Torchwood: Miracle Day stories

Nathalie Caron
Most Torchwood fans will agree that Miracle Day was a pretty "meh" series. Despite some overall good reviews, many just couldn't get into that whole "no one dies" storyline—and don't get us started about the Blessing. But writer Jane Espenson is proud of the work she did on the 10-part series and is going to the barricades to defend it.
Kathie Huddleston
Last week Torchwood returned sucking us right back into the adventures of Captain Jack Harkness and Gwen Cooper as they began to investigate a world-wide event known as Miracle Day. That miracle — people on the Earth suddenly stop dying — will turn out to be anything but as the series progresses, said series creator and executive producer Russell T Davies in an exclusive interview.
Kathie Huddleston
This is part one of a two-part interview with John Barrowman. Part two will run tomorrow. John Barrowman thinks you should prepare yourself for a bumpy Torchwood ride. When Torchwood: Miracle Day premieres Friday on Starz, he promises if you watch you'll join his character, Captain Jack Harkness, on a shocking, jaw dropping roller coaster ride of non-death and destruction.

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