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I loved it too, so good to see them all back.
Question?
What year was the ending of Jack's relationship with Kim Raver's character? I want to watch it again.
I loved it too, so good to see them all back.
Question?
What year was the ending of Jack's relationship with Kim Raver's character? I want to watch it again.
I thought I was remembering wrong but am not. see wiki
’24: Live Another Day’: Kim Raver Talks Audrey & Jack’s Relationship
When we last saw Audrey, she wasn’t doing too hot. She was deeply traumatized after her kidnapping and was left nearly catatonic. Her father (William Devane) forced Jack to leave Audrey behind, but before he left, he sweetly told her, “I love you with all my heart…and I always will.” (Sigh.)
lmao @ that lead agent "eric" i think his name is...i knew when he talked ish to jack he was gonna get choked out or something at some point during the show
i predict he'll be dead in the next episode or 2
that blonde agent will probably team up with jack-chloe by end of next episode
2 eps and already better than shows this season ..smh
i always meant to ak, does Kim Raver has false fronts or something or just a prominent top row and thick gums
lmao @ that lead agent "eric" i think his name is...i knew when he talked ish to jack he was gonna get choked out or something at some point during the show
Well any veteran "24" viewer knows that the career climbing anti-Jack either gets iced or turned into a Jack'0'file;
The First Lady is up to her pearls in some kind of conspiracy;
The President's chief of staff is low life traitor;
And that there will be layers and layers of misdirection so that every time the bad guys get eliminated another layer of bad guys with appear out of the mist, only to be replaced by another layer of bad guys.
But at the end of the day a battered, beaten, and even more sullen Jack Bauer will save the day...
Of course in real life an entire episode could be taken up with driving across Los Angeles or metropolitan London but hey Jack isn't Jason Bourne.
Twisting a sharp long thing in the ear/brain?
Not too awful, geeze!
Yvonne...Aka Kate....Hanna McKay from last 2 Seasons of Dexter...fabulous Aussie!
She is going FAR!
Never saw her in Chuck...and don't bother seeing her in Killer Elite...the movie
is really a disaster...all acting was great...it was the whole story, convoluted trash...
even with Robert DeNero, too bad.
Darn it Benjamin Brat just does nothing for me, no charisma at all...for me,
don't know why.
Darn it Benjamin Brat just does nothing for me, no charisma at all...for me,
don't know why.
Brat is a CTU boss drone, they aren't supposed to be charismatic, just a foil for Jack to give advanced cases of agita. (see Randle Mell - Bill Buchanan, Spencer Garrett — Ben Kram)
Twisting a sharp long thing in the ear/brain?
Not too awful, geeze!
I was wondering how effective that really was. Jaguars typically drop on unsuspecting prey and bite their skulls and with their powerful jaws crush it, which is very quick and effective.
24 delivered the action we are accustomed to with updates for the wikileaks/snowden affairs. Agree with much of what Ace_TX and Ovcatto said - new lady will join Jack and Chloe and her replacement dead/displaced.
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