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derekacorah

showman36 wrote: »

Shock value the publicity it creates is invaluable, lets face it the series is rubbish, Torchwood is supposedly run by 5 or 6 people who save the whole UK from all alien threats and the most unbelievable of all they are based in Cardiff.........trash!:rotfl:

have you ever seen an episode? or you just wanna !!!! off torchwood fans?! :rolleyes:

showman36

derekacorah wrote: »

have you ever seen an episode? or you just wanna !!!! off torchwood fans?! :rolleyes:

Didnt know it had any fans, I only watch it for the man o mano kissing

derekacorah

showman36 wrote: »

Didnt know it had any fans, I only watch it for the man o mano kissing

thought as much.....;)

Enterprise_1701C

Anyone that watched Torchwood on a regular basis would know that he is bisexual. I love the series and I love the way it ties in with Dr Who too. I would get to one of the signings if I could, but I can't.

Thanks to the OP for trying to give us some useful information.

derekacorah

Jane_Blackford wrote: »

Anyone that watched Torchwood on a regular basis would know that he is bisexual. I love the series and I love the way it ties in with Dr Who too. I would get to one of the signings if I could, but I can't.

Thanks to the OP for trying to give us some useful information.

your welcome

showman36

Jane_Blackford wrote: »

Anyone that watched Torchwood on a regular basis would know that he is bisexual. I love the series and I love the way it ties in with Dr Who too. I would get to one of the signings if I could, but I can't.

Thanks to the OP for trying to give us some useful information.

A devoted Torchwood fan wow! do all 3 of you get together at night and cruise the bisexual bars of cardiff?

harryharp

I personally don't have a problem with the gay/bisexual element of Torchwood, but the problem I do have is that I don't find any of the characters in it very likeable. I therefore find it difficult to empathise with any of them and therefore be involved or interested in any of the story-lines.

Give me Doctor Who any day!

showman36

The trouble is there is absolutely no reason for the bisexual bit there was no inkling of it in Dr Who its there for one reason shock value and in my book thats where it goes wrong

Ivrytwr3

My point exactly! One minute they are discussing the plot, in the throw of the action etc and then completely out ofthe blue Jack shoves his tongue down some blokes throat! And...........it isn't just a teaser like well, we know what will happen behind closed doors.......NOOOOOOOOO!!! We see them kissing for what seems like hours, tongues and all.

mcbain

showman36 wrote: »

The trouble is there is absolutely no reason for the bisexual bit there was no inkling of it in Dr Who its there for one reason shock value and in my book thats where it goes wrong

You need to watch the Doctor Who series 1 episodes "the empty child" & "the Doctor Dances".

Captain Jack is introduced in these episodes & in the first scene it is established that he is bi-sexual.

He filrts with a male RAF officer & Rose Tyler.

The Doctor later explains that in the 51st Century where Jack comes from they are a little more liberated than we are here......and how right he was.

Jack`s character doesn`t often lock lips on screen - in the first episode of Torchwood series 2 it is with a character that is his ex-boyfriend.

Also Torchwood series 1 was the highest rated series on BBC 3 ever, and Torchwood series 2 is the most watched on BBC 2 every week.

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