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My problem with Torchwood season 2 isn't that it hasn't given us any episodes which live up to the glory and genius of a "They Keep Killing" or a "Countrycide." Indeed, there have been some really good episodes.
Instead, it's that they've so reconceptualized the characters, tone, and and structure that a "They Keep Killing" or a "Countrycide" wouldn't even make sense. That kind of story--which was the epitome of everything I loved about season 1--well, I'm just not sure it's even possible anymore.
And I mourn for that.
Instead, it's that they've so reconceptualized the characters, tone, and and structure that a "They Keep Killing" or a "Countrycide" wouldn't even make sense. That kind of story--which was the epitome of everything I loved about season 1--well, I'm just not sure it's even possible anymore.
And I mourn for that.
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Date: 2008-03-20 12:13 am (UTC)And it's not just that the old version fit my politics better--it's that the old version was something truly new and different and exciting and boundary-pushing, and now it's just 24 with scifi/fantasy elements.