I think that all of McCrane's characters should be killed by vengeful helicopters.

They need to go back to Fame and kill off Montgomery the same way.

I thought the death of Romano was a brilliant move, not just because he'd just fired someone. The fired guy never told anyone he was fired, and just kept right on working. Plus, an asshole like Romano needed something supremely stupid to happen to him.

The show's picked up a bit, last season and this.

Who was it he fired, anyway?

I laughed and laughed and laughed when that happened.

You know, I've always wondered - if there is a God, why doesn't he just, like, tell us stuff, instead of us having to guess all the time.

Well, here's some info right out of the Deity's mouth:

MIAMI - A reverend who introduced Republican gubernatorial candidate Charlie Crist during a breakfast with other pastors Monday said the Lord came to him in a dream two years ago and told him Crist would be the state's next governor.

The Rev. O'Neal Dozier said that before the dream he did not know Crist, nor had Crist made known his plans to run for governor.

"The Lord Jesus spoke to me and he said 'There's something I want you to know,'" said Dozier, pastor of the Worldwide Christian Center in Pompano Beach. "'Charlie Crist will be the next governor of the state of Florida.'"

Since then, Dozier has spent time with Crist and talked with him at length about policy. He told the group that Crist would be uncompromising in his Christian faith.

"I introduce to you, as the Lord Jesus has said, the next governor of the state of Florida, Charlie Crist," Dozier said.

Crist's first words were, "Well, as they say, the praise doesn't get any higher."

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Who was it he fired, anyway?

The redheaded annoying guy. Archie Morris.

What character did Dr. Romano play on 24?

Also, what Cindy said.

McCrane played the mysterious guy who was running Logan.

Who was it he [Romano] fired, anyway?

He caught one of the newer young doctors smoking a joint behind the dumpsters in the alley. I forget which one.

Thanks for the info Jon. All I saw was the scene into commercial, where Jack had shot Not!Robocop, and then he saw the Little Ensign That Could, and started walking towards him menacingly. Then I came into the office to post. I heard it come back from commercial, and by the time I got back into the living room, Jack was surrendering to the Navy, and the Little Ensign was nowhere to be seen.

Also, because I missed a later episode in there (24) somewhere, can someone please tell me how the hell Audrey got unshot, or unstabbed, from when Peter Weller started her bleeding to keep Jack from chasing after him?????

Huh. I totally had forgotten that.

Sometimes I think the only reason I'm still watching (or halfwatching. I'm usually doing something else at the same time) is to see what catastrophe they'll dream up next.

I think that all of McCrane's characters should be killed by vengeful helicopters.

I dunno, his death-by-toxic-waste was pretty impressive in Robocop. And by impressive, I mean dis-gus-sting. What a shame they didn't get Kurtwood Smith into 24 this season - what with Peter Weller, Paul McCrane and Ray Wise it was practically a cast reunion already.