January 15, 2007
Questions I Have About 24 This Season
Who watched the Golden Globes over the premiere of 24 last night? Jack Bauer kicks any one of those actor’s ass no matter what night he’s on. Few outside of the 24 set know the exact details of the new season unfolding, but studio sources claim producers are pushing hard to take it radioactive this time and keep it there.
“Time to wake the country up!” a top FOX source told the DRUDGE REPORT over the weekend. “I do not think there has ever been TV done like this, the viewer is going to be completely riveted.”
The source claims executives are prepared for any fallout from local municipalities that may be on the receiving end of plot turns and twists. How many cities 24 puts on ‘nuke alert’ is unclear. 
Here’s a few questions about the show 24 I and other people might have:
Q. In the first two episodes of 24, we see graphic depictions of torture and violence, including Jack Bauer killing his captor by biting his neck. Is this too much for prime time?
A. Given what’s on prime-time television these days, I can’t say it’s any worse than anything else. I have two kids, 16 and 13. For us, 24 has been a family event for years.
Q. The dean of West Point told the executive producer of 24 that the show does influence some of its interrogators. Should 24 be reined in?
A. It’s fiction. If there’s anybody who looks at a piece of fiction as an influence on real life, that’s not the show’s fault.
Q. Starting next week, 24 will be opposite NBC’s hit Heroes. Is this a problem?
A. No. There’s nothing else on Monday nights that I want to watch.
Q. Chloe O’Brian has a softer look this season. Is that a mistake?
A. I think she really grew as a person when she took that machine gun and shot up a car [in season four]. Hopefully she’s still got that in her.
Q. Jack Bauer seems to sacrifice everything for his country without much appreciation. What does Jack deserve by season’s end?
A. Whatever that guy in New York [Wesley Autrey] gets for jumping on the guy on the train tracks, Jack Bauer should get at least that.
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Ken Savage
01/15/2007 at 12:46 pm
anyone else have their own questions about last nights 2 hour premiere of 24?
JACK BAUER
01/15/2007 at 1:28 pm
Q: Can you TELL ME WHERE THE BOMB IS?!?!?!?!
Ken Savage
01/15/2007 at 3:47 pm
where Jack is there’s a bomb within 1 radial mile. And there’s always a flight Jack can take anywhere in the country and get back to the white house with in 10 minutes. Some things on the show I very far fetched but that’s why I like it.
JACK BAUER
01/16/2007 at 12:51 am
I can’t do this any more!!!!
JACK BAUER
01/16/2007 at 1:03 am
THE BOMB IS IN PLAY!!!!
Amber
01/18/2007 at 7:12 pm
I don’t know which was the bigger blow: Jack killing Curtis or the suitcase nuke exploding over LA. Many see the nuclear explosion as controversial and “too close to home,” do you? Personally I think that while it’s shocking and disturbing, it makes sense plot-wise, and serves as a reality check as well as the perfect impetus to keep Jack in the game and as more of an ass-kicker than ever!
Amigo9
03/19/2007 at 11:59 am
Go Jack Bauer, go.
Misty
03/20/2007 at 12:03 pm
Can someone answer two questions I have about 24?
1.Is Jack’s father dead?
2.Does anyone know if Jack’s girlfriend is really dead? The cast was on Larry King Live before the sesson started and she was there with the cast. She did say she would be on 24 for a while this sesson. But now the show is telling us she was killed. My husband says the producers were upset with her for taking on another show and wrote her out. Does anyone know?