Last Moment Reminder: 24

[Sagan Darkside]

Salutations,

Don't forget 24 is finally back on!

Time to see if my dream girl (evil and cute) can get away with killing her fiance.

SD

 

[Sirius_Black]

So Sagan Darkside....

What do you think of your dream girl now? Wish you were the one with the key to that locker?

 

[Sagan Darkside]

Haha.. err.. yeah..

Well, that was a tad disappointing, but I can't have high expectation of an evil person.

I am sure they just arm wrestled for the key- she wasn't in there long, after all. Err.. yeah.. thats it..

SD

 

[orbitalfreak]

This wasn't their best episode; after watching it, I felt as though it was a little plain, kinda uninspired, and even boring. Next episode, though, looks like it'll be good.

Does anyone else think Fox has the guts (or other organs) to acutally have the bomb explode? THAT would be an interesting backdrop for Season 3.

 

[Sagan Darkside]

Salutations,

I really wish they would just stop wasting time with the daughter.

Yes, I know she is cute, but she has the worst luck in the universe. Anyone who spends time near her (especially in a car) has to be out of their mind.

I bet some poachers are going to pick her up and it is going to turn into the 24-version of I Spit On Your Grave.

Or it will turn out the mountain lion is a terrorist

I liked seeing Jack admire Kate and then have to deal with his suspicions of her.

The president making a hard decision was interesting. I really would like to know what they are up to (NSA-guy and the ex-first lady).

Since the VP is not a character, my guess is they are involved in some kind of coup. For the NSA guy to turn down that offer- he must believe he is going to come out on top.

The worst part of 24 is that it seems to be a rule in that universe that all women are evil or stupid. heh

SD

 

[orbitalfreak]

I finished watching Season 1 last weekend on DVD, and thought that Kim's story-line was nicely developed (not to mention the character [or certain parts of the character ]), but this season she just seems to "be there" to have a part in the show. I was just beginning to get really into the Kim-Megan plot when it was ended rather abruptly.

Oh well, who knows; she may end up being an integral part of the main plot before its all over.

 

[Harp]

SPOILERS (minor)






When Kim first showed up in this episode, tramping around, lost in the woods, I turned to my wife and said, "With any luck, she'll get eaten by a mountain lion and we'll have done with this silly subplot." I said that knowing that it would have been the most RIDICULOUS plot device they could've possibly come up with (after last year's soap opera-ish amnesia silliness). Imagine my sadness, then, when Felis concolor made its appearance.

We're all in trouble, though. It seems the lions have learned how to set snares...