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[Jim]

That was pretty fucking terrible. Between the guy aping Dustin Hoffman in Rainman (which seems to be the only way that some people know how to play the mentally handicapped) and the VP refusing to follow the President, I just don't know what they were going for on this episode. Just awful.

[tibber]

tonight wasn't one of the better ones, but not really bad i guess. i'm not really sure why the asshole new guy spilled the beans on doyle. and maybe it was just me, but it looked like they were trying to set something up with jack and pseudo-raymond babbit that they didn't follow through on.

and come on, can we at least get a "oh btw logan is dead?"

[Jim]

Yes. I totally forgot about that. Two weeks, and still no mention of Logan.

And I detected some sexual tension between Doyle and Agent Ben Folds.

[Andy]

I thought they said that Logan had died? I thought I barely mentioned him at the beginning, and I though "the p-boi crew is gonna be pissed."

Yeah, the handicapped guy just seemed like a throwaway delimma to fill space. I did however buy into that last second before he ducked. I thought the guy was a goner.

[Bill]

If we can't have Jack shoot people, at least leave us some more shots of Nadia looking sweaty and disheveled.

[A Link to the Matt]

I thought Doctor whats his name stepping up with the balls to take on the Veep was pretty cool.

[Jon]

Yeah, I did like that moment. It was one of the only good moments, though. I agree, this was possibly the most boring episode ever.

[Matt W]

I'm officially done. Last night I watched the Orioles and Twins, two teams that I have marginal interest, at best, in rather than watch 24. I'm turning in my badge, my torture booklet, and my Jack Bauer poster from over my bed.

I think it was the Rain Man episode that did it. This season is a goddamned joke. Someone wake me up if it gets better.

[Bill]

HEY

THAT GUYS THE TERRORIST

THE ONE ON THE TEEVEE

[Jim]

*spoilers for this week, since it really doesn't need a new topic*

Oh man, that shit was hilarious. Oh, and how about the cabinet meeting with the split vote. Tooootally didn't see that shit coming.

Basically the only good thing that happened this week was Gredenko chopping his arm off.

[Terry Cheesecake]

So is Logan dead or what? I would have appreciated some closure.

[Spoodles]

No closure=will be back next season.

[Jordo]

At first, I thought the Wayne Palmer swerve was intriguing, because it added some depth to his character. You know, maybe he realizes that his success is only because of his brother, and that he's the "black" sheep (lol) of the Palmer family, hence not wanting to appear weak or something. Don't get me wrong, it's still retarded, but these are the straws I am trying to grasp.

[Justin]

I can't believe nobody's mentioned "You've found your way. I'm still lookin' for mine," yet.

[Bill]

ahahahaha

[Frank Stallone]

Wasn't Gredenko the end boss in Star Fox 64?

[Hanstock]

I finally got all caught up and holy fuck is this season terrible. I'm so bummed out because last season was my absolute favorite and now it's just...fucking...whatever. I'm convinced the creative team has no idea what's happening or where they're going with this.

Still waiting for Heroes to come back.

[A Link to the Matt]

Have faith man, it HAS to tie together somehow

[tibber]

i think this has potential. i figured audrey would turn up alive, but i didn't expect it to be at this point.

[Jim]

Tonight's episode was a nice big step in the right direction. Jack killed like seven dudes in the span of about three minutes.