Season 7 of "24" Discussion

[Tezster]

Has anyone ever tried to diagram a minute-by-minute timeline of all the events that happen within a season of 24? It would look pretty crazy.

[dm_4u]

We were talking about that this morning...going to the hospital twice in one day...and still having time to meet the President...and save the world...more than once.

It's a wee bit of a stretch...but hey...it's Jack...and the wife loves his whispering voice

[Tezster]

WOW... definitely didn't see that last scene coming

[MCI]

Unreal!!! Best show ever, never saw that last scene coming, Kiefer is a amazing actor, the scene with Kim and after she left the room, majority of shows are missing that acting....Best show on TV.

[Tanta]

I wonder if Tony doesn't have a completely different agenda; he did single handedly blow up all those missiles...which seems rather strange if he was in cahoots with Hodges et al.

[PFD]

Originally Posted by Tanta

I wonder if Tony doesn't have a completely different agenda; he did single handedly blow up all those missiles...which seems rather strange if he was in cahoots with Hodges et al.

Yeah....they better come up with something good to explain that.

[asif9t9]

I was expecting Tony to be a "bad guy" the whole time. I was only surprised when he blew up the missiles. But obviously he'll have his "reasons". I'm sure when Hodges told the Pres this thing was bigger than him, he wasn't talking about Tony Almeda and his one little cannister.

[dm_4u]

Why does no one on TV...or in the movies...ever shoot a guy in the kneecap when they catch the bad guy...I would...no question...

It would remove any worry about the guy getting away...it bothers me

[dosborne]

Originally Posted by HDTVVH

Unreal!!! Best show ever, ........... the scene with Kim ........Best show on TV.

MMMMmmmmmmm ...... Elisha ..........

If I was the guy who got out with the canister, I'd be pissed at Tony for not doing something during the firefight rather than once it was basically over.

[Tezster]

Originally Posted by dosborne

MMMMmmmmmmm ...... Elisha ..........

If I was the guy who got out with the canister, I'd be pissed at Tony for not doing something during the firefight rather than once it was basically over.

Well I hope the '24' writing team has cobbled to together a plausible and well thought out explanation on why Tony is doing what he's doing; otherwise, the whole show would just fall to pieces. I've been wracking my brain trying to think of possible motives.

Maybe Seaton isn't quite the loyal associate he is and is running some kind of a covert side-op Hodges doesn't know about on his own as some sort of insurance in case anything goes wrong, enlisting Almeida's help in the process. It shines a new light on him freeing Tony in the first place, and also gives the scene where Hodges is praising him for his loyalty a bit of an ironic twist.

[NB Josh]

Maybe he will use it as leverage for immunity. Thats the best guess I have off the top of my head.

[asif9t9]

Tony killed Moss. He's not doing that to try and bargain for immunity. Perhaps he wants to go on the offensive against whoever the big boys are above Hodges.

[Lindsay649]

Guess you have to set up Tony as the bad guy in waiting for season 8 which just got the go ahead and will be set in New York city with Chole (sic)and Jack in a new version of CTU.

[foggy182]

Going out of town for several weeks, need to record '24'. Looks like the season finale is a two-parter set for May 18. My question: When will it be shown? 8:00 - 10:00 or 9:00 - 11:00? TIA.

[NB Josh]

8-10 ET, Fox primetime only goes to 10:00pm.