4 from 24: More on hour 13

(*Warning, spoilers ahead from this week's episode*)

Okay. Enough references to kiwi. And raspberries. And allusions to something that happened "in Denver."

While we wait to learn the fate of former President Charles Logan, here are four more 24 moments from the 13th hour to consider:

Quote of note: "Sorry, I'm feeling ambivalent, I'm gonna go," CTU analyst Chloe O'Brian told Logan after he was bitterly complaining about being left alone in a CTU holding room. He's a disgraced ex-president don't ya know.

ACLU nightmare moment of the week: Putting aside Martha Logan stabbing her ex-husband, there wasn't a really obvious civil liberties nightmare. How about, in a nod to St. Patrick's Day, we go with an all-Irish surname nightmare moment by selecting CTU newbie Mike Doyle choking Morris "Drill Bit" O'Brian for mouthing off to the new boss?

Moment of tension between White House staffers: Vice President Noah Daniels pressuring Chief of Staff Tom Lennox to lie about the "good" terrorist's role in the attempted Wayne Palmer assassination by blaming, as Daniels said, "these terrorist lunatics."

Quote of note II: While explaining to Lennox why it would be untenable to admit that Americans -- Reed Pollock and the bomb maker Pollock squired into the presidential bunker -- were behind the assassination plot, Daniels said it would make the country look bad. "I can't have our critics screaming, 'Look at how bad we are. We're no better than the terrorists.'"