Hmm, post disappeared. But I'll skip the one thing and jump to the other. I just wanted to say that the guy who played Larry really sold his death. When he was getting suffocated, his eyes started bugging out. Really effective stuff. Man, I still don't know why I'm so stuck on Larry boy.

All sorts of craziness ensues. But yeah, that is what happened. And I forgot to mention, but damn did I feel really bad when Larry's eyes kind of popped out when Tony was suffocating him. One of the most realistic I've seen on TV.

Tibber:

Yeah, the heads of agencies really get the shaft in this show. And I remember Bill not being nearly as cool as he ended up being. So maybe Larry deserves some credit, even if it is not a silent clock. And yeah, Renee's wasn't deserved at the time, but we can tell she is building up enough credit. What if someone just…

Yeah, true, I forgot the special people part of the rule. Stupid me.

Clock?
Okay, I'm not completely sure how the silent clock works in 24 (despite the fact I've seen every season - well, I skipped the end of the last season, because it sucked). But why didn't ol' Larry get a silent clock? Is he still in the act of dying, or does Jack need to be around so… something. Or Renee? Dammit,…

American Idol - Damn You
AI totally boned me tonight. I don't watch it, so I had to download the final 10-15 minutes because I wanted to (and currently am watching) the Rescue Me premiere. I wish they controlled their live broadcasts a little better. Oh well, I just like my tv to be on time.

Yeah, it just feels like a big gap, mostly because Supernatural did it earlier (which makes sense) and his passing seems like it happened a lot longer ago than it actually did. Regardless, nice to see it. Time is just flying by so fast it seems weird.

Kim Manners
I liked the "in memory" at the end. Don't know why they just did it now, but I liked it nonetheless. I sometimes forget the X-files/Breaking Bad connection, so that was a nice reminder.