Torchwood S02E07 Dead Man Walking [BBC Two] [Xvid] avi

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Torchwood: S2E7 (2006 — 2011)
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Dead Man Walking
20 FEB 2008Action, Drama, Mystery, Sci-Fi, Thriller, Horror50 min
season
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Captain Jack resurrects Owen with a resurrection glove, only to find out that the new glove isn't quite what they'd bargained for. Owen, in an undead state, helps the team figure out why he's still around.
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