Well, I got one thing right: Tony wasn't such a bad guy after all.

I like the fact that Bob Gunton (Ethan Kanin) came back. He came off as a bit of a softie (maybe even having the hots for President Taylor), but he showed his mettle in the last hour. He could have done anything with the info, but he did the right thing. I'm also glad that the pres told her daughter Olivia (Grayden) to take a hike. She was wayyy too unstable. I didn't like her in Jericho, and she was equally unlikable here.

We also never found out if Tony's girlfriend (Price-Francis) really died. If she somehow survived, you can bet she's going to be one peeved-off ex. And her boss, Wilson (Patton), is going to be a tough nut to crack, although I'm sure agent Walker can crack some nuts, especially after loosing two boyfriends in one day. But he's going to survive that, and then there's no telling how long the FBI will be able to hold him before the rest of the conspiracy members can spring him or kill him. And when he gets out, he's going to be one mean SOB (even if he sounds like a soprano on account of having lost his nuts in that interrogation room). He could even go rogue and be another Drazen-like psychopath.

Lots of loose ends to still tie up in day 8. Can't wait.