24 Season 6 Discussion

[Avé]

So, I finally got around to watching last Monday's episode. Meh, I've been losing interest in this show lately. It was about 10 mins in and I couldn't wait for it to be over. I know 24 has never been one to have complex, or even good, storylines, but this season just seems ridiculous. So many plot threads that are just thrown together and then dropped completely.

I remember a time when I used to get a cardio workout just from watching this show, they need to at least bring the intensity back. I don't know, maybe I'm just burnt out on the show, after 6 years of the same format and twists.

[thestalkmore]

So, I finally got around to watching last Monday's episode. Meh, I've been losing interest in this show lately. It was about 10 mins in and I couldn't wait for it to be over. I know 24 has never been one to have complex, or even good, storylines, but this season just seems ridiculous. So many plot threads that are just thrown together and then dropped completely.

I remember a time when I used to get a cardio workout just from watching this show, they need to at least bring the intensity back. I don't know, maybe I'm just burnt out on the show, after 6 years of the same format and twists.

I was liking this season (seeing the nuke go off was the first time my heart has ever dropped into my stomach from watching a TV show) until they went off on this Audrey tangent. It's a whole new plot ;(

[Nuriko]

Wow...Heller's last words actually sent shivers down my spine. That and Bauer's "breakout" seemed to be the only good parts of the episode imo...

[*Shinzon*]

Teaser for next week seemed really good. It'll be interesting where that goes from there, looks like that blonde chick, the aid to the VP, is tipping him off about whats going on.

[Intense]

Can Nadia Yasir be any more annoying than Erin Driscoll? At least Driscoll had a crazy daughter to ruin her focus, Nadias just plain unqualified.

[Epical]

Wow, Nadia went into super bitch mode the second she was appointed to head of CTU... annoying to be honest, but at least she has these bursts of good-willed conscience.

Thought this episode in general was good. I guess it's the first time you'll hear me say that having next to no action was a good thing. I really really enjoyed all the Audrey scenes for some reason (especially when Jack tried to get across to her when he secluded themselves in that room).

[Kuai]

didnt the secretary drive his fucking car off a cliff? what the fuck

[Kael]

He got better.

[Xavier]

Missed the episode last night, tried to catch up watching it on the fox website...except the motherfkers cut out the last 10 minutes of the episode, so I have no idea how it ended =(

I'm fairly happy w/ the Season but its gotten a little too big for itself, and again, I think the first 4 episodes could've basically been the entire season, since its all been downhill from there (set the bar way too high, they could've just done a -1 nuke- situation and Jack actually failed, cried at end, season over).

[Po]

The end of that episode with Heller made it all worth it.

You guys think Buchanan is gonna be in this season anymore?

[Epical]

Missed the episode last night, tried to catch up watching it on the fox website...except the motherfkers cut out the last 10 minutes of the episode, so I have no idea how it ended =(

Nadia promises Jack to keep the doctor away from Audrey at all costs and not to put her through any medical treatments. James Heller comes to visit Audrey and asks Nadia to speak with Jack. Heller goes to Holding Cell 3 and tells Jack to never ever go near Audrey ever again, and says that everything Jack touches or gets emotionally involved with dies in one way or another.

The last minute was chilling to say the least, because it's true. Poor Jack. =(

[Xavier]

Did Jack put Heller in a stranglehold afterwards and say something like, "Please forgive me." Thats how I picture a confrontation like that ending.

Edit: Fox fixed their upload, just saw the last couple of minutes. "You're cursed Jack. One way or another, everything you touches dies." Le pwnt.

[Maldra]

Last night's episode was pretty lame imo. You know its bad when you laugh at how stupid the dialogue is. You know someone like heller wouldn't blame jack for that after all he has done for him and the country anyways.

[Intense]

Last night's episode was pretty lame imo. You know its bad when you laugh at how stupid the dialogue is. You know someone like heller wouldn't blame jack for that after all he has done for him and the country anyways.

I think I'd say the same if I saw my daughter in that state, even if it was out of anger.

[Xavier]

I thought Heller was pretty believable.

[Epical]

Last night's episode was pretty lame imo. You know its bad when you laugh at how stupid the dialogue is. You know someone like heller wouldn't blame jack for that after all he has done for him and the country anyways.

I think I'd say the same if I saw my daughter in that state, even if it was out of anger.

Me too... Teri/Nina/Kim (although she isn't dead)/etc... shit starts to add up.

[Nuriko]

Tony, Michelle, Curtis, David Palmer, Chappelle...

[Epical]

I'm talking about the intimate female side of things (where Heller's concern stems from).

[Koyangi]

Does this mean the show will die soon too? He's touched every episode.

[Intense]

Does this mean the show will die soon too? He's touched every episode.