In years past Jack would have flown with the crucial data he found on the X11 chip but no, he sends it with the helicopter pilot by himself. Uhhh, correct me if I'm wrong but I thought there was no one we could trust. Thankfully the helo pilot wasn't on the list. And lets not forget that the medics had just shocked Dubaku twice with the paddles right over the site of the chip...uhhh can you say erased.
And last but by no means least Chloe's light came on during the downloading of the data from the chip. You could see it in her eye's that she suspected the traitor in the server room.
Ahhh the server room. Thankfully the girlfriend who "couldn't keep it together" forgot to cover all the safety protocols when she inserted the reformatted motherboard and linked it back through to the MacAddress controlling all of the sysops in her vain attempt to SHRED ALL THIRTY SERVERS IN A MATTER OF TWO MINUTES! The government can't even keep a sex offender database up-to-date do we really believe that Larry's network he setup himself is that fast? Anyone...anyone...
I know this is going to raise some eyebrows but I have to admit that maybe the softer side of the story line is getting to me.
In previous years innocent by-standers were getting severely injured and even killed for the greater cause. Jack was going through life with such a tormented soul, there was some love but that was stolen from him by the Chi-coms. Now it appears he may have a potential love interest and that can only mean good things for Jack. Someone to show him what it means to be loved and cared for. Not to mention that Broke Back moment between Jack and Tony watching the sunset at the Washington Monument. For too long we been subjected to unnecessary torture to try to get to answers by some unrepentant, unmonitored government agent. This can't continue. Do we really want to go down this road? This year shows us that there is another way to deal with terrorists and that tolerance can be an effective tool.
NOT!
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