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blucougar.livejournal.com Aug. 24th, 2011 10:00 am)
I am in awe (and not in a good way) of the number of people who are trying to rationalize the monstrous number of plot holes and continuity errors in the series of Torchwood, and especially in this most recent episode.
The excuses that have been made to explain how Jack could have known that he was a fixed point, and so on, are staggering. It's even been suggested that Jack's meeting with what's-his-name in 1927 was in an alternate time line.
Seriously, WTF???
I admit I've not found this series as abhorrent as I expected it to be, but there is no overlooking the gaping holes and errors in the storylines. It just staggers me that people don't want to see what is so glaringly obvious. Also, I find it sad, but not surprising, that many fanfic writers are better at tying up loose ends and avoiding plot holes than the actual show writers.
The excuses that have been made to explain how Jack could have known that he was a fixed point, and so on, are staggering. It's even been suggested that Jack's meeting with what's-his-name in 1927 was in an alternate time line.
Seriously, WTF???
I admit I've not found this series as abhorrent as I expected it to be, but there is no overlooking the gaping holes and errors in the storylines. It just staggers me that people don't want to see what is so glaringly obvious. Also, I find it sad, but not surprising, that many fanfic writers are better at tying up loose ends and avoiding plot holes than the actual show writers.