i haven't seen the episode yet but you can post your thoughts and comments on here.
i'm planning on watching it tomorrow. i'll be back with my thoughts afterwards. i'm going to bed.
:: alright. Jon Cassar is back on as director. we love him. you can relax, you know we're in good hands when Jon, or anyone of the creators of the show, is writing and directing an episode.
this one was alright. it feels as if they're moving into a new direction and this was part of the transition process they need to go through. after all, this episode marks the middle of the season.
i thought Nina had switched the virus. but she couldn't have a small bomb that looked like the virus on her since she'd been watched by Jack and Hector for an hour or two. so Amador has the virus, and Nina's buyers' money. she'll need some kind of protection. is she out on her own now? i kinda missed how it ended for her after the helicopters came down and shelled the place down (nice action sequence, btw). so if she's out running in the hills alone, she'll need protection from whoever (haha, we don't know who that is yet, do we?) the buyers were.
now the hunt follows Amador.
and what's with Chloe's baby? hmm. Frank mentioned a black market ring. i think he's right.
and what was up with the frequency bug? for a few seconds there it looked like Chloe was responsible, but then Chase was back on and we didn't seem to have lost any vital info. just a scare? probably.
was Kelley dead? i couldn't figure out if that was blood on his curtains or just bad decorating taste. i actually like the new Palmer storyline, much more so than the one with Anne.
btw, i'd really like to know who his emprisoned son is. i have a feeling we're gonna find out soon enough. this is not over.
i'd like to direct you over to Melia's excellent 24 Addict blog for some 24 inside jokes hidden in the shows.
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