Tuesday, April 17, 2007

Talk About... 24 (4/17/07)

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Day 6: 11:00PM - 12:00 Midnight
Original Air Date: Monday, April 16, 2007
An unforeseen development jars Jack; CTU shifts its focus as President Palmer rattles the administration.

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  1. Television Without Pity's Recap

    By , TWOP
    Kiefer finds out what the Chinese want in exchange for Audrey: a piece of one of the suitcase nukes that will somehow give the Chinese full access to all Russian weapons systems. Just go with it, okay? Kiefer does, reluctantly, and he enlists Chloe's aid in downloading the necessary schematics from Morris's computer. When Morris busts her, he then forces her to tell Buchanan, who has Doyle take Kiefer down before he can get away with the circuit board. Now that the sneakiness option is off the table, Kiefer appeals directly to Wayne to let him just pretend he's going through with the exchange in order to get Audrey freed. Of course, Kiefer promises to destroy the chip (and, if necessary, himself) rather than let it fall into Chinese hands. That, plus a patriotic little guilt trip, helps Kiefer convince Wayne to sign off on the faux trade, and Kiefer's got CTU support again, complete with a ride to the drop point from Doyle. After blackmailing the Veep into writing a resignation letter, Wayne gives a post-crisis press conference and ends up having a catastrophic brainfart on live TV. That means the Veep is back in charge, and the first thing he does is pull the plug on Kiefer's operation. Now, you and I both know that Kiefer isn't going to be down with any such plug-pulling, so instead of going quietly when Buchanan tells Doyle to bring him in, Kiefer leaves Doyle stranded by the side of the road. But won't Audrey be happy to see him?

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  2. All I keep hearing about 24 is that the story line has derailed BIG TIME!

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