|| 24 Episode Discussion Thread || - Page 6

If you follow political news in India and this show, does the timing of the assassination attempt on Aditya Singhania scare you? An attempt to shoot him via sniper rifle failed, but created a lot of panic. Flash forward to Sunday, at an East Indian city, in the late morning.

@Arjun Patna blasts right??

@Sourya Patna blasts indeed. The only difference was that you didn't have a sniper, but a sapper- instead of guns, there were bombs. The scary part about the real-life attempt was the bomb right under the stage!

Hey how come no WU for Saturday? Or did I miss that thread?

Even I noticed that. I felt this person is actually in league with Nikita, and Nikita was the one who faked her own death to cross over. Not quite.

Its for that reason alone I have never opened the US version thread. But I heard from last week's episodes they have changed track from the US version, which is a good move. 


Edited by zephyr29 - 10 years ago

None of the RAW people are popular at the ATU. Gill, I call a CID joke. Abhilasha seems to be reasonably competent, but she too will fall short. The question is, how short.


Edited by Arjun_M - 10 years ago

This Abhilasha Grewal, I feel, may get taken out sometime early. She's much too competent to be spared, unlike Gill. She could also be a villain acting against the interests of the ATU.

The Casualty Ward will have an entry by the time JSR completes another interrogation.

Were you surprised when you saw Yakub taking orders from someone, and under a little stress? He now has a weakness, surely. But I was surprised when Raja, Yakub's boss, was following someone else's orders. He was aided by that member of the family all along, who even helped fix Aditya's dates!

I was not surprised to see Yakub  taking orders...After all he was not supposed to be the mastermind...the political background of freeing the leader seems reasonable!

Fake Max blows up Mehek's residence, with Mehek trapped. That channel was already revealed as media for sale, and remote-controlled by politicians. Maybe there's something to take out of this, given how our real-world new media is on the payroll of the political ruling class? The producers of 24 seem to hate them just as much as those social media volunteers.