Jack made a comment in the first episode about being pregnant, and never doing that again.
Boxed Set, Vol. V: Just a Hint of Denial and a Dash of Retcon
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Holy fucking shit. Burn Gorman is a HELL of an actor. He has managed to redeem Owen. Some fucking amazing work tonight. I'm almost overwhelmed.
Jack made a comment in the first episode about being pregnant, and never doing that again.
Yeah, they pretty much came right out in the first five minutes of episode one and waved the 'We Are Crackfic Incarnate' banners, bless 'em.
And, hey, we know from Doctor Who that Jack has canonically been known to keep a gun stored UP HIS ASS for emergencies - this is the only show I can think of where I genuinely expect Tentacle Porn to crop up at some point. (If it hasn't already this season.)
See, t minority opinion again I enjoy (not exactly like, but do enjoy and am interested in) Owen already, so I'm very much looking forward to catching this season. And he is a damn fine actor, isn't he?
Fay, I hated Owen with the passion of a thousand white hot suns. Burn Gorman redeemed the character with his performance tonight. Nuanced, evocative, subtle. Really superior.
Now, if they can redeem Gwen for me, they can perform miracles :)
Holy fucking shit. Burn Gorman is a HELL of an actor. He has managed to redeem Owen. Some fucking amazing work tonight. I'm almost overwhelmed.
Wrod. Quite a transformation there (the character, not the actor), but entirely in character. He had me in his cheering section last week when he showed the sick kid that death could be beaten. I'm curious if we are going to get backstory as to why he seems to go out of his way to act like an unfeeling wanker when he's actually incredibly empathetic.
So "A Day in the Death" aired tonight?
So "A Day in the Death" aired tonight?
Yes it did.
Great episode.