Download big bang Torchwood
September 10, 2008
Download the MP3 of Torchwood: Lost Souls
Martha Jones has travelled in time and space, saved the world (more than once) and is buddies with a Lord of Time. She is also a doctor for the UN trask force and has just been called to CERN.

Her friend is a Doctor at CERN who reported scientists going missing ahead of the switching on of the Large Hadron Collider before going missing herself.
“Where have the missing scientists gone? What is the secret of the glowing man? What is lurking in the underground tunnel? And do the dead ever really stay dead?”
These are some of the questions we might get answers to over the course of the episode - an episode that has all the stars of the TV show in it and is the same legnth as a TV episode (45 minutes).
Lost Souls is a spin-off from the award-winning BBC Wales TV production Torchwood. It stars John Barrowman, Freema Agyeman, Eve Myles, Gareth David-Lloyd, Lucy Montgomery (of Titty Bang Bang) and Stephen Critchlow.
Obviously it would be great to listen to this as it goes out, after all BBC Radio 4 is available on the internet and should be available to most people sitting at their desks - but even then there are problems.
In Jersey tommorrow there is a major international air display and today (at 2.15) the bloody noisy jets have been practicing and getting a feel for the arena - and as my office is just up the road from the arena I couldn’t hear a thing.
Not only could I not hear a thing but the wholly bloody room was shaking as well - but it was worth it as it was a brilliant sight and equally brilliant sound - but still, they interupted Torchwood.
Now I could just wait until its added to the iPlayer - but why wait. Torchwood is going to be made available as an mp3 for download so I can just put it on my iPod and listen on the move.
I actually got so fed up with not being able to hear anything I just turned it off and went back to listening to the States of Jersey GST debate instead!
You can download Torchwood: Lost Souls from the BBC Radio 4 Big Bang website.
Digg the story (you’ll be digging a link to the actual BBC Big Bang Torchwood page).
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