24

[Revan/anakinjmt]

Where did you hear someone else would bite the dust? Or is that based off of the preview? I've learned that they will deliberately try to mislead in previews sometimes. I will be watching to see who (if anyone else) bites the dust, but I know a large portion of the 24 fandom are wanting to see Kim leave the show for good, if you catch my drift. After not having Chase come back, I sorta agree. As long as it's not Jack, Chloe, or Bill Buchanan, I'll be fine. Audrey's sorta lived too long as Jack's girlfriend, lol. Although Kate survived. And, whatever happened to that woman and her son Jack was living with as Frank Flynn? I thought they were full cast members, not guest stars. Hmm.

[daBurninator]

What about this next episode? Apparently, someone else is going to go down. Wonder who it'll be?

Heh...if they keep killing this many people off, they'll be no one left for next season. RIP...like...half of the cast, now.

[Alexisonfire]

Heh...if they keep killing this many people off, they'll be no one left for next season. RIP...like...half of the cast, now.

Next season? Who said anything about a Next Season? I say they are going to kill off everyone...

[that_lufis]

Next season? Who said anything about a Next Season? I say they are going to kill off everyone...

Yeah. Hell, two major characters (I think) died in the last episode alone... the whole cast is going to die except Jack at this rate.

[Revan/anakinjmt]

Next season? Who said anything about a Next Season?

Uh...FOX did. Before Season 4 (also known as Day 4) ended, FOX renewed it for Day 5 and Day 6. Also, there apparently is a theatrical film in pre-production that will start production IMMEDIATELY when production on Day 5 ends, because they want the movie to take place between Day 5 and Day 6, hence why they want it to come out before Day 6 starts. After Day 6...who knows.

[that_lufis]

How would a 24 movie work? Geez, sitting through a total of nine hours of Lord of the Rings was bad enough, now what, a 24-hour movie?

How about an actual movie and a different name, like, Jack Bauer's Incredibly Bad Day That Gets Progressively Worse As It Goes Along or A Day In The Life Of Chloe or even Who's the Double-Agent This Time?

[daBurninator]

Edgar's Life in Heaven - The Musical

[Revan/anakinjmt]

Well, the first half hour or hour or so wouldn't be in real time, then something would happen and real-time would kick in. At most, it'd be a 3 hour film. One of those really quick terrorist attacks that don't take an entire day to fix.

Don't ask me how, all I know is they're in pre-production on it right now.

[Mr. Teatime]

Well, I'm afriad to read the posts in this thread because of spoilers. I just recently got addicted to this show, and just hit dawn of season one. Holy crap is it intense.

Jack's daughter is kidnapped by those baaaad guys, and now his wife is being taken too, by that "Allen York" who really isn't Allen York, 'cause he murdered the girl who he claimed was his daughter because she knew who the kidnappers were. Then she got a call from Nina while in the car with Allen, to find that a body Jack found in a car had been I.D'd as the real Allen York. And now Jack is driving to who knows where, with that assassin ordering him what to do.

I'm watching another before bed. That show actually makes me work up a sweat.

[Revan/anakinjmt]

Welcome Teatime, to the wonder of 24! Now you see why I love this show so much, lol.

Spoiler Warning for Season 5 below, Teatime, don't read!




























Woohoo! New episode tonight! I'm curious what people think: is Audrey really with the terrorists, or is this a setup? Personally, I'm with Jack on this. I don't believe it for a second. Considering just last season she was kidnapped, along with her dad, and both of them were nearly killed, her twice (remember when Tony saved her and Jack?), do you REALLY think she'd have anything to do with terrorists? Yet, I see this as what finally seperates Audrey and Jack once and for all. Too bad, I think they make a great couple.

[daBurninator]

It could go either way.

Audrey could be framed, since they framed Jack and killed almost everyone that knew he was still alive.

or

Audrey could have given terrorists info about Jack, so that they could frame him. Plus, she works at DoD and CTU. It's always good to have someone on the inside.

Also, new thought: No one attempted to murder Audrey, right? Just Tony/Micheal, Palmer, and Chloe...


Personally, I'd like to see Audrey be a bad guy. Just 'cause I like teh irony.

edit: ignore that. I remember now that Audrey didn't know that Jack was still alive.

[Revan/anakinjmt]

Well, we have our answer.

I didn't think for a second that Audrey was a traitor. But, it appears Henderson did indeed want to get into Jack's head, and it worked. Kim Raver really did an awesome job this episode. She did something she'd only done once on 24: act all scared and panicked. She really sells the idea that Audrey is terrified of what will happen to her. I knew once Jack was sure about Audrey, that that would be it, and leave no doubt in my mind about her innocence.

Now, what's this about Mrs. Logan's aide knowing something? Is she gonna try and pin the blame on Mrs. Logan? Or, maybe (hopefully) it'll be the Prez himself, so they can get someone good in charge.

On second thought, considering the current VP, that wouldn't be a good idea after all. Bah, where's Keeler when you need him?

[Two Time Stu]

Jack got PWND.

[Revan/anakinjmt]

Jack got PWND.

Wha? Did I miss something here? Are you sure you're talking about Jack from 24 and not Jack from LOST, who DID get PWND? How did Jack Bauer get PWND?

[Two Time Stu]

Wha? Did I miss something here? Are you sure you're talking about Jack from 24 and not Jack from LOST, who DID get PWND? How did Jack Bauer get PWND?

Wasn't he in the car when it exploded?

Or did I miss something, I was watching working on something else while watching.