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milhouse said:
I wonder if his wife is involved as well?
I'm guessing no. He tried to (well agreed to, at least) have her committed and was going to let her perish in the attack on the Russian president. On that note, it would be interesting to watch previous episodes knowing that he is ultimately behind it all. Probably a lot of clues there. I wonder how far back it goes. Maybe he was even complicit in the death of the president he was serving under (going back to last season).

Perhaps David Palmer's character returns in flashbacks to explain the story?
 
t8rs said:
I'm guessing no. He tried to (well agreed to, at least) have her committed and was going to let her perish in the attack on the Russian president. On that note, it would be interesting to watch previous episodes knowing that he is ultimately behind it all. Probably a lot of clues there. I wonder how far back it goes. Maybe he was even complicit in the death of the president he was serving under (going back to last season).

Perhaps David Palmer's character returns in flashbacks to explain the story?

I'm guessing Evelyn knew about Logan and told Palmer, and thats what Palmer was planning on telling the wife?
You're right about things happened in the past ie, letting her get killed in the attack and being committed. Now it all makes senses how/why he was willing to do that.
That guy that got killed earlier, the traitor. Weird how there was no connection to Logan. Logan berated the guy for being a traitor but hes 1 as well.
I have to say the writers did a good job in fooling us with Logan. You're so caught up on him being useless you forgot to look at him as a suspect.
So it seems Chloe, Audrey and Jack have a little circle of trust between them. Wondering if somehow 1 person will become a traitor sooner or later. I liked Buchannon too.
I liked the episode this week, made up for the Prison Break.
 
Right on

t8rs said:
…. On that note, it would be interesting to watch previous episodes knowing that he is ultimately behind it all… I wonder how far back it goes. Maybe he was even complicit in the death of the president he was serving under (going back to last season)….

I never thought about Logan was responsible for the bombing of Air Force One in the last season. Good thinking.

milhouse said:
……..I have to say the writers did a good job in fooling us with Logan. You're so caught up on him being useless you forgot to look at him as a suspect.….
I liked the episode this week, made up for the Prison Break.

Yeah, suspecting the VP was obvious but for a second I thought Aaron was the bad guy with the stares when Wayne and Evelyn were having the conversations.

dj1470 said:
President Palmer isn't dead. He'll be back by the last 3-4 episodes. Tony will not be killed off - he's too popular. Unfortunately, I think it'll be Buchanan.......

Not trying to be a prick but Tony IS dead. Buchanan is FIRED, not killed. The only thing left now is whether if Palmer is actually dead. You mentioned about the link http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0769780/ with Dennis Haysbert in it. Yes, that’s true but it also has Kim AND Tony in it………. So I wondered how true that list of casting is. Kim is still a possibility but Tony?????? That’s gonna take a LOT of explanation. Well, we shall find out in 3 hours…..arrr…… 3 weeks.

Then again…..this is one of the most exciting episodes in terms of twist. Logan really threw me off. I can’t even go back & say “oh yeah, I thought of him!”
 
milhouse said:
I'm guessing Evelyn knew about Logan and told Palmer, and thats what Palmer was planning on telling the wife?
Good point; I hadn't thought that one through yet.

That guy that got killed earlier, the traitor. Weird how there was no connection to Logan. Logan berated the guy for being a traitor but hes 1 as well.
Actually, here's where I'd like to see again the episode where the right-hand man was exposed. Were they only pretending there was no connection when others were around? There was one scene that sticks out in my mind - they seemed to be working on something very cooperatively and Jack barges in, taking the guy down and says he's a traitor. Logan says he already knows as he's confessed to it.

civic82 said:
Then again…..this is one of the most exciting episodes in terms of twist. Logan really threw me off. I can’t even go back & say “oh yeah, I thought of him!”
That's for sure. There was talk in the 24 thread last year that it was getting repetitive (mole in CTU, etc.). Just another ploy to get us thinking that way? If so, it's brilliant.
 
Lasttime said:
If the wayward president angle isn't a false story thread, I think the people brought into CTU may be working with him, striving to undermine CTU (and the American way???).
It's funny how ART immitates LIFE. The president is bound and determined to scare the American people into accepting anything he says. Now that he has taken credit for stopping the terrorist attack, he can impose any restrictions on the Americans in the name of National Security.

This follows in the same vein, as 911 and GW Bush now imposing the new security card on Americans. Next step, everyone will be chipped for "National Security". Scare tactics work great. American ambassador Wilkins, has stated that poeple will come on board if they realize a need for the new card. Nothing like holding a gun to your head, and telling you this is for your own good. NEW WORLD ORDER is just around the corner. It's all about control.