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Torchwood 2x10 - "From Out of the Rain"
"From Out of the Rain" by P.J. Hammond
After the old cinema "Electro" re-opens, the old scenes of a black and white film are interrupted by mysterious sequences which show a travelling company in the early 20th Century before the age of cinema.
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April 20, 2008, 3:37 AM
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RV from a few days ago says:
Let me guess; the film people were brought to life by ionic energy. DIAF RTD PJH.
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Originally Posted by Recurring Villain
Let me guess; the film people were brought to life by ionic energy. DIAF RTD PJH.
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Haha, except "Fear Her" was written by Matthew Graham.
But yeah, this one was pretty weak. I have to say, P.J. Hammond is supposed to be some kind of respected science fiction and fantasy writer, but neither of his episodes (he did "Small Worlds" last year as well) particularly grabbed me.
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April 20, 2008, 3:48 AM
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Originally Posted by Danny Stewart
Haha, except "Fear Her" was written by Matthew Graham. ![Stick Out Tongue](http://forums.dannystewart.com/images/smilies/toung.gif)
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It still reeks of the same nonsensical pseudoscience, except this one is arguably worse because instead of offering a shit explanation, it offers no explanation at all.
Originally Posted by Danny Stewart
P.J. Hammond is supposed to be some kind of respected science fiction and fantasy writer
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I highlighted his problem. Fantasy writers aren't bound by any kind of laws when they write; wheras sci-fi writers have to, at least, have passed third grade science, to be taken seriously. Only RTD would hire someone who sucked at science and storytelling.
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Originally Posted by Recurring Villain
It still reeks of the same nonsensical pseudoscience, except this one is arguably worse because instead of offering a shit explanation, it offers no explanation at all.
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True.
Originally Posted by Recurring Villain
I highlighted his problem. Fantasy writers aren't bound by any kind of laws when they write; wheras sci-fi writers have to, at least, have passed third grade science, to be taken seriously.
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You're exactly right. I didn't really think about that, but you're right, both of his Torchwood episodes feel way more like fantasy than science fiction.
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Only RTD would hire someone who sucked at science and storytelling.
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Haha, you mean like himself? BURN.
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Originally Posted by Danny Stewart
You're exactly right. I didn't really think about that, but you're right, both of his Torchwood episodes feel way more like fantasy than science fiction.
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Yeah. There's also that faerie episode, which pissed me off as well. They both try to pass off such un-Torchwood-ie things as huge threats, which is almost comedic and rather painful to watch.
Keep it science fiction plz. Torchwood isn't the X Files.
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Haha, you mean like himself? BURN.
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Zinger burgers.
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Originally Posted by Recurring Villain
Yeah. There's also that faerie episode, which pissed me off as well.
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Um, you mean SMALL WORLDS BY P.J. HAMMOND?
Originally Posted by Recurring Villain
Keep it science fiction plz. Torchwood isn't the X Files.
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Quoted for truth.
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Originally Posted by Danny Stewart
Um, you mean SMALL WORLDS BY P.J. HAMMOND?
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'HOLY ****ING SHIT IM ON DRUGS I THOUGHT YOU MEANT THAT EPISODE WHICH IS ACTUALLY THAT SHOES ONE IM SORRY.
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