[Movie] 24: Season 7 Discussion Thread - PREMIERES THIS SUNDAY JAN 11th! 2 nights 4 hours

Pissed off I forgot it was this weekend, I tuned in around 20 minutes into the second hour. Can someone give me a brief synopsis of what happened so far? 24 usually starts with a pretty big bang, so at missing that.

Also, yay at me maybe being able to watch this season since I don't have any homeworks due on Tuesday mornings this semester.

Jam it back in, in the dark.

Did they mess up with bleaching Bill's hair or something? He looks like a goddamned anime character.

Tonight was pretty good, though I did miss the first 15 minutes since I didn't know there was an 8:00 episode. The acting was a little weak (Jenine Garofolo and the tech dude that seems like he's a mole especially).

Spoiler:

Was a bit surprised when the FBI chick started cutting off the air to the dude, but then apparently everything's going to turn out a-ok anyways, so whatever. Jack had a slick move when he took out the two goons in the basement to make it so Tony didn't have to kill him, though that boss dude waffled pretty quick. I mean, he made a whole speech about how once a decision is made it has to be done, but that was right after he changed his mind on killing Jack.

It's neat seeing the filming being done in DC since the locations are a bit more recognizable than LA where it's ::generic city block::. The scene where <GUY> met <GIRL> with the Jefferson Memorial across the water is right on a pretty popular path to walk along; makes me sad I didn't go along it last time I was there.

Also, when was this season filmed? It looks like it was done quite a while ago with how green everything there looks.

There's nowhere I can't reach.

Not like it matters, the Chinese will blame him for any deaths anyways.

This thing is sticky, and I don't like it. I don't appreciate it.