24 - When it coming back?
29 September 2008, 01:18 PM
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January, not sure of the exact date.
There's also a feature length episode entitled "24: Exile" which I believe is due to air sometime in October - this is basically a stop gap between the last series and the upcoming series and details what Jack's been up to and his state of mind come the new series. Apparantly it will also introduce a few new characters, some of who are integral to the next series so keep your eyes peeled for it!
There's also a feature length episode entitled "24: Exile" which I believe is due to air sometime in October - this is basically a stop gap between the last series and the upcoming series and details what Jack's been up to and his state of mind come the new series. Apparantly it will also introduce a few new characters, some of who are integral to the next series so keep your eyes peeled for it!
Name a good UK TV Drama! 
29 September 2008, 01:35 PM
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29 September 2008, 01:58 PM
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Oooo, this is going to run and run. 
I still think Lewis was robbed in Spa Chris!
LMAO. Infracted for that? After the knockabout banter Chris and I had in the SPA thread(s) I know he'd have appreciated the post!
Off to Policy for me to see if I can get this overturned.
I still think Lewis was robbed in Spa Chris!
LMAO. Infracted for that? After the knockabout banter Chris and I had in the SPA thread(s) I know he'd have appreciated the post!
Off to Policy for me to see if I can get this overturned.
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29 September 2008, 02:02 PM
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29 September 2008, 05:47 PM
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According to Fox... FOX Broadcasting Company: 24
2 hour episode, November 23rd in the US. So downloadable on the 24th at the latest
Season 7 will be late Jan 09 in the states..
2 hour episode, November 23rd in the US. So downloadable on the 24th at the latest
Season 7 will be late Jan 09 in the states..
29 September 2008, 07:45 PM
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I'm going to admit I don't even know which seasons I have seen, and how many I have missed.... Why can't they call them Series 1,2,etc in the listings.
Oh ! Well, of to watch Fifth Gear now...
Starts another war !
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Oh ! Well, of to watch Fifth Gear now...
Starts another war !
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29 September 2008, 10:25 PM
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Cant wait either, Donna had never seen 24 first time round, so we sat and watched every episode back to back season to season everynight virtually (about 3 to 4 episodes a night) till we watched them all
30 September 2008, 04:01 AM
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Why do you need to know what my opinion of good British TV is? The fact that more and more American rubbish is being "fastracked" around the world is proof that there is little (Broadcasters are willing to pay for) to chose from.
Looking at TV Guide UK TV Listings - UK's No 1 TV Listing site for Freeview, Sky, Virgin Media, Freesat & Tiscali TV I can see at least 5 programs from 9pm today that I would consider "good British TV" over anything spat out of the US. You must understand, either UK or US, it's just my opinion.
Looking at TV Guide UK TV Listings - UK's No 1 TV Listing site for Freeview, Sky, Virgin Media, Freesat & Tiscali TV I can see at least 5 programs from 9pm today that I would consider "good British TV" over anything spat out of the US. You must understand, either UK or US, it's just my opinion.
30 September 2008, 08:43 AM
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Why do you need to know what my opinion of good British TV is? The fact that more and more American rubbish is being "fastracked" around the world is proof that there is little (Broadcasters are willing to pay for) to chose from.
Looking at TV Guide UK TV Listings - UK's No 1 TV Listing site for Freeview, Sky, Virgin Media, Freesat & Tiscali TV I can see at least 5 programs from 9pm today that I would consider "good British TV" over anything spat out of the US. You must understand, either UK or US, it's just my opinion.
Looking at TV Guide UK TV Listings - UK's No 1 TV Listing site for Freeview, Sky, Virgin Media, Freesat & Tiscali TV I can see at least 5 programs from 9pm today that I would consider "good British TV" over anything spat out of the US. You must understand, either UK or US, it's just my opinion.
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30 September 2008, 12:48 PM
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Kiefer Sutherland plays Jack Bauer, a government agent who works for CTU (Counter Terrorist Unit). Each series is set over one day, where each episode covers one hour, hence 24.
30 September 2008, 12:56 PM
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What was poorly constructed about it? Apart from a chance for the grammar police to score brownie points, it was a fairly straightforward question asking when the show was going to return. It didn't ask for some rant/opinion about the quality of U.S television shows no matter how you try and slant it. It's probably for that reason that people have marked your comments as unwanted, as basically they have nothing to do with the original question.
30 September 2008, 01:01 PM
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What was poorly constructed about it? Apart from a chance for the grammar police to score brownie points, it was a fairly straightforward question asking when the show was going to return. It didn't ask for some rant/opinion about the quality of U.S television shows no matter how you try and slant it. It's probably for that reason that people have marked your comments as unwanted, as basically they have nothing to do with the original question.
30 September 2008, 01:02 PM
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it was a fairly straightforward question asking when the show was going to return. It didn't ask for some rant/opinion no matter how you try and slant it. It's probably for that reason that people have marked your comments as unwanted, as basically they have nothing to do with the original question.