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maxgt
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15:33 EDT, 04 May, 2010
Review
This was a more solid episode than the last couple, lacking as many of the, "Are you kidding me?" moments that have plagued 24 of late. On the other hand, it's still hard to believe that we're only three weeks away from the finale, as more
by
maxgt
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10:39 EDT, 04 May, 2010
Review
In this hour, Jack goes further than ever in his quest for revenge, and another 24 villain bites the dust. This episode picks up right where the last left off, in the middle of Dalia Hassan's United Nations press conference announcing her decision to more
by
maxgt
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19:00 EST, 31 Dec, 1969
News
SPOILER ALERT: This article reveals key details about Monday's episode of 24, so if you haven't watched yet and don't want to know who died and why, stop reading now! On Monday's episode of 24, Jack Bauer (Kiefer Sutherland) started of more
by
maxgt
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19:00 EST, 31 Dec, 1969
Review
The following review takes place between 6:41 a.m. and 6:58 a.m. Words are written in real time... For seven and three-quarter seasons, Jack Bauer was an American hero who stopped at nothing to save lives and protect his country. Now, he's ending his more
by
CriticalMyth
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19:00 EST, 31 Dec, 1969
Review
In an interview posted to TV Guide Online shortly after this episode aired, Howard Gordon admitted what many fans already knew: that the writers were back to their old ways, making things up as they went along. It’s the tactic that satisfied t more
by
budhu.niku
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19:00 EST, 31 Dec, 1969
News
Chloe can't bring him back, and is now forced to go up against him. I guess we can make it official: Jack Bauer has gone rogue. Although I totally get where he's coming from. Imagine being betrayed by your President, the one person you're l more
by
budhu.niku
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19:00 EST, 31 Dec, 1969
Review
Holy cow, what a ride! I watched this episode knowing that a certain blonde would finally meet her maker (read Michael Ausiello’s excellent interview with Katee Sackhoff here) but the way in which she departed was both poignant and satisfying. more
