I've been rewatchin 24... How the hell did we fukk with this trash

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Loved the show, Season 5 was just :wow:
Got tired of it in Season 6, never finished. Although I watched the later seasons here and there, Tony coming back from the dead :mjlol:

You have to give it to them though, this is one of the most influential shows of all time... Dramas on network television weren't usually serialized like this, paved the way for shows like LOST.
 

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:wow:

S1 had so many dope episodes and endings. At its best, 24 worked because each episode would at least have a solid ending. And every 4 episodes or so there would be a big twist or "oh shyt" moment. Whereas in some of the later seasons it felt like the story didn't justify having so many episodes. I didn't even watch the last season.

S1 and S5 are top tier shyt to me.
 

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Imo, this show created the energy and visual Obama could win as president.
plus show how fox used the black community to revenue grabb even then.
while trying to act like fox never was vested in anything black.


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I'm still trying to figure out how a Senator green lit a black ops mission. That is not how our government works.

David Palmer authorized a mission to kill Victor Drazen when he was the head of an oversight committee:what: Would be like Lindsey Graham greenlighting Bin Laden.

That was dumb as hell.

Jack would break every protocol, but the moment someone else did he would get upset

Sherry was sexy doe
 

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The writing got redundant and made it look like LA was the size of a neighborhood but I'll be damn if Jack wasn't popping muthafukkas left and right.
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I'm still trying to figure out how a Senator green lit a black ops mission. That is not how our government works.

David Palmer authorized a mission to kill Victor Drazen when he was the head of an oversight committee:what: Would be like Lindsey Graham greenlighting Bin Laden.

That was dumb as hell.

Jack would break every protocol, but the moment someone else did he would get upset

Sherry was sexy doe

That's what killed me the most. Jack could do anything he wanted to do. He was so self righteous.
 

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The writing got redundant and made it look like LA was the size of a neighborhood but I'll be damn if Jack wasn't popping muthafukkas left and right.
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Jack would go from Long Beach to North Hollywood in 10 mins, in an suv during rush hour. Show is entertaining, but man its glorified trash when I look at it now.

Then some of these terrorist plots. Mercenaries care about money cuz they want to live and enjoy it. They aint tryin to blow up major us cities mad deal with those repercussions. I be like, how they find so many ppl to help with these plots.
 

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The "Marwan" season of the show was when I realized that they were making this :trash: up as they went along. Look at this convoluted plot!
24 (season 4) - Wikipedia

Day 4 begins with the bombing of a commuter train which (unbeknownst to CTU at the time) enables the theft of a device known as the Dobsen-type Override which could be used to take control of (and melt down) United States nuclear power plants. With Jack Bauer working for Secretary of Defense James Heller, his job brings him to CTU as a visitor on this very day.

Believing that something terrible is about to happen, Jack begs CTU director Erin Driscoll to reinstate him and begins to interrogate a suspect. The suspect reveals that James Heller and Audrey Raines are the primary targets just as they are kidnapped. When Jack saves a civilian programmer who discovered evidence of a cyber-attack in progress (a friend of Chloe O'Brian), he allows one of the terrorists to escape and lead him to where Raines and Heller are being held. Even though Jack rescues them, the mass streaming of the planned execution video gives the terrorists the opportunity they need to launch an attack on the firewalls and begin using the override.

CTU finds out about the override with the help of Bauer and Tony Almeida and identifies the man responsible for using it: Habib Marwan, an employee of the defense contractor that developed the override. Marwan is able to sabotage one plant, the San Gabriel Island reactor, before Jack's team puts him on the run. Seeking extra intelligence, Bauer and Paul Raines (Audrey's ex-husband) travel to the headquarters of the defense contractor McLennan-Forrester. However, in an effort to cover up their complicity and erase computer records, McLennan-Forrester activates an EMP, causing a blackout over an 8-square-mile (21 km2) section of downtown Los Angeles.

McLennan-Forrester sends mercenaries after Bauer and Raines. They critically injure Raines just as agents arrive sent by Tony Almeida and Michelle Dessler. The resulting turmoil allows a stealth fighter to be stolen from an Air Force base in Southern California. The pilot of the fighter shoots down Air Force One, which crashes into the Mojave Desert, almost killing President Keeler in the process. Vice-President Charles Logan takes over for Keeler and seeks the help of David Palmer, when the role proves too much for him. Ultimately, Marwan's terror cells steal the nuclear football from the Air Force One crash site and they attempt to use it to commandeer a nuclear missile in Iowa.

Chloe nearly loses her life finding a lead about the missile. It leads Jack to a complicit Chinese national, Lee Jong, hiding at his nation's consulate in Los Angeles. When negotiations break down, Jack leads a clandestine raid against the Chinese consulate and kidnaps Jong. Poorly placed shots by Chinese guards kill the Chinese consul and injure Jong. Paul Raines dies in surgery when Jack insists that saving Lee Jong is a priority. This destroys his relationship with Audrey Raines. The nuclear missile is subsequently launched and CTU begins a last-ditch effort to discover its trajectory and intercept it. As Jack closes in on Marwan and the missile's location, Chinese agents find proof that Jack Bauer invaded their territory. To prevent American secrets from falling into Chinese hands, government officials propose that Jack be conveniently killed.

In a reversal of the events of Day 1, David Palmer warns Bauer of the attempt on his life, shortly after the nuclear missile is shot out of the sky. In response, Bauer fakes his own death with the help of Tony Almeida, Michelle Dessler and Chloe O'Brian. When Bauer is safely outside CTU, he says a final goodbye to his friend and president David Palmer. He then leaves his old life behind and disappears into the sunrise.

So...the terrorists do all this stuff as a distraction so they can steal the Nuclear Football after shooting down the President's plane...yet they ALREADY conveniently have an EMP and access to working missiles before the day even starts? So why are they going through this convoluted plotting when they already have enough resources to pretty much destroy the US before going through all that trouble and getting Jack involved at all?

I'm pretty sure they just figured if they kept the cliffhangers coming fast enough, nobody would ever set back and look at the whole plot and realize the writers were only maybe plotting 2-3 episodes at a time and and no clue what they would be doing 4 episodes later.
 

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The "Marwan" season of the show was when I realized that they were making this :trash: up as they went along. Look at this convoluted plot!
24 (season 4) - Wikipedia



So...the terrorists do all this stuff as a distraction so they can steal the Nuclear Football after shooting down the President's plane...yet they ALREADY conveniently have an EMP and access to working missiles before the day even starts? So why are they going through this convoluted plotting when they already have enough resources to pretty much destroy the US before going through all that trouble and getting Jack involved at all?

I'm pretty sure they just figured if they kept the cliffhangers coming fast enough, nobody would ever set back and look at the whole plot and realize the writers were only maybe plotting 2-3 episodes at a time and and no clue what they would be doing 4 episodes later.
The terrorist didnt have the emp. The defense contractor did. They was trying to destroy evidence that one of their employees was behind things and that they sold weapons to terrorists.

That being said, Charles Logan was the best actor in the series. Dude was so believable as an incompetent scumbag.
 
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