Tim Ellsworth

5 Responses to “24: Hour 11”

1. Scott Gladin says:
   February 27th, 2007 at 8:17 am
   

   I don’t trust Logan one bit. To me, it looks like he still has that suspicious look in his eye that he had last season. Although he does apparently have a new faith in God…so who knows. There was that Bible he left open with what I believe was Psalm 40:2, “He brought me up out of the pit of destruction, out of the miry clay, and He set my feet upon a rock making my footsteps firm.” However, that could have been placed intentionally as a smoke screen to try and throw off Jack into trusting him. But as for now, I don’t trust him one bit.

2. Paul Schafer says:
   February 27th, 2007 at 8:25 am
   

   Last nights episode was weak.

   The plot between Chloe and Morris dragged on and on. Not alot of good acting between the two.

   What happen to Sandra Palmer and the Muslim leader she was helping a few episodes ago? Did they just drop the plot on that?

   Charles Logan, Wayne Palmer and Jack Bauers communication was weak to.

   I predict some better acting and a better plot in future episodes.

3. jasonk says:
   February 27th, 2007 at 10:31 am
   

   I agree with Paul. It was not the best episode I’ve ever seen.
   Charles Logan a Christian? From the look of the Russian ambassador’s face when Jack is getting ready to cut off his fingers, I would say, no. But we’ll see. Its hard to imagine anyone from Hollywood, even a political conservative, portray Christians in a positive light.

4. Scott Gladin says:
   February 27th, 2007 at 10:44 am
   

   Yea well, I don’t expect Hollywood to portray Christians in a positive light. I just try and take it all in as purely entertainment and nothing more.

5. steve b says:
   February 27th, 2007 at 7:50 pm
   

   Genuine or facade? the answer I believe is Yes. I think it is more to the fact he hopes to win back Martha. Help Jack stop the setting of any more nukes, is just part of the plan of winning her back. But he didnt seem shocked that Jack called him, he seems to be in the loop a little bit too much. The question is do the writers know where they are going with this yet.