24: Day 7, 12pm -1pm
January 21, 2009 by nina
Filed under 24 Season 7
This was due yesterday, but I was all about the inauguration.
Previously on 24: President Taylor gets an ultimatum. First Hubby Taylor finds out that his son was murdered and someone in his wife’s administration may be in on it. Agent Walker tortures the shooter (Tanner) to get info on Jack and Almeida’s whereabouts. It works. Jack goes under with Tony Almeida posing as one of Emerson’s men. They try to kidnap the leader of Sangala, but he locks himself in a panic room Jodi Foster-style.
The following takes place between 12pm and 1pm…
The FBI prepares to go after Almeida and his men to stop them from kidnapping the leader of Sangala whose name I can’t spell yet. It’s a “bring Almeida back alive mission” which doesn’t make the FBI dudes too happy.
Agent Walker is totally busted for torturing the injured man thing. His boss orders her to head back to the office – she can’t make an arrest off of faulty-tortured-obtained info. She goes all rogue and heads off anyway.
Inside the most poorly-stocked panic room ever, Mr. Mumtobo (I’m taking a shot) and his wife discuss their options which pretty much consist of keeping their asses put till help arrives… until Emerson threatens to kill one of his men if he doesn’t come out in one minute… and he still pretty much decides to keep his ass put. Mumtobo’s man is spared a bullet in the head when the FBI calls him on his cell phone and Emerson realizes the FBI may be on their way.
Knowing that they have to get Mumtobo out (he’s the only hope they have of capturing Dubaku and finding the C.I.P. device), Jack suggests that they use the small amount of time they have before the feds arrive to smoke him out using common household products. MacGyver style!
Again, worst.panic.room.ever.
Jack goes all Bill Nye on the vents, creating fumes that will smoke Mumtobo and his wife out. He’s willing to die, but is his wife? She’s willing to go out like a gangsta too!
The squirrelly tech guy acts all… squirrelly when his wife calls. And even more squirrelly when he overhears that Agent Walker has gone rogue.
Mumtobo’s wife bitches out at the last minute and opens the panic room door! She’s not so gangsta after all. *sigh*
Agent Walker shows up just as Emerson, Jack, and Almeida are loading Mumtobo and his wife in a truck. She gets busted because… well, she’s no Jack Bauer. Jack and Almeida convince Emerson not to kill her until they find out what she knows.
First Hubby Taylor trusts his secret service person, Brian, to help him find someone who can get the info off the thumb drive his dead son’s fiance gave him. He refuses to tell his wife until he can prove what he was told. Doesn’t he ever watch 24!? He’ll be dead in the next three hours. Tops.
President Taylor refuses to withdraw the U.S. troops in accordance with Dubaku’s demands. Instead, she wants to use the 30 minutes they have left to find Mumtobo.
We find out why squirrelly guy is so squirrelly. He’s banging some chick at work. Lame. Who cares? Unless he’s banging her to frame her for being the mole and will later kill her, I sure don’t.
Emerson’s inside man informs him that Agent Walker doesn’t know squat and should be terminated post haste. Well, he didn’t say post haste, those are my words.
Brian betrays First Hubby Taylor by leading him to his dead son’s fiance’s apartment. Having consumed spiked coffee, FHT loses control of his muscles and becomes paralyzed. Brian and his Secret Service cohort plan to stage a murder-suicide involving FHT and the fiancé.
Emerson and his crew pull up at an empty construction site and he orders Jack to kill Agent Taylor. He shots her… kinda?… and covers her body with a tarp. Emerson, liking all his Is dotted and his Ts crossed, orders Almeida and Jack to now bury her. Taylor looks all panicky under the tarp as they toss mounds of dirt on her….
Tick.Tock.Tick.Tock….


Nina is a 34-year-old mother, wife and writer who spends her days blogging, studying, changing diapers and watching ridiculous amounts of TV. She currently resides in Atlanta, Georgia, with her husband, two children and three TiVos.




I only watched this cause you told me to. You lured me in with the "I had to rewind to make sure I saw what I saw." And I watched and was like, "Yawn." I just don't feel like there's a big threat out there. I know, I know, they can, like, crash planes or whatever, but there's not enough talk about the impact of their big bad device. Like, in past seasons, they were always talking about "the whole world will die within 12 minutes if this man farts biotoxins!" This season, I'm just not feeling the threat. I do, however, looooove Agent Walker. And you mark my words, they are SO putting her in line to be the new Jack Bauer when Keifer decides to go behind the camera. THAT will get me to tune in, cause I love her!
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LikeI love her too, but we may need to put money on this "female Bauer" thing.
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LikeI actually saw part of this, but of course, since I don't watch this, I didn't really understand what was going on. But it was enough for me to want to go back and see all the seasons prior to this.
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LikeOh and I didn't read your review so I won't spoil whatever I end up watching. I will probably be bugging you when I do start watching it from the beginning though.
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LikeWhen you do start watching, just be prepared that you'll want to stab Jack Bauer's daughter with dull objects by season 2.
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LikeI just can't get past Jeanine Garofalo being in this season. She's even more irritating than Chloe, and I keep waiting for someone to kill that neurotic bitch every season. The only thing that can save Garofalo's character for me is if she turns out to be a traitor, because if there's going to be a traitor this season, you know it's going to be the biggest liberal in the room.
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LikeYou are horrible.
I didn't mind her so much until she was about to get questioned for helping Agent Walker stall Tanner's lawyers. Her acting was a mess.
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LikeP.S.
Mumtobo's wife is a total sally.
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LikeI love the fact that I totally didn't spell his name correctly, and you just went with it.
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LikeHey, I'm not here to judge.
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LikeWhat the hell is a Sally?
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LikeNo clue.
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LikeIt's like a wuss or a pussy.
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LikeNice summary, lady! This season is pretty good so far, if I do say so myself.
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