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* That depends on your definition of bestiality. Strictly speaking, Jack will sleep with pretty-much anything sentient and consenting. In the Whoniverse that encompasses a [[GreenSkinnedSpaceBabe whole]] [[CuteMonsterGirl wide]] [[BoldlyComing variety]] [[EldritchAbomination of]] [[AnythingThatMoves non-humans]].
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* That depends on your definition of bestiality. Strictly speaking, Jack will sleep with pretty-much anything sentient and consenting. In the Whoniverse that encompasses a [[GreenSkinnedSpaceBabe whole]] [[CuteMonsterGirl wide]] [[BoldlyComing variety]] [[EldritchAbomination of]] [[AnythingThatMoves of non-humans]].
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** Well, if a [[Film/BackToTheFuture Delorean]] could manage it, then surely an SUV souped-up with alien technology can pull it off....
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** Well, if a [[Film/BackToTheFuture [[Franchise/BackToTheFuture Delorean]] could manage it, then surely an SUV souped-up with alien technology can pull it off....
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[[WMG: The 456 society is incredibly similar to the human one, to a fault, meaning that they basically sweep the drug epidemic under the rug. The 456 we met is their equivalent of a crack addict.]]
Further theorizing why the Doctor didn't show up in Children of Earth: he was trying to convince whatever intraplanetary goverment exists on the 456's homeworld that their drug epidemic was indeed a major issue and not something to scoff about. Basically, in a major difference from most Whoniverse species the 456 - despite their technological advancements - are, culturally, extremely similar to humans. Complete with their own powers that be refusing to properly acknowledge a dangerous and probably deadly drug epidemic sweeping their planet. The "ambassador" we met is either a tweaker or the equivalent of a drug cartel boss from the 456 homeworld, and the Doctor was trying to show his government how terrible the consequences would be of their own ignorance of the issue. This would also explain why exactly he didn't come to Earth's aid, he was trying to enforce a more systemic solution to the problem, since probably Earth isn't even the only planet the 456 have exploited for their gain.
Further theorizing why the Doctor didn't show up in Children of Earth: he was trying to convince whatever intraplanetary goverment exists on the 456's homeworld that their drug epidemic was indeed a major issue and not something to scoff about. Basically, in a major difference from most Whoniverse species the 456 - despite their technological advancements - are, culturally, extremely similar to humans. Complete with their own powers that be refusing to properly acknowledge a dangerous and probably deadly drug epidemic sweeping their planet. The "ambassador" we met is either a tweaker or the equivalent of a drug cartel boss from the 456 homeworld, and the Doctor was trying to show his government how terrible the consequences would be of their own ignorance of the issue. This would also explain why exactly he didn't come to Earth's aid, he was trying to enforce a more systemic solution to the problem, since probably Earth isn't even the only planet the 456 have exploited for their gain.
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* Jack has [[LightNovel/HaruhiSuzumiya Haruhi]] powers and will use them. See theory at the bottom of the page.
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* Jack has [[LightNovel/HaruhiSuzumiya [[Literature/HaruhiSuzumiya Haruhi]] powers and will use them. See theory at the bottom of the page.
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[[WMG: Rose didn't make Jack immortal, she gave him LightNovel/HaruhiSuzumiya powers.]]
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[[WMG: Rose didn't make Jack immortal, she gave him LightNovel/HaruhiSuzumiya Literature/HaruhiSuzumiya powers.]]
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Remember, Jack ''was'' a [[SmallTowns small town]] boy. It's worth noting that despite being born in the sexually liberated 51st century, he hails from a traditional nuclear family (man, woman, two children). And unlike John Hart, he doesn't seem to be inclined towards beastiality or wanton murder (despite being rather trigger-happy) and vice.
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Remember, Jack ''was'' a [[SmallTowns small town]] boy. It's worth noting that despite being born in the sexually liberated 51st century, he hails from a traditional nuclear family (man, woman, two children). And unlike John Hart, he doesn't seem to be inclined towards beastiality bestiality or wanton murder (despite being rather trigger-happy) and vice.
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Torchwood Four is a catch all term for those not affiliated with the actual institute, but still dedicate their lives to protecting humans from supernatural threats. [[Series/{{Primeval}} The ARC]], Wiki/SCPFoundation, Franchise/MenInBlack, [[Series/{{Supernatural}} The Winchesters]], and even the Doctor himself are all classified as Torchwood Four agents.
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Torchwood Four is a catch all term for those not affiliated with the actual institute, but still dedicate their lives to protecting humans from supernatural threats. [[Series/{{Primeval}} The ARC]], Wiki/SCPFoundation, Website/SCPFoundation, Franchise/MenInBlack, [[Series/{{Supernatural}} The Winchesters]], and even the Doctor himself are all classified as Torchwood Four agents.
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* Wiki/TheOtherWiki has a section on this. [[http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Themes_in_Torchwood#Christian_imagery]]
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* Wiki/TheOtherWiki Website/TheOtherWiki has a section on this. [[http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Themes_in_Torchwood#Christian_imagery]]
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Okay, so it's really mild guessing, but the team needs a medic and someone with the tech skills of Tosh. (Though Ianto was becoming SmartGuy-ish in series two.)
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Okay, so it's really mild guessing, but the team needs a medic and someone with the tech skills of Tosh. (Though Ianto was becoming SmartGuy-ish TheSmartGuy-ish in series two.)
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*** The Irish Free State was originally still considered to be under the British crown for some years (the break away was rather slow and in several steps), and since Torchwood is employed directly by the crown, it makes sense that it would have stayed in Dublin originally and then over time become "lost" as changing administration pushed it out.
