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Alright.
So... Audrey's been lobotomized, Doyle's stupid, classic anti-social Chloe's back, and... ewww... yet another bout of (implied) hot presidential sex.
Knowing what I know about 24, Bill and Karen won't be at odds for too long.
Hooray for the O'Brians!EDIT: DAMN! screwed up the title... 12 am to 1 am
I think Jack was lobotomized in China because he just does not seem himself today.Let's hope the VP's
sexAide is a mole because that storyline is not interesting at all!
>Let's hope the VP'ssexAide is
>a mole because that storyline is not interesting at all!We'll meet her boyfriend next episode, and you'll get your wish.
Hmmmm.....have we met her boyfriend before?
LAST EDITED ON 04-25-07 AT 07:39 PM (EST)... but he makes a phone call that reveals where he stands.\
Of course, she doesn't know. Haven't we seen that plot before, too?
I could definitely do without the thought of those two going at it. Normally I like blondes but even the blondie effect doesn't work with her.Those two are just most unsexy people in the world. This whole second storyline seems a bit like filler cause they had nothing left to finish the season. I'd almost rather they'd just let the Fayed storyline play a bit longer or involve some more russians or something. Anything to do with Audrey is just boring.
Somehow either Tom Lennox is going to blackmail the VP again or Wayne Palmer is going to make a miraculous recovery- either way Karen and Bill will be saved somehow.I'm really disappointed in this extra Audrey storyline.
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>either way Karen and Bill
>will be saved somehow.Hint: Guess who Jack is going to turn to for help once he breaks free from CTU custody. And guess who resigns at the White House when everything is over.
>I'm really disappointed in this extra
>Audrey storyline.It's better than it could have been. They've written Audrey into PTSD or brainwashing instead of lobotomization. In the original draft, Jack couldn't blow the house because the brain-damaged Audrey wandered back in after Jack told her to leave.
yet another bout of (implied) hot presidential sexImplied or not, there was nothing hot about that, just creepy.
Oh, I know. My sarcasm-o-meter broke.I'm just recalling the Logan/Martha 2-minute-schtupp from last season.
Hooray for the O'Brians!
I tell myself every week that this will be the last episode I watch, cuz jumping the shark is getting so dull. I'd like to see a show of hands of people who actually thought Jack's plan would work. I'd like to see a show of hands of people who actually cared. No matter how that episode turned out, it would have been predictable.I keep seeing Powers Booth playing Jim Jones, which he did 20-odd years ago (good 'n' creepy there, too). He'd also make a good Sideshow Bob.
The hills are alive with the sigs of TribeWhat if imagination and art are not frosting at all, but the fountainhead of human experience?
—Rollo May
LAST EDITED ON 04-24-07 AT 12:58 PM (EST)I'm more interested in the superpowers possessed by the Chinese. They sneak in, they sneak out, and no one ever sees anything (or, at least, no one can stop them). Are they refugees from Heroes?
Guess where they're headed next? Hint: it's a heavily-guarded LA building that seems to be porous as a sieve, because terrorists have hit it in several different seasons, beginning with Season 2.
Gee, I wonder where that could be. That place has more moles than my front yard.
What if imagination and art are not frosting at all, but the fountainhead of human experience?
—Rollo May
No moles this time. Just some sewer rats. And one of the people there sacrifices his life to save someone else.
Well, there are three candidates for that sacrifice: a husband who had to take one for the team, a jilted ex-husband, and a sorta jilted boyfriend who doesn't really do anything but walk around with his mouth open and wonder who's plotting against him. Of course, there could be the jilters doing that, but killing off one of them would be un-PC, and the other...well...24 ain't 24 without Chloe.
But, they've done dumber things.
Since Milo is the shows most boring character, I'm gonna take a wild guess that he hero's up and gives his life to save them. That or Morris does it to get the stigma of arming the nukes off him. I mean we can't have a season where Chloe is actually happy or something.
They're not gonna whack Morris. He's still got some redeeming qualities. The same cannot be said for Mr. Pressman. I see a Lynn McGill kinda thing in his future.
Hooray for the O'Brians!
Ahh, my dear -- love is so blind.If they can whack Edgar, they can whack anyone.
What if imagination and art are not frosting at all, but the fountainhead of human experience?
—Rollo May
I keep seeing Powers Booth playing Jim Jones, which he did 20-odd years ago.Me too! Me too! Me too!
And every time I see Doyle, I see the cutest.kid.actor.ever.
*snif* *snif*
Nice pic...LOL. Notice how he's no longer "Rick" he's back to being "Ricky".
This was my least fave episode this season. I just don't like the Audrey storyline. So I was not really into it. I'm ready for them to move on to other things. (And how many times are they going to arrest Jack?)And when are they going to let us know if Logan died or not?
Don't worry about Logan. He and Behrooz are just fine.And the cougar, too.
Hooray for the O'Brians!
And how many times are they going to arrest Jack?As many times as he can escape.
What if imagination and art are not frosting at all, but the fountainhead of human experience?
—Rollo May
Let's send him to Panama with Michael Scofield!
