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I think my main problem with Logan's plan was that up to the point he was revealed as the Big Bad, he was always presented as a totally indecisive, pusillanimous wimp, then suddenly he's cooly co-orchestrating this insanely complicated terrorist/counter-terrorist plot.
I also don't get why they decided to try and kill Tony, Michelle and Chloe. I get that the answer is, to frame Jack for Palmer's murder, but that makes no sense, even by 24 standards. If they pick someone else to frame, Jack will keep on pretending to be dead. If they go after those closest to him, Jack - who all the conspirators know is the toughest, most competent secret agent in the world - will be after them.
And while I'm ranting, what bugged me after that was they never bothered following up on the obvious lead - okay, whoever is behind this terrorist plot both knows Jack is alive and has a grudge against him. Surely that was worth giving some thought? Fucking hell!
I am in two minds about next season. I half want the Chinese government to break him and send him back into America as a terrorist, like the Brit from Season 3. On the downside, that will inevitably mean Kim comes back when they use her as leverage against him.
Oh yeah, that's another thing. Why the fuck does Jack keep thinking CTU is a safe place for his daughter? This was at its least logical in Season 3, where he let her work there so he could keep an eye on her. By that point, in just the two days we know about, there had been at least two moles, one of whom murdered the other and Jack's wife, a network of terrorist surveillance cameras, and a bomb attack on CTU. Oh yeah, that sounds like a great place to keep your eye on your daughter, Jack! |
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