I might be slightly fatigued. Maybe.
Jan. 18th, 2008 12:39 pm![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png){kind=small}
akeyoftimeOne of the contestants on today's episode of Jeopardy named is Susan Foreman. Glee!
The Torchwood premiere was pretty good too. Ridiculous in a lot of ways, but that goes with the territory! But Rhys, oh my god, get OUT already. This is only going to end in tears for him and possibly for Ianto. I mean, Jack could probably share quite happily, but I have a hard time seeing Ianto or Gwen will feel that way.
I have this really sneaky feeling that they're not going to manage writing Jack as open in action as he claims to be in deed. Or rather, that his "Everything goes" attitude is going to cause more trouble than good. The show is too fueled by its own romantic dramas to make a pass at the potential mess between Jack, Gwen, and Ianto, even if they are trying to open doors for less mainstream sexualities. We'll see how it plays out, but I don't have particularly high hopes for a happy resolution to this love triangle.
And Tosh, dear Tosh, Owen is a tosser. Please date Martha instead. Martha would treat you so much better.
It feels much more like an ensemble show now, doesn't it? Less like the Gwen and Jack and sometimes Owen show. I hope we keeps hearing this much from Tosh and Ianto as the series goes on. (I've heard that there's at least one Tosh episode? Less angst, more awesome please!)
I THINK I HAVE RUN OUT OF THINGS TO SAY.
The Torchwood premiere was pretty good too. Ridiculous in a lot of ways, but that goes with the territory! But Rhys, oh my god, get OUT already. This is only going to end in tears for him and possibly for Ianto. I mean, Jack could probably share quite happily, but I have a hard time seeing Ianto or Gwen will feel that way.
I have this really sneaky feeling that they're not going to manage writing Jack as open in action as he claims to be in deed. Or rather, that his "Everything goes" attitude is going to cause more trouble than good. The show is too fueled by its own romantic dramas to make a pass at the potential mess between Jack, Gwen, and Ianto, even if they are trying to open doors for less mainstream sexualities. We'll see how it plays out, but I don't have particularly high hopes for a happy resolution to this love triangle.
And Tosh, dear Tosh, Owen is a tosser. Please date Martha instead. Martha would treat you so much better.
It feels much more like an ensemble show now, doesn't it? Less like the Gwen and Jack and sometimes Owen show. I hope we keeps hearing this much from Tosh and Ianto as the series goes on. (I've heard that there's at least one Tosh episode? Less angst, more awesome please!)
I THINK I HAVE RUN OUT OF THINGS TO SAY.
