Over There

I saw this tonight and and it's pretty damn good. I thought it would be liberalized since it is a TV show, however it is very well based. One part stuck with me, one of the cars coming through their checkpoint had been shot up and they left it because it might have explosives in it. One of the soldiers said "Maybe they were escaping a firefight. Maybe they were driving without lights to avoid attracting attention. Maybe they heard gunshots in the dark and sped up to escape. Did you ever think of that?" The sargent simply replied, "Yes." Of course it turned out that the car was rigged with explosives and when they remotely opened the trunk it blew up - after a dramatic pause.

It is a great show and I higly recomend it, it fills the void until the next season of 24.