Welsh than most other programs - insisting that all locations, storylines etc are filmed in Wales. Many Welsh residents have claimed this as unrealistic, since nothing ever happens in Wales. (The only events that do occur are mine closures, sheep abuse, and economic recession.) The show follows the adventures of Lieutenant Jack "Captain Jack" Black, a 51st-century grifter from 1941 (or possibly a 1941 grifter from the 51st century) and a super-secret group of eccentric experts as they cruise around Cardiff, looking sexy and flashing lots of cool-looking alien gadgets.
- Torchwood is a plant appearing in both main series Plants vs. Zombies games. It is an unlockable plant in the first game, and a premium plant in the second game. Torchwood lights regular peas that pass through it, turning them into fire peas. These fire peas deal twice the damage of normal peas, as well as remove all ice-based effect from the target, such as Iceberg Lettuce's freezing and Winter Melon's chilling effect. The fire peas also do splash damage, but only in Plants vs. Zombies. Frozen peas fired by Snow Pea will thaw, becoming normal peas and lose their slowing ability.
- ...yeah, someone else do that. Really, just pretend this doesn't exist and go from Children of Earth straight to the audios. You only think I'm joking. Also eyeball porn, and live human ashes. What? Torchwood Series Five? You've never heard of such thing? You've never seen such a thing broadcast on your televisions? More fool you, because a Series 5 of Torchwood, yes a fifth series, an official continuation of the show into a new and exciting season absolutely exists. And no, it's not confusing or silly at all to title what are currently four audio plays the fifth season of a TV show. No, that makes perfect sense. After twenty-five Torchwood audios, it makes perfect sense to title the twenty-sixth and onward "Series 5" of the TV show. Just don't confuse them with Series 5 of the audio plays, coming in 2019 (yes, there will literally be a "fifth series" of Torchwood audio plays in 2019, and yes that's a completely different thing to the "fifth series of Torchwood", which are...also Big Finish audios).
- Torchwood minis are mini-Reapers, the same type as the main series. However, the mini-Reapers produced by Torchwood fics are unable to fly in a straight line.
- Torchwood is a science-fiction drama series with John Barrowman and Eve Myles in the lead role. It's about the activities of the fictional Torchwood Institute, which deals with aliens. In 2002, before Doctor Who went through Russell t. Davies, his comeback had the idea of creating a science-fiction/crime series in the style of American series such as Buffy the Vampire Slayer and Angel. [1] [2] this idea, Excalibur, was put in the closet until 2005, when Davies was asked to make a sf series for BBC Three. [2] during the production of that series was the code word "Torchwood" to refer to the series Doctor Who would are called: "torchwood" is an anagram of "doctor who". No one was allowed to still know that Doctor Who would be brought to life again. [3] Davies connected the word "Torchwood" later with his earlier Excaliburidea and decided to make a Doctor Whospin-off . [2] the word "Torchwood" was seeded in Doctor Who episodes used in 2005 and 2006. The series is mainly set in Cardiff and follows the adventures of the Welsh branch of the Torchwood Institute, which investigates extraterrestrial incidents on Earth and alien techniques used for their own use. The organization works apart from the Government, the police and the United Nations. The Manager here is Captain Jack Harkness. The first 13-piece season was ordered by the BBC as a spinoffseries of Doctor Who. Torchwood produced by BBC Wales, and first broadcast on 22 October 2006 on BBC Three and BBC HD, the high definition channel of the BBC. From January 16, the second series was broadcast weekly on BBC Two. [4] [5] it was from 26 January 2008 broadcast on BBC America. [6] In 2009 BBC One sent the third season called "Children of Earth" daily from 6 July to 10 July. [7] Since 26 January 2010 the series can also be seen on the Flemish television, on the digital channel Eight. Also seen on the theme channel Syfy Universal. June 7, 2010 it has been confirmed that there will be 10 new episodes of Torchwood led by Russel T Davies. On Thursday 22 July 2011 was part 1 of series 4, Miracle day, broadcast by the BBC. This series 4 consists of 10 episodes and has an almost entirely new cast. Only John Barrowman, Eve Myles and Kai Owen returned respectively in their role of Jack Harkness, Gwen Cooper and Rhys Williams. In series 4 goes there at one time no one more death. Worldwide. Captain Jack and Gwen Cooper are taken to America by the CIA to this ' problem ' (for example ' overpopulation '), resolve, but at the same time want to have the head of the CIA, death. Annoying side-effect is that now everyone is immortal, Captain Jack has become suddenly ' mortal '.
- Torchwood is a British science fiction drama television programme, created by Russell T Davies and starring John Barrowman and Eve Myles. It deals with the machinations and activities of the Cardiff branch of the fictional Torchwood Institute, who deal mainly with incidents involving extraterrestrials. An initial 13-part series was commissioned by the BBC as a spin-off from the 2005 revival of the long-running science fiction programme Doctor Who with which it is closely interlinked. The programme is produced in-house by BBC Wales, where Head of Drama at that time Julie Gardner serves as executive producer alongside Davies. The first two episodes of Series 1 of Torchwood premiered on 22 October 2006 on BBC Three and BBC HD. Series 2 premiered on BBC Two and BBC HD on 16 January 2008.[1][2] A third series has been confirmed, currently set to be a five-part miniseries airing over a period of a week,[3] [4]
- This is a spin off of Doctor Who abut one of the main characters, Captain Jack Harkness, Owen Harper, Gwen Cooper, Toshiko Sato, and Ianto Jones in a reformed agency named Torchwood.
- Torchwood are a country in the Buzzjack World who first entered the BuzzJack Song Contest in the seventh edition of the competition. Torchwood came 6 points off victory in BJCSX with Lady GaGa's 'Paparazzi', and have since scored another top 10 and three top 20 finishes.
- Torchwood (tạm dịch: Gỗ Đuốc) là một loại cây trong cả hai trò chơi chính của sê-ri Plants vs. Zombies. Nó là một cây mở khóa được ở game đầu tiên, và là cây cao cấp ở game thứ hai. Torchwood thắp lửa cho các viên đậu thường bay qua, biến chúng thành những viên đậu lửa. Những viên đậu lửa này gây ra gấp đôi sát thương so với đậu thường, và xóa bỏ mọi hiệu ứng làm lạnh hoặc đóng băng cho zombie bị bắn trúng. Trong Plants vs. Zombies, những viên đậu lửa cũng có thể gây sát thương tỏa. Tuy nhiên, Torchwood cũng có thể phản tác dụng nếu kết hợp với Snow Pea, vì đậu băng sẽ bị tan băng khi bay qua lửa, và mất hiệu ứng làm chậm.
- Torchwood is spinoff of Doctor Who focussing on a team based in Cardiff, Wales and led by Captain Jack Harkness.
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