Most likely. Also, I just realized, in Adam, Gwen and Rhys have just come back from Paris. Which was odd at the time, why would they take a holiday so close to their wedding? But that must have originally been their honeymoon, if it was supposed to have been just after Something Borrowed.
I kind of wish now that they had left the original order. But I'm more than okay with the decision to kill Owen in Reset instead of Ianto. I mean, you're right, it would forced a showcase of the emotional side of Jack and Ianto's relationship, but I don't like the idea of undead!Ianto. Especially if they had decided to "fix" him for S3. It would be cheap to pull him out of that sort of limbo state - like cheapening death.
... If you can't tell, I had issues with Dead Man Walking, haha. I like that death is a major theme in Torchwood, I was just really put off by the idea of treating death like a supernatural being that you can fight. Makes for an excellent metaphor, but literally like that? Oi. A Day In The Death, however, was a brilliant episode, in my opinion.
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Date: 2008-10-19 12:04 am (UTC)I kind of wish now that they had left the original order. But I'm more than okay with the decision to kill Owen in Reset instead of Ianto. I mean, you're right, it would forced a showcase of the emotional side of Jack and Ianto's relationship, but I don't like the idea of undead!Ianto. Especially if they had decided to "fix" him for S3. It would be cheap to pull him out of that sort of limbo state - like cheapening death.
... If you can't tell, I had issues with Dead Man Walking, haha. I like that death is a major theme in Torchwood, I was just really put off by the idea of treating death like a supernatural being that you can fight. Makes for an excellent metaphor, but literally like that? Oi. A Day In The Death, however, was a brilliant episode, in my opinion.