I think Minkowski was the MiB…
Black suit and black limo aside, I think the sideways universe saw the MiB escape from the island, where at some point he took Minkowski's body and is trying to keep Desmond from merging the two realities together. Nobody at Whitmore's company mentioned anything about a limo picking…

I was under the impression that in order to bring the two universes together, he'd have to find the rest of Flight 815 and going with Sayid was the easiest way to do that.

You're not that crazy. Tonight's episode didn't do much for me. I didn't even think The Constant was anything to write home about.

"Was it possible for Samir to tape everything before Jack's team arrived?"
It looked like a 1-2 minute tape delay more than being entirely pre-recorded.

Actually, when you put it that way, that sounds awesome. Allow me to build on that?

I always assumed Jack dying (and staying dead) was the show's endgame.

Grammar error.God.Fucking.Damn.It.

-"They're all under a lot of stress."
-"I don't give a f…Agent O'Conner!"

I know the show reuses plotlines all the time
but I loved how the writers knew they were blatantly reusing the Sherry-Palmer-lets-Alan-Milikan-die scenario from Day 3 and justified it with "No, you gave him his pills. You're not guilty of murder."

My fondest memory
That time I found out there was more than one blonde chick on the show, and that was only because they were on screen at the same time.

God, I hope it's over after this season. The show is becoming a chore for me to sit through. Screw what people think, I'd rather watch Day 6 again with season 4 episodes of Prison Break alternating every other week.

With CTU gone
I think the US is safer than it has ever been.

So far, season 6 shits all over season 8. I even like it better than 7.

Jack on the monitor
Looking at him directly in the eye as he was talking instead of the usual over-the-shoulder shots was awesome

My preferred ending
The whole cast decides to take a day trip to Valencia and arrive at 9:58 AM, on whatever day the sixth season of 24 takes place.

Matt MacNamara
I don't know if it's the character or John Hensley, but I simply can't stand one of them. I had to cry myself to sleep when it turned out he survived lighting himself on fire while cooking meth.

Now I wish 24 got canceled after Season 3 so Kiefer could be Nolan's Batman.

I do hope that Knife gets award recognition for his performance this year.

Is it too much to hope for
the series to end with a slap fight between Bernard and Rose for control of the island?

Can't remember if it's happened before
Has there ever been a time where a CTU director actually forced Jack to stay on the job? Usually, they just beg him until he agrees or he gets all "Christ, you guys suck at this," and shows them how to save the country.