24 season 7 starts 1/11 (SPOILERS).

[Raven]

I'm still waiting on a truly unhappy ending like the first season.  I hope Tony gets away with whatever it is he's planning and next season involves him again. 

[MrTorso]

Is Moss really dead? The clock wasn't silent.

Sure.  They've avoided the silent clock at other major character deaths.  Michelle Dessler, David Palmer, Milo, Curtis Manning, Tony Almeida (oh wait).

This is so fucking lame.  How could Tony do something like that?  I hope they nail his ass.  Larry Moss was a great man and a great American patriot.

Awesome so according to 24 logic Curtis is still alive!!

[iv3rdawG]

I thought it was nice seeing Kim come back...even if it was only for like 5 minutes. Like many of you I didn't expect Tony being bad

[David]

He's helping the FBI so much, including volunteering information and services so you can't just say it's playing along with the good guys, and then he just up and kills Larry? Such a B.S. shock value plot twist. I guess he has his own agenda, like he hates Starkwood AND the government? Whatever.

[Thrifty]

I thought it was nice seeing Kim come back...even if it was only for like 5 minutes. Like many of you I didn't expect Tony being bad

I agree on Kim.  I thought it was a very sweet moment.  I'm a little conflicted on her choice of the word "daddy".  The last time we saw her, she was telling Jack "I love you, but I can't be around you because you cause people to die."  That was five years ago (on the show's timeline) and three years ago (real life).  I think it's nice that she's expressing regret and that Jack is moving toward a reconciliation with Kim.  Ever since he got back from China, he seemed like such a husk of a man.  A killing machine instead of a human.  Kim can bring him back to Earth.

She's actually around for the rest of the season.

[Thrifty]

He's helping the FBI so much, including volunteering information and services so you can't just say it's playing along with the good guys, and then he just up and kills Larry? Such a B.S. shock value plot twist. I guess he has his own agenda, like he hates Starkwood AND the government? Whatever.

I can't make sense of it either, but they'll explain.  I'm guessing he's with a third party competing against Starkwood.

[bratpop]

I hate people who hate Kim.

[MrTorso]

It is all Kim's fault her mom is dead anyway.

[bettertomorrowamy]

It is all Kim's fault her mom is dead anyway.

Wait, if Kim's mom hadn't died then 24 would feature Kim since Jack and her would still be close, so actually you Kim haters should be happy Kim's mom is dead.

[MrTorso]

[Raven]

Oh god, I forgot the moutain lion.  Now I almost wanna rewatch season 2...  Almost. 

[Thrifty]

Kind of a bland episode yesterday, but it usually is when they're starting up a new plotline.  Bland, but satisfactory.  Nice reveal on Jack's granddaughter.  Maybe Kim will notify Jack of it, and that will make Jack change his mind.  More likely though, is that now that Tony's cover has been blown, Jack is going to realize how important it is that HE be healthy.

[Thrifty]

Wrong thread.

[MrTorso]

Kind of a bland episode yesterday, but it usually is when they're starting up a new plotline.  Bland, but satisfactory.  Nice reveal on Jack's granddaughter.  Maybe Kim will notify Jack of it, and that will make Jack change his mind.  More likely though, is that now that Tony's cover has been blown, Jack is going to realize how important it is that HE be healthy.

Yeah I figure he will want to get better so he can take care of Tony. Too bad Tony had to go all James Bond villain and admit to wrong doing to Jack. If he kept his mouth shut they could have chalked it up to the bio-weapon as paranoia was one of the effects.

[Nunyerbiz]

He's helping the FBI so much, including volunteering information and services so you can't just say it's playing along with the good guys, and then he just up and kills Larry? Such a B.S. shock value plot twist. I guess he has his own agenda, like he hates Starkwood AND the government? Whatever.

As soon as Jon Voight revealed to the President that, he too, was merely a cog in the greater conspiracy... I knew all bets were off. I certainly won't say that I saw the Tony bad guy angle coming, but I wasn't terribly shocked by it either. Something had to give once they played their hand... and it clearly wasn't with Voight being the big fish.