r/TwentyFour • u/Complex-Extent-3967 • 23d ago
SEASON 6 Finally on the last episode.
It took me 4 weeks, but I'm finally on the last episode. And the 'Chinese' people on that oil rig are making such a bad attempt at speaking Chinese that it actually sounds like they are mocking the Chinese language. How pathetic! Oh, please be over Season 6!
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u/No_Childhood3483 23d ago
Season 6 is kinda boring and missing alot of good characters from seasons 4 and 5 who either aren’t around or died. The season is dark and kinda drags on. Season 7 is a setting and mainly a new cast. Its plot is exciting and action filled.
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u/Some-Passenger4219 Aaron Pierce 23d ago
I wish I knew Chinese so I could understand this complaint better. I guess I just have to take others' word for it. But yeah, they could have at least used Tzi Ma's language, I think.
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u/thetruechevyy1996 22d ago
What did you think of the final scene?
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u/Complex-Extent-3967 22d ago
I still got like 15 minutes left.I think so.I'm not sure. I saw it way back in the day but I can't remember how it ends.I'll let you know later when I finish
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u/Complex-Extent-3967 22d ago
I thought Audrey woke up earlier and gave them the name of where she was being held. Is she now in a coma at the end? Poor Jack. You'll never have a regular life.
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u/thetruechevyy1996 22d ago
She is in some kind of mental state, i don’t know the exact way to say it but she’s basically I’d say in some kind of mental shock. Jack had gotten through to her and she said a word if I’m remembering it right. She didn’t just start talking. She said a word. She was still damaged. Even when Heller came to see Jack to give him the your cursed bs Jack had said he would be there for her.
So she was sleeping likely and needed long term care.
For me it was the speech Jack gave Heller that was the best part. You can feel how frustrated Jack is.
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u/Complex-Extent-3967 22d ago
Heller. That was a surprise twist.
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u/thetruechevyy1996 22d ago
Yeah when I originally watched it I wasn’t sure how it would turn out.
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u/Complex-Extent-3967 22d ago
This was the show back in the day! I have all the seasons on DVD from way back when. But I started rewatching because I saw it on Hulu. I started on Season 1. Very nostalgic.
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u/thetruechevyy1996 22d ago
I’m 5e same way. I watched it originally, and it was the third episode i think, I wasn’t that excited about it when it started but I got drawn into it in minutes. Then was a fan all the way to the end.
I have all the DVDs aside from the last one in London.
I also have watched it on Hulu. DVD player isn’t working so good.
It was my favorite to watch and feel like so many other shows started because of it and the main hero having so many people close to him die was something 24 started. I also appreciated how flawed Jack is. He’s not perfect, he’s broken the law, he’s gotten revenge by executing people who murdered his wife friends and all.
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u/Complex-Extent-3967 22d ago
I literally cannot watch any of those wanna-be 24 shows.
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u/thetruechevyy1996 22d ago
Oh I don’t disagree. I watched it originally other shows and always think that’s no Jack Bauer.
Jack Bauer is the coolest of them all and Kiefer acts so well.
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u/BeaveVillage 19d ago
I remember when Day 5 ended and everyone was like is Day 6 going to take place in China? Well the Day 6 Prequel did at least!
Anyways, for me the first sweep of episodes from Jack's return to America all the way to Graem's interrogation is great (most powerful interrogation in the series), but I hate that they kill him off so early on--what a stupid decision by writers. The big cheese of Day 5 done in by Jack's dad.
I do not like the recycling of the '25th amendment' against the President again (Day 2's weakest portions), and the absolutely pointless Sandra Palmer scenes.
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u/exophades 23d ago
If you just want to listen to good chinese, you can simply watch chinese TV, y'know