Week after week I keep expecting a let down, yet it never comes.
Cliff hanger after cliff hanger.
Good stuff.
Cliff hanger after cliff hanger.
Good stuff.
Chaplin said:I like the cliffhanger this week, but I couldn't keep myself from laughing hysterically.
Chaplin said:I like the cliffhanger this week, but I couldn't keep myself from laughing hysterically.
Yuma said:They would never do it, but what if Jack got his head lopped off like the other middle east hostages? Noone would believe it happening, until they did it. Up until the last moment, deep down, you'd think, someone is going to rescue him, or at the very least, he will go commando on the captors and survive. Think about the ratings furor if the decapitated him on this show. Fox would ignite a firestorm of controversy.
Then Tony, and that new black assistant director would have to save America.
SunCardfan said:that could be interesting probably would get fined by the FCC if they showed it but it would be pretty funny too...see his his head stairing at the camera...and then Tony says what do we do now?
Yuma said:Yeah, basically everyone at CTU waits around to hear from Jack before doing anything. If Jack was gone, they would spend two hours trying to figure what the heck to do!
FischerKing said:man - nothing like making it obvious last night that they were really fudging with the time factor. regardless, it was still pretty good - not the best episode of this season though. however, we did have the seasons first amputation last night.
shawn
nm132 said:The terrorists this season are incredibly well organized. They kidnap the secretary of defense, steal a nuclear plant override device, steal an F-117, shoot down air force one, and then recover the football (at least part of it). Looks like the next week they'll try to steal a nuclear warhead. They must have a supercomputer with good modeling software because even if CTU stops one thing, the terrorists are still 10 steps ahead in their new objective. I'm beginning to think 24 is not too realistic of a program.
Chandler Mike said:Yeah...there are so many unbelievable stretches this year...
1. The Air Force somehow lets a guy run a test flight on a Stealth bomber in a city with terroists running amock...
2. Air Force One/the President decide at the last minute to land in LA to make a speech about this stuff
3. The Terrorists of course completely predict this entire course of action
4. The plane crashes and Arwan (whatever his name is) is of course there in a second to grab the football, while Jack is 40 minutes away, although they were all sort of close together just the previous episode.
5. And the situation is so dire, so incredibly horrific that the football falls into terrorists hands, that they send JACK and ONE GUY after it in a helicopter...
I like the show, but dang, they are stretching things BIG time this year.
And what is with Michelle calling all the shots, while the head of division comes in and stands around?
And what happened to the Secretary of Defense?
Mike
nm132 said:"Amnesty Global" gets a court order in 5 minutes. The acting President needs 20 minutes to think about allowing CTU to use force to extract information from a material witness. S4 is still pretty good (10x better than S3) especially if you don't think about the details at all.
Looks like David Palmer is coming back next week though.
Chaplin said:Come on, since when has this show ever been realistic?
Seriously though, I like it this year--at least they don't have the really distracting side plots about Jack's idiot daughter and her doomed boyfriends.
nm132 said:"Amnesty Global" gets a court order in 5 minutes. The acting President needs 20 minutes to think about allowing CTU to use force to extract information from a material witness. S4 is still pretty good (10x better than S3) especially if you don't think about the details at all.
Looks like David Palmer is coming back next week though.