Hey, Fury episode of 24 tonight.
Was it? Huh.
I guess he did the best he could with the material he was given. But man if this season isn't coming apart at the seams...
Anya ,'Same Time, Same Place'
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Hey, Fury episode of 24 tonight.
Was it? Huh.
I guess he did the best he could with the material he was given. But man if this season isn't coming apart at the seams...
Woohoo! Second thread I've had a hand in naming.
High-fives TomW in absentia.
So, 24. I realized tonight that Jack's off-the-cuff planning skills aren't a whole lot different than John Crichton's. The only difference is that Jack can't do quite so much collateral damage given the lack of sooper-Sci-Fi weaponry. Allowing for technological differences, I think Jack may have Crichton beat.
London's most expensive sandwich:
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I did not like Jack tonight. Most of the time I can sympathize with his Big Angsty Conflict over all the collateral damage he causes -- tonight, he deliberately send 10 LA cops to their deaths without a second thought. Not to mention Evelyn and her daughter, who I have no reason to believe survived Henderson's visit. I'm disappointed, frankly.
Jessica - weird, the first point didn't even ping me until you said it that way. I guess I'm just too used to TV/movies where the run-of-the-mill cops get used for cannon fodder.
The second one REALLY bugged me and if Henderson let them live, I'm going to be even more eye-roll-y. Even if he has them in his vehicle as hostages, it makes no sense. MAYBE I could buy them as insurance if the president tries to leave him out to dry, but I still might go blind. But otherwise, why make us wait to find out if they are really dead?
eta Woot! Numerically eponymous post!
I guess I'm just too used to TV/movies where
What pinged me is that they were NOT just standard action-movie cannon fodder. They weren't redshirts doing a job, Jack called them there with the express purpose of letting them be machine-gunned down while he escaped. Even if he was secretly hoping that they'd kill Henderson's guys first, that's a really shitty thing to do, even in the name of National Security.
Top fifty. Not bad for someone who's never around Natter any more.
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Top 50?
edit: Whoo!
and Hi Sean!
Damn, I was hoping to get my age as a post number. Well, this one is what I will be!
Everwood: Awww! Ephram's growing up. Good ending .