( I'd rather not talk about it! )

Generally, the writing of each episode has been solid and has drastically improved over season 6 and even over some of the other seasons (2 and 3, for example). The overall storyarc has been smoothly transitioning from one storyline into the next without abrupt, sudden turnarounds as is usually the case for 24. Each episode makes me respect the writing staff of the show and makes me hold my breadth till the end of the season, hoping that the following episode will just be as good as this one. So far I haven't been disappointed.

( Kiefer pic goodness - he looks way hot in a suit, which is why he looked darn fine in the last two eps )

Maybe this will liven the place up:

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Yum.

Twelve days until 24 Season 7!

Although, it's not the anticipated $15/season sale, 24 is being sold for under $20 bucks a season now:
24 - Season One is $19.99
24 - Season Two is now $19.99
24 - Season Three is now $19.99
24 - Season Four is now $19.99
24 - Season Five is now $19.99
24 - Season Six is now $19.99

Does anyone know of the $15/season sale anywhere else? Maybe with this year's economy, it's just not going to happen?

Perhaps it's time I finally got the rerelease of season 1 (I still refuse to spend money on season 6).

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My reactions to the TV movie event of 2008.

24: Redemption photos



The 2-Hour movie will be on Fox on November 23, 2008 at 8:00 p.m. and the DVD will be released on November 25, 2008.

"The driving "Save Yourself" directed by Kiefer Sutherland, underpins a stunning and expansive video, just added to VH1 and Fuse rotation, and juxtaposes DeLuca performing interspersed with scenes from the upcoming film version of Fox's hit series "24 - Redemption," airing November 23rd. "Save Yourself" will be included in the 24-Redemption DVD released on November 25th."

1 SEPTEMBER 2008

Kiefer Sutherland often insists on doing his own daredevil stunts for 24. And as the 41-year-old relaxed on a Malibu beach on Sunday the results of his physical commitment to the job were very much in evidence in his trim and toned torso.

Kiefer, who's often dubbed the hardest-working actor in Hollywood - reportedly spending 15 hours a day lensing the drama series - was taking time off from his counter-terrorist agent alter-ego Jack Bauer with a pal over Labor Day weekend.
Another reminder of his tough on-screen persona came with the tattoos he was showing off. Some of the body art originally belonged to his character Jack, but the actor committed to it in real life, too, after getting fed up of waiting to have them painted on by the show's makeup team every day. Other pieces commemorate key moments in his life the star wanted a permanent record of.

While he's keeping his romance with model-turned-journalist Siobhan Bonnouvrier strictly under wraps there was a special companion the 24 star was more than happy to be seen out and about with - his Alsatian.

http://www.hellomagazine.com/film/2008/09/01/kiefer-malibu-body/

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