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"24."

Slow start, different approach. Think the baldy doing what's-her-sarky-face is from La Femme Nikita (unsurprising when you look at the production credits for both shows).

Enjoyable so far. :)

If Jacks father would have escaped with the component there would have been a war between Russia and USA, so I don't think they could have had him escape with the component.

If the rumours are true that the series will 'reinvent' itself, I don't mind that ending. It's almost like a clean start.

I thought it was pretty rubbish.

I'd have been happier if the twist had been that Jack's father had gotten away (with or without the component) with Jack's son with the potential for Jack's son to come back and faceoff against Jack in a future series.

That would've been good.

A pretty good finale, although I was expecting a cliffhanger ending, like The David Palmer assasination attempt and Bauer kidnapping we've had in other series. I was also hoping for an Tony Almeida shock return, bu oh well...

That was so stupid. As if they would just have an accessible grid to the sewer that was completely unguarded.

Yeah I've noticed that a bit too, some of the stuff seems a bit far fetched - like being able to get into a building such as CTU with so much ease....

Its got a bit better with the Chinese attack on CTU but I cant help but feel that they are just making 24 for the sake of making 24. Its kind of falling into the trap of the traditional movie sequel. It has too many big elaborate plot pieces that just don't seem that feasible. I'm still entertained by it, just not as much as with previous seasons.

Also, has anyone else noticed Jacks significantly decreased role this season. He's had less screen time for a start, but he is also less influential. In the past, the mere mention of his name was a green light to do whatever he pleased. This season he gets stopped doing everything.

That was fantastic! :)

Action packed, unpredictable, and lots of twists. I think this is turning into a very good series now :)

I'll be honest, I haven't even heard of Daybreak.

CarlosPeterGaryJohn wrote:
> I haven't seen Daybreak