24

[dabrockster]

After waiting 7 months for 24 it is always good to get it rolling again, even if it is formulaic and predictable. It was disappointing to lose Tony Almeda to the dark side, but Renee Walker can save my butt any day. I'm interested to see what new villains pop up this year. Jurgen Prochnow shows promise, having done the Nazi bad guy in several movies, now moving over to Russian mafia roles. But the question is, who is using the Russian mafia for their own gain? This will keep me watching.

I like the addition of David Anders (Julian Sark of Alias). I was surprised to see him, but I wish he had more of a role then what he has... It will be interesting to see how he plays out..

[Indy Coug]

They announced today that they are making a 24 movie.

What's the running time on that sucker? It's going to make Lord of the Rings seem like an executive summary.

[Fiyero]

I personally thought it would take a little longer for Crazy Renee to break. But boy, did she break in spectacular fashion!

It appears that way, but with this show you never know. Next week she could be in a secret meeting with the POTUS saying "good job, they bought it."

[dabrockster]

Preview for next week's episode has Jack threatening to kill the mother of a terrorist who is American to keep him for killing himself..

Glad to see Jack is back..

[Fiyero]

Fox cancels 24! There will be no Day 9. I wonder how many characters will be killed off in the finale

http://www.thrfeed.com/2010/03/fox-cancels-24.html

[Hot Lunch]

Fox cancels 24! There will be no Day 9. I wonder how many characters will be killed off in the finale

http://www.thrfeed.com/2010/03/fox-cancels-24.html

Jack needs to die saving the world now.

[Pheidippides]

I have actually quite liked this season, and last night's second episode took me by surprise in the end. I didn't think that they'd

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actually kill President Hassan so simply, not with Jack and Renee about to take them all out. I hope Jack goes all Viet Cong on Dana Walsh now.

[venkman]

I have actually quite liked this season, and last night's second episode took me by surprise in the end. I didn't think that they'd

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actually kill President Hassan so simply, not with Jack and Renee about to take them all out. I hope Jack goes all Viet Cong on Dana Walsh now.

This has been a very good season.

[PaloAltoCougar]

Last night was very good and I, too, was surprised by the final moments. I'd like to see the immunity deal (which like all 24 contracts got drafted during a commercial break so I'm sure there's some excellent lawyering there). Was it contingent upon the safe delivery of hostage? Was is so broad as to eliminate prosecution for DAna having killed Milton Waddams and stuffing him in the air vent?

My youngest and I are having a very enjoyable time watching and commenting upon this season's hijinx. The show is going out strong. It'll be fun to see what absurdities Logan brings to the table.

[Pheidippides]

Last night was very good and I, too, was surprised by the final moments. I'd like to see the immunity deal (which like all 24 contracts got drafted during a commercial break so I'm sure there's some excellent lawyering there). Was it contingent upon the safe delivery of hostage? Was is so broad as to eliminate prosecution for DAna having killed Milton Waddams and stuffing him in the air vent?

My youngest and I are having a very enjoyable time watching and commenting upon this season's hijinx. The show is going out strong. It'll be fun to see what absurdities Logan brings to the table.

I think they explicitly stated it was contingent on safe delivery of the hostage. So Dana/Jenny is pretty screwed there. While that subplot seems to be mostly over, I can yet see a three party torture team taking Jenny to the cleaners: Jack, because he's the consummate professional torturer, Renee, because she's unstable anyway and likely finds it to be a turn-on, and Cole because he's pissed as hell.

Logan is, in my wife's words, her least favorite 24 character ever. I can't tell if it's that she hates the character as a character because he is deplorable or thinks he is a stupid inclusion in the show. Either way, you know something bad is happening if he's coming aboard.

[dabrockster]

I was very disappointed that Jack did not torture Dana/jenny instead of allowing the the deal to happen. It made Jack look soft (Maybe Chuck Norris could take him now)..


when they mentioned this was Jack's last hours, I actually was thinking they would take Freddie Prince as the new Jack. I could of seen him torturing and kill Dana/Jenny in the next epsiode and letting us know he was up to the task of replacing Jack.

I am disappointed that 24 is going away. I will need to rent the Seasons since I got on board only a few years ago...

[Parrot Head]

I was very disappointed that Jack did not torture Dana/jenny instead of allowing the the deal to happen. It made Jack look soft (Maybe Chuck Norris could take him now)..


when they mentioned this was Jack's last hours, I actually was thinking they would take Freddie Prince as the new Jack. I could of seen him torturing and kill Dana/Jenny in the next epsiode and letting us know he was up to the task of replacing Jack.

I am disappointed that 24 is going away. I will need to rent the Seasons since I got on board only a few years ago...

The scene near the end of the second episode last night was pretty impressive. You don't usually see something like that on TV. My favorite season was #3 because it had a few strong moral dilemmas that forced you to think and consider the game plan.

[Fiyero]

The board game Clue has a new 24 edition. The weapons are things like a nuclear bomb or an airplane tower. The places are the CTU Director's Office, the Panic House, Jack's Car, etc.

[dabrockster]

The scene near the end of the second episode last night was pretty impressive. You don't usually see something like that on TV. My favorite season was #3 because it had a few strong moral dilemmas that forced you to think and consider the game plan.

Tonight's episode did not disappoint... I am curious to see where they are going with this for the last 6 episodes.

[Fiyero]

It took 18 hours this season for the Director of CTU to resign/be fired/go crazy. Is that a new record? Usually we're on our third Director by now.

Also I've never seen Jack take a break to make out with Terri/Audrey/Renee during the crisis, before today. Why end the show just as the writers are making new strides?