Captain Jack is an idiot...
Nov. 13th, 2006 11:40 amI liked last night's episode a lot, but there were two moments of EXTREME dumb that really annoyed me...
When someone calls you and tells you they are in danger, and you get there about five minutes later and find that she has drowned (or however she was killed), you do NOT cuddle the corpse and do sod all else - you start CPR and keep going until the paramedics arrive.
Similarly, why did nobody try the Heimlich thing etc. on the guy who was attacked at the end?
Other than that, a nice creepy horror / Highlanderish episode and very different from the usual alien invasion thing.
Wonder if Terry Pratchett saw it, and what he thinks of it, given his own work in this field.
When someone calls you and tells you they are in danger, and you get there about five minutes later and find that she has drowned (or however she was killed), you do NOT cuddle the corpse and do sod all else - you start CPR and keep going until the paramedics arrive.
Similarly, why did nobody try the Heimlich thing etc. on the guy who was attacked at the end?
Other than that, a nice creepy horror / Highlanderish episode and very different from the usual alien invasion thing.
Wonder if Terry Pratchett saw it, and what he thinks of it, given his own work in this field.
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Date: 2006-11-15 09:43 pm (UTC)I must say, I'm even more confused about Jack's back story now. I had assumed that the WW-II Jack was the guy that Rose and the Doctor picked up in London, and left stranded way in the future after Rose brought him back to life, and that he somehow got back to the 21st century. But now we find out that Jack was around in 1909 too. Was that before, or after he met the Doctor? Were there two Jacks on Earth during the blitz? How old is he really?