But Olivia can't go through with it, and hits "Cancel," instead. And Hodges is blown up in a car, anyway.
So we have another mystery on our hands. Certainly the villains that Tony is working for have a motive. But I'm thinking ... I don't know, maybe Aaron. I know, he's a straight arrow. But Olivia did blurt out to Aaron last week that she wanted Hodges dead. And we did see more than usual of Aaron tonight. We'll see....
Bear in mind, though, that my powers of prediction have not been that good about 24 this season. I've been holding out for Tony being good, but I can't see much hope of that now.
Jack, though, is getting more humane than ever. In another fine scene, Jack has a conversation with an Imam whom Jack had come close to roughing up. He learns the Imam is innocent. Jack apologizes. The Imam forgives him. Jack says he "gave up on that a long time ago" ... Shades of Clint Eastwood and The Unforgiven.
A compelling scene in a powerful, strange, transformative season of 24, with only 3 hours left...
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I'm pretty much sure I saw the name Aaron Pierce in the Dubaku list of paid agent. It was just a flash but ...
And when did you see that - three months ago? :)
Aaron Pierce surely can't be bad :\, but with 24 who knows that's why we love to watch. Paul, do you think the kinder gentler Jack is going to continue?
Hard to say - probably at least until the end of this season :)
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