Jonathon

That looks awesome.

I am bored with the character of Jack Bauer. I'm getting sick of seeing him strut around with back up teams, and easy access to help. Bill Buchanan getting on his knees and blowing Jack everytime he opens his mouth. Jack needs to be left somewhere with no backup and no help in sight. Some kind of "Behind Enemy Lines" style plot.

One of my all time favorite bands. I just got their new album and it's fantastic. I first got into them while watching the movie "Friday Night Lights". They did the entire score of the film, and the whole time I'm watching the movie I'm thinking "who IS this?" "Your hand in mine" is a pinnacle of musical beauty. Download it. If you like them, check out Unwed Sailor, especially "The Faithful Anchor" and "Firecracker" albums.

Leonidas would make Maximus from Gladiator his bitch. I'll second, this was the most manliest movie ever, but about half of my midnight IMAX showing of this was all females, and they loved it. I love the scene where I was sorta dragged into seeing this, but I was pleasantly surprised.

I'm been living "The Shield" for the past two months. I bought every season when Best Buy had them for 20 bucks a little while ago, and it's amazing to watch the progression of the characters. Season 1 is kind of a shock to watch after watching 2-4, only because it shows Vic and the Strike team actually HAPPY. Ever since the money train, the team as been on the downward slope. This is how I'd rank the seasons. Keep in mind I haven't seen Season 5 yet. 4-Slow start, but Glenn Close and Anthony Anderson owned this season, while giving Vic and Shane some nice storylines to shine. 2- Money train, Mexican guys burning faces, and the beatdown of Julian. This is where the show started gaining some steam in terms of long term storylines. 3-Close tie with season 2. You have Acavedas rape, Julian with the tough partner, Vic banging that hot K9 girl. Not to mention money train fallout. 1- An excellent season, but in the grand scheme of the show, this is all setup.

Teris death in season 1 has my vote as the most shocking. Throw in Michelle and Palmer getting whacked last season for good measure.

From the previews, I thought last nights episode was going to be hokey, a "very special episode", but aside from the misdirection on who got injured, I thought it was a fine episode. I love the subtle progression and maturity of some of the characters, Smash this episode, and Saracen throughout the season. Good stuff with Street/Lila too.

I want JJ Abrams to direct the 24 movie.

Talk about a letdown. The last 15 minutes were nice, but this episode was too much Julie Cooper. Hardly the sendoff I imagined. Anybody else watch/care?

Private eye getting his balls shaved off in season 2 of 24. Acaveda being forced to blow some Mexican banger on Season 3 of The Shield. I still cringe at that.

Yeah, I honestly was thinking Marcel would win this. Poop on Ilan.

I liked when Law and Order and Homicide: Life On The Street would cross over. It makes me wish 24 and The Shield would cross paths at some point.

Blake is getting impressive, but, at 28 he's all but ancient on the tour. I wish he was playing like this two or three years ago. That said, Gonzo is killing him.

whoa whoa, what happened? I missed this episode.

I'm rewatching season 2 on DVD the past few weeks, and it's not nearly as bad as we all made it out to be back then. I'm about halfway through it, and the only dud episode was Shannons flashback so far.

The group I watched this with cheered when Jack bit the terrorist, but we absolutely ERUPTED when he spat out the neckflesh.

Surprised at the low rankings for season 3. You get the prison riot, mexico stuff with the Salazars, outbreak at the hotel, the Gael swerve, and Nina. It might have been a little unrealistic, but I'd rank it near the top. Season 1 Season 3 Season 5 Season 4 Season 2

Good to see Mikey win something for once.. Poor Marcel, I feel like they're trying to villify him, when he really hasn't done anything wrong. Sam blowing up on him in the store was crazy, yeah. Next week looks awesome.

Crap, missed this.

This new season is awesome, and I'm sadly disapointed since they're opening up a ton of new storylines.

AND I LOVED IT.

Dammit. And this season was getting soo good.

I couldn't stay interested. The annoying guy with the hat and the cat got on my nerves. Reminded me of Max Perlich's "Brody" from Homicide: Life On The Street.

They should do like the Scrooge McDuck and Glongold from Ducktales and whp out the big scale.

In the vein of Will Smith, Robin Williams, Jamie Foxx, Jim Carrey, and others, I'm predicting a super-serious turn for Steve Carrell within the next three years.