The Official 24: Day 7 Thread /spoilers/

[Shifty]

They salvaged this twist of Tony going bad with the finale. I liked that aspect and while I would've enjoyed seeing Logan killed the Alan Wilson figure still worked.

Only wish after the Jack/Kim scene we quickly cut to the FBI and Wilson is screaming in pain only to be cut off by the ticking clock.

I think I've just had enough 24, its hard to come up with twists and "new scenarios". I've watched since the first episode and if Jack has to work against authority or go rogue next season I may consider not watching.

 

[ChrisBaleBatman]

Well, that's the thing. He's our Dirty Harry. Jack Bauer is the renegade cop angle re-done for a modern age.

For what it's worth, Jack didn't really go rouge this season. He seems to be backing off his cowboy ways atleast just a little bit.

Or maybe it just seems that way because Tony is the anti-hero now.