OMG! Okay, first of all, SID'S BACK NEXT WEEK!!!

Morris! Of course! Why not? With his knowledge about 'stuff', I should have seen that coming.

Graem's confession was certainly an eye-opener. I knew Phillip would kill Graem, but what a twist! I thought Phillip would then commit suicide. I was so fooled. I thought it was all Graem's game alone.

I was so happy that the President didn't go for Tom's plan. I had a feeling he wasn't, especially after talking with Sandra. Karen was right. When it came right down to it, Palmer could make his own decision and it would be the right one.

I have never seen so many twists and turns in a one hour show. This show leaves me breathless.

Oh, did I mention next week SID'S BACK!!!

I'm excited for his return too! I can't wait 'til next week's 2-parter. I hope he's there for DAY 7 as well.

Yay, Sid is back next week!

I knew Phillip wasn't trustworthy. Something about him was just...off. Like Vincent (the dog) on Lost. I don't trust that dog and I didn't trust Phillip.

Different show, i know, but I'm curious. What's Vincent done?

Vincent? He's just been...suspicious.

I missed the previous Monday's episode, because, well.............I had a bad day!
Anyhow, tuning in to this episode was very climatic for me. The plus of course, is that Sid will be on next week. Wahoo!!!
There is only one thing I feel like asking.

What kind of family is Jack from?!?!?!? I mean, Jack must be adobted or something. Maybe I am showing a complete lack of knowledge of Jack's character here?

We've just had episode 5 on last night and talk about dysfunctional family, so Graem tried to kill Jack in the past, and then Jack putting a plastic bag over his head? What's that all about!

So, Assad has now been flown off to Washington and he's out of the show for how many episodes? I thought it was a shame that he didn't stay at CTU myself, I personally think it would have been interesting to see more of his character revealed and some questions answered about why he's turned (if he has) etc etc. I'll just have to contend myself with Jack whilst Assad is away. I've never been a Sutherland fan, but I"m really enjoying his portrayal of Jack Bauer.




I'm probably being really gullible about Vincent (I am having a blond couple of days in my defence ), but with a show such as Lost, I can never tell what's real or not. Season 3 is starting tonight.

Even the father said to Jack, "you deserve a better family than this"

I guess it's just like they always say
"You can choose your friends, but you can't choose your family" Jack was basically gypped!

cookie,

I've been wondering about Assad, too. He seems too moderate to have been dubbed the ultimate Bad
Guy of this season. I imagine he'll do his really evil stuff in D.C., don't you? I mean, what better place to do the most damage to the U.S.? What a clever idea to pretend to compromise to get where he really wants to go.

Otherwise we've been dupped by the Series' preliminary advertising. (Though I prefer to see Sid as a peace-loving character.)

Twists and turns---that's what 24 has always been about. The series always has delivered the most unpredicable stories. Remarkably well-thought out. We are in for a lot more surprises , I'm sure.