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Title: Countrycide (19 Nov 2006)
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| Episode complete credited cast: | |||
| John Barrowman | ... | Captain Jack Harkness | |
| Eve Myles | ... | Gwen Cooper | |
| Burn Gorman | ... | Owen Harper | |
| Naoko Mori | ... | Toshiko Sato | |
| Gareth David-Lloyd | ... | Ianto Jones | |
| Kai Owen | ... | Rhys Williams | |
| Owen Teale | ... | Ewan Sherman | |
| Maxine Evans | ... | Helen Sherman | |
| Calum Callaghan | ... | Kieran | |
| Rhys ap Trefor | ... | Huw | |
| Emily Bowker | ... | Ellie | |
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Robert Barton | ... | Martin |
In the countryside north of Cardiff, the Torchwood team investigates the disappearance of 17 people in the last few months. No bodies have been found and the police haven't a clue as to what may have happened to them. They set up camp in a field but when their SUV is stolen and then parked in a small village just a few miles away, they realize they're being lured into a trap. In the village, they find the remains of several inhabitants - stripped of flesh and organs - and one terrified survivor who promptly shoots Gwen with a shotgun. With Ianto and Tosh taken prisoner, they all soon come to realize that people are being hunted. Written by garykmcd
So I feel like this episode was actually a very future looking episode of the way the BBC has become. Its full of sappy stupid writing that is all the BBC these days.