Eve Myles and Kai Owen have been discussing the future of Torchwood in a recent Q&A with the Independent.

Although the cast and crew are said to be “still waiting” to hear news about the show’s return, the actress echoed John Barrowman’s comments about a film being the right way to go. “I think the next step would be a movie,” she said. “We change every year. We have to change every year to keep it fresh and different. With Torchwood, we can live up to the name that you never know what you’ll get.”

Meanwhile, her co-star, who plays Rhys in the series, revealed that he hopes there’s no end in sight for the show. He explained: “It’s the best job ever. If they wanted to do five more years of Torchwood, and I was lucky enough to be part of it, I’d do it every time.”

Miracle Day is released on DVD/Blu-ray on Monday, alongside a Series 1-4 boxset.

Julie Gardner has been discussing the future of Torchwood with Assignment X, explaining that, while nothing has been set in stone yet, “all options are possible” for the series.

“I don’t know if there will be more,” she said. “Time will tell. It’s always had a labyrinthine history. I think it’s so elastic in some ways, and it’s had a strange life. It’s been across so many different channels and had international audiences, so there’s no single way forward for the show. All options are possible.”

Eve Myles has recently said that “there is life” left in the show, while John Barrowman thinks a movie’s the “next progression”. Where do you want to see Jack and Gwen?

The NZ Herald has a new interview with Eve Myles about all things Torchwood, during which she reveals that “there is life” in the series beyond Miracle Day.

“I thought after Children of Earth, how do you top that? If you can’t top it, don’t come back,” she said. “What we try to do every year is tell a different story. Some might like the more alien stuff, some might like the domestic stuff, but you can’t ever say it will be boring or samey. As long as there’s Russell T Davies, there is life in Torchwood.”

About how being involved with Torchwood has changed her life, she explained: “I can’t quite put it into words. There isn’t a second that goes by when I am doing my job where I don’t grab hold of every inch of it and try to absorb it and enjoy it more. Because it is massive. It’s huge. When I’m not on the job I am talking about the job – and all I talk about is Gwen Cooper, and I hope I never, ever take it for granted.”

John Barrowman recently revealed that he thinks a movie is the “next progression”.

The longlist for the 2012 National Television Awards has now been revealed, so it’s time for Whovians to unite to get Doctor Who and Torchwood in the final nominations!

Both Doctor Who and Torchwood: Miracle Day are included in the Most Popular Drama category, while Matt Smith, Karen Gillan, John Barrowman and Eve Myles are up for Outstanding Drama Peformance for their respective portrayals of the Doctor, Amy, Jack and Gwen. John’s also in the running for the Most Popular Entertainment Presenter.

You know what to do! Make sure you get your votes in by 17th October, after which the all-important shortlist will be revealed… Best of luck to both series and their cast and crew!

It was Closing Time for the Doctor on Saturday night, and 5.3million people tuned in to see him reunited with Craig to take on the Cybermen, which is a 24.6% share.

The story was described as a “romp” by the Telegraph, while the Guardian have described the penultimate episode of this year’s series as “a portentous blub-fest”. It also served as “an interesting change of pace” according to the Independent.

Elsewhere, SFX have given the “refreshing” tale 4/5 stars.

Meanwhile, its preceding episode, The God Complex, was watched by an official audience of 6.77million, (28.3%), and the finale of Miracle Day – The Blood Line – by 5.13million.

Miracle Day might be over, but news of its final ratings is still coming in!

We now know that Episode 9 – The Gathering – was watched by an official audience of 4.63million people when it was aired in the UK on 8th September.

The series reached its climax in The Blood Line last Thursday – what did you think? It’s not too late to have your say in our discussion! Go on, you know you want to…

Keep up to date with the latest Miracle Day developments at our Torchwood site!

Miracle Day reached its dramatic conclusion in the UK on BBC One on Thursday night, with an audience of 3.9million tuning in for its final instalment.

According to the Telegraph, the episode was “very talky”, and they have praised Eve Myles in particular for her “bravura performance”. The Guardian admits that the series climaxed “with actually quite a bit of class”, and the Independent also agrees that it “was rounded off in supreme style”. SFX have given the “irritatingly vague” episode 2.5 out of 5.

Elsewhere, Radio Times has said The Blood Line “suffered from uneven pacing, careless characterisation and a lack of focus”, but do you agree? Was the finale a worthy ending?

So, that’s it for Torchwood: Miracle Day! Thanks to everyone who has commented/rated in our discussions over the last 10 weeks. We’ll have to wait and see if Jack and Gwen will be back for more, but, in the mean time, you can relive the Miracle over at our mini-site!

Looking into the future, what would you like to see in Series 5? Or do you agree with John that a movie would be the the right way forward for the team? Have your say below!

Unravel the latest Series 4 developments in our ongoing and dedicated discussion…

In a new interview with End of Show, John Barrowman has revealed that he’d love to take Torchwood to the big screen.

Although the cast and crew are “still waiting” for news of a fifth series, the actor told the site that he thinks a movie is the right step forward. “What I would like is Jack Harkness on the big screen,” he explained. “After four seasons I think that is our next progression. I’d get my production company involved in it, I’d get Russell and Julie involved in it, and I think it would look phenomenal on the big screen.”

Would you like to see a Torchwood film? Let us know below! The current series, Miracle Day, will reach its conclusion tonight in the UK on BBC One at 9pm in The Blood Line.

Unravel the latest Series 4 developments in our ongoing and dedicated discussion…

Keep up to date with all the Miracle Day developments at our Torchwood site!

Back in July, Jack and Gwen made a long overdue return to our screens as the world found itself caught up in the global conspiracy of Miracle Day.

Tonight, the explosive series finale will air in the UK with the team embarking on a final, desperate mission to put things right. Time is quickly running out and the Three Families are unstoppable, but has the damage already been done? It is sure to be Torchwood’s most challenging hour yet, and we hope it’s the pay off we’ve all been waiting for!

The Blood Line airs at 9pm on BBC One, and we can expect shocks, twists and turns aplenty. As soon as it has finished, come and have your say in our final discussion!

Unravel the latest Series 4 developments in our ongoing and dedicated discussion…

Keep up to date with all the Miracle Day developments at our Torchwood site!

A complete boxset containing Series 1 to 4 of Torchwood will be released in time for Christmas!

The collection will go on sale from 14th November, with the DVD (17 discs) priced at £44.99, and the Blu-ray (15 discs) edition going on sale at around £48.69.

On the same day, the new series, Miracle Day, concluding on Thursday in The Blood Line, will be available to relive from start to finish in a 2-disc set.

Unravel the latest Series 4 developments in our ongoing and dedicated discussion…

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