"Tony's uncertain fate near the end of Day 5 left the door open for his
return," executive producer Howard Gordon said in a press release. "And
since there was no silent clock at the conclusion of his last appearance
-- the '24' tribute to a major character's demise -- we always kept this
as a possibility."
...Fox proves its asshattery time and time again.
Lies! All of it! They didn't plan this out!
This is what we call, 'trying to save our asses after a debacle of a season'.
Still, we'll get to test my theory that 24 sucked last season because there was no Tony A.
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