24: Season Seven (1 Viewer)

[BrianW]

Tony thinks it's a good idea to stage an attack now with the one remaining canister. If that's what he thinks, then why did he destroy the missiles with the rest of the canisters just before they launched?

 

[NeilO]

Jonas' attack was unauthorized. They also probably didn't want such a large scale attack as Jonas was planning.

 

[Michael Reuben]

Also, since Jonas was acting entirely for himself and does not even know the identity of the other group members, there was no way to determine whether he had targeted areas of importance (whether personal or professional) to other group members.

 

[Charlie Campisi]

On a completely different topic, was anyone else with a big screen distracted by the booger/protruding nostril hair in Will Patton's nose? (He was Tony's lady friend's inside guy in the syndicate of new bad guys. Also played the white coach in Remember the Titans and the homosexual psychotic political aide in No Way Out.) Sometimes, HD is not a good thing. Not at all.

 

[Dave Scarpa]

Nah most inteligent thinking people, not to mentions actors and actresses can seperate performance from real life, and know that it's only a TV Show.

 

[Michael Reuben]

Well put, Dave. We've already covered this.

 

[Mike OConnell]

Isn't that why they call it "acting".......one of the most fun parts about acting is learning how to play a character that is diametrically oppossed to your lifestyle / personality / beliefs. I spent time on stage during high school and college and the the ability to be able suspend your beliefs while acting is one of the most important things to do.

It is actually easier to play someone who is not at all like yourself because you must act to do it. If you are playing someone who is just like you it is actually more difficult.

I think it will be interesting to see how they tie many of the loose ends up in the last few episodes. Who will die, who will live, and what surprises and twists will happen.

Mike

 

[Jeffery_H]

If anyone wants to know who the "BIG BAD" is this year pulling the strings, EW spoiled it without warning back in March. If true, then according to EW it is:

The President's daughter. She was never in any real danger and she wants to control the "world powers" doing whatever it takes. PURE EVIL! If true, it explains the setup of her brother, mother/President, the reporter leaks, her guise for why she wants to take out Hodges, etc.

 

[Mikah Cerucco]

That's what lack of self control will do for you. I now wish I hadn't read that spoiler. It will actively change how I view the rest of the season. But what else would it do? What was I thinking by clicking it in the first place?

for some reason, I thought I'd be reading about something/someone we haven't really yet seen rather than something we already have. Part of the fun this season is guessing where Olivia's coming from. So much for that.

 

[Bryan Toth]

Well, I read the spoiler (and surprisingly hadn't seen it mentioned in EW ...) and wasn't all that surprised. In fact, I've been thinking along those same lines myself (especially with some of the events of the past hour .....)

 

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[Walter C]

This has definitely been a great season so far, with villains that are far better this season than last season.

Look forward to the showdown between Jack and Tony, and hoping they settle it with fists instead of guns.

Not likely though, with Jack's current condition.

 

[JediFonger]

i still think the daughter is coming back w/bone marrow and he'll get better in like 2minutes, lol. in real life, recovery from a transplant like that'll take months if not years.

 

[NeilO]

As a few have of us have mentioned, I think that the Jack's grandchild's core blood stem cells might be the cure. In any case I doubt that Jack will be fully cured in this season. His recovery will be between seasons and it could be months or years of whatever they feel like.

 

[TravisR]

episode 21
100. Hodges/?

Hodges had the greatest recovery from a heart attack in medical history and then someone blows him up. Poor guy couldn't win.

I always like when Jack has to look at himself in the mirror for the terrible things he's done so I dug the conversations that he had with Janis and the imam.

It was nice that kept more true to her character and had Olivia not be able to have Hodges killed. Granted, you don't know much about her but it seemed like when push came to shove, she couldn't have someone killed.

 

[Chris Atkins]

Boring episode tonight. A few interesting plot developments but a very slow pace. Just didn't grab me.

 

[Patrick Sun]

So did Aaron blow up Hodges?

 

[TravisR]

I was thinking it might be the President or, more specifically, her orders.

 

[Ken Chan]

It would be hilarious if Jack converted to Islam, either by season's end, or the start of next season.

 

[NeilO]

I'm thinking it still might be the contract killer who was going to blackmail her whether she paid in advance or not.