So what happened to all the cybermen that were converted here and left behind after Doomsday?
I mean, obviously Ianto took Lisa, but there had to be lots of others. Torchwood clean up operation?
Just go to Youtube and search for “Ianto – deleted scene” and you get THE scene.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ompXlaIK8fE
There you are, folks. And thank you to everyone who reblogged with the link as well!
EDIT: this one is much better quality, and it’s the first clip.
The clips on the second link, it’s got the full Owen scene from “A Day in the Death”, and it’s pretty powerful.
Mobiles, landlines, tin cans with bits of strong, everything, absolutely everything. No phones, phones all broken.
(uses hand as phone)
Hello? Anyone there? No, because the phones aren’t working!
I love Ianto Jones
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oKycI5MTfGg
I watched Kiss Kiss, Bang Bang for the first time today. I am freakin’ in love with Torchwood. And I love this episode. The more I watch Torchwood the more I want to go rewatch it even though I haven’t seen it all yet.
One more torchwood spam, reblogging this from when I saw Kiss Kiss Bang Bang the first time
(Source: http://www.youtube.com/)
“Captain John Hart is someone who raises the game.” Eve: “Are they gonna snog, are they gonna fight?” Naoko: “The big snog between the two captains I was like..” *fist pump*
See, everyone appreciates John Hart
True story, my fiance got me to watch Torchwood by making me watch the episode with Captain John Hart. I just put it on and I squealed and the entire time they were fighting I was like ‘Just kiss already’ and they did and I made some inhuman noises and then watched all of Torchwood in like a week.
Kiss Kiss Bang Bang is like, the best thing
Okay, I’m done. i’m sorry, not sorry for the Torchwood spam! I’ve no idea how you could find this special elsewise, it’s from 2009, just before COE
“You can see us crying and upset, and it’s not just because we’re losing Toshiko and Owen, its because we’re losing Naoko and Burn.”
Thanks for the extra feels Eve.
“I think it broke our hearts, we loved those actors, but frankly, sometimes that’s good drama. If the death of those two wasn’t magnificent then I don’t know what is.”
Russell T. Davies