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Tue Jun 19, 2007 — by Mike Gold

Smallville / Buffy Star Goes To Torchwood

Spike goes R-Rated

James Marsters will be guest-starring in an episode of the R-rated Doctor Who spin-off, Torchwood.

Perhaps best known as Spike in the Buffy the Vampire Slayer and Angel teevee series and as well as Dr. Milton Fine in Smallville, Marsters has also voiced the role of Lex Luthor in the upcoming D2DVD Superman: Doomsday. He is also a musician and singer, playing solo and as lead singer of Ghost of the Robot.

The second season of Torchwood goes up in the U.K. after the first of the year; the first season goes up on BBC America in September.

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Valerie D'Orazio (5:04 PM on Tue Jun 19, 2007)

James Marsters in anything is always good news to me.

Glenn Hauman (10:53 PM on Tue Jun 19, 2007)

We live to give you good news.

Lovejames (9:28 AM on Wed Jun 20, 2007)

Just to update you - Ghost of the Robot have been disbanded for about 3 years? now and James has a solo Album out called "Civilised Man".

Mike Gold (10:36 AM on Wed Jun 20, 2007)

These days, disbanded contemporary groups seem to reunite from time to time with alarming frequency. Ergo, I tend not to consider a band as officially kaput until at least 51% of its members are personally kaput.

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