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This week, "24" gives me most of what I've been waiting for this season, and that's all I'm gonna say....
Okay, maybe a little more. Someone takes a bullet. Someone gets sent home. Someone gets some long-due props. And two someones come to Jack's aid in an interesting turn of events.
If only next week looked to be more promising....
Okay, maybe a little more. Someone takes a bullet. Someone gets sent home. Someone gets some long-due props. And two someones come to Jack's aid in an interesting turn of events.
If only next week looked to be more promising....
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I'd argue post-9/11 that New York has something of a peculiar metropolitan psychology about it now. I don't think it's necessarily unique, but I think it's enough to distinguish it from many cities. Some urban areas (and college towns, even) are just more prone to violence for awful reasons (sporting events, even). I'm not saying LA is one of 'em, but it did occur to me.