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Torchwood - Episode 4.07 - Immortal Sins - UKTV Promo

14 Aug 2011

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21 comments:

  1. Sandi14 August 2011 at 01:31

    ALIENSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSS!!!!!!!!!11ONE

    :D

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  2. Danny Robertson14 August 2011 at 02:07

    This is more like it. Looks much more like series 1-3.

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  3. Luke James Farmer14 August 2011 at 02:57

    Did I miss something? The UK are only up to episode 5, how is there an episode 7 promo? (not complaining, just curious)

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  4. Boo Hoo14 August 2011 at 03:03

    It really looks like a CoE rehash.

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  5. DarqueMode14 August 2011 at 04:18

    The US aired episode 6 on Friday night, so the preview is right on schedule for us.

    So screwy that they have the UK 6 days behind....

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  6. Anymouse6914 August 2011 at 06:17

    Well?..... I'm kind of at a crossroads whether or not to keep on watching.... I had heard of Torchwood before and watched a handful of eps from S1, and they were ok, but i just couldn't get into it and gave it up. I then had heard how good COE was supposed to be and I got curious and rented it. COE was much better, with good tense action and decent performances despite some clunky writing and mediocre sfx (prob due to a small budget which I can overlook). I decided to watch MD based off of COE, and it started off well enough, but the last 3 eps have gone off the rails with bad, over the top performances, questionable editing/directing: the scenes where Ester/Rex talk about their relatives/knowing someone in LA to them confronting them just felt random, out of place and didn't really offer anything to the story, as did the Jack obsessing with Oswald Danes (what's up with that, doesn't make any sense), the out of nowhere romance of Rex/Dr Juarez... The production quality looks great, and Gwen's performance has been the best part of the series, but the scenarios and other acting performances: Jilly K, the over the top PR drone with her love/hate realtionship with her charge, Oswald Danes, and don't get me started on Marc Vann as the San Pedro camp administator and his soldier stooge/cohort... really over the top bad... and way too many things have me rolling my eyes because they are so unbelievably bad: for a group that is trying to stay under the radar from whoever is powerful enough to have some control of the CIA (and other investigatory agencies I'm guessing), these guys really love to make themselves standout by using their real names and no aliases, and Jack runs around in a very noticable long coat with bright red suspenders AND a belt with an  old fashioned holster everywhere he goes... yes, I get that it's his iconic look, but it's unrealistic for someone who's trying not to be noticed. There are many other things that really have me scratching my head and rolling my eyes, so I'm looking for anyone out there who might be a longtime TW fan/watcher on whether or to keep on viewing after 6 eps in... have the other past seasons (longer than 5 eps) flow like this and then tie up nicely, justifying the stuff in the middle? Or is MD as bad as I kinda think it is?..... I hate to give up on something, but if that time is better served finishing off Six feet under/Dexter which are next on my to do list, I'd appreciate any opinions.

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  7. Prpleight14 August 2011 at 08:30

    I'm a Torchwood fan from the moment I discovered it.    I'm kind of bummed because a show I watched right away I no longer feel the need to rush and watch.  My knee jerk reaction is Starz should have stayed out of it.

    The pacing has seemed off from the second episode.  It's felt like they were told to stretch a 6 or 8 episode story to 10 episodes so they vamped for a few eps and the intensity of the story has, in my opinion suffered for it.

    I'm going to keep watching...but I think it's more because I'm so invested in the characters.  I was on board with this one story over a number of ep ideas,  it worked so well with Children of the Earth and I'd expected it to work as well for this story.  

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  8. Luke James Farmer14 August 2011 at 12:07

    No, I meant because it says the UK promo on the title.

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  9. Sandi14 August 2011 at 13:16

    It's from an Australian channel not a brit one :)

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  10. Paul Eales14 August 2011 at 15:30

    so uktv, is an austrailian channel .. lol,

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  11. Bruce_F14 August 2011 at 19:39

    I'm going to give Gwen a little leeway because her family is in trouble so she's probably not thinking straight.  That being said, it's annoying how she repeatedly goes back to the "blame Jack" well almost every time things go awry.  Sometimes, things just are what they are.

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  12. Luke James Farmer14 August 2011 at 21:51

    No need to apologise, was half asleep myself when I read/posted earlier, and thought I'd missed a week lol

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  13. Luke James Farmer14 August 2011 at 21:52

    Same here. I'd like to see her drop that attitude once and for all. We've all seen it, she thrives on the danger etc.

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  14. DarqueMode14 August 2011 at 22:17

    Especially because - let's face it. Gwen's life was mundane before Jack entered into it. Ever since then she has craved the excitement, danger and intrigue.

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  15. DarqueMode14 August 2011 at 22:23

    Completely agree. I love Jack's iconic look, but it hardly makes for good camouflage.

    The last two episodes with the death camp stuff have been the worst episodes of this series by far. 

    Torchwood works best as a unit either working as one or as 2 factions playing off each other.I thought it would grow into that after a few "getting to know you" episodes, but it's actually gone the other route. Everyone is doing their own thing and it makes for an inferior product in my eyes.

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  16. DarqueMode14 August 2011 at 22:23

    Ahh ok.. I missed that part. 

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  17. DarqueMode14 August 2011 at 22:25

    At least you got the series correct.... 
    I posted some Covert Affairs photos under White Collar last month in the middle of a battle with insomnia...

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  18. Jacky Hellreich14 August 2011 at 23:03

    Jack knows that, and I hope that he says something to her, because seriously, I don't think she could kill him, not after everything. 

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  19. grapes9h516 August 2011 at 04:32

    the exact feeling I got to and it has me very excited

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  20. Sandi16 August 2011 at 15:54

    To be fair it's looking more and more like it is Jack's fault, as it has been in the past.  And in the past she has been spot on the money...Jack handing over the children in the past (CoE).  

    When you have been alive as long as Jack has, and had as few morals as he did at certain points, it's no surprise that things come back to haunt him.

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  21. Bruce_F16 August 2011 at 23:55

    As long as Gwen keeps making the choice to go back to Torchwood there's very little she can actually blame Jack for.

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