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Jess Fenton explores the concept of the Miracle Zone — a state of high-frequency alignment where manifestations come with ease. Jess delves into the importance of stepping away from distractions and addictions, emphasizing the need for silence, presence, and timelessness to recalibrate the body's internal chemistry. She shares insights on how high-frequency vibrations allow for synchronicity and flow, while the lower vibrational frequencies pull us into constriction. By moving into this state of pure contentment and patience, everything you desire will naturally align, without effort or hustle.Key Points:The Miracle Zone:Jess introduces the "Miracle Zone," a high-vibrational state of being where everything in life flows effortlessly. This zone is not about chasing manifestations, but rather creating an energetic environment where they come naturally.Energy and Hormones:The body's chemical balance (dopamine, serotonin, oxytocin) is often influenced by external sources, leading to addictive behaviors. True recalibration comes from inner peace and presence, which allows the body to restore balance naturally.Manifestation and Presence:Manifestation isn't about doing more but subtracting distractions and allowing inner fulfillment. Jess describes a state of pure contentment where nothing is needed externally, and everything you desire flows in naturally.The Role of Energy Sensors:Jess highlights the importance of "energy sensors" and how childhood experiences and societal conditioning cause them to close. The goal of manifestation is to reopen these sensors by embracing presence and connecting deeply with the present moment.Timelessness and Patience:True patience isn't about forcing or waiting for something external to change. It's about cultivating infinite patience within yourself, allowing the manifestation process to unfold without any sense of urgency.The High Frequencies and Synchronicity:When in high frequencies, life feels like a symphony—harmonious and flowing. This state amplifies synchronicity, where everything aligns effortlessly. Jess shares how messages and signs appear in the most unexpected ways, creating an undeniable flow of luck.Stepping out of the Matrix:Jess concludes by acknowledging that while we often return to the "matrix" (the lower vibrational world), we can always shift back into the Miracle Zone, where life is aligned and effortlessly guided by the universe.Takeaway:The Miracle Zone is about getting into alignment with your highest frequency, where everything you desire comes naturally, without hustle. Through presence, silence, and patience, you can experience effortless flow and synchronicity, opening up to a life of ease and manifestation.To work with Jess email: jess@goinward.co.ukwww.instagram.com/goinwardwww.goinward.co.uk

There was never a chance this episode would be called anything else... It's the finale of Miracle Day, and our 99th episode. Join us on Saturday 22nd March for our LIVE 100th episode! (If you can't make it, you'll be able to listen next Wednesday in the podcast feed.) Just a quick content warning: it goes with the territory, but throughout our Miracle Day episodes we will obviously be discussing death and other potentially troubling themes.  About Time: www.linktree.com/abouttimecast

This week we learnt what Stephen has in common with the Daleks: defeated by a flight of stairs. We also discuss the next two episodes of Miracle Day, including the raunchy flashbacks with Angelo! Just a quick content warning: it goes with the territory, but throughout our Miracle Day episodes we will obviously be discussing death and other potentially troubling themes. About Time: www.linktree.com/abouttimecast

We are a Kai Owen appreciation podcast this week (when aren't we?)! We discuss episodes 5 and 6 of Miracle Day.Just a quick content warning: it goes with the territory, but throughout our Miracle Day episodes we will obviously be discussing death and other potentially troubling themes.About Time: www.linktree.com/abouttimecast

Part two of our Miracle Day coverage, plus tangents including arcade claw machines and Ben's "moo-sical" about cows.Just a quick content warning: it goes with the territory, but throughout our Miracle Day episodes we will obviously be discussing death and other potentially troubling themes. In this episode we briefly discuss miscarriage and stillbirth, so if you'd prefer to skip that section it's highlighted with a warning just beforehand.About Time: www.linktree.com/abouttimecast

OK, guys, it's happening. Miracle Day is doing what everyone said it would do. Join us as we try and figure out what the hell is wrong with everyone, why an incredible actor is given one scene and a plotline that doesn't really go anywhere, what the deal with Esther is, and what the deal with Colin Maloney is, as we delve into The Categories of Life AND The Middle Men... The post Torchwood: Miracle Day Episodes 5/6 – The Categories of Life/The Middle Men first appeared on Friendly Mushroom Productions.

OK, guys, it's happening. Miracle Day is doing what everyone said it would do. Join us as we try and figure out what the hell is wrong with everyone, why an incredible actor is given one scene and a plotline that doesn't really go anywhere, what the deal with Esther is, and what the deal with Colin Maloney is, as we delve into The Categories of Life AND The Middle Men... The post Torchwood: Miracle Day Episodes 5/6 – The Categories of Life/The Middle Men first appeared on Friendly Mushroom Productions.

This week we begin the final season of Torchwood, with episodes 1 and 2 of Miracle Day. We also give you a review of our recent theatre trip(s), and more book talk!Just a quick content warning: it goes with the territory, but throughout our Miracle Day episodes we will obviously be discussing death and other potentially troubling themes.About Time: www.linktree.com/abouttimecast

What a nice young GENTLEMAN, podcast. Miracle Day continues as we begin to wonder what the hell is going on, why these people are like this, and what the whole deal with verbose hitmen could possibly be. All this and more -- it's Dead of Night AND Escape to L.A.! The post Torchwood: Miracle Day Episodes 3/4 – Dead of Night/Escape to L.A. first appeared on Friendly Mushroom Productions.

What a nice young GENTLEMAN, podcast. Miracle Day continues as we begin to wonder what the hell is going on, why these people are like this, and what the whole deal with verbose hitmen could possibly be. All this and more -- it's Dead of Night AND Escape to L.A.! The post Torchwood: Miracle Day Episodes 3/4 – Dead of Night/Escape to L.A. first appeared on Friendly Mushroom Productions.

Reasons to Rejoice is a five minute window each day where we lift our eyes to God and revel in who He is! Advent can be a frantic time and often one where it's hard to feel near to God. Why not join with us to celebrate the goodness of God each day for 25 days? We don't want to dismiss the challenges of our world, but we do want to celebrate the King who came to the manger and now sits in glory. Let's dedicate ourselves to rejoicing in Him this Christmas.

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God has clearly shown where He is working in this end time. He will force all rebels to drink this bitter cup of reality. Autobiography of Herbert W. Armstrong Raising the Ruins Malachi's Message to God's Church Today A Pivotal Sign of the End Time January 16: God's Miracle Day

Today, we are joined by Hal Elrod. Hal Elrod is on a mission to elevate the consciousness of humanity, one person at a time. As an international keynote speaker, host of the popular Achieve Your Goals podcast, and author of one of the highest rated books in the world, The Miracle Morning, (which has over 6,000 five-star Amazon reviews and has sold over 2 million copies) he is doing exactly that. Hal actually died at age 20. His car was hit head on by a drunk driver at over 70 miles per hour, he died for 6 minutes, broke 11 bones, suffered permanent brain damage and was told by doctors that he would never walk again. Then, at age 37, he nearly died again when his heart, lungs, and kidneys were on the verge of failing, and he was diagnosed with a rare, aggressive form of cancer. After being given a 30% chance of surviving, Hal once again defied seemingly insurmountable odds to beat cancer. He is grateful to be sharing his life with his wife and their two children, in Austin, Texas. Hal's miraculous journey is featured in his most recent project—The Miracle Morning movie—a documentary that shows you how to live to your full potential and highlights stories of ordinary people who are doing the extraordinary. In this episode, we discuss Hal's journey from financial despair during the 2008 economic crisis to life transformation through the Miracle Morning routine. Hal highlights his six powerful SAVERS practices—Silence, Affirmations, Visualization, Exercise, Reading, and Scribing—that have empowered millions to achieve their potential. He also emphasizes personal development and intentional morning and evening routines as keys to success. Tune in to explore the practices that can transform your life, set you up for success, and lead to living a life of true potential. - Website and live online programs: http://ims-online.com Blog: https://blog.ims-online.com/ Podcast: https://ims-online.com/podcasts/ LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/charlesagood/ Twitter: https://twitter.com/charlesgood99 Chapters: (00:00) Introduction (01:13) Tip: From rock bottom to Miracle Morning (04:56) Tool: SAVER Six practices for personal development (09:12) Tool: Silence, affirmations, and visualization (18:55) Tool: Exercise, reading, and scribing (21:25) Tool: The Miracle Evening SLUMBERs routine (26:13) Conclusion

Allow the prophetic words to create your financial miracle! Discover more at www.PastorWayneSutton.com and pick up your copy of our book on amazon at https://a.co/d/0hz3nUhO  Prophetic decree #9 of 31 You can form your world with your words! Discover the power of prophetic decrees to unleash the financial miracles in your life. Biblically sound teaching along with daily decrees for evert day of the month.  

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Today we talk about January 16: God's miracle day. God has emphasized this date over and again in recent decades. This date points back to a man who fulfilled a vital role in preparing for the Second Coming of Jesus Christ—a man who restored all things, and who preached the true gospel of the Kingdom of God to all nations as a witness. Jan. 16, 1986, marked a dramatic turning point in world events. We also look at how many tragic curses have occurred on this date—and why they foreshadow even worse curses to come, as God tries to correct the nations out of His love for them. Finally, we see how God has used this date to perform dramatic miracles for His Church, speaking through revelation and opening mighty doors of opportunity. Links January 16: God's Miracle Day

Carl, Ryan, and Greg discuss all the games over Christmas weekend and Carl's Saints game experience. Watch the video of today's episode at Patreon.com/TheFlagrantOnes. Like the show? Rate FOOSBALLZ! 5-Stars on Apple PodcastsAdvertise on the podcast via Gumball.fm See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

[00:30] God's Miracle Day (39 minutes) Herbert W. Armstrong died 37 years ago today. Trumpet editor in chief Gerald Flurry wrote in Malachi's Message, “You are going to see the date of Mr. Armstrong's death take on more significance as time goes on.” Many prophetically significant events have taken place on January 16, as described in our booklet January 16: God's Miracle Day. On this anniversary, it is important for us to pause and consider Mr. Armstrong's ministry and what happened in the Church and the world after his death. [39:40] Biden's Troves of Top Secret Documents (16 minutes) Yet another batch of classified documents has been found at Joe Biden's residence in Wilmington, Delaware. These troves of documents reinforce the fact that Joe Biden is guilty of everything that Donald Trump has been accused of—only worse.

Today we talk about January 16: God's miracle day. God has emphasized this date over and again in recent decades. This date points back to a man who fulfilled a vital role in preparing for the Second Coming of Jesus Christ—a man who restored all things, and who preached the true gospel of the Kingdom of God to all nations as a witness. Jan. 16, 1986, marked a dramatic turning point in world events. We also look at how many tragic curses have occurred on this date—and why they foreshadow even worse curses to come, as God tries to correct the nations out of His love for them. Finally, we see how God has used this date to perform dramatic miracles for His Church, speaking through revelation and opening mighty doors of opportunity. Links January 16: God's Miracle Day

Hey, Who fans and welcome to Episode 368.After a chat about how great the recently released Season Two blu ray boxset is we chat about some great news straight from RTD on the new era of Who. We're then onto our review of Torchwood: Miracle Day - The Gathering.This is The Big Blue Box PodcastJoin us each week for a new episode every Friday from your hosts Garry and Adam. We talk news, reviews, commentaries and general chat on everything Doctor Who PLUS listen to our monthly Round Table episodes with the whole team. Check out our website where you can also listen to all of our episodes for free along with the amazing reviews and articles from our writing team.Follow us on the socialsCome and get involved and chat Who between episodes on Twitter, Facebook and Instagram. We also have a free Discord server for you to hop in and chat with other like-minded Who fans.Thank you for listening to this episode and remember to follow the podcast on your fav podcast app so you don't miss an episode when they drop every Friday (or pop over here for links to all the popular podcast platforms). Have a fantastic week and until next time remember... Aaaaaaaaaaallons-y!This podcast uses the following third-party services for analysis: Chartable - https://chartable.com/privacy

Hey, Who fans and welcome to Episode 366.We actually have news this week including some great news regarding production stuff for the Specials and beyond next year plus the announcement of our new companion Ruby Sunday.Our review this week is End of the Road from Torchwood: Miracle Day, and we know, we know, lol. Only two more episodes to get through. Next week it's some Tennant action with the two-parter The Stolen Earth and Journey's End.Links to the stuff we mentioned:Production news for the 2023 SpecialsOur new companion Ruby Sunday announcedThis is The Big Blue Box PodcastJoin us each week for a new episode every Friday from your hosts Garry and Adam. We talk news, reviews, commentaries and general chat on everything Doctor Who PLUS listen to our monthly Round Table episodes with the whole team. Check out our website where you can also listen to all of our episodes for free along with the amazing reviews and articles from our writing team.Follow us on the socialsCome and get involved and chat Who between episodes on Twitter, Facebook and Instagram. We also have a free Discord server for you to hop in and chat with other like-minded Who fans.Thank you for listening to this episode and remember to follow the podcast on your fav podcast app so you don't miss an episode when they drop every Friday (or pop over here for links to all the popular podcast platforms). Have a fantastic week and until next time remember... Aaaaaaaaaaallons-y!This podcast uses the following third-party services for analysis: Chartable - https://chartable.com/privacy

Pastor Larry Huggins prepares us to receive from God during the upcoming Miracle Day event on October 30. Learn more about the event and signup to receive the free e-book, "How to Receive and Keep Your Miracle," at https://zchurch.life/cross-out/ The Charismatic Revival is Online: https://zchurch.lifeLive, interactive - Church at the speed of life! Pastors Larry and Loretta Huggins and the amazing ZTeam!

Pastor Larry Huggins prepares us to receive from God during the upcoming Miracle Day event on October 30. Learn more about the event and signup to receive the free e-book, "How to Receive and Keep Your Miracle," at https://zchurch.life/cross-out/ The Charismatic Revival is Online: https://zchurch.lifeLive, interactive - Church at the speed of life! Pastors Larry and Loretta Huggins and the amazing ZTeam!

Pastor Larry Huggins prepares us to receive from God during the upcoming Miracle Day event on October 30. Learn more about the event and signup to receive the free e-book, "How to Receive and Keep Your Miracle," at https://zchurch.life/cross-out/ The Charismatic Revival is Online: https://zchurch.lifeLive, interactive - Church at the speed of life! Pastors Larry and Loretta Huggins and the amazing ZTeam!

Pastor Larry Huggins prepares us to receive from God during the upcoming Miracle Day event on October 30. Learn more about the event and signup to receive the free e-book, "How to Receive and Keep Your Miracle," at https://zchurch.life/cross-out/ The Charismatic Revival is Online: https://zchurch.lifeLive, interactive - Church at the speed of life! Pastors Larry and Loretta Huggins and the amazing ZTeam!

Pastor Larry Huggins prepares us to receive from God during the upcoming Miracle Day event on October 30. Learn more about the event and signup to receive the free e-book, "How to Receive and Keep Your Miracle," at https://zchurch.life/cross-out/ The Charismatic Revival is Online: https://zchurch.lifeLive, interactive - Church at the speed of life! Pastors Larry and Loretta Huggins and the amazing ZTeam!

ZChurch service for October 15, 2022The ZChurch, LIVE, Miracle Day event is coming Oct 30th. You can receive a miracle, and Pastor Larry will help you get ready to receive your miracle - this Saturday, next Saturday, and the following Saturday. He will share simple things you can do and things you need to know that will help you and your loved ones receive your miracle during the Miracle Day event. ___________________What is ZChurch?? We are a live, interactive, international, spirit-led online church at the speed of life! Join Pastors Larry and Loretta Huggins every Saturday live at 10am PST on Zoom (or other social media platforms). Go to our website below to click on the Zoom link!Website: https://zchurch.lifeE-mail us at info@zchurch.life for prayer requests or for more information!Follow us on social media!! Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/zchurch.thec...Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/zchurchlife/Twitter: https://twitter.com/zchurch_lifeThe Charismatic Revival is Online: https://zchurch.lifeLive, interactive - Church at the speed of life! Pastors Larry and Loretta Huggins and the amazing ZTeam!

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Hey, Who fans and welcome to Episode 350. Aside from a chat about the upcoming Peter Cushing Dalek films having the remastered treatment and coming to the BFI, we start our review of Torchwood's fourth series Miracle Day and episode one - The New World. This is The Big Blue Box Podcast Join us each week for a new episode every Friday from your hosts Garry and Adam. We talk news, reviews, commentaries and general chat on everything Doctor Who PLUS listen to our monthly https://feeds.captivate.fm/doctor-who-big-blue-box-podcast/round-table-episodes/ (Round Table episodes) with the whole team. Check out our https://www.bigblueboxpodcast.co.uk/ (website) where you can also listen to all of our episodes for free along with the amazing reviews and articles from our writing team. Follow us on the socials Come and get involved and chat Who between episodes on https://twitter.com/bigblueboxpcast (Twitter), https://facebook.com/bigblueboxpodcast (Facebook) and https://instagram.com/bigblueboxpodcast (Instagram). We also have a free https://discord.gg/8jZ42Qg (Discord server) for you to hop in and chat with other like-minded Who fans. Thank you for listening to this episode and remember to follow the podcast on your fav podcast app so you don't miss an episode when they drop every Friday (or pop over https://www.bigblueboxpodcast.co.uk/listen (here) for links to all the popular podcast platforms). Have a fantastic week and until next time remember... Aaaaaaaaaaallons-y!

Ramadan Mubarik! Here is one technique I learned to help you become more productive and get over any slump, insha'Allah.  Let's Chat!   MENTIONS: Issue 10 on Wednesday Musings (releasing on 04/06) This video by Sh. Yasir Qadhi This episode of the series by Yaqeen Institute ------- LINKS: Matcha Talk Website Show Notes SunnahLiving.com ------- Thank you for joining us!      

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This week, I chat with the wonderful Brian Minchin, executive producer of Doctor Who! He's also been script editor for Doctor Who and Torchwood, produced The Sarah Jane Adventures and Miracle Day, and is an absolute champion to boot. Plus, my love letter to Paul McGann's Eighth Doctor! Our GDPR privacy policy was updated on August 8, 2022. Visit acast.com/privacy for more information.

In this week’s show we tackle the second half of Torchwood: Miracle Day. We look at the build up to the epic finality that marks a chance in the series as we know it. Find out our impressions of the event. Also, a look at the news including an upcoming celebration of the 50 years in Doctor Who in the comics. Plus, some award giving to our favorite shows and news of an unlikely spin-off...Read more The post Episode 174 – It’s a Miracle Day appeared first on Traveling the Vortex.

Sorry, again, for the delay in this week’s podcast. As you’ll hear we are still struggling with a few illnesses and conflicts in scheduling. In this week’s show we take a break from Doctor Who and tackle one of it’s spin-off shows. We give our impressions on the first five parts of Torchwood: Miracle Day. Also, some of the news of the week, including our first thoughts on the new update for the wonderful game,...Read more The post Episode 173 – All I Need is a Miracle Day appeared first on Traveling the Vortex.

The Third Edition of AHistory amends and vastly expands the work of the sold-out Second Edition, continuing to incorporate the whole of Doctor Who into a single timeline. All told, this book takes nearly 1400 full-length Doctor Who stories and dates them in a single chronology — starting with the Universe's origins and working its way forward to the end of time. Specifically, this Third Edition covers all Doctor Who TV episodes through Series 6 starring Matt Smith; all New Series Adventures up through The Silent Stars Go By (#50); the Big Finish audio range up through Army of Death (#155); all Torchwood episodes, novels and comics up through Series 4 (Miracle Day); all The Sarah Jane Adventures episodes, audios and webcomics up through Series 5; the K9 TV show; all Telos novellas; the IDW and Doctor Who Magazine comics; and a cornucopia of other Doctor Who spin-off series (the Bernice Summerfield novels and audios, Dalek Empire, Iris Wildthyme, Faction Paradox and more). This book retails for $49.95, and is offered for sale off the Mad Norwegian website for $39.95 (shipping included) in the United States; international shipping rates vary. Release DateNovember 13, 2012ISBN9781935234111 This book retails for $49.95, and is offered for sale off the Mad Norwegian website for $39.95 (shipping included) in the United States; international shipping rates vary. Release DateNovember 13, 2012ISBN9781935234111

Reprinted from Wiki Pedia with all due respect "Night Terrors" is the ninth episode of the of the British television series , and was first broadcast on and on 3 September 2011. Contents [] [] Synopsis The Doctor decides to make a "house call" after his receives a message from George, a frightened 8-year-old child, asking his help in getting rid of the monsters in his bedroom. On arrival at a on present-day Earth, the Doctor, Amy, and Rory split up to try to locate the child. The Doctor, taking the guise of a social services worker, finds the right flat, and meets George's father, Alex, while his mother Claire is working a night shift. Through Alex's photo album, the Doctor learns that George has been frightened all his life, fearing many of the sounds and people around the flat and is helped to cope by various habits, including metaphorically placing his fears within his wardrobe. Meanwhile, Amy and Rory, while taking the lift down, suddenly find themselves in what appears to be an eighteenth-century house, but shortly discover most of the furnishings are wooden props. Other residents of the estate appear in the house, but are caught by life-sized that laugh and sing like children, and transform the residents into more dolls. Amy and Rory witness one transformation and try to flee, but Amy is caught and becomes a doll herself, joining the others in chasing Rory. The Doctor, suspecting that the wardrobe is containing the evil that George fears, opens it to find its contents are simply clothes and toys, including a doll house. The Doctor suddenly recalls from Alex's photo album that Claire did not appear pregnant in the weeks leading up to George's supposed birth, causing Alex to remember the fact that Claire was unable to have children. The Doctor asserts that George is a Tenza child, an empathic alien who took on the form of Alex and Claire's desired child through a , and has the ability to literally lock away his fears within the wardrobe. George begins to panic from this revelation and the Doctor and Alex are pulled into the wardrobe, joining Rory in the dollhouse. As the dolls descend on the three, the Doctor calls out to George to face his fears; George is able to open the wardrobe and appears in the dollhouse, but the dolls turn to advance on him. The Doctor realises that George is still frightened that Alex and Claire plan to send him away, having mistakenly interpreted a conversation they had earlier that night; Alex rushes through the dolls to embrace George as his son. They all soon find themselves back at the estate, restored to normal. Claire returns the next morning to find George no longer scared while Alex and the Doctor make him breakfast. After being thanked, the Doctor rejoins his companions to set off for their next adventure. [] Continuity The Doctor refers to "Snow White and the Seven Keys to Doomsday", "The Three Little Sontarans" and "The Emperor Dalek's New Clothes" as being among his childhood nursery stories, referencing the 1974 stage play and the and the , two of the series' recurring monsters. He also repeats his predilection for tea and from another Gatiss-written episode, "". He expresses his irritation that his sonic screwdriver still does not have "a setting for wood," a criticism also made by Rory in "" and "" and by in "". Rory states "we're dead again" after dropping down the lift shaft, referring to his previous deaths in "", "", "" and "", and Amy's in "". The episode's final shot continues the story arc for the second half of the series, showing the Teselecta file on the Doctor's date of death from "". [] Production The life-size dolls in "Night Terrors" are based on the of Germany and the Netherlands. told that he had always been scared of dolls, and was surprised that Doctor Who had never used them before. He was especially interested in , which he said were "the stuff of proper nightmares". In order to achieve a greater variety of stories in the first half of series 6 "Night Terrors" was moved to the second block of episodes, having been filmed as episode four. This necessitated minor changes to the episode, including the removal of a sequence featuring . [] Broadcast The episode achieved an overnight figure of 5.5m viewers, with an audience share of 25.9%, and Doctor Who was the fourth most-watched programme for Saturday [] Critical reception Reception to the episode has been largely positive. Assignment X gave a positive review "There's plenty of tension to be had in awaiting the arrival of the episode's central creatures – the creepiest dolls you will ever see. In fact, the horrific, bone-crunching transformation of human beings into dolls may trump the gas mask zombies as one of the most unsettling body horror moments in modern DOCTOR WHO. Amy's scene is probably the most affecting, although it's slightly undercut by the knowledge that she's going to be all right." Crave Online gave a positive review saying "This episode was reminiscent of "Fear Her," from the second season of the revived "Doctor Who." But "Night Terrors" fared a little bit better because it didn't rely on Jamie Oram's George to be anything more than a scared little boy. Matt Smith carried the day with another impressive outing as the Doctor. I think the key to Smith's tenure as the Doctor has been the sheer manic energy he throws into his performances. Some online commentators are already suggesting that the writer, Mark Gatiss might be the next showrunner after Steven Moffat." Dan Martin of the also commented on the suggestions of Gatiss as a future showrunner, commenting that the episode was an improvement on Gatiss' previous two episodes ("" and "Victory of the Daleks"). He complimented it overall as "a classy, creepy episode of retro Doctor Who" in comparison to "Let's Kill Hitler", though he saw its plot as over-similar to "" and other episodes written by Steven Moffat. [] References ^ . BBC. Retrieved 3 September 2011. Jones, Paul (19 August 2011). . . Retrieved 29 August 2011. "Episodes shuffle for the 2011 series...". (430): 7. 9 Feb 2011 (cover date). End of the Road (Torchwood) From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia 39 – "End of the Road" episode Cast Starring – – – – – - Others - - - Marina Benedict - - - - Noah - Blue-Eyed Man - - Claire - Shawnie David Desantos - Agent Baylor Nayo K Wallace - Wilson Production Writer Ryan Scott Director Gwyneth Horder-Payton Producer (UK unit) Executive producer(s) John Shiban (co-executive) (co-executive) Production code 108 Length 55 minutes Originally broadcast 26 August 2011 (US) 1 September 2011 (UK) Chronology ← Preceded by Followed by → "" "" "End of the Road" is the eighth episode of the of British series , and was first broadcast in the United States on on 26 August 2011. Contents [] [] Plot summary The Torchwood team arrives at the Colasanto estate led by Olivia Colasanto, Angelo's granddaughter. At the estate, Jack finds Angelo, now an old man and in a coma, having lived that long trying to find out about the secrets of immortality. Olivia reveals that the ones responsible for the Miracle are called "The Families", the three mob bosses who bought Jack when he was captured in 1928 and were able to create the miracle, in some manner related to his blood. Jack explains that his immortality doesn't work like that, but the Miracle is real, and a lot of his blood was taken while he was imprisoned. Angelo initially tried to join the alliance with The Families due to their common goal, but Angelo was rejected because they frowned on his homosexuality. While Olivia explains this, a CIA team led by Brian Friedkin captures everyone in the mansion. Friedkin is trying to cover up The Families and his treason. Rex explains that he set Friedkin up, so that he could expose him to the CIA at large. Using the I-5 contact lenses, he transmits Friedkin gloating straight onto a monitor in front of their superior, Allen Shapiro. With their names cleared, Jack and Gwen decide to work with the CIA in order to find the whereabouts of The Families, and stop the Miracle. But one of their only leads is destroyed when Friedkin kills himself with a bomb along with Olivia. Jack then takes some time to say goodbye to his former lover, as alarms go off around him announcing that Angelo's just died. In annoyance he turns off the machines, until he realizes that unlike everyone else on the planet, the rules for the miracle do not apply to Angelo either; as he dies in front of Jack. In , Oswald asks Jilly to get him a prostitute on a whim, claiming he wants something normal in this new world. Jilly gets a new intern, unaware that she is a CIA agent. When the prostitute arrives at Oswald's room, she is surprised to learn that Oswald just wants to have dinner with her. She rejects his offer and tells him that as a celebrity, he is worshiped, but as a man, he's still hated for what he did and soon will become a "Category 0". Demanding answers, Jilly reveals that there is a new law that is being worked on that will classify criminals like Oswald as Category 0s and send them to the modules. Angered that PhiCorp used him for their plans and intended to abandon him once they were done with him, Oswald batters Jilly and runs away. Later, Jilly is met by a representative of The Families, who shoots the CIA mole. The mole's identity was revealed by another Family agent (and presumably member) within the CIA, Charlotte Wills, who happens to be a former teammate of Esther and Rex. After a one-question job interview, he takes Jilly to meet The Families. Esther gets in contact with her sister, who's currently in a secure mental facility, and finds out to her horror that her sister wants to volunteer herself and her children to become "Category 1". In desperation, Esther ignores Jack's pleading not to reveal a critical detail she noticed about Angelo's room (the floor). After removing the floor panelling, a mysterious device is discovered. After Shapiro orders Gwen to be deported, Jack explains it's a null field transmitter, which interferes with the morphic field he previously postulated was behind the Miracle. Although he claims to be broadly unfamiliar with the technology, he is forced to help disable it so it can be taken to Langley. Jack modifies the Null Field to target sound, so he can converse with Rex and Esther without being overheard. Jack explains the reason for his reticence: he is trying to protect humanity from technology they should not have access to, due to the damage to the timeline. He also explains that the tech is alien, and that it came from the . It was buried in the ruins as shown in the , but Angelo had people salvage the transmitter, preparing for the miracle. It's suggested that Jack is mortal because Angelo used the device to target him as well through his blood. Jack begs Rex and Esther to help him escape, to help save the shining future he's seen. He takes a critical piece of the technology so nobody can replicate it. On the way out, an agent shoots Jack and sees Esther helping. Rex knocks the agent unconscious, and Esther drives a wounded Jack away. The episode closes with Esther begging Jack to reply, as she drives not knowing where to go, while at the same time Gwen is on the plane leaving the US for the UK. [] Reception The HD Room gave a positive review "Cryptkeeper Angelo did more for the plot progression of the arc in Torchwood: Miracle Day 'End of the Road' than every line that has come out of Rex's mouth up to this point. Jilly's flip out was a long time coming and didn't disappoint and again, the writing is subtle and effective, like watching Ali fight. All in all, 'End of the Road' is another great episode that allowed all the players, even Mekhi Pfifer as Rex, to showcase their skills as actors/actresses. Tons of questions are answered, and tons more presented. The giant ball that is Torchwood: Miracle Day's story arc is now rolling at full speed." Den of Geek gave a positive review "The beauty of Miracle Day is that there are so many things going on that, if one element isn't working for you, there's something else not far away." "The three families, though, is just one of the balls that this episode was attempting to juggle, with sizeable success I should add. Esther, played impressively as always by Alexa Havins, is facing the tragedies and difficulties within her own family. If we follow the usual path of Torchwood, that suggests she's got a horrific decision at some point to face, and just two episodes in which to make it. Rex, meanwhile, hints at what's troubling him, in that his days might be numbered the minute the miracle is reversed. Which, presumably, it will be. Will he, and many others, just instantly die? That might make for a haunting final episode? We also get Jilly Kitzinger coming out of the shadows of Oswald Danes, and more importantly, being recruited by the three families. What, exactly, do they want her to do? Whatever it is, lots more Lauren Ambrose in the final two episodes would be very, very welcome. I still think the more focussed work in Immortal Sins has provide the highlight of the series to date. But I also liked that End Of The Road was so keen to tell so much story. Credit to Star Trek veteran John De Lancie, who eats up every minute of screen time he's allowed. His contribution is a welcome one. And given that few showrunners can put together a momentous penultimate episode to a series as Russell T Davies, I, for one, can't wait for next week…" In the UK the episode was watched by 3.5 million viewers, a 15% audience share. Dan Martin states that after weeks on end of the same episode, Miracle Day seems to finally becoming into it's own with a tidal wave of answers. Most of the answers are however nonsense but viewers positively embrace it. The series still has two hours left but it finally feels like it's moving on, with Martin hoping that we the audience may see some aliens before long. While the return of Jilly and Oswald sets things up nicely for the conclusion of their story arc. [] References . BBC. Retrieved 26 August 2011.

reprinted from wikipedia with repect and thanks "The Middle Men" is the sixth episode of the of British series , and was broadcast in the United States on on 12 August 2011. Contents [] [] Plot summary In the pre-credits sequence, PhiCorp CEO Stuart Owens () attempts to investigate PhiCorp constructions sites in Shanghai but his hired investigator() jumps off a high-storey building to end consciousness rather than tell him the horror of what is really going on. Jack later confronts Owens and learns from him that the PhiCorp is as much a pawn as any other player in the system, and that whoever orchestrated the miracle has been working towards it for a very long time. He also learns of another term relating to the miracle which Owens' team of investigators have uncovered: "the blessing", dating back to the 1990s. In San Pedro, Rex finishes his video message contained along with the footage of Dr. Juarez's incineration, and Esther begins to suspect something has happened to Dr. Juarez. Rex attempts to pass himself off as a soldier working at the San Pedro Overflow Camp but is unsuccessful and captured. Juarez's killer, camp director Colin Maloney (), briefly considers using Rex's video to expose the death of Dr. Juarez and become a hero, but then attempts to kill Rex. Esther finds them and is forced to strangle Maloney. With assistance from soldier Ralph Coltrane (), who had been complicit in Juarez' murder, they are able to escape the compound with the footage. They release it, causing a public outcry, but do not affect the government's stance on Overflow Camps and the life and death category system. In Wales, Gwen manages to break her father out of the Overflow Camp as Rhys runs over the gates with Geraint in the back of his truck. With the Torchwood contact lenses, Gwen publicly broadcasts a message explaining the purpose of the Overflow Camps shortly before blowing up the Modules (where people are incinerated) at the Cardiff facility. However, touching down again in Los Angeles she is unable to make contact with Rhys. A mysterious phonecall at the LAX white privacy phone tells her to put on her lenses, where she receives a message directly to her line of sight from the conspirators behind Miracle Day: they have her mother, husband and child, and to set them free she must deliver Jack. [] Reception Assignment X described the episode as "lackluster", stating, "This story seems to excel in examining all the permutations of its premise in society – such as the intriguing “45 Club” early in this episode – but the further it goes in following the actual plotline with the Torchwood team and their investigation, the more frustrating it gets as a viewing experience". [] References [] External links on

The Categories of Life reprinted From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia with respect and thanks "The Categories of Life" episode Cast Starring – – – – – – Others – – – – – – Ralph Coltrane – Blue Eyed Man – Daniel Adegboyega – Guard Brad Bell – Nurse Chris Charles Carpenter – News Reporter Jim Conway – Man Jonathan Dane – Handsome Man Teresa Garza – Spanish Newscaster Brendan Hughes – Pidgeon Joelle Elizabeth Jacoby – Excited Teenager Liz Jenkins – Rachel Ria Jones – Pushy Woman Masami Kosaka – Japanese Newscaster – Maria Candido Francine Morgan – Stressed Woman Stuart Nurse – Thomason Tracy Pfau – Pale Woman Caroline Whitney Smith – Paramedic Vito Viscuso – Angry Man Randa Walker – Candice Production Writer Director Guy Ferland Producer (UK unit) Executive producer(s) Jane Espenson (co-executive) (co-executive) Production code 105 Length 55 minutes Originally broadcast 5 August 2011 Chronology ← Preceded by Followed by → "" "" "The Categories of Life" is the fifth episode of the of British series , and was first broadcast in the United States on on 5 August 2011 and in the UK on 11 August. Contents [] [] Plot summary The government panels are cancelled after PhiCorp and the world's governments implement a categorization system regarding life. Those who should have died and are brain-dead are assigned Category 1 status, and those who have persistent injuries/diseases are to be given Category 2 while Category 3 status are normal people who have no or minor injuries. Category 1s and 2s are sent to Overflow Camps which resemble where there are hidden modules not appearing on satellite footage, and Torchwood suspects that these modules have a dark purpose. Appalled by growing governmental control over life and death, Vera travels to California to assist Torchwood. As he survived a fatal injury, Rex investigates a camp in California as a Category 2 patient while Esther sneaks in and administratively assigns Rex a Category 1 status and smuggles him a camera to film evidence. Using her medical panel credentials, Vera attempts to inspect the treatment of Category 1 patients and discovers that many conscious people are being assigned Category 1 status, essentially being declared non-living by the government. Vera threatens to prosecute Colin Maloney, the man overseeing the overflow camp after she sees the inhumane conditions which conscious Category 1 patients are enduring. He panics and shoots her. To cover up his actions, he and soldier Ralph Coltrane transport her to one of the modules and place her inside. Elsewhere, Jack tries to convince Oswald to use his fame to expose PhiCorp's advanced knowledge of the Miracle, but Oswald goes ahead with his pro-PhiCorp televised speech to a packed stadium. Meanwhile, Gwen returns to Wales to rescue her father from an Overflow Camp. During the escape attempt, her father suffers another heart attack and the doctors later give him Category 1 status, which Gwen struggles to challenge. When her husband Rhys reveals to her that the camp's personnel are taking Category 1 patients to the "burn unit", Gwen deduces that the modules are in fact incinerators used to burn the Category 1 patients. This is grimly confirmed when, back in the California Overflow Camp, Maloney activates the incinerator on the module containing Vera. Rex comes across Vera but cannot free her, and is forced to watch her being burned alive, reluctantly video recording her agony. [] Reception Writing for the Guardian, Dan Martin describes this episode as the episode in which "Miracle Day finally realised its potential". For Martin, the success of the episode is based on the fact that it revolves around "looking at humanity through a camera contact-lens, darkly". He concludes by opining that although this episode is set in a world completely different to our own this episode has greater than those previous. 's Heather Hogan also praised the writing of the episode, stating that although she knew in advance that Vera was going to die, the ending left her with her mouth "completely agape". Hogan felt that the use of Nazi imagery relating to the in-universe use of the final solution was particularly unsettling. She questions whether this is making the show too dark, but ultimately concludes that the reverses applies, as Miracle Day now has her full attention, stating that the final scenes will continue to haunt her. Writing for entertainment site io9 Charlie Jane Anders also praises the set-up of the episode, stating that it illuminates a basic truth about the perils of rationing healthcare. She also praises the way some of the failures of the protoganists (particuarly Vera and Gwen) play into the episode, stating that "'The Categories of Life' exposes human vanity in the way that only a script by Jane Espenson could". [] References Martin, Daniel (6 August 2011). . . 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taken with thanks from wikipedia Plot summary Dr. Vera Juarez and several doctors visit an abandoned hospital that is being used to handle the extra surplus of patients but much to Vera's frustration, the plan is a failure as there are too many patients admitted to the hospital and they don't have enough equipment to handle them. Meanwhile, Ellis Hartley Monroe, a Mayor and member of the starts a campaign call "Dead is Dead", which aims to segregate the undying from the public until death finally comes for them. Oswald, Jilly and PhiCorp do not like this since her popularity might derail Oswald's and threaten PhiCorp plans. When Ellis makes a speech near the hospital where the extra patients are being sent, Oswald makes a bold move by entering the hospital and meeting the patients there, thus making the press immediately focus on him. Inside, Oswald tells the patients that they all deserve equal medical treatment and that people like Ellis are trying to take their rights away for them as they don't consider them human anymore. He promises to fight on their behalf and instantly the patients, the press and the public call Oswald a hero much to Ellis's frustration. The secret organization that controls PhiCorp drugs and kidnaps Ellis to a car compactor, where they tell her "The Families" will eliminate anyone who poses a threat to them before her car is crushed in the compactor, trapping Ellis inside. After obtaining information from the PhiCorp's servers, Torchwood learns that PhiCorp are building "Overflow Camps" around the world where extra patients will be sent. However, Rhys calls Gwen that her father is being sent to one of these camps as well and by the time Gwen tells him stop them, her father has already been taken away. [] Reception Den of Geek gave the episode a positive review saying "Come the end of Escape To L.A., it feels as if most of Miracle Day's key themes are now firmly established, even if the detail is yet to come. And the episode is an interesting one. It doesn't have the lovely smaller moments that really set Dead Of Night apart, and we still think that episode three is the peak of the series to date. But, episode four? It's still strong, and it's still worth tuning in to see."

Dead of Night (Torchwood) reprinted From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia with thanks and respect 34 – "Dead of Night" episode Cast Starring – – – – – – Oswald Danes Others – Jilly Kitzinger – Vera Juarez - Briam Friedkin - Brad - Congressman Morganthall Tasha Ames - Carla - Local Reporter Richard Augustine - George Sayer Daryl Crittenden - Young Man Mitchell Edmonds -Senior TV Anchor Matt Eyde - Atlanta Cop Mary Garripoli - Woman Tourist Ted Mattison - Phi-Corp Rep Jason Medwin - Sunroof Screamer - Preacher Brian Treitler - Dr. Murphy Randa Walker - Candice Perlmutter - Cop Michelle Wong - Nurse David Youse - Dr. Rosenbloom Production Writer Director Billy Gierhart Producer Executive producer(s) Doris Egan (co-executive) (co-executive) Production code 4.3 Length 54 mins Originally broadcast 22 July 2011 Chronology ← Preceded by Followed by → "" "" "Dead of Night" is the third episode of the of British series , and was broadcast in the United States on on 22 July 2011, in Canada on on 23 July 2011, and will be broadcast in the United Kingdom on on 28 July 2011. Contents [] [] Plot summary Rex (Phifer) and Esther (Havins) have joined Torchwood out of necessity. The team successfully acquire the phone from CIA director Friedkin (), through which Friedkin received mysterious orders to exterminate Torchwood. The team follow leads and uncover a stockpile of painkillers at the pharmaceutical corporation PhiCorp, indicating they knew the Miracle was going to happen. At a loose end, Jack (Barrowman) takes the night off and picks up a man in a bar, and Rex seeks solace in his surgeon, Vera Juarez (). Juarez tells Rex that PhiCorp representative Jilly Kitzinger () has invited her along to an important meeting tomorrow; Rex recruits Juarez to listen in for Torchwood, while Gwen goes on mission with the special and steals information from Kitzinger's computer. The meeting turns out to be a seminar, where Congressman Morganthall announces plans to make painkillers legal to purchase without prescription. At Torchwood HQ, Rex and Esther receive a mysterious phonecall from Friedkin's anonymous superiors and figuring their base has been compromised, realise that Torchwood must now leave D.C. Released murderer Oswald Danes () struggles to fit in the real world, and after being assaulted by police officers accepts Kitzinger's earlier offer of representation. He attends a select board meeting at PhiCorp. PhiCorp award him personal security on the condition he promotes their new painkiller legislation on national television to his growing following. Suspicious of Danes, Jack confronts him at the TV station. Jack gets Danes to admit that he does not feel forgiveness, but also that he enjoyed the rape and murder of his 12-year-old victim; Jack realises from this speech that Danes has a deathwish that is being denied him. Danes' security assaults Jack and releases him onto the streets just as Danes tells the world about the need for PhiCorp's painkiller legislation. [] Sex scene censorship controversy "Dead of Night" features a concurrent gay and straight sex scenes; the straight sex scene features Rex and Vera (Mekhi Phifer and Arlene Tur), and the gay scene features John Barrowman and guest actor , playing bartender Brad. Gay mens' website enthusiastically reported on Casey's casting in March; the casting side for Brad, released in December 2010, had assuaged fears that Jack would be "de-gayed" by American network Starz. Barrowman later told reporters that the gay sex scene the series would feature would be more explicit than previous shots of its kind in Torchwood, because Starz as a US premium cable network allowed the show to "push the envelope a little bit more". For airings in the UK, the BBC (a public broadcast network) edited the scene because it was deemed inappropriate for the primetime slot. However, a BBC spokesperson stated that the edit would not affect the story in any way. Barrowman however, responded by saying that sex scenes in the show were not gratuitous did form a part of the plot. This section requires . [] Reception 's Zack Handlen awarded "Dead of Night" a B- rating. He felt that the episode did not have any truly tense scenes compared to previous episode "Rendition". While he celebrated that the "two-fer sex scene" was unusual for mainstream science fiction, Handlen felt it "didn't make for gripping television", and felt Jack's hook-up was at least more believable than the prospect of a Rex/Vera romance. Though he gave the episode a relatively high rating, and was optimistic for Miracle Day as a series, Handlen's concluding paragraph stated "an episode like this isn't a good sign". reviewer Todd VanDerWerff wrote "With every week it's on the air, Torchwood: Miracle Day continues to expand its scope"; his reviewer was largely positive but marked with criticisms. He felt "the episode's mid-section was where it was flabiest", referring to Gwen's contact with Rhys and the lovemaking scenes. Like Handlen, he remarked on the believability of the Rex/Vera pairing, saying "It made sense for later in the episode that Rex and Vera had hooked up (since it gave her stronger motivation to work with Torchwood), but in the moment, it seemed ludicrously convenient." Like Handlen, VanDerWerff didn't find the American public's reaction to Danes believable either. However, his summary said "All in all, this was a "putting the pieces in place" kind of episode, and though some of the pieces were moved quite inelegantly -– again, the Rex and Vera hook-up -– much of whether this episode stands out as the start of a decline or a brief hiccup will be determined by where the pieces go from here." This section requires . [] References Jensen, Michael (5 March 2011). . AfterElton.com. Retrieved 23 July 2011. Jensen, Michael (12 December 2010). . AfterElton.com. 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