It's a little complicated and it's something of a spoiler. Shall I explain? Shall I leave spoiler space in case you don't want to hear?
Okay, I'll do that. If you don't want to know, avert your eyes now.
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The hero of the story, the leader of Torchwood 3, played by John Barrowman, is called Captain Jack Harkness, but he took the name as part of a scam he pulled when he was a con man in mid-1941. In the episode of Torchwood called "Captain Jack Harkness" he goes back in time to January 1941 and meets up with the man whose name he took, a heroic RAF pilot, the original Captain Jack Harkness, played by Matt Rippy. And our Jack falls for that Jack so it's all very romantic.
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Date: 2007-02-08 01:34 am (UTC)Okay, I'll do that. If you don't want to know, avert your eyes now.
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The hero of the story, the leader of Torchwood 3, played by John Barrowman, is called Captain Jack Harkness, but he took the name as part of a scam he pulled when he was a con man in mid-1941. In the episode of Torchwood called "Captain Jack Harkness" he goes back in time to January 1941 and meets up with the man whose name he took, a heroic RAF pilot, the original Captain Jack Harkness, played by Matt Rippy. And our Jack falls for that Jack so it's all very romantic.
Does it make more sense now?