Posted on 03/26/2010 5:35:32 PM PDT by Bigtigermike
It went down hill after Bauer put the plastic bag over his brother’s head...nice...
Chuck Norris is always on guard for us.
True that ... unwatchable last year, hoped it'd be better this year and unfortunately it got WORSE.
RIP Jack Bauer
I like Renee (Freckles) I think she’s the woman for Jack and I hope they ride off into the sunset together. He deserves some happiness! :-)
The first five seasons are excellent. I’m hard pressed to pick a favorite. You want good entertainment, netflix those. The first five seasons had a lot more continuity because they kept the same characters. Everybody I know has panned the last three seasons.....including blogs for Bauer.
There's only one possible person - Superman. I wonder if he'd be willing to return after Jack accidentally scared him away?
“Actually we started in season 3 or 4, and intended to watch the others but never got around to it. It was a tiny bit confusing right at first, but not for long.”
There’s too many spoilers, though. It’s also fun to watch the evolution of Jack the “normal” family man to what we see today.
The REAL “24” is going on live right now. Only bad thing is we don’t have a Jack Bauer or a CTU that can take out the evil empire that has taken over this country.
Well, I feel better now, thanks!
I guess you’re dissin’ me because I enjoyed them! ;)
I don’t know, will be afraid of Chuck Norris??
That would be interesting, because yeah, since I’ve been watching he’s not had a family, except when his daughter reappeared.
Nah, since you didn’t see the first couple, you don’t know how good it used to be....:) It’s not that it isn’t still good TV, it’s just not what it started out being.
I guess what that means is that I will have to rent the first seasons, so I won’t really miss it for awhile! :)
Disclaimer: Opinions posted on Free Republic are those of the individual posters and do not necessarily represent the opinion of Free Republic or its management. All materials posted herein are protected by copyright law and the exemption for fair use of copyrighted works.