Derek White wrote:

'twas known from the start.

Captain Jack Harkness is gay? Did anyone spot that coming?

On Fri, 05 Jan 2007 17:35:21 +0000, Derek White wrote:

I think the question should be did anyone *not* spot it coming?

On Fri, 05 Jan 2007 17:46:54 +0000, nokky wrote:

We've got a few unwatched on tape (or over written, who knows) but I did
watch the last double header and rather enjoyed it. Except for the gay
stuff and the silly devil thing. OK, that doesn't leave much but I still
like watching Gwen's rear end when she's running away. ;-)

On Fri, 05 Jan 2007 18:38:26 +0000, nokky wrote:

Cos Hargreaves is dead. Wouldn't have quite the same appeal, I imagine.

Say what you will
The presenter's very still.

"Mick Fanner" gmail.com> wrote in message
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Yes. I didn't realise either that he apparently has done one of those civil
parnership thingys with a chap in real life. Well, that's what someone has
told me.You never can tell nowadays:-)

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There's only very few programmes I put in the do not miss category at the
moment. I must say 'Torchwood' was one of them. The others upcoming will be
'Waking The Dead, and wow! 'Judge John Deed'. I also had put Robin Hood in
that category (I know some people slagged it off), and Doctor Who, when it
comes back (I thought the xmas special was uninspiring, just like last
year's xmas special).

Derek White wrote:

'twas known from the start.

On Mon, 08 Jan 2007 20:33:00 +0000, nokky wrote:

He should be sacked for inconsideration. ;-)

It's just occurred to me, in the most horrible fashion, that Max Bygraves
sung the theme song to that show. How gross is that? ;-)

Say what you will
The countryside is still
The only place that I could settle down
Troubles there are so much rarer
Out of town

Spring starts to spring
Robins start to sing
And Mother Nature wears her newest gown
What I'd give once more to live right
Out of town