I answered with what I'd like to believe (Tosh is bi), but based on what the show gave us (ONE episode in which any of it is even alluded to, regarding Tosh) the second choice is probably true.
And I'm not really sure that I agree with the 'everyone in Torchwood is bi' theory. GBG is the only reference to Tosh being anything but straight. DayOne is the only time we see Gwen kiss a woman (thanks to alien pheromones). Aside from his occasional crude joke, the only evidence that Owen is other than straight is in his 'date rape' moment - and I don't know why everyone sees that as a threesome about to happen, I took his kissing The Boyfriend as a distraction so he'd escape a beating long enough to catch a cab and leave them both behind. *shrugs*
Jack, of course, is bi-omni-whatever. And I was convinced that Ianto was bi, at least until the whole Jack-sexual episode, which I'm still not convinced was adequately resolved in CoE.
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Date: 2009-08-04 09:57 pm (UTC)And I'm not really sure that I agree with the 'everyone in Torchwood is bi' theory. GBG is the only reference to Tosh being anything but straight. DayOne is the only time we see Gwen kiss a woman (thanks to alien pheromones). Aside from his occasional crude joke, the only evidence that Owen is other than straight is in his 'date rape' moment - and I don't know why everyone sees that as a threesome about to happen, I took his kissing The Boyfriend as a distraction so he'd escape a beating long enough to catch a cab and leave them both behind. *shrugs*
Jack, of course, is bi-omni-whatever. And I was convinced that Ianto was bi, at least until the whole Jack-sexual episode, which I'm still not convinced was adequately resolved in CoE.