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Well... baldy being Jack's brother was a definate surprise. I do like how they're revealing some more of Jack's backstory though.
I'm really getting annoyed with Palmer's sister. She's just... well, annoying. She's a nagging bitch. |
What about Trust me I'm not hurting you ![]() (Kavanaugh hands out a piece of gum) Aceveda: No thank you. Kavanaugh: Nah come on this is a fresh pack, it's Juicy Fruit. (Aceveda stares at him for three seconds...)Aceveda: I said no...thank you. (holds it out still) Kavanaugh: hold this out long enough some people feel compelled to take the gum, it's a sign they'll crack under pressure. Aceveda: (with a smug look) I know. - The Shield Jon Kavanaugh: "He's just PISSING all over this department, and we're just supposed to lick it up! Do you like the way that tastes? (Lifts his hand up to his mouth) Because it tastes like.....PISS to me!" - The Shield |
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Jack's whole "I CANT DO THIS ANYMORE~" is gonna fall off the map just like his drug addiction did in S3. The writers go "yea, this works~ Uhm... Fuck, let's drop it."
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Quite a good episode overall, although I already knew about the brother storyline.
Did anyone else love the final cutscene (or stinger as some call it)? Wayne's speech covering the boxes showing people involved in the threat such as the new British sounding guy, Fayed etc. I thought that was really well done.
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It's pretty clear what happend. He did want to get out, but when the nuclear bomb hit he wanted back in. Hell Jack said exactly that during the episode. Jack, if nothing else, has always had an intense sense of duty. It's perfectly reasonable that the Bomb and the threat of more overrode his unitial unwillingness to help. This isn't hard to get. |
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jack: "i can't do this anymore..." *NUCLEAR EXPLOSION* jack: "alright, i'm back." ![]() |
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The part cost a loooot of money (more than he was given), and the dad needed it or else his family would die. Lacked the money, low on time, family's life in peril... That old chestnut. Either way, it was either kill him or walk out and let his family die.
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Oh ok. Thanks for clearing that up.
I think that episode was on the same day as the Golden Globe Awards or something. My brother was switching between the two shows and we missed that part. We just saw the dad beat the dude's head into the floor when he changed the channel back to 24. |
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The whole brother thing is awesome!! Yeh I also found it quite funny his brother gasping like a goldfish.
Theres a surprise, whereever there is evil there is alway a Brit behind it! lol |
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I doubt that many people would sacrifice their family for people he had no connection to. I know that if my family were in harms way then I'd do all I could to save them, to hell with nameless faces.
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Ehh, it still makes no sense why the dad didn't try to stop that guy from detonating the nuke. |