Are we talking a mobile (cell) phone? If so, via blue tooth or USB connection. Then set it as your ring tone. Also, good episode. Although the lack of Chloe rattled me. Not a fan of Chloe-less episodes. The first 2 episodes were hard enough.
BTW, how freakin brazen are these conspirators? They are whacking members of President Taylor's family and they expect to get away with it? It must be some conspiracy if they can fool the FBI, the police, and the Secret Service.
I have a suspicion that they might be trying to get Jack all the way through today with zero kills. I'm not sure that's possible...... Also, it occurs to me that Agent Red really blew it today. Not the getting captured part----she played dead well enough when Jack "shot" her, but clearly opened her eyes with Tony around. Even if she suspects Jack is undercover, there's no reason she should trust Tony to be in on it!
I know its a simple thing, but they seem to be using the split screen during the episodes a little bit better so far this season. Im enjoying it. Also, does anybody know whats going on with Mary Lynn Rajskub? Is she scheduled to appear in the remainder of the season in a recurring capacity? Or return full time?
Have to give this episode a poor. Everything good was seriously diminished by two of the standard 24 cliches -- 1) the person who puts personal feelings above actually doing the damn job to, you know, stop terrorism; and 2) the idiotic bureaucrat who comes in to bring everything to a grinding halt for his own investigation even if it means, you know, interfering with stopping terrorism. Maybe "attorney general" guy also works for "Global Amnesty." These writers need to come up with something better. What's next? Someone can't do his job to find the terrorists because he has to help his son whose car broke down, and he's a pizza delivery man so if he doesn't deliver it in 30 minutes the $13.99 comes out of his own pocket? And why are they always so hellbent on acting right away? Why can't the troops withdraw, they find the MacGuffin and then the troops go back in? This is like when they absolutely had to nuke the unnamed countries right away for no reason whatsoever, requiring the ousting of the president in the process. Didn't they show him to be a bad guy in Redemption? Plus that was the same apartment where friend-of-first-son was killed, so putting 2 and 2 together....
^ But where? If it wasn't her ear, it would have to have been the side of her face or her neck. I suppose he could have shot the side of her head behind her temple, but I can't imagine him being good enough to know exactly where it is through all that hair. Then again, it IS 24... By the way Garak, I love that Nip/Tuck avatar.
Methos must have really bad eyesight if he doesn't notice that there wasn't any blood splatter or brain matter. Besides, even if Jack had shot her, Tony of all people knows that a bullet into the neck is merely a flesh wound.
Average This episode felt like many of the recurring themes 24 has endured the last few seasons. Someone coming in to stop everything, a threat, and it just feels very old. Also, I'm really getting tired of the "Torture is bad" motif so far. It's only 5 episodes old and that is getting really annoying. There were some good stuff though, such as Jack and Renee, the Silent Clock, and the scene at the beginning with the prime minister but other than that, it was a pretty weak hour.
I was half-expecting the attorney general guy to say, "It doesn't matter how many people the terrorists kill; this is more important!" Why do the writers insist on reusing these type of generic one-dimensional characters over and over again to be an illogical and irritating plot stopper?
I don't think he shot her, just blew her eardrum open. I also think she will end paying for Jacks sins,by getting the book thrown at her for tortrure.
Am I the only one who doesn't like Walker? Maybe if the actress were better. I feel like I can actually see her acting. Takes me out of the scene. And going from gung-ho anti-torturer to Clonette of Bauer just isn't realistic. Not even for 24. And that's saying a lot.
D.C. is still struggling to get their wormholes up and working. They've had some set backs over the last 13 years or so.