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RTD has said that there will be another season of Torchwood. At Collectormania, Kai Owen said there would be another season of Torchwood. The jury is still out as to if John Barrowman said there is going to be another season of Torchwood. THere's also a rumor that he said he quit, followed by a pause, followed by a just kidding.

Here's my take on all these rumors, until the BBC releases a statement saying that they have commissoned a new season of Torchwood, it's all speculation. I know that John was not happy with the five episode order for the 3rd season, he was very vocal about that. I know that fans are divided over the events of Children of Earth. I have come to terms with what happened, I don't like it, but I've come to terms with it.

Let's all just let the rumors fly and wait for the BBC to say if there's going to be another season of Torchwood and who will be involved.

Just so everyone knows, I would never write hate mail to a writer because I didn't like what he/she did.  I do not agree with where COE went, I do not agree with RTD's attitude towards fans.  I know that there are people who see things differently than me.  That is you're opinion and everyone is entitled to their opinion.  I have not watched the 5th day of COE so I could get angry again.  I have much more constructive things to do with my time than write hate mail to RTD or to the writers of Torchwood.  I write fanfiction.  In fanfiction, you can change any wrongs you feel were committed by the writers and live your life happily.  So to some of my firends, we're just going to have to agree to disagree.  And to some of my friends, let's use our anger in ways that are more productive, like fanish activities.  We're not going to change RTD's mind.  That's just sad, but it's true.

 I watched Torchwood for the first time on BBC America Saturday night.   I have to say I was impressed.  Still doesn't answer the question as to how our dear Captain Jack got off of Satallite 5 and back to Cardiff, but I'm sure they explain that when he shows up on Season three of DW.  I'm waiting for that to air on Sci Fi.  

As far as the second season of Doctor Who is concerned, I was disappointed that they chopped Christmas Invasion to bits.  I know it was a ninety minute episode and BBC America cut it down to an hour, but they cut some good lines.  New Earth didn't seem to be chopped up that much, I could be wrong.

And to round out our DW viewing on Saturday night, BBC America aired the Graham Norton that David just did.  It was funny.  Okay, it was more than just a little funny.  Of course it was a little strange as well, but that's Graham Norton for you.

Anyway, I'm looking forward to the rest of DW season 3 on Sci Fi and to Torchwood on BBC America.