Mark Evanier posted about the one time he met Mr. Dawson on his blog:http://www.newsfromme.com/2…

Mark Evanier posted about the one time he met Mr. Dawson on his blog:http://www.newsfromme.com/2…

Could you please cast Revoke Tenure on him?

Could you please cast Revoke Tenure on him?

I think he was insulting Broyles and the other Natives, especially given the racism evoked by an incredibly pale colonizer in a suit sneering at a very dark skinned "native" subordinate.

Thank you, Ms. Robinson, for throwing yourself on the YA grenades so that I don't have to.  Though I'll take a look at anything you find worthwhile as more than a fun diversion.  :)

Since that's the likely fate of every single character on this show, that hardly counts as a prediction.  :)

A few years ago, the Williams College Museum of Art had an exhibition of painters beloved by, and that influenced the art of, Adolf Hitler, as well as a few of the future Fuhrer's own works.  It actually was bland, sentimental kitsch, and my first thought in seeing Kinkade's work here (and this is the first I have…

If we're pairing their names, surely Tyronvia is the obvious choice.

So, Eugene's cells are so transparent he's basically invisible, and he's spent his whole life pretty much completely cut off from everyone else?  That's a powerful metaphor for isolation.  Or it would be, if the premise of the episode wasn't egregiously stupid.

Which would logically be the first.  One might even go on to conclude that their Sunday set was therefore their third US performance since 1998.

Banksy isn't Pomo?

He says: "I've been running, faster than I've ever run before, and I've been running all my life."

Yes.  The only connection Danes has to the action at this point is that he had 'information' the TW team didn't, and he was threatening to rat them out if they didn't keep him around.  So, the only reason they didn't think to do this was because then the show wouldn't have a reason to keep him around.  And making the…

No, they probably just didn't want to pay the actor for another episode.

No, they probably just didn't want to pay the actor for another episode.

Well, that was Jack using the name of a dead friend as an alias. There's no mystery about it, and no reason to suppose it might have a broader significance.

What's in a name?
Whether this coincidence is significant or not remains to be seen, but Angelo's last name, Colasanto, is the same last name as the immigrant family that shares a house for a while with Donna Noble and her family during the alternate history of Turn Left.

a middling episode
I have liked this show, and its plot, far more than most up to now, but I agree that this was a disappointment. This filler time could have been used better.

head scratching and wincing
head scratch: I'm astonished at how little everyone else here is enjoying this show, or really all of Torchwood. If the show sucks, and always has, why are you still watching in season 4?