Glad I can amuse you all with my horror-stricken reactions.
Plenty of depressing moments to come. Trust me, you haven’t been spoiled any more than that. 
Oh this scene kills me - Ianto is so hurt and so wants Jack to open up to him.
And it doesn’t help that Jack makes him feel like shite over why he is leaving and then drops the whole “oh by the way I have a daughter and grandson” bomb.
“Units” ugh!
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Hey, I feel for you. It’s everyone else that seems to be taking this as “humor”.
But smashing something over Badger’s head if he tries to tape your reaction could be humorous (when we can look back at this)
You know, I’m wondering why they don’t do a “Parental discretion is advised” disclaimer before the show. Especially if this is really going to keep getting worse and worse
Wow…they are calling the kids Units.
Commercial!!
This part was devastating to me. Deciding on how many “units” they could produce. It was so cold and bureaucratic. And it’s only starting. :mad:
I think because in the UK it is post watershed, so they the British public know what to expect - just about anything goes.
I think since it is on a cable station here it is not as necessary as if this had been on a major network.
Wow. What a bunch of fraktards. Who even considers bargaining with human lives, particularly with the most innocent and helpless of human life? When you begin doing that, I think you have truly forgotten that you have a soul.
I’ve seen BBCamerica do weird stuff with their programming. I heard Gordan Ramsey drop an uncensored F-bomb at 2 in the afternoon once with no parental warning.
What scene did they end on? I think I am ahead of you.
WE just came back with Fromisur calling his wife.
we are just back and Frobisher is heading back to Thames house talking to his wife.
Ain’t that the truth!
I know its tough but if they can give up 6000 lives for 5 Billion…
The whole show is adults-only. Frankly, this miniseries is fairly tame in comparison.
Especially if you’ve already given 12.
I still love Ianto’s family.
But the creepy kids are back.