King_Nothing wrote: But once again they leave us sitting on a cliffhanger.
Literally...I was waiting to see Jack jump off that bluff into the rocky shore below - because I was hoping for something exciting and shocking to happen at the very end (like usual) and nothing did
LOL.
I was waiting for something too, I thought that he would snap and kill Heller, but that did not happen. But it does leave the question "what now?" I think the ending was not the best they could have done, but its alright. Real emotional, I will admit, it had me going for a bit haha.
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Watched last 6 episodes yesterday in row. End was pretty boring but the war in CTU complex was exciting.
+ Many characters survived
+ Nadia got more screentime
+ Jack thinks about suicide, though we all know Kiefer has signed contract for more seasons so his not gonna jump
- Milo died. He was the only character with Jack that was in Season 1
- Not much cliffhanger there at the end.
- Chloe's pregnant. She probably leaves the series now
Not much expectations for season 7. Still, I'm gonna watch it.
Check this out an interview with Co-Executive Producer Manny Coto on possibilities for season 7:
Coexcutive producer Manny Coto says: Jack [Kiefer Sutherland] starts next season in a very different place than any season so far. Let's put it this way: I wouldn't be surprised if there's no CTU next year. CTU has become almost too comfortable, you know? "We need to carry out this operation - Chloe, grab Satellite X and get us a feed!" That's gone. We're pulling the rug out from under our characters. It's a pretty radical shift - a totally different context with a totally different villain. There will not be a ticking clock on a nuclear device. We're hewing much closer to real life: tighter, more personal, more difficult for Jack. There may even be a plot thread that doesn't take place on U.S. soil. In a sense, it's a reboot - in location and personnel. We're going to be introducing a new stable of characters, along with a couple of old ones. Jack's not living under an alias. He's found a place he thinks he belongs and a job he enjoys doing that doesn't involve the government. What's also refreshing is the choice of villian: It's not a Muslim terrorist. In fact, it's not a terrorist at all. And the character is fascinating, someone with a supremely dark past who's done something horrific. And whose ambition is to regain his stature in the world. I just can't say enough how exciting it is. It's going to be pretty damn cool.
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