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The following is an episode list for the science fiction drama television series Torchwood to date.

Contents 1 Series 1 (2006-2007) 2 Series 2 (2008) 3 Specials (2008) 4 Series 3 (2009) 5 References 6 See also

[edit] Series 1 (2006-2007)

The first two episodes of Series 1 of Torchwood premiered on 22 October 2006 on BBC Three and BBC HD with all subsequent episodes of that series shown at 10 p.m. on Sunday evenings.

No	Title	Code	Writer	Director	Original airdate	Viewers (million)
01	"Everything Changes"	1.1	Russell T Davies	Brian Kelly	22 October 2006	2.51
02	"Day One"	1.2	Chris Chibnall	Brian Kelly	22 October 2006	2.49
03	"Ghost Machine"	1.3	Helen Raynor	Colin Teague	29 October 2006	1.76
04	"Cyberwoman"	1.4	Chris Chibnall	James Strong	5 November 2006	1.39
05	"Small Worlds"	1.5	Peter J. Hammond	Alice Troughton	12 November 2006	1.26
06	"Countrycide"	1.6	Chris Chibnall	Andy Goddard	19 November 2006	1.21
07	"Greeks Bearing Gifts"	1.7	Toby Whithouse	Colin Teague	26 November 2006	1.30
08	"They Keep Killing Suzie"	1.8	Paul Tomalin and Dan McCulloch	James Strong	3 December 2006	1.12
09	"Random Shoes"	1.9	Jacquetta May	James Erskine	10 December 2006	1.08
10	"Out of Time"	1.10	Catherine Tregenna	Alice Troughton	17 December 2006	1.03
11	"Combat"	1.11	Noel Clarke	Andy Goddard	24 December 2006	0.82
12	"Captain Jack Harkness"	1.12	Catherine Tregenna	Ashley Way	1 January 2007	1.23
13	"End of Days"	1.13	Chris Chibnall	Ashley Way	1 January 2007	1.23

[edit] Series 2 (2008)

Series 2 of Torchwood was filmed from April to November 2007 for broadcast starting on 16 January 2008.^[1] Due to audience demand, younger fans had the opportunity to watch an edited pre-watershed repeat, aired the next day at an earlier time. The first five series two episodes were originally shown on BBC Two and BBC HD. Episodes "Reset" to "Fragments" were premiered on BBC Three, to be shown on BBC Two and BBC HD a week later. The final episode "Exit Wounds" was exclusively premiered on BBC Two and BBC HD, not being shown previously on BBC Three.

Recurring guest stars in the second series have included returning Doctor Who cast member Freema Agyeman as Martha Jones for three episodes (from "Reset" to "A Day in the Death"), and American actor and Buffy star James Marsters as villain Captain John Hart in the series premiere and its final two episodes. Episodic guest stars have included New Zealand-born Australian/US TV actor Alan Dale (Neighbours, The O.C., Lost, Ugly Betty) as Aaron Copley ("Reset"),^[2] and British actors Richard Briers (The Good Life, Monarch of the Glen) as Parker ("A Day in the Death"),^[3] theatrical actress Nikki Amuka-Bird as Beth ("Sleeper"), Bryan Dick as Adam, Nerys Hughes (The Liver Birds) as Brenda Williams ("Something Borrowed"),^[3] and Ruth Jones (Little Britain, Gavin and Stacey) as Nikki Bevan ("Adrift").^[3][4]

No	Title	Code	Writer	Director	Original airdate	Viewers (million)
14	"Kiss Kiss, Bang Bang"	2.1	Chris Chibnall	Ashley Way	16 January 2008	4.22
15	"Sleeper"	2.2	James Moran	Colin Teague	23 January 2008	3.78
16	"To the Last Man"	2.3	Helen Raynor	Andy Goddard	30 January 2008	3.51
17	"Meat"	2.4	Catherine Tregenna	Colin Teague	6 February 2008	3.28
18	"Adam"	2.5	Catherine Tregenna	Andy Goddard	13 February 2008	3.79
19	"Reset"	2.6	J.C. Wilsher	Ashley Way	13 February 2008	0.85 / 3.22
20	"Dead Man Walking"	2.7	Matt Jones	Andy Goddard	20 February 2008	1.00 / 3.31
21	"A Day in the Death"	2.8	Joseph Lidster	Andy Goddard	27 February 2008	1.18 / 3.08
22	"Something Borrowed"	2.9	Phil Ford	Ashley Way	5 March 2008	0.98 / 2.76
23	"From Out of the Rain"	2.10	Peter J. Hammond	Jonathan Fox Bassett	12 March 2008	0.95 / 2.90
24	"Adrift"	2.11	Chris Chibnall	Mark Everest	19 March 2008	0.97 / 2.52
25	"Fragments"	2.12	Chris Chibnall	Jonathan Fox Bassett	21 March 2008	0.72 / 2.98
26	"Exit Wounds"	2.13	Chris Chibnall	Ashley Way	4 April 2008	3.13

[edit] Specials (2008)

As part of the BBC's Big Bang Day, commemorating the official activation of the Large Hadron Collider, The Afternoon Play on BBC Radio 4 featured a special Torchwood audio drama.

Title	Writer	Director	Original airdate
"Lost Souls"[5]	Joseph Lidster	Kate McAll[6]	10 September 2008

[edit] Series 3 (2009)

The third series is to be a miniseries of five episodes to be shown over one week on BBC One, with Peter Bennett as the producer.

No	Title[7]	Code	Writer[8][9]	Director[8]	Original airdate[10]	Viewers (million)
27	Children of Earth, Part 1	3.1	Russell T Davies	Euros Lyn	2009
	Children of Earth, Part 2	3.2	John Fay		2009
	Children of Earth, Part 3	3.3	James Moran		2009
	Children of Earth, Part 4	3.4	Russell T Davies		2009
	Children of Earth, Part 5	3.5	Russell T Davies		2009

[edit] References

[edit] See also

• List of Torchwood novels and audio books
• List of Torchwood comics
• List of Doctor Who serials

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