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'Professional lines were sometimes blurred': Torchwood's Gareth David-Lloyd speaks out on John Barrowman's behaviour after he admitted to exposing himself on set The actor, 40, has admitted 'professional lines were sometimes blurred' but added that Barrowman's on-set behaviour was 'always meant to entertain' In a statement, he said: 'The John I knew on set would have never behaved in a way he thought was affecting someone negatively' On Friday, Barrowman, 54, apologised for exposing himself but insisted showing his penis was all in good humour  He said: 'With the benefit of hindsight I unde...

MP urges ITV to axe John Barrowman from Dancing On Ice after the actor admitted he repeatedly exposed himself on Doctor Who set Tory MP Alec Shelbrooke claimed the ice-skating competition is a 'family show' and so the actor, 54, should not be a part of it On Friday, Barrowman apologised for exposing himself but insisted showing his penis was all in good humour  He said: 'With the benefit of hindsight I understand upset may have been caused' Clarke, 45, is at the centre of new claims this time during Doctor Who spell  Some 20 women accused Clarke of sexual harassment, groping and bullying 

Doctor Who was by all accounts a welcome exception, at least for some time. Recently, Noel Clarke, the actor behind the Doctor’s former companion Mickey Smith, came under fire for allegations of sexual abuse from no less than 20 women, most of whom detailed incidents that spanned a decade of his professional career. Of course, the British star was quick to deny these, though he later asserted that he was “deeply sorry” for some of his actions that may have caused unintended harm. It seems, however, that he wasn’t alone in this mode of behavior. Last week, a video from a 

John Barrowman apologises for ‘tomfoolery’ amid claims he exposed himself to cast on Doctor Who set John Barrowman said his ‘high-spirited behaviour’ was only ever ‘intended in good humour’ in a bid to ‘entertain colleagues’ on set and backstage. The video will auto-play soon8Cancel Play now Get daily celeb exclusives and behind the scenes house tours direct to your inboxInvalid EmailSomething went wrong, please try again later. Sign up When you subscribe we will use the information you provide to send you these newsletters. Your information will be use...

Doctor Who and its spin-off Torchwood. Several sources told The Guardian that Barrowman did repeatedly expose himself on set, but they stressed that the context was different to the predatory allegations against Clarke, describing his actions as misjudged “larking about”. Barrowman, who is gay, said his “high-spirited behaviour” was “only ever intended in good humour to entertain colleagues on set and backstage”. He added that he now understood his actions upset colleagues, but he said it was never intended or interpreted as sexual. “With the benefit of hindsight, I understand...