Good Lord, that's never even occurred to me. How shit am I?
The lack of continuity/sensibility from one episode to the next really bugs me in Torchwood. (I have it on good authority that the show lacks a writer's "Bible", which probably accounts for the uneven characterization and lack of depth.)
this episode also being the one that cemented my theory that Ianto's family are all dead
Oh definitely. I get the impression that Ianto has very little to lose. That makes him delightfully dangerous.
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The lack of continuity/sensibility from one episode to the next really bugs me in Torchwood. (I have it on good authority that the show lacks a writer's "Bible", which probably accounts for the uneven characterization and lack of depth.)
this episode also being the one that cemented my theory that Ianto's family are all dead
Oh definitely.
I get the impression that Ianto has very little to lose. That makes him delightfully dangerous.