I liked him saying "you've got a face like a slapped arse" to Gwen. Made me laugh.
Why does Gwen assume Jack won't allow maternity leave? She hasn't asked him
I suspect there isn't a policy for it. But Gwen is probably thinking that they are already effectively a man down when it comes to field work because Owen is so fragile now that he is dead - though I'm not sure they are actually sticking to that on the program.
I like the theory (promuglated by halfspokenwords and janne_d, that when Jack was bellowing for Ianto, it was because he'd been left somewhere in handcuffs.
Oh, it's not just us. I've seen many reviews that said the exact same thing. So either watching Torchwood promotes this kind of thinking, or we are watching Torchwood because our minds work like that anyway... chicken or egg?
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Date: 2008-03-21 06:23 pm (UTC)I liked him saying "you've got a face like a slapped arse" to Gwen. Made me laugh.
Why does Gwen assume Jack won't allow maternity leave? She hasn't asked him
I suspect there isn't a policy for it. But Gwen is probably thinking that they are already effectively a man down when it comes to field work because Owen is so fragile now that he is dead - though I'm not sure they are actually sticking to that on the program.
I like the theory (promuglated by halfspokenwords and janne_d, that when Jack was bellowing for Ianto, it was because he'd been left somewhere in handcuffs.
Oh, it's not just us. I've seen many reviews that said the exact same thing. So either watching Torchwood promotes this kind of thinking, or we are watching Torchwood because our minds work like that anyway... chicken or egg?