
I am going to assume that everyone has seen last night’s episode of 24. If you haven’t you really should be watching it now instead of reading my blog; last night’s episode was another example of why 24 is the best show on television. It is so good that even the commercial breaks are too long to wait for more action - much less the week in between shows.
Some points from last night:
Question for next week: Who was behind the bed? Kim? A cougar? Nina? (I know she’s dead - but don’t put it past the producers to do it and make it plausible). My vote - Agent Charlie Brown (Agent Chase Edmunds from Season 3).
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kristen
February 1st, 2006 at 10:56 am
From the haircut I thought it was the awesomely crazy First Lady’s gopher girl, but I think it’s time for the inevitable naked bisexual terrorist extraordinaire Mandy sighting. The fanboys will be all atwitter! God I miss the cougars.
Anonymous
February 1st, 2006 at 12:51 pm
Jack Bauer doesn’t need AllState. AllState needs Jack Bauer. They’re in good hands.
Cyn
February 2nd, 2006 at 12:56 pm
I’m lol-ing at your commentary, Spencer.
I said the same thing to Randy about the new girlfriend being so much better looking than Audrey (he agreed.) Not to be catty, but either the woman playing Audrey had a nose job gone horribly wrong, or she was just born with a nose that veers strangely off center. Either way, I find it disturbing (I’m easily disturbed.)
Oh yeah, the knife under the eyeball thing was a little disturbing as well.
We were rolling our eyes during that whole Audrey-Jack phone call. The obligatory romance always throws off the pacing IMHO.
But it does give us something to make fun of.
I didn’t really get a good look at the person hiding behind the bed, but I conjectured at the time that it was Tony, having made a miraculous recovery. But I’d love it to be the ghost of Nina. Yeah, that’s what Jack needs, to be torn between Audrey and the ghost of his former lover/nemesis…