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Minor issue: I'd put Bridgewater at NA right now.

Well we do know that Ward's intention was the get close

In response to why he could be angry, we've on le seen 30 seconds or so from the race. We have no idea if there was any other interaction between the two racers over the course of the night. This goes for both Stewart and Ward. For all we know, Ward's reaction may have had just as much to so with anything else and not just his crash, which makes the rampant speculation even more baseless.

This is one of those rare cases where I'm not the least bit surprised. It sucks that he died, but it didn't shocked me one bit. He was always out of his mind.

I didn't mean it as a joke. I'm putting it out there as a serious option for this one. Even with Williams' history if crazy I'd still see it as a possibility. I haven't read a single story though, so I have no idea what details are out there.

Or it's David Carradine all over again.

The argument that Stewarts temper played a huge role in this has been very strange to me. What was he even supposed to be mad about here? He came through that corner in one piece and was still going in the race. And now your bit of info that there may very well have not been any contact at all, he's not the list bit angry. The only thing that happens that would cause a reaction is if/when he sees Ward on the track. I can't picture that being something that would cause a racer to get angry.

Our legal system is a joke if his family gets a penny in any wrongful death suit (yes, I realize it's already a joke). Some day we will stop paying out for people being idiots.

So in trying to view this on my phone, with each click it attempts to download a new app each time. Anyone else having this issue?

I felt like it was the eyes telling the story most of the time in that one. I can see not being able to tell if that's Serkis or a computer.

I like apes. I thought the first one was better but this one was still good. At first, the cgi apes seemed a bit too fake to me (or maybe it was that bear), but it was amazing how a good movie made me completely forget about that after a few scenes.

That was definitely my take on the situation. He was ready to off himself until he heard Cheng's men. I'd love to see the body count from that scene alone. He had to have taken out at least 25 guys on that boat.

And if I remember correctly, they actually did show him looking at that picture earlier in the season. In hindsight, that's some nice foreshadowing there.

There was all the talk going into this season that they could be grooming a replacement Bauer in Kate. I think that's all but guaranteed at this point. She's definitely leading the charge to free Bauer.

Heller's done. There's no way they bring him back. He's going to quickly spiral downward in the days after all the crazy stuff that just happened. His ending was about the most depressing thing they could have done. It just goes to show you that if you attach yourself to Jack Bauer, things do not end well for you.

I kind of want to cheer myself up by barking the tune to walking on sunshine.

Two of my posts about 10-15 minutes apart got combined there. My first part about hoping it wasn't going to be the big silent clock was because I was starting to get the feeling in those last 5 minutes of the show that they might actually kill Jack at the end. I wanted no part in that. One thing I will like though when it does come back is his new partner Bellcheck. The guy was a silent badass. I hope he gets more screen time, even with his awful name.

Please dont be the big silent clock That ending for Heller was so cold. But hey, with the way this one went out, we are guaranteed to get more shows in the future.

Great episode

There's no way Chloe walks away from this one. There have been too many goodbyes between her and jack so far this hour.

I say bring back the Police Academy sound effects guy.

His death was even more grotesque. It kind of made me think about Clint Malarchuk with the way that blood gushed after he pulled out the glass.

The first one was confusing me for a bit, but now that I read through the comments, I realize that the bottom row was actually just the options given for the answer. I originally thought they were supposed to be a part of the pattern, which completely baffled me. They should have found a better way to translate this to the online quiz.

It was really quick. They never showed her, but she did get to say one line from inside a prison cell.

They've had all of the following who have been used heavily in Batman stories: -Deathstroke -Deadshot -Solomon Grundy -The Suicide Squad -Harley Quinn (not show but they threw her in as an easter egg in the Suicide Squad episode) -Ra's al Ghul's league of assassins I'm sure there has been a lot of crossover in the books with most of these characters, but they've definitely used their fair share of people I'm familiar with through Batman.