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Filming for the third season of BBC America's highest rated series ever, "Torchwood," has begun in Cardiff, Wales. The hit sci-fi series

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Well, hello there Torchwood fans. Are you all feeling a little lonely now that Captain Jack is on holiday until next year? How will you fill your normally BBC America filled Saturday evenings?

My dear sweet Torchwood, you've taken us all on quite a ride this season. You began with a handful of top-notch episodes, keeping us laughing and gripping the edge of our seats waiting for what happens next. Then things got a bit shaky for awhile, and some viewers were beginning to doubt you could hold our attentions until the end.

Well, we're at the penultimate episode of the season, so one might assume the show would move at a breakneck pace to get the viewer's blood pumping leading to a doozy of a cliffhanger that would drive immigration to the UK. Well this turns out to be half true.

After last week's less than stellar episode (I'm being kind here) Jack and the team are back in top form with an alien-free Gwen-centric story. We learn tonight that the rift giveth (aliens) and the rift taketh away (people).

Ever wonder what the Torchwood crew does on their night off? Well, Tosh continues to work because she has no life to speak of and Jack probably does things I can't repeat here, but as for the rest of the team, they go to the movies.