help - missed this week's torchwood

[smittenkitten]

help me! missed this week - does anyone know if it's repeated? I have bbc 3. i need my john barrowman fix!

sure it's repeated tommorrow on bbc3 after robin hood...

thank you thank you thank you kind lady!

Be warned, it's a scary one and definitely had me behind the sofa...or am I just a girly wimp?

it's also on bbc2 at some point (can't remember what day)

The BBC2 repeat is Wednesday nights at 9pm

you are all v v v kind

I thought it was scary too!

I'm a huge John Barrowman fan too, but I have discovered he's gay - Such a shame

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Dh went to bed and I got scaed watching it on my own. I left it when Gwen and her chap got home to the petals all over the room
What happened? Is it worth catching up?

scared, I mean

Worth catching up, probably, but you might want to make your DH sit up with you... (actually wasn't that scary).

I have last night's recorded at the moment if anyone misses the repeat (although speak up as I may need to delete it next weekend).

Are you to give me any hints???

I can't actually remember exactly where that came in the order of events. There's at least one more dead person to come, but not masses of them, and it ends with Captain Jack making a pragmatic-but-morally-shades-of-grey decision that the rest of the team don't agree with.

Next week's looks a bit gory so you may want to book your DH in advance and make sure he catches up on sleep beforehand...

I saw it last night but was not paying proper attention at the end, what did the 'fairies' say exactly, was also slightly scared. what was she looking at in the picture?

The face was recognisable, although I'm not sure exactly what it was supposed to mean (other than the whole existing-outside-time thing, but as they'd already established that it wasn't very "oooh, spooky".

I posted on the other thread that I don't quite follow what went on with the fairies and Captain Jack at the end - presumably they'll be back, after all, so not sure exactly what was gained. I'll watch it again and see if it makes more sense this time.

The picture was the little girl's face as one of the fairies, on the photo that had been taken in the 1920s (or whenever it was).

I was trying not to mention that in so many words as MrsDoolittle hasn't seen it yet...

Whoops - sorry.