I LOVE EVERYTHING THAT CHILDREN OF EARTH CHOOSES TO BE. It is a wonderful bit of teielisvon, and I think it's one of the most brilliant pieces of science fiction teielisvon I've ever had the pleasure of seeing. I watched the first two series of Torchwood and was firmly meh about it. But then RTD came back and took full control of Torchwood and wrote CoE after not being super involved in s1 and 2 of Torchwood, AND I LOVE IT. From this very first episode, it just sucked me in. IT WAS EVERYTHING I NEVER KNEW I WANTED FROM TORCHWOOD. From the opening sequence, it was all just so deliciously unsettling. Kids being taken on a bus out into the country and then consumed by a bright light? And then in the present the kids are freezing and staring blankly ahead. SO CREEPY and the perfect mood setter. And then later on when the children start screaming and then talking in unison? SO SO SO CREEPY. I love it. I've always been very fond of Gwen, and this episode just further cemented that. Her phonecall with Rhys was so adorable (especially the bit about going into England). She was so kind in her interactions with Timothy too. Being a bit excited and also scared about having a baby. Idk. I just loved her in this episode. Seeing Jack with his daughter was kind of heart breaking. Broken family relationships make me sad. I loved the scene with Ianto and his sister and her family. I never really connected with Ianto in the first two series, but seeing him around his family made him seem like more of a real person. I think it showed off RTD's skill at writing for characters. He really can bring characters to life through dialogue. I was convinced that Rupesh was being set up as a new member of Torchwood. And I was all excited because, like you, I thought he was really good looking. But then LOL NO. Apparently I am very easily taken in by writing. Lois is lovely. And I love the whole dodgy government overtone that her storyline provides, along with the potential for government espionage. I mean, the whole blank page thing is so corny, BUT WHATEVER I LOVE IT. It is corny in a delicious way. Also, I love the name Frobisher. And I think the actor is portraying that character brilliantly as the slightly stodgy civil servant/government official who is being forced to deal with this extraordinary situation. Anyway, I love this episode. I think it is a brilliant set up for this miniseries. It establishes a mood, introduces quite a few different mysteries and plot threads, and lets you know that you can't expect anything to go like you think it will. And this is some of RTD's strongest writing. The plotting is tight. The characters are well drawn. LOVE IT.
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slt ma mére s'appelent habiba je l'adorent ce rénom et tous ceux qui le porten
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ce prénom est synonyme d'amour, donc on ne peut que l'aimer...
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j'aime bcp le prénom habiba parce qu'il a un bon sens
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j'aime bcp la prénom habiba c pas parce que je m'appelle habiba mais le sens de habiba c :bien aimé alors c bon
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