Torchwood season 3

[raider5gt]

But what happened yesterday, in episode 4, man, I could just shoot RTD for that...

Oh you mean when the ****** did this****** to *****

I have only watched a few Torchwood episodes from the last Torchwood series but have not missed any of this 5 part story.

I agree with GC its been good so far,lets hope they have not spoilt the final episode.

[Gorn Captain]

Oh you mean when the ****** did this****** to *****

Yeah. I mean, would aliens really use such a huge anal probe?

[raider5gt]

Yeah. I mean, would aliens really use such a huge anal probe?

Ummmm? Yes

[tay666]

How come we can see rhys and jacks butts but not tosh or gwen's. just not fair!

Finally.
Someone who thinks like me.
:D

[Gorn Captain]

I think Barrowman pays the producers whenever he can expose himself....

[wolfie]

Well it's all over and done with. In the main i enjoyed it. There were times when it was just daft but hey ho it's not meant to be Citizen Kane is it.

Where does Torchwood go from here though?

[Mikey]

Without giving away any big spoilers, I do have one question......

Does it end with a new full complete Torchwood team ?

As of the end of season-2 all we were left with was Jack, Gwen and Yanto

[YANOULI]

Could this be the end of Torchwood?

I mean, why only do 5 episodes instead of a full series?

[wolfie]

Without giving away any big spoilers, I do have one question......

Does it end with a new full complete Torchwood team ?

As of the end of season-2 all we were left with was Jack, Gwen and Yanto

That would be a big NO!

[Gorn Captain]

To be honest, I think RTD ended season 3 with the message: "I'm leaving, and I'm ending the show as well."
That, for me, is the sad part.

The up side: some (small) remarks aside, season 3 was fantastic. Gripping. No holds barred. Pretty gruesome and brutal.
It was some very gutsy writing, I tell you.
If you think the end of season 2 was a punch to the gut, this season is the fist in the face.

[Mikey]

Thanks to a good buddy who recorded them for me from BBC America, i'm up to Day-4.

Meaning, i've seen Day 1-3 so far.

Not bad, I don't think this story deserves to be it's own season.

BTW, am I the only person who thinks the British Ambassador guy Frobisher looks like House ?

[jwyblejr]

^Is the commentary included with what your friend recorded? If so,what did you think of RTD's glee over killing that doctor? That was just creepy.

[jds1911a1]

^Is the commentary included with what your friend recorded? If so,what did you think of RTD's glee over killing that doctor? That was just creepy.

NOPE these were off BBC AM broadcast not copys of DVD releases

[jwyblejr]

I'm talking about the stuff that aired after each of the Day. BBC America had a little 15 minute special after each one aired.

[johnnystorm]

BTW, am I the only person who thinks the British Ambassador guy Frobisher looks like House ?

Yeah, when it first came on I thought for a second they had managed to get Hugh Laurie to guest-star, him being British & all.

I thought the series was pretty good, it ended openly enough for a restart at some point (which I have read the BBC wants to do, ratings being very good for this run). A Series 4 will probably be done in one week as well- not so new a deal, week-long mini-series"events" like Roots & Rich Man Poor Man used to be fairly common on TV, back in the day when people had an attention span longer than 8 minutes...now with DVR & DVD you can watch it all in one long Sunday sitting.

That being said, the next series needs to be a bit lighter in tone. Still have a huge threat that only Torchwood can address, yet be more of a rebirth type of thing. If you look at the first Torchwood run, back in the Dalek/Cyberman episodes of Doctor Who, it was all white and business like. The regular series took it underground all dark & creepy. A middleground maybe in line for what's coming...a Victorian mansion or such.

And I cast my vote to see Gwen's butt on screen instead of Jack's as well.