Torchwood: Seasons One & Two

Since I don't expect to re-watch these in the future, I might as well give them a post now.

Title: Torchwood: Season One & Season Two
Year: 2006-2007 / 2008
Network: BBC
Creator: Russell T. Davies
Directors: Andy Goddard (season 1, 2 episodes; season 2, 4 episodes), Ashley Way (s1, 2; s2, 4), Colin Teague (s1, 2; s2, 2), Brian Kelly (s1, 2), James Strong (s1, 2), Alice Troughton (s1, 2), Jonathan Fox Bassett (s2, 2), James Erskine (s1, 1), Mark Everest (s2, 1)
Writers: Chris Chibnall (season 1, 4 episodes; season 2, 4 episodes), Catherine Tregenna (s1, 2; s2, 2), Helen Raynor (s1, 1; s2, 1), Peter Hammond (s1, 1; s2, 1), Russell T. Davies (s1, 1), Toby Whithouse (s1, 1), Paul Tomalin (s1, 1), Dan McCulloch (s1, 1), Jacquetta May (s1, 1), Noel Clarke (s1, 1), James Moran (s2, 1), J.C. Wilsher (s2, 1), Matt Jones (s2, 1), Joseph Lidster (s2, 1), Phil Ford (s2, 1)
Starring: John Barrowman, Eve Myles, Burn Gorman, Naoko Mori, Gareth David-Lloyd, Kai Owen
Music: Murray Gold, Ben Foster
Episodes: 13 per season, at 50 minutes
Synopsis: a secret government agency uses scavenged extraterrestrial technology to fight aliens
How I saw it: streaming online (I think), 2007 and 2008
Subjective Rating: 6/10 (Okay).
Objective Rating: 7/10 (points off for story, pacing and cinematography) c. 2.4/4 (Okay).

Like I said in the last post: occasionally entertaining but more often just badly-written fluff.  John Barrowman can't act, but everyone else is fine.