(Joe) The first ridiculous technology thing on Drive. (Other than the fabricated phone text messages)
(Joe) Something about doing a restricted character search for six-digit numbers.
(Joe) Also, a mention of downloading the search program via FTP.
(Joe) Itself, not ridiculous. But an unecessary detail.
(Scott) What, you've never remoted in to your computer at home to ftp a search utility?
(Scott) And certainly banks would allow you to just ftp in from home.
(Scott) The guy giving her a ride looks like he's related to Bush somehow.
(Scott) He has that same slack-jawed, dazed look.
(Scott) 24, season 6 - Episode 19
(Scott) The following takes place between 12:00 AM and 1:00 AM.
(Joe) This is the worst season of 24.
(Scott) Worse than cougars?
(Joe) All our viewers need to know.
(Scott) Yeah, worse than cougars . . .
(Joe) We are certain to see some member of the cat family chasing someone this season.
(Scott) Maybe a panda
(Scott) A panda is technically a cat, incidentally.
(Scott) I suspect that Jack isn't even going to off Little Ricky.
(Scott) How is it possible that anyone stops for that?
(Joe) Midnight in L.A., 3AM on the East Coast, where Vice President Daniels is machinating.
(Scott) It's just not possible.
(Scott) And why is there so much traffic at midnight?
(Scott) "He got the drop on me"
(Scott) "In pursuit"
(Scott) "Jack's gone rogue"
(Scott) Yes, it's old cliche night in 24 land
(Joe) Midnight after a nuclear weapon was detonated within driving distance.
(Scott) Power lines . . . tracker from the sub-board
(Scott) Milo shows some uncharacteristic judgement.
(Joe) At the beginning of the season, Jack was in a Chinese prison. Even the stupid Toyota commercial was more interesting than jockeying for the Presidency and back-room discussions about whether the DoD or Homeland is responsible for blanket subpoena powers.
(Scott) Wait, why is there a child in the back of this car . . . oh crap.
(Scott) I miss tedium of the Logans.
(Scott) "Clear the air"
(Joe) No way he would address the nation at 9AM. Today/GMA has morning prime-time at 8AM. They're going to let them have spring cleaning tips and a fake fashion show until letting the country know what happened overnight?
(Scott) Lennox is decoying.
(Scott) No, wait. That was last week's theme.
(Joe) Do you know how cool a season of Chinese Prison Break would be?
(Scott) The tattoos would be so much more complex.
(Scott) Gotta check on the pizza.
(Scott) It's Digiorno.
(Joe) The Chinese Overlord played the same character in Akeelah and the Bee.
(Scott) Still needs a few minutes.
(Joe) Mandarin.
(Joe) 12:10
(Joe) Commercial: Makeovers with pretty pink dresses. A different brand of 24 fan this season.
(Scott) Nicholas Cage is terrible.
(Scott) Tiny cars
(Joe) Something about doing a restricted character search for six-digit numbers.
(Joe) Also, a mention of downloading the search program via FTP.
(Joe) Itself, not ridiculous. But an unecessary detail.
(Scott) What, you've never remoted in to your computer at home to ftp a search utility?
(Scott) And certainly banks would allow you to just ftp in from home.
(Scott) The guy giving her a ride looks like he's related to Bush somehow.
(Scott) He has that same slack-jawed, dazed look.
(Scott) 24, season 6 - Episode 19
(Scott) The following takes place between 12:00 AM and 1:00 AM.
(Joe) This is the worst season of 24.
(Scott) Worse than cougars?
(Joe) All our viewers need to know.
(Scott) Yeah, worse than cougars . . .
(Joe) We are certain to see some member of the cat family chasing someone this season.
(Scott) Maybe a panda
(Scott) A panda is technically a cat, incidentally.
(Scott) I suspect that Jack isn't even going to off Little Ricky.
(Scott) How is it possible that anyone stops for that?
(Joe) Midnight in L.A., 3AM on the East Coast, where Vice President Daniels is machinating.
(Scott) It's just not possible.
(Scott) And why is there so much traffic at midnight?
(Scott) "He got the drop on me"
(Scott) "In pursuit"
(Scott) "Jack's gone rogue"
(Scott) Yes, it's old cliche night in 24 land
(Joe) Midnight after a nuclear weapon was detonated within driving distance.
(Scott) Power lines . . . tracker from the sub-board
(Scott) Milo shows some uncharacteristic judgement.
(Joe) At the beginning of the season, Jack was in a Chinese prison. Even the stupid Toyota commercial was more interesting than jockeying for the Presidency and back-room discussions about whether the DoD or Homeland is responsible for blanket subpoena powers.
(Scott) Wait, why is there a child in the back of this car . . . oh crap.
(Scott) I miss tedium of the Logans.
(Scott) "Clear the air"
(Joe) No way he would address the nation at 9AM. Today/GMA has morning prime-time at 8AM. They're going to let them have spring cleaning tips and a fake fashion show until letting the country know what happened overnight?
(Scott) Lennox is decoying.
(Scott) No, wait. That was last week's theme.
(Joe) Do you know how cool a season of Chinese Prison Break would be?
(Scott) The tattoos would be so much more complex.
(Scott) Gotta check on the pizza.
(Scott) It's Digiorno.
(Joe) The Chinese Overlord played the same character in Akeelah and the Bee.
(Scott) Still needs a few minutes.
(Joe) Mandarin.
(Joe) 12:10
(Joe) Commercial: Makeovers with pretty pink dresses. A different brand of 24 fan this season.
(Scott) Nicholas Cage is terrible.
(Scott) Tiny cars
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