Well, knowing CTU, there's no telling what skeletons Alberta would have dug up to get to the bottom of this mess. Still isolating the two still shook them up (even though they should have been familiar with the technique, it's still something to be under interrogation when you are in fact guilty and have some knowledge Alberta was after). Anyhow, we'll never know if Tony would have inadvertently rolled over Nina (who I'm finding more and more attractive as the day goes by). :)

I thought that scene made perfect sense. The kid playing Rick does one of the best acting jobs on the show. He is in too deep and petrified. Anyway, he's probably never fired a gun before, and probaly thought that's how to do it, sice he probably saw "A-Team" when he was a kid.

If I was caught in a shoot out, I'd probably try the Kurt Russell/Tombstone "NO! NO! NO!" tactic. I'b be shot before the first "NO".

I definitely did. I really don't think that Terri's in on it though. If she was, the entire Alan York subplot from the first bunch of episodes just wouldn't make any sense. Last night's show was good but did little to further the plot in my opinion...

They seem to have forgotten that someone committed suicide in the CTU office while handcuffed to a table. Surely Alberta would be able to prove something is up with Tony and Nina when that has happened.

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Why do you think this? Don't get me wrong, I love "24" and I'd be very, very happy to see it come to DVD, but what is your logic in thinking it will "eventually" come to dvd? Has it been confirmed or implyed by the producers or FOX?

The show definitely has that DVD-ish look and feel to it, but I'm curious of your logic in believing this will soon be on DVD. I don't want to get my hopes up for a disappointment.

My first thought was those pains she's been experiencing are the onset of some "terminal illness" she's been hiding from her family. She knows she won't be around long enough for a real reconciliation with Jack and hence the wry smile. Then again, maybe I just watch too many soap operas? :)

We fans don't have to worry about "Terri" getting killed off the show because of any illness though. Even if she only has a month to live, she could still be a part of the next 30 seasons worth of "24 " :lol:

An enjoyable episode. And one of the nice things about it was that ...

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Palmer's wife wasn't in it at all. Finally we got a break from her whining in his face.

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(at least I don't recall her being in it - but the previews for next week showed her back to her old tricks again.)

Well, we've got what will likely be a story that finishes in a single season, making a nice self-contained box set. We've also got a network with a nice tendency to release their shows as Box sets, especially the ones with large cult fan bases (X-Files, Simpsons).

I think someone is just making logical assumptions here.

-Gren

How about, When does Dennis Hopper show up? :)

Finally got a chance to see this on FX tonight... man, what an episode - possibly, no, probably my favorite so far (I've only missed one, the one where Jack makes the assassination attempt - hopefully FX will show a marathon soon so I can see it -rolleyes-).

I can name few other big gunfights where I was as involved as the one tonight... certainly never one on TV.

Me too.. I was searching frantically for it in the listings this weekend. Finally found the listing for tonight's show.

I could swear the ladies took a different fork in the path than Jack at the very end, but I'm probably delusional..

This is gonna be great watching new episodes on back to back nights. Can't wait!

I've given up on getting a couple of my friends who I know would love 24 to start watching.. I swear we've almost become programmed to think the shows pushed hardest in the preseason promos are the worst.. At least they'll have the DVD