1x13 End Of Days - Torchwood (UK) Episode Guide

Torchwood (UK)

- Episode 01x13

Episode: 01x13
Title: End Of Days
Type: Regular Episode
Production Code: 113
First Aired: Jan. 01, 2007

Season 1 » Episode #13 - End Of Days

Summary: A time rift has opened and people and things from many different times are being pulled through it. As things get really out of control the team find themselves confronted with things from their past and their futures. Jack realises that he is the only person who can save the planet from total destruction but it could cost him everything in doing so.

Who appeared in this episode?

Guest Stars:

Rhys Williams	played by Kai Owen
Bilis Manger	played by Murray Melvin
PC Andy	played by Tom Price (VI)
Lisa	played by Caroline Chikezie
Diane Holmes	played by Louise Delamere
Doctor	played by Matthew Gravelle
Toshiko's Mother	played by Noriko Aida
Roman Soldier	played by Jamie Belton
Newsreader	played by Carrie Gracie

	Season 1 / Episode 13: - End Of Days Gwen Cooper: I've got to get Rhys back. Captain Jack Harkness: Yeah, you're so in love with Rhys, you spend half your time in Owen's bed. Gwen Cooper: [Gwen punches Jack in the face] Fuck you!
	Season 1 / Episode 13: - End Of Days Owen Harper: I thought we tidied up in here. What's the matter? Gwen Cooper: He was just here. Something's taken him; Jack's gone.

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MISTAKES/GOOFS

FAKE: When the "dead" Jack Harkness is on the table in the morgue you can see the his "life pulse" as the sides of his neck twitch. So the actor is obviously not dead.
CREW: When Owen turns to leave the Hub after being relieved of duty, a few script pages can be seen in the right back pocket of Burn Gorman's jeans.
MISC: In the scene where Ianto sees Lisa in the vaults, after he closes his eyes and the lights flash and she disappears....she doesn't quite disappear, in fact you can still see her arm and hip on the far back right.

TRIVIA

The name "Abaddon" was first mentioned in the Doctor Who two-part episode "The Impossible Planet/The Satan Pit" as one of the names for the Devil.
The name of the time-traveler, Bilis, is an anagram of "iblis", the primary name of the devil in Islam.