Kevin Porter

Danny Federici, we'll meet you in the land of hope and dreams

RossTerry

solid episode

The details of my life are quite inconsequential.

WillG

Not going to bother to spoilerize, except for any preview information, so be careful if you have not seen the episode.

Not bad, some good tense moments. The Palmer scenes were the weak part as usual

Looks like Salizar has the upper hand now and Jack is heading to Mexico. Jack should have been more clever than to go all the way to the airfield with Salizar. Pretty obvious that he was not going to let Jack go once they got there. Should have just stopped the car a few miles before the airstrip and let Salizar go the rest of the way on his own.

Kyle tested negative for the virus. Does this mean somebody else is infected or there never was a carrier to begin with? Why would the bad guys be all over Kyle if he had no purpose. Pretty elaborate smoke screen.

Kim stumbles onto Gael's plot and now he has her (wouldn't be 24 if Kim did not get herself into trouble somehow) But how long can he possible keep her before someone realizes she's gone. Or, how can he kill her without blowing his cover? Guess we'll find out

Henry Gale

Run Kim, RUN!

Will_B

Maybe he won't kill her. Could turn into a he said she said if they each leave that room healthy.

"You're the mole!"

"No, YOU'RE the mole!"

"You are!"

"Daaaaad!"

Dan Rudolph

Why the hell did Jack disable the radio?

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Ken Chan

So that they couldn't track the copter, although they found it pretty easily anyway. I thought the whole "forced hailing frequency", which they found just seconds too late, was almost as lame as the "can't shoot him down" also just seconds too late. Talk about your artificial tension.

And Kim, finish the damn phone call instead of asuming the feet you see are whatshisname's. (Was she trying to call him?) Also lame, but we know Kim has to be in danger at some point.

//Ken

Matt Stone

So no one could try to convince him to land the helicopter. Of course, that's a bunch of BS, though...it would make sense for Jack to not communicate with anyone, but I think it would still be useful for him to hear what they have to say.

I really liked tonight's episode. Glad to see that Tony's doing alright. It was very interesting to learn that Kyle didn't have the virus after all. Now we can get to the real plot.

Dan M~

Sorry, but "24" just has not hit stride this season. There just is no story here. What are the writers attempting to accomplish?

In Day 2 they left too many unanswered questions, Day 3 seems to be on track to top it.

I now understand why they do not have an encore showing later in the week... word of mouth would have nobody watching.

They have one more show to captivate me... this time of year is just too busy to put things aside for another mediocre show.

Sorry. I really did like Day 1 and Day 2.

WayneG

While I enjoyed tonight's episode, it is interesting that there doesn't seem to be any threat left to LA - unlike the first two years. I'm not sure where it's going to go from now. Maybe Kim will go all Commando and set off on a rescue! I pretty much knew that Kyle was a ruse with the way they set up the blood testing scenes.

There is a lot of forced tension this season. It seemed strange that they couldn't shoot down Jack because he was wobbling around in the air. Didn't he mention they had the heat signature? It seems like it would have been an easy shot.

I agree that the Palmer scenes are weak.

I'm sure that the mole guy will just tell Kim to keep quiet or your father dies - or something similar. I actually found Kim's bit the best part of tonight's show. Yikes!