Torchwood
Was it just me, or did the Torchwood: Children of Earth miniseries kick total ass?
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6 Comments:
I am LAME and just found out about this show and added all of it to my Netflix list...
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Vera, at 8:57 AM
If you're not actually watching BBC America, you really have no way of knowing what's coming up on BBC America, since they don't seem to do any promotions that aren't in house.
I only knew there was a new Dr. Who episode last night because i stumbled onto Torchwood during the week.
They left a couple of holes in the plot towards the end, but the whole story arc was pretty incredible.
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Barry, at 9:53 AM
Oh, yes!
A friend of mine has also been following Torchwood, and we agreed that the only possible problem with Torchwood of late is the deaths of the Torchwod menbers.
More Torchwood!
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Margaret, at 10:41 AM
I've seen one of the Torchwood episodes, but mostly I've completely missed all of the new Dr. Who stuff. I guess I should start buying DVD sets. <sigh>
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Unknown, at 10:48 PM
There was a Doctor Who episode on BBC America Sunday, after the Torchwood rebroadcast.
It wasn't bad, but paled in comparison to the miniseries. Not a story arc, but a one-off that didn't really do anything new.
BTW - am i the only one who took two years to realize that Torchwood was an anagram of Doctor Who?
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Barry, at 10:57 PM
Umm, it hadn't occurred to me that Torchwood was an anagram of Doctor Who until just now....
Agreed that Planet of the Dead is worth watching, but can't touch Children of the Earth.
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Margaret, at 7:33 AM
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