Whoa! Memories of Scarface or what?!?!! It what looks to be the most violent 24 episode ever, the dreaded (battery operated) power drill made its debut tonight ... Thankfully, to 'spoil the mood', that commercial with the flight attendant from hell who's trying to quit smoking made an appearance in the commercial break ...
Then, upon the return, we have shades of a previous season -- the brewing of a presidential coup ... Great pace ... but wait, Jack sees the silver suitcase with the green flashing light -- ya, we certainly do have "a problem.", but nothing Chloe and a screwdriver couldn't cure.
But, I've said it before and I'll say it again: Aaron Sorkin did more to convey a perceived accuracy of a fictional White House than anybody. It's a really high standard to meet, and 24's White House really stretches creduality, one that seems to have everyone in it wandering around like they're in a Lithium-enduced haze ...
All in all, CTU is where the action is ...well, there and the streets of L.A. ...
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