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The fourth episode of ''[[Torchwood |
The fourth episode of ''[[Torchwood: Miracle Day]]''. |
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As seen in the previous three episodes, our heroes are being monitored. And it seems that it's not just Phicorp: a black screen with a white triangle shape has been popping up everywhere. |
As seen in the previous three episodes, our heroes are being monitored. And it seems that it's not just Phicorp: a black screen with a white triangle shape has been popping up everywhere. |
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Esther secretly visits her [[Torchwood |
Esther secretly visits her [[Torchwood/Recap/S4 E3 Dead of Night|previously mentioned sister]], Sarah, who lives in a boarded-up house [[Room Full of Crazy|with paranoid writing all over it]]. She won't let Esther in, instead telling her that the Miracle is an airborne poison and that no one is safe. When Esther hears the voices of Sarah's two daughters inside, she decides to take matters into her own hands. Choking back tears, she calls child protection services. |
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She's immediately spotted by an assassin, who takes orders from someone identified with the triangle symbol. He merrily follows her to Torchwood, and all the way to their new temporary Hub in Los Angeles, where a Miracle Day Parade is being planned. |
She's immediately spotted by an assassin, who takes orders from someone identified with the triangle symbol. He merrily follows her to Torchwood, and all the way to their new temporary Hub in Los Angeles, where a Miracle Day Parade is being planned. |
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* [[Acceptable Targets]]: Dr. Juarez: |
* [[Acceptable Targets]]: Dr. Juarez: |
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{{quote| I used to be a Catholic too. I got better.}} |
{{quote| I used to be a Catholic too. I got better.}} |
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* [[Affably Evil]]: The Triangle's [[Voice |
* [[Affably Evil]]: The Triangle's [[Voice with an Internet Connection|representative]] apologizes to Mayor Monroe about having to {{spoiler|"kill" her}}, claiming that under other circumstances, they could have been friends. |
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* [[Ancient Conspiracy]]: The Triangle is evidently this. |
* [[Ancient Conspiracy]]: The Triangle is evidently this. |
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* [[And I Must Scream]]: {{spoiler|Ellis gets put through a car compactor. The only piece of her that isn't crushed is one eye, which is shown to be still conscious.}} |
* [[And I Must Scream]]: {{spoiler|Ellis gets put through a car compactor. The only piece of her that isn't crushed is one eye, which is shown to be still conscious.}} |
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* [[Nice Job Breaking It, Hero]]: See [[The Un-Reveal]] below. |
* [[Nice Job Breaking It, Hero]]: See [[The Un-Reveal]] below. |
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* [[Overly Long Name]]: The name Gwen makes up for Anwen whilst talking to Frumpkin. "We couldn't choose." |
* [[Overly Long Name]]: The name Gwen makes up for Anwen whilst talking to Frumpkin. "We couldn't choose." |
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* [[Shout-Out]]: The episode title is an inversion of the title ''[[Escape From |
* [[Shout-Out]]: The episode title is an inversion of the title ''[[Escape From L.A.]]''. |
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** The Triangle got rid of Ellis the same way [[ |
** The Triangle got rid of Ellis the same way [[Goldfinger]] got rid of a dissenter. |
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* [[The Un-Reveal]]: {{spoiler|The assassin comes within a word of revealing the names of his employers, up until Rex shoots him in the throat to rescue Jack and Gwen.}} |
* [[The Un-Reveal]]: {{spoiler|The assassin comes within a word of revealing the names of his employers, up until Rex shoots him in the throat to rescue Jack and Gwen.}} |
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* [[We Are Everywhere]]: The Triangle claims this, while simultaneously claiming that they are "no one". |
* [[We Are Everywhere]]: The Triangle claims this, while simultaneously claiming that they are "no one". |
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