Keeping in mind the "first six episodes" rule that a friend of mine dearly wishes tv show producers would use, I am enjoying Torchwood. I don't much know about any of the characters other than Gwen or Captain Jack (whom I was predisposed into liking), but I expect we'll see more of them.
Only thing I can't figure out and I keep meaning to look up is whether this is meant to take place before or after end of season 3 of Doctor Who, regardless of what order CBC happens to show things in.
(The first six rule is the theory that the first six episodes of any new show should be filmed - and then tossed out on the theory that after that the characters would be properly developed. I agree with him. The only show I have ever watched that would not have benefited from it is West Wing).
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Keeping in mind the "first six episodes" rule that a friend of mine dearly wishes tv show producers would use, I am enjoying Torchwood. I don't much know about any of the characters other than Gwen or Captain Jack (whom I was predisposed into liking), but I expect we'll see more of them.
Only thing I can't figure out and I keep meaning to look up is whether this is meant to take place before or after end of season 3 of Doctor Who, regardless of what order CBC happens to show things in.
(The first six rule is the theory that the first six episodes of any new show should be filmed - and then tossed out on the theory that after that the characters would be properly developed. I agree with him. The only show I have ever watched that would not have benefited from it is West Wing).