100 Great 24 Moments
01-26-07, 12:56 AM
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01-26-07, 02:48 PM
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Anyway, season 2 reaffirmed two things we'd already known to be true about gunshot wounds. They hurt, and they hurt even more when prodded by the callused grip of a maverick renegade with no regard for the well-being of those who would see America destroyed. It also introduced Jack Bauer's moral quandries. While Marie knew vital information regarding the location of the bomb, her sister was smoking hot and Jack soooo wanted to tap that.
Not wanting to deal with having to make such decisions again, Jack Bauer opted to outsource the position of "guy who prods gunshot wounds" to Chase come season 3.
Not wanting to deal with having to make such decisions again, Jack Bauer opted to outsource the position of "guy who prods gunshot wounds" to Chase come season 3.
01-26-07, 03:44 PM
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I'm appalled by the lack of "Kim v. Cougar," but otherwise, very well-done.
And where's Jack blowing up some dude with a Treo 650?
Also, #2 and #1 should definitely be flipped.
And where's Jack blowing up some dude with a Treo 650?
Also, #2 and #1 should definitely be flipped.
01-26-07, 04:00 PM
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Originally Posted by Merkin Muffley
I'm appalled by the lack of "Kim v. Cougar," but otherwise, very well-done.
Last edited by MrX; 01-26-07 at 04:46 PM.
01-26-07, 09:24 PM
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Theres some really good insight to the characters on the show there...really enjoyed it
01-27-07, 01:48 PM
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I'm surprised that #57 "TONY SUSTAINS FIRST OF MANY SEASON-LONG INJURIES" doesn't mention that after that scene of getting his ankle broken, Tony is already in a cast and on crutches something like 10 minutes later on the show (which is 10 minutes in "real time" ). That's one of my favorite ridiculous moments of the show!
). That's one of my favorite ridiculous moments of the show!
01-27-07, 02:19 PM
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I'm surprised that #57 "TONY SUSTAINS FIRST OF MANY SEASON-LONG INJURIES" doesn't mention that after that scene of getting his ankle broken, Tony is already in a cast and on crutches something like 10 minutes later on the show (which is 10 minutes in "real time" ). That's one of my favorite ridiculous moments of the show!
). That's one of my favorite ridiculous moments of the show!
01-28-07, 03:54 AM
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The list is pretty entertaining. I think my favorite one is #7: "I'm gonna need a hacksaw".
I looked through the entire list but I didn't see one of my favorite moments. I forget what season it was, but Jack is in a shootout with someone inside a house. They are trading shots back and forth and Jack's foe ducks around the corner for cover. Jack pauses for a second, realizes that drywall won't stop bullets and fires two rounds through the wall.
I looked through the entire list but I didn't see one of my favorite moments. I forget what season it was, but Jack is in a shootout with someone inside a house. They are trading shots back and forth and Jack's foe ducks around the corner for cover. Jack pauses for a second, realizes that drywall won't stop bullets and fires two rounds through the wall.
01-28-07, 01:53 PM
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The Calorie Mate commercials are pretty funny (#56 JACK BAUER WILL NOT SUFFER DONUT EATERS). And help to explain the issue raised in #53 -- Jack Bauer never seems to eat because he's getting his nutrition by stuffing these tasteless looking Japanese food products in his mouth when he gets the chance. Check out the link to the other commercials in the series. I like the one on the subway, where Bauer is fighting his way through a train packed with giggling Japanese schoolgirls, while barking at them: Let me through! LET ME THROUGH!!!
