The two Victorian women behaved completely unlike any Victorian ('close your eyes and think of England') woman would behave.
I was willing to let that one go because both women came off as such total sociopaths that they wouldn't be typical women of any era.
And what did the Torchwood team member who killed the rest of the team see when he looked into the future on the (year before the actual) eve of the new millenium?
Good question. That was the first hint of "the 21st century is when everything changes." Whatever he saw, he killed everyone to save them from having to go through it, and he was even sorry about not being able to kill Jack to save him too. I have a bad feeling that whatever it is has now been so built up that when the writers finally reveal it, it'll be anticlimactic.
I so see him in Captain Christopher Pike's little 'blink once for yes, twice for no' wheelchair
Now I see him in Davros's wheelchair, navigating around with the little joystick and screeching, "You will obey!"
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Re: Loved it!
Date: 2008-04-15 12:58 am (UTC)From:I was willing to let that one go because both women came off as such total sociopaths that they wouldn't be typical women of any era.
And what did the Torchwood team member who killed the rest of the team see when he looked into the future on the (year before the actual) eve of the new millenium?
Good question. That was the first hint of "the 21st century is when everything changes." Whatever he saw, he killed everyone to save them from having to go through it, and he was even sorry about not being able to kill Jack to save him too. I have a bad feeling that whatever it is has now been so built up that when the writers finally reveal it, it'll be anticlimactic.
I so see him in Captain Christopher Pike's little 'blink once for yes, twice for no' wheelchair
Now I see him in Davros's wheelchair, navigating around with the little joystick and screeching, "You will obey!"