MONDO EXTRAS

TWoP: That's okay. We like long answers. So how was filming the little bits that you got to do for Doctor Who? Was it weird since you were so isolated?
Myles: It was very odd. On the Torchwood set with the Doctor Who crew with us. It was a completely different program. Very different. A little more heightened cause it's predominately a much younger audience than Torchwood is. So it's slightly more theatrical in a way. I'm not saying that with the audience it's less intelligent but you know you have a lot children that watch Doctor Who. Doctor Who was a lot more heightened me I think. But wow. What a stroke of genius to bring everybody in to be the Doctor's army and fight for civilization and humanity.

TWoP: I think it was fun for us as fans to see all the worlds cross lines.
Myles: Very, very clever. It's an absolute joy to be a part of it. We never forget that it's the mothership. It's the mama that give birth to Torchwood. Torchwood is now very much its own show in its own right but we derived from that and we never forget that. And we're very, very grateful.

TWoP: How was it working with Euros again? Was it nice to have a director you're familiar with?
Myles: Well Euros gave me my first acting job. When I was in my second year of college, university, Euros cast me in a drama called Belonging. Then we went on to do the "Girl in the Fireplace" episode of Doctor Who together. And it was just fantastic cause I rely on Euros. I can't explain to you because you just know your instincts in safer hands. What he's done [for Torchwood] is remarkable.