Dr. Bradley is still with Audrey, staring at her and asking "You alright?" Haha. Anyone bother to check "Dr." Bradley's credentials? I hope that he goes on to ask her why she's acting like this or if something is bothering her, but alas, he just starts poking around instead. Audrey, by the way, has scars all over her arms and legs. Oh man, I can't wait to watch the wrath Jack is going to dispense over all of this.
Nadia goes in and asks Dr. Bradley if he has a diagnosis yet. "Oh, I'm not a doctor," he fails to say. Instead, he says she's a Type 3 catatonic, capable of following simple commands and repeating basic phrases, but "otherwise utterly unresponsive." To YOU perhaps, Dr. HarshTone. He says that the only way to get answers out of her is with intervention. Huh? He goes on to say that she has been injected with pharmacological agents, as evidenced by over a hundred injection sites on her arms, feet, and groin. Ugh. Poor Audrey. He says the only way to overcome the shock is to give her different drugs, although there are certain risks, one of which is possible death.
Mike isn't comfortable with this, and tells Nadia that he thinks Jack can help instead. She turns to Dr. Bradley and asks if this would be possible. "Yeah, I know who Jack Bauer is. I read Ms. Raines' file on the way over." Ooh, snarky. I sort of like that. But he goes on to say that he thinks Jack will hurt more than he will help, and he loses me there. Jack always helps. But the doctor has more to say, but he says it with outrageous speed and in a giant run-on sentence so it's totally hilarious. "With all due respect it's not your call Ms. Yasser District has formally placed Ms. Raines in my custody and granted me authority to determine appropriate treatment I'm going to begin preparing for a treatment shortly I'll let you know what the results are Good day." Hmm. Maybe Dr. Bradley is a little awesome.
"I like what you've done with the place I love the glass walls They really liven up the room I'm a doctor by the way"
Nadia informs Mike that he was out of line, but he counters that since she's acting director, she needs to call the shots, no matter what they may be. He says she can't be afraid of stepping on toes, but she says that she has to respect the chain of command and blah blah blah...I'm sure we'll all learn a very important lesson about this by the end of the episode.
Daniels calls up Lisa and tells her to come back right away. There's a crisis and he needs her. He doesn't know yet that she IS the crisis, but we all know it'll be so sweet when he finds out. I hope Tom informs him through interpretive dance. She says she'll be right there, then kisses Mystery Guy and leaves the apartment. As soon as she does, he calls up his contact and asks what his next move is. I know what it should be: The Lawnmower.
Tom flits in to bring Daniels the happy news. He tells him that a staffer made several phone calls to one Mark Bishop (Mystery Guy), a lobbyist who was flagged two years ago as being in likely contact with Russian intelligence agents, but the issue wasn't pursued due to "lack of resources". Well. I certainly hope Bill Buchanan will be fired for that. Daniels asks which staffer, and Tom, barely able to suppress his glee, tells him that it's Lisa. Daniels gapes, while Tom further explains that she probably isn't helping the Russians willingly, as she called Mark with her own phone, and Tom was able to find evidence that they've stayed in the same hotel room on the same night. They've been doing it for a year, and Tom chirps that "if we dig a little deeper, I'm sure we will find more evidence that these two were sleeping together." High fives all around!
"Oh, yeah. They're doing it, sir. Hard core."
Daniels then tells Tom that there may be a bigger problem than they thought. He confesses that he's been sleeping with her too, and the look on Tom's face and his subsequent expressions are PRICELESS.
Just give the guy an Emmy.
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Comments (5)
Chloe's totally suicided herself. Totally.
1 of 5 | Posted by Tokens Only
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Posted on May 6, 2007 8:54 PM
What the hell? Heller is still alive? How?
2 of 5 | Posted by joyfulchicken
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Posted on May 6, 2007 11:06 PM
Poor old Chloe. I bet she's been kidnapped by Cheng to fix the component - karma for her 'don't arm nuclear weapons for terrorists' call to Morris.
3 of 5 | Posted by L'il One
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Posted on May 7, 2007 2:23 AM
haha, "change your shoes, mr. rogers, that's a wrap" and even better, the tom lennox picture series -- hilarious, screampillar.
4 of 5 | Posted by Lousy Drunk Morris
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Posted on May 7, 2007 5:59 AM
OK, the time compression is getting ridiculous in this goddamn series. By their own clock, Lisa and the stud undressed, boinked, showered and half-dressed in 5 minutes or less. If that's the case, he ain't much of a hunk.
This once-exciting show is deteriorating fast. There have been so many lame twists to this "day" that nothing made any sense ultimately. But the time thingie has got to be the single most annoying piece of bullshit they've been trying to cram down our throats. At this rate, Jack's going to be able to fly to Washington, visit Palmer and fly back, all in one episode.
5 of 5 | Posted by Tony A.
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Posted on May 7, 2007 11:01 AM