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Also, some Who news:
Is anybody going to Comic Con?
Article is spoilery in the broadest sense.
DW: Why do I have the feeling that after this feature event, Ten will get his very own spin-off show? Longest swan song ever.
TW: Eep! On one hand, I don't want to have another "this character was totally All Dead and now, after the cliffhanger, they'll use the resurrection glove and it won't unwork (undead Ianto, careful with him, Jack). Or we'll find out that they were only Mostly Dead/in a coma/unable to die because of constant and intimate contact with Jack's DNA.
Because the resolution to the creeptastic "It was a gift" by actually changing the mood of the scene and deleting that line was cheap.
On the other hand, I don't like the idea that if Ianto stays dead, they might bring back the Gwen/Jack thing, which, ugh.
I have seen no Torchwood, and have only spoiled myself a wee bit in this thread, but IANTO MUST NOT DIE!!!!!!!!
::flails::
I HAVE SPOKEN!
::looks very sternly at the universe::
Windsparrow and I watched TW part one last night. Will likely watch more tonight or tomorrow.
I'm totally with Fiona. (And, thanks Juliebird for directing me to DailyM!)
The handling of the 456, from beginning to end, has been a total cock-up . Maybe I'm so bewildered that I can't recall a worse series of decisions on this show, but I really can't.
The pathosy bits have been really powerful but the actual execution seems much more handwavey than usual. Even the mostridiculous situations in series 1&2 made SOME sort of sense. But not this time .
I suppose the overarching theme being the bitter wages of guilt makes its own sense but...feh .
So I should have held off on watching Day Four until I had Day Five in hand. I won't nitpick until I see it through. I'll just sit here quietly sobbing NOOOOOOOOOOOO !
Yeah, I hear you, Laura. I keep adding hours to my current time to see how long it's going to be until I get resolution.
Oh yeah, I know that routine too.
How could it NOT do well?
As distressed as I've been, I AM riveted. I really want a resolution I can feel good about.
I've just become uneasy about one thing though, based on the comment upthread about seeing the scientist guy we thought was dead on the 'next times'. I won't like it if the virus is just a knockout drug the 456 use to simulate the mass destruction they can't actually wreak. It would be a very Dallas kind of moment. Though, the we'll have the children NOW, timeline could be a ploy with all the splattery, banging about just being for show.
It might be kind of cool if the resolution was that the 456 figured they'd hoodwinked the stoopid humans once before, why not go for broke and run a big con. That would make the unscrutinized complicity of Frobisher and Co. even MORE odious.