The "honest woman" thing was sort of a little joke; I don't know if I've ever heard anyone saying they've made an honest man of someone, although you probably can.
I don't know if even Jack is that self-obsessed, but I thought it was fun. Owen was nicer all round in S2, really; I think he was swearing because he was a little bit shaken. Having him and Ianto appearing was just a little last-minute thought, so I didn't leave the other two out on purpose; I just didn't find space for them...
Yes, the backstory information is all very contradictory and confusing, isn't it? I stick to the stuff on the website, because that's what I saw first, and because I've only heard about the Archives book rather than reading it. I sort of acknowledged it by saying that Kneale was a false name Gerald had used at some point, him being a secret agent type dude and everything.
I haven't seen any Equalizer in far too long; they don't seem to rerun it as often over here as they do some of the other 80s shows, but I used to love it. Edward Woodward is a classy actor whatever he's in. It was really nice to see Keith Szarabajka in The Dark Knight, actually; he had a great little scene with the Joker.
Re: Chapter 16 and other thoughts
I don't know if even Jack is that self-obsessed, but I thought it was fun. Owen was nicer all round in S2, really; I think he was swearing because he was a little bit shaken. Having him and Ianto appearing was just a little last-minute thought, so I didn't leave the other two out on purpose; I just didn't find space for them...
Yes, the backstory information is all very contradictory and confusing, isn't it? I stick to the stuff on the website, because that's what I saw first, and because I've only heard about the Archives book rather than reading it. I sort of acknowledged it by saying that Kneale was a false name Gerald had used at some point, him being a secret agent type dude and everything.
I haven't seen any Equalizer in far too long; they don't seem to rerun it as often over here as they do some of the other 80s shows, but I used to love it. Edward Woodward is a classy actor whatever he's in. It was really nice to see Keith Szarabajka in The Dark Knight, actually; he had a great little scene with the Joker.