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I’m ridiculously happy that the new season of 24 is here. So far, I’m thinking it will be better than last year, when even my prodigious ability to suspend disbelief was challenged.
The real-time format of the show and, of course, Jack Bauer, is like crack. I don’t have a DVR or a Tivo (Is that redundant? Is Tivo actually a DVR?) so, if Matthew McConaughey calls and asks for a date tonight, I’ll have to decline. Even if he shows up wearing those wet surfer shorts, he’ll have to settle for snuggling on the sofa until at least 10:00pm, when the episode is over.

Sorry, Matthew. I'm with Jack now.
The weird thing is that if Jack Bauer was a real person, I’d want him to be in prison. I am so seriously anti-torture that I don’t think you even get to torture torturers. I don’t believe the end justifies the means. I don’t think desperate times necessarily call for desperate measures. I don’t believe that it’s okay to violate someone’s civil rights for the greater good. Mainly because I don’t trust the violators to define “greater good.”
But in TV fantasy world, Jack is the man. Yes, this short, balding man with no discernable lips and funny ears is hotter than
Yes, I’m a fantasy hypocrite.
So, on to the important stuff. I’m making a prediction: Tony Almeida turns out to be a good guy, albeit emotionally tortured and deeply damaged. He has infiltrated the evil-doers (Thanks, Dubya, for a new word.) in order to bring them down.
Votes on this?

Hey, look what I won!