@Amuro: oh no, she only has her husband chew her vagina so their baby can get out.
@LittleDragon: Exactly what I was thinking. Excellent book and makes me wonder if Torchwood could bring the character of death into flesh while avoiding the usual clichés. And again for Torchwood, it's too bad that it has to happen in the entire world. Would be more interesting if it happened only in the UK, like in the unnamed country in the book.
Which one is Miranda and which one is Ferdinand?
Is this when she gets impregnated with a magical monster that he will have to chew out of her womb?
@FrankenPC: Absolutely. I hope they won't change it too much. Especially with little Carl, I'm curious to see if a child actor can actually pull off what the character does.
@Nivenus: Yeah, I have to agree. That's too bad, really. Maybe I'm the only one to like shows where people are downright bastards.
@Brdf: Oh yes.
@bradtem: A good story doesn't need to have characters that you can relate too or feel sorry for or whatever. I thought those flawed characters were all interesting. And honestly, it was the same for BSG characters.
@Violenza: how is politics and reporting the world largest sporting events targeting young men? And how is that sexist? In France, every show on tv is targeted at women that are aged less than 50, every producer says so. Is that less sexist or embarrassing?
@manimatr0n: Maybe Lorena could give a blowjob to Bill with her head still completely twisted. That would be weird, wouldn't it?
@Jesse Mrozowski: It's Eric. Eric can do anything. And I think we could do everything with Eric.
This is the most accurate avatar I've ever created
@Cerasus: I think that's because the actor is Danish, not Swedish.
@J_Frank_Parnell: Nope, that's The Pirate Planet. City of Death takes place in Paris circa 1979.
Tvtropes and especially articles about the fourth wall saved many of my literature essays
Bettany was the best thing of Da Vinci Code but he won't make me go see Legion. Neveeer
OMG YES. One of the saddest thing resulting of Douglas Adams' death is that he never got to write for the new series. But Gaiman? Amazing.
@mekki: You don't always have to have answers. And your idea of George and Mitchell meeting is hilarious to say the least (and you call the show cheesy?) Fight until dawn and fall in the vampire's arm?
@tollwaytroll: I thought the same but he plays a werewolf in Being Human so I doubt he'll be coming in Torchwood as well.
It's the not the Moon I would have wanted to rock the box office...
