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24

Ok, I love 24, but two thoughts from tonight's episode.

- When in the world did Jack have time (since he didn't exist 18 hours ago) to program Aaron Pierce's name and number into his cell phone?

- Since when did the 24 theme music turn into the theme from a lost Bond film?

This entry was posted by Mike Lovato, on Monday, April 10, 2006. You can leave your response.

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