Soma seeds. Soma. Drug soma. Suicide with soma how many does it take….

So, how does “Division” get wind of the break-in, and get a new team over there 5 minutes after the dust settles?

‘Division’ was already on the way to replace Buchannan who was fired an hour or three earlier.” Nadia was only put temporarily in charge until the ‘division’ people showed up.

And as far as Nadia getting the blame: The Division pukes are bureaucrats, and as such, will put the blame on the most convenient person rather than where it really belongs.

But yeah, this season’s pretty much of a snoozer.

Nearly everyone (except ‘Ching Chong’ Chiang) showed more gumballs tonight than usual. (even the scumbag Grandpa Bauer has some guts.)

A little surprised that Jack got Nadia to help him take down the bad guys instead of Chloe…. (Maybe a plot device to get us to change our minds about her?))

If Morris is going to stick around with CTU, they really need to send him through at least an abbreviated Q course or out to ‘The Farm’ for a few weeks. I mean, YAY, he jumped the bad guy, but he really needs to be able to take someone down, fast, if he is going to continue to play the game.

Actually, there are maybe a few whiffs of some lefty politics creeping up now that “Heroes” is getting close to the end, but if so they’re pretty subtle. And the situation is so far removed from anything resembling reality that it’s hard to view any of it as anything more than a wild “what if” scenario, not a real effort at political allegory.

Oh, and here’s an interesting observation: Rena Sofer plays supporting characters in both “24″ and “Heroes”–which, of course, are on opposite one another. I wonder how many times that’s happened before?

This season can’t end soon enough. What a disappointment!

I have been a die-hard 24 fan for years, but a few weeks ago, after falling behind with 3 or 4 episodes unwatched on the DVR (unthinkable even last season, which wasn’t really great) I finally turned off the automatic recording for 24.

There was absolutely nothing original in this season, and the writing had become so stunningly moronic that I was having to force myself to watch it. I think the “jump the shark” moment, for me, was when Jack was trying to fly the UAV away from LA and it refused to respond to his 30 seconds of inputs at the controls until, at the last possible second, it veered away from LA… good grief. Then, to make it worse, it “starts to go into a stall” so Jack tells Chloe that he has to land it ASAP… despite the fact that to recover from a stall Jack just needed to give it a bit of throttle and nose-down and despite the fact that he wouldn’t be able to land it if it were, in fact, in an “unrecoverable” stall.

Simply put, they are making up complete crap that a 3rd grader could see through to serve as stupid little plot devices. After I quit watching it I was told that the President of the United States authorized a dude to carry nuclear secrets to the Chinese (with the intent to destroy them and himself) in a clever ploy to rescue his girlfriend.

I can’t believe that anyone still watches this train wreck.

“Look, son – the wild American Skank – watch your wallet”

WOLVERINES!

I don’t think Ricky is gonna die. At this point I’m wondering if Jack is gonna survive. There’s only so many of these things he can survive. Even for Hollyweird he’s pushing the limits.

Question now is, did they remove Josh from the equation in so he isn’t anywhere near Jack? Then send Jack in to get his Dad using Josh as collateral against both of them? Sort of a winner take all thing?

I wonder if Major Cassidy will have the stones to order Two-One Zebra (just to confuse the personalities some more).