something like that yes, plus all those comments from Burn suggesting he'd be back. Like you say though could have been misdirection- but if nothing else we might get some Owen flashbacks.
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something like that yes, plus all those comments from Burn suggesting he'd be back. Like you say though could have been misdirection- but if nothing else we might get some Owen flashbacks.
They're filming now, are they not? There's plenty of time between now and December.
Plenty of time during which he'll be involved in rehearsals for Oliver!, yeah. Maybe they'd be able to work a cameo for Owen around those two conflicting schedules, but a proper role would be a logistical nightmare.
4 months seems a long time to be in full rehearsals, but then again I've never really thought how much preparation goes in to stage productions.
Welcome to the Internet, where everything can be criticised regardless of the amount (or total lack in this case) of facts known about it!
I believe that David Tennant went into rehearsals for "Hamlet" immediately after he finished Doctor Who on 3 May, and the first previews of that were on 24 July, so that's nearly three months. He doesn't have to be involved in rehearsals right now for there to be an eventual overlap between the two. Five episodes of Torchwood will take 2.5-4.5 months to do depending on scale and length. Maybe if they built the schedule around it they could squeeze him into the first couple episodes...
its a sci-fi story, I expect titles like "Children of Mars", there is nothing sci-fi about Children of Earth as a title, im sure the plot will build on it, but I dont think its that good a title
Well look at Hellboy, Children of the Earth means all the hidden creatures of the forest, Elves, Goblins, etc. not humans. So there could be more of an SF&F spin to it than you think.
that had better not be a spoiler for The Garden Army.
For what its worth im sure the plot will e more sci-fi than the title suggests, and I hope it isnt refrencing human children.
The Garden Army? Is that like Ground Force?
It's right there in the trailer for Hellboy 2, so not so much a spoiler.
Seen it, have you?
Torchwood isn't really science fiction.
There's nothing "Sci-Fi" about "Doctor Who" as a title, or "The Girl in the Fireplace", or "Blink", or "The Talons of Weng Chiang", or... etc.
"Blink"? What's that about then, people with grit in their eye? "Silence In The Library"? Nothing SF about libraries. "The Doctor Dances"? Is that the musical episode?
ok where to start.
Hellboy2 & yeah the Golden Army, ive not seen the trailer in a few months
Jim Steele , first you question me , when I say the title isnt very sci-fi, then when I say im sure it will turn out to be more sci-fi you tell me Torchwood isnt Sci-Fi, which of course it is, the man who cant die, the rift in Time & Space, if that isnt Sci-Fi than I dont know what is.
and those Doctor Who titles all turned out to part of the sci-fi element of the episode, my judgement is on the title not the episode, I even later say im sure it will turn out to be more sci-fi than I think.
ITL I think you are all over estimating how much I care about this title.
Hellboy2 & yeah the Golden Army, ive not seen the trailer in a few months
Jim Steele , first you question me , when I say the title isnt very sci-fi, then when I say im sure it will turn out to be more sci-fi you tell me Torchwood isnt Sci-Fi, which of course it is, the man who cant die, the rift in Time & Space, if that isnt Sci-Fi than I dont know what is.
and those Doctor Who titles all turned out to part of the sci-fi element of the episode, my judgement is on the title not the episode, I even later say im sure it will turn out to be more sci-fi than I think.
ITL I think you are all over estimating how much I care about this title.
It's not SCIENCE fiction. The Andromeda Strain is Sci-Fi in the true sense of the term. Torchwood is only Sci-Fi in the bullshit catch-all "stuff nerds watch and anything by Joss Whedon" sense of the term.
It's tales of the fantastic, not science fiction. It's no more Sci-Fi than the bible is (although both have the fiction part down pat, but that's a different forum).
I don't think we should start defining things based on what you don't know, dearest wamdue.
I'm kidding. I love you really.
a rift in time and space is fictional science. ergo, it's science fiction
ok lets not use the vague definition of Sci-Fi to have a go at something I said.
I dont think a couple of you have got your knickers in a twist over what I said, at least as much as you think I have my knickers in a twist
anyways (new subject) im going on a 22 miles bike ride tomorrow, wish me luck
I dont think a couple of you have got your knickers in a twist over what I said, at least as much as you think I have my knickers in a twist
anyways (new subject) im going on a 22 miles bike ride tomorrow, wish me luck
