Fans at the time expressed their disappointment upon hearing this revelation, as Captain Jack is naturally by the Doctor's side whenever he's in need of assistance. “Even if he was doing the role in Wales, that's really hard to do,” explained the showrunner. This made it impossible for the star to travel to Cardiff to film the material necessary for 'A Good Man Goes To War,' Steven Moffat revealed ( via TV Line) in a 2011 interview. Ultimately, plans to revive the character of Captain Jack were derailed when it became apparent that actor John Barrowman would not be available for filming during the winter of 2010. Barrowman was busy leading the cast of Torchwood: Miracle Day, season 4 of the adult-oriented Doctor Who spin-off which was based in America for the first time. Related: Why Torchwood: Children Of Earth Is The Best Modern Doctor Who Story This almost led to the 11th Doctor calling upon Captain Jack Harkness to fight in the Battle of Demons Run the Doctor's darkest hour. At one point, showrunner Steven Moffat had intended to dip into the pool of characters introduced during his predecessor Russell T Davies' run rather than limiting himself to new, more original creations to form this army, as seen in the aired episode. The Time Lord's makeshift army is a menagerie of his greatest allies. Season 6, episode 7, 'A Good Man Goes To War,' sees Matt Smith's 11th Doctor raise an army against the captors of Amy Pond and her baby, led by the eyepatch-clad Madam Kovarian who intends to weaponize the child against the Doctor.

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