Transported back to the Blitz, Jack and Tosh find themselves facing a dark secret from Jack's past, one he hoped and believed had been buried for good.
So, Jack is not really Jack. And here was us thinking that he would get to shag himself in this episode. Instead they go for the Gay kiss, but just as they about to be arrested and thrown into prison for homosexuality back in 1940, the Rift re-opens and Jack and Tosh return to the present day.
I thought John Barrowman said that the character was human, but evidence points otherwise. Maybe he is just from the very far future as he originally said in the Doctor Who episode. The discussion about him being a Time Lord with a Tardis on his desk is way off the mark anyway.
Of course, this episode was merely a way of setting up Nilys Manger, the opening of the Rift, and Owen’s insubordination for the final episode.
I didn’t understand some of this episode. I would never have trusted the Nilys Manger character. He was too creepy. With hindsight I can say that easily, but I still wouldn’t have.
I can’t believe that Tosh put that photo on the gas meter and it was still there 66 years later. I know gas companies are lax but they must have replaced it during that time, even if they didn’t clean it.
I also didn’t understand why she had to photograph it anyway. Pen and ink would last just as long, especially inside the plastic sheaf she had. I myself, read two letters written in 1945 yesterday actually. And why did she need to write it in red paint so that it looked like ink? *Baffled*
The best way to do it is the time honoured advert in a newspaper. They even used that in 'Back to the Future'. Tosh needs to get out to the cinema more often! Stop dwelling on Owen and get yourself a bloke!
Or some dancing lessons - she looked like she was being dragged around the floor!
So, Jack is not really Jack. And here was us thinking that he would get to shag himself in this episode. Instead they go for the Gay kiss, but just as they about to be arrested and thrown into prison for homosexuality back in 1940, the Rift re-opens and Jack and Tosh return to the present day.
I thought John Barrowman said that the character was human, but evidence points otherwise. Maybe he is just from the very far future as he originally said in the Doctor Who episode. The discussion about him being a Time Lord with a Tardis on his desk is way off the mark anyway.
Of course, this episode was merely a way of setting up Nilys Manger, the opening of the Rift, and Owen’s insubordination for the final episode.
I didn’t understand some of this episode. I would never have trusted the Nilys Manger character. He was too creepy. With hindsight I can say that easily, but I still wouldn’t have.
I can’t believe that Tosh put that photo on the gas meter and it was still there 66 years later. I know gas companies are lax but they must have replaced it during that time, even if they didn’t clean it.
I also didn’t understand why she had to photograph it anyway. Pen and ink would last just as long, especially inside the plastic sheaf she had. I myself, read two letters written in 1945 yesterday actually. And why did she need to write it in red paint so that it looked like ink? *Baffled*
The best way to do it is the time honoured advert in a newspaper. They even used that in 'Back to the Future'. Tosh needs to get out to the cinema more often! Stop dwelling on Owen and get yourself a bloke!
Or some dancing lessons - she looked like she was being dragged around the floor!
