Previously on 24, we found out that: People STILL don’t know Jack’s reputation so he has them “ask around” about it; Dubaku disliked Henry’s finger so much he asked to have it removed; Dubaku is good at bamboozling American women; Larry likes meeting people at the Forre...

Previously on 24, we learned: Yellow vans are completely inconspicuous in large metropolitan areas; Agent Janis may in fact be Joy Turner disguised as Phyllis Rosensteen; All Federal agencies use the same ringtones on their landlines; seeing a secret service agent put on rubber gloves is never, EVER...

Previously on 24, we found out that: Chloe, Bill and Tony miss CTU so much that they’re doing CTU pro bono work; Chloe can probably use a toaster to break into a computer system if she really wanted to; Thugs should never tell their boss “It’s either me or him”; If you’...

Previously on 24 happened 5 minutes ago 11:00 am – Janis immediately tells Walker that Tony and Jack got into a black panel van, which is interesting because they really got into a bright blue van. Sean tells Walker someone is still jamming cameras. Agent Larry and Agent Walker talk, and they̵...

Previously on 24, we found out: Red Foreman wouldn’t dare call Jack “dumbass”; Jack likes to threaten people with pens; Air traffic control should never be in a basement; Tony could play a part in the “bring out your dead” portion of Monty Python and the Holy Grail; and...

Previously on 24 – We watched Hour 1. What, you forgot that already? 9:00 am – Air traffic control is pretty upset, and decides to really freak everyone on board by trying to call all the passengers. 9:01 am – Agent Larry gets a phone call, and finds out the bad guys are using terrorist plan D...

Last time during “24: Redemption” – We learned that: Jack Bauer is equally effective in real locations and fictional locations; soccer has more rules in Africa than in America (notably, machine guns); sometimes people at embassies can be real jerks; and despite just trying to settle do...

Will Smith wants you to believe that Seven Pounds is a "feel good" movie of the holiday season.  Seven Pounds isn't a heartwarming "male chick flick" about an IRS agent.  It's actually about a man named, Ben Thomas, who is so depressed about a driving accident he caused...

From time to time I will post a brief synopsis of one of my sermons.  What you will get is not the full sermon, but a brief outline of the ideas, minus the illustrations, transitions, some of the applications, etc. In my sermon series through the  book of Acts, last Sunday I preached on ...

Better late than never I'm posting my article on how I write a snyopsis. I've sold this several times to online magazines and use it in workshops often. When I first started taking my writing seriously I belonged to Romance Writers Of America. At the time romance editors had a reputation for meddlin...