SDCC: BBC America Adds 'Torchwood' Season Three

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Thu Jul 24, 2008 — by Van Jensen

SDCC: BBC America Adds 'Torchwood' Season Three

Science fiction show's return announced at Comic-Con panel

I just got an e-mail from ComicMix's Chris Ullrich, who was sitting in on a panel at Comic-Con regarding the TV show Torchwood.

Chris has an update on the show that's sure to be happy news for fans of Torchwood.

He writes:

I'm at the torchwood panel and they just announced season three was picked up by BBC America. Deal was done today.

As always, stay tuned to ComicMix for news from San Diego.

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Neil Ottenstein (8:28 AM on Fri Jul 25, 2008)

But how will they be showing it? From what I've heard in England it will be a one week mini-series with 5 episodes all shown during one week.

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