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Is it the Internet making it easier for existing fans to share their passion, and hence grow the fandom? Or is there something inherent in the new Doctor Who that is suddenly appealing to more Americans?
It neglects to include Torchwood: Miracle Day’s The Blessing, but I bet even the Doctor is going to just pretend it doesn’t exist.
Can you feel it? The nothingness? Cuz I sure can.
“Two months later”? You gotta be kiddin’ me.
Miracle Day happens in March 2011. The Doctor is supposed to die in April 2011. How is this possible?
I think Gwen sums it all up when she says: ”So… why the hell… you know… blerp… Bollocks.”
Seven episodes into this ten-episode Torchwoodpalooza, it finally feels just a little bit like Proper Torchwood. Just a little bit. And just for a few minutes.
Ooo ooo ooo: I get it finally! Miracle Day is a meta joke on fans! Torchwood cannot be killed, no matter how it is tormented and tortured.
There are so many ways in which I’m hating this new Torchwood, but they all boil down to: This isn’t Torchwood.
Miracle Day might be awful, but as with lots of other awful television, people are watching it. So prepare yourself for more terrible TV produced as joint Starz-BBC projects…
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