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==Events==
==Events==
===February===
===February===
*The [[Eleventh Doctor]] dropped off [[Amy Pond]] and [[Rory Williams]] for a while and they took up residence in a house. ([[DW]]: ''[[The Impossible Astronaut]]'', Amy and Rory hadn't seen the Doctor in two months when the episode began)
*The [[Eleventh Doctor]] dropped off [[Amy Pond]] and [[Rory Williams]] for a while and they took up residence in a house. ([[DW]]: ''[[The Impossible Astronaut]]'')


===February - April===
===February - April===
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*Oswald Danes decided to accept [[Jilly Kitzinger]] as his public relations woman and promoted the idea of free healthcare following Miracle Day. Esther and Rex have been forced to join Torchwood, and with the help of Dr. Juarez, looked into what [[PhiCorp]] were doing after discovering a stockpile of drugs pre-dating Miracle Day. Jack confronted Oswald Danes, but Oswald ambushed him. ([[TW]]: ''[[Dead of Night]]'')
*Oswald Danes decided to accept [[Jilly Kitzinger]] as his public relations woman and promoted the idea of free healthcare following Miracle Day. Esther and Rex have been forced to join Torchwood, and with the help of Dr. Juarez, looked into what [[PhiCorp]] were doing after discovering a stockpile of drugs pre-dating Miracle Day. Jack confronted Oswald Danes, but Oswald ambushed him. ([[TW]]: ''[[Dead of Night]]'')
*Torchwood left for [[Los Angeles]] to discover more insight into PhiCorp. Oswald Danes met a new rival in Ellis Hartley Monroe, who was suddenly crushed into a car by "The Families". Gwen Cooper and Jack Harkness infiltrated a PhiCorp headquarters for sensitive information, but were nearly stopped by [[The Gentleman]], before Rex shot him. In Wales, Geraint was taken away from the hospital to an [[overflow camp]]. ([[TW]]: ''[[Escape to LA]]'')
*Torchwood left for [[Los Angeles]] to discover more insight into PhiCorp. Oswald Danes met a new rival in Ellis Hartley Monroe, who was suddenly crushed into a car by "The Families". Gwen Cooper and Jack Harkness infiltrated a PhiCorp headquarters for sensitive information, but were nearly stopped by [[The Gentleman]], before Rex shot him. In Wales, Geraint was taken away from the hospital to an [[overflow camp]]. ([[TW]]: ''[[Escape to LA]]'')
*Various world governments implemented the [[categories of life]]. Gwen tried to rescue her father Geraint in [[Cowbridge Overflow Camp]], but he suffered another heart attack and became category 1. Dr. Juarez, learning of this, joined Torchwood. She and Rex looked into [[San Pedro Overflow Camp]]. After discovering the horrible conditions there, Dr. Juarez was thrown into a [[Module]] by [[Colin Maloney]] to be incinerated alongside the category 1s, so she couldn't speak up. Oswald's standing was raised further at the [[Miracle Rally]] in Los Angeles. (TW: The Categories of Life)
*Various world governments implemented the [[categories of life]]. Gwen tried to rescue her father Geraint in [[Cowbridge Overflow Camp]], but he suffered another heart attack and became category 1. Dr. Juarez, learning of this, joined Torchwood. She and Rex looked into [[San Pedro Overflow Camp]]. After discovering the horrible conditions there, Dr. Juarez was thrown into a [[Module]] by [[Colin Maloney]] to be incinerated alongside the category 1s, so she couldn't speak up. Oswald's standing was raised further at the [[Miracle Rally]] in Los Angeles. ([[TW]]: ''[[The Categories of Life]]'')


==Behind the scenes==
==Behind the scenes==

Revision as of 23:39, 14 August 2011

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February

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July

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January

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August

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December

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