From: arikostinaal@hotmail.com 
  
 HEYA! 
  
 > 1- Has the actor who plays Captain Jack signed on for 
 > the next season/series? 
  
 John Barrowman is doing 'some' of the next series. I'm sure we'll find out 
 how many, later! 
  
 > I hope Rose resurrected all the 
 > others killed by the Daleks, and everyone on earth, too-- 
 > wouldn't it have been mentioned in the "End of the World" 
 > episode that the Daleks had wiped out every creature on 
 > Earth? I need to go back and rewatch that episode, but 
 > I don't remember that being said. 
  
 We don't know what happened yet. RTD has said that the Christmas episode 
 leads directly on from TPOTW, so who knows? 
  
 > What about Jackie? Mickey? All three 
 > characters have grown immensely (but still have a long 
 > way to go) since the series started--I like that they 
 > add a more chaotic human touch to things, makes Rose 
 > actually seem quite the most sane one at times! :-) 
  
 I'm sure we'll see a lot more of them in season 2. I love Jackie and Ricky, 
 I mean Mickie... 
  
 > 2- Did the Doctor actually destroy his own people and 
 > planet Gallifrey in the war that destroyed the majority of the 
 > other Daleks? I'm not as familiar with all the history of DW as 
 > a lot of you are, but that seemed the most reasonable 
 > explanation for his grief when he discovered this batch 
 > of Daleks still running around causing problems, like what 
 > he had done had been unnecessary. 
  
 I don't know. But I'm waiting patiently to find out. Personally, I reckon he 
 buggered off at the last minute - the big fat coward that he is! (grins) 
  
 > 3- Still trying to figure out the big deal about Jack 
 > kissing Rose and the Doctor goodbye--nothing sexual 
 > about either one...simply 'goodbye'. 
  
 I'm sensing a Jack theme going on here? Someone have a crush perhaps *tee 
 hee* 
  
 Don't worry, it's perfectly natural. 
  
 Cap'n Jack's a bisexual love god. There was nothing more to it than that. It 
 was just a kiss, and nice that there was no emphasis on either kiss, and 
 that Jack treated them both equally. 
  
 > 4- Rose specifically said, "*I* am the Bad Wolf", so 
 > why would she be a red herring, like I've read here in 
 > a few posts? Who else could it possibly 
 > be? I think this storyline is done and there won't be 
 > anymore Bad Wolf references in the future. 
  
 She's not a red herring. That storyline's done and dusted. Look for a new 
 recurring theme in season 2. 
  
 Keep asking more questions. It's better than some of the stuff that's flying 
 around at the moment 
  
 K 
  
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