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Wow. I guess this place is just like the real world then, because wherever I go NOBODY is talking about the final two hours featured on Sky One last night.
Oh, I get it - you've all probably downloaded MONTHS ago.... :P
I've clearly started this thread in the hope that someone will have something to say about the finalé they, too, witnessed last night, but I cannot understand people's general opinions on the show in all.
You look at films like Die Hard, just as one example...
Everybody LOVED those films and they seemed to take to everything like it since. But not 24. Why the heck not?!?
It's too much for some people, or so I've been told. They seem to find it too much to sit through a single hour because of how tense, nerve-wracking and on-edge every-single-second seems to be. But I think that is what makes this so unique.
Sadly, this was the first series I've actually gotten around to watching since it began a few years ago. And boy, have I enjoyed it!!
My fear is that this could be the last, after all that happened last night. Can anybody confirm this?
At least I have some comfort in watching the very first series every Friday night on BBC 1. But once that one's over with, what next?
For those of you aware of the deal at the time, I am still absolutely KICKING MYSELF for letting the oppurtunity pass me by for when Play.com had the box sets going for something rediculous like £15 each!! :@ :(
So, please; if you witnessed the events, let us discuss.
But I warn you now, if you haven't seen it yet - DO NOT READ ON!
I'm also interested to know what else Kiefer Sutherland has been in, besides Phone Booth, which I quite liked? Any decent? Anything at all?
Oh, I get it - you've all probably downloaded MONTHS ago.... :P
I've clearly started this thread in the hope that someone will have something to say about the finalé they, too, witnessed last night, but I cannot understand people's general opinions on the show in all.
You look at films like Die Hard, just as one example...
Everybody LOVED those films and they seemed to take to everything like it since. But not 24. Why the heck not?!?
It's too much for some people, or so I've been told. They seem to find it too much to sit through a single hour because of how tense, nerve-wracking and on-edge every-single-second seems to be. But I think that is what makes this so unique.
Sadly, this was the first series I've actually gotten around to watching since it began a few years ago. And boy, have I enjoyed it!!
My fear is that this could be the last, after all that happened last night. Can anybody confirm this?
At least I have some comfort in watching the very first series every Friday night on BBC 1. But once that one's over with, what next?
For those of you aware of the deal at the time, I am still absolutely KICKING MYSELF for letting the oppurtunity pass me by for when Play.com had the box sets going for something rediculous like £15 each!! :@ :(
So, please; if you witnessed the events, let us discuss.
But I warn you now, if you haven't seen it yet - DO NOT READ ON!
I'm also interested to know what else Kiefer Sutherland has been in, besides Phone Booth, which I quite liked? Any decent? Anything at all?
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You could say that about series 4 though, the whole 'everything's changed, none of the main characters work here anymore' thing didn't last longer than about 6 episodes. Tony, Michelle, Palmer and more all returned, like you knew they would. Jack worked for the Secretary of Defence for about five minutes before moonlighting for CTU.
Was out last night, so taped it, but watched this evening. All in all it was a great series, highly enjoyable, and almost constantly relevant to the main plot - unlike series 3 in which the first few hours can be written off as a bluff.
I think there are definitely supposed to be two more seasons lined up regardless of the events at the end of season four...and no, I didn't watch it so I can't discuss it.
*SPOILERS*
It's been renewed for Season 5.
It's been renewed for Season 5.
Wow. I guess this place is just like the real world then, because wherever I go NOBODY is talking about the final two hours featured on Sky One last night.
Oh, I get it - you've all probably downloaded MONTHS ago.... :P
I've clearly started this thread in the hope that someone will have something to say about the finalé they, too, witnessed last night, but I cannot understand people's general opinions on the show in all.
You look at films like Die Hard, just as one example...
Everybody LOVED those films and they seemed to take to everything like it since. But not 24. Why the heck not?!?
It's too much for some people, or so I've been told. They seem to find it too much to sit through a single hour because of how tense, nerve-wracking and on-edge every-single-second seems to be. But I think that is what makes this so unique.
Sadly, this was the first series I've actually gotten around to watching since it began a few years ago. And boy, have I enjoyed it!!
My fear is that this could be the last, after all that happened last night. Can anybody confirm this?
At least I have some comfort in watching the very first series every Friday night on BBC 1. But once that one's over with, what next?
For those of you aware of the deal at the time, I am still absolutely KICKING MYSELF for letting the oppurtunity pass me by for when Play.com had the box sets going for something rediculous like £15 each!! :@ :(
So, please; if you witnessed the events, let us discuss.
But I warn you now, if you haven't seen it yet - DO NOT READ ON!
I'm also interested to know what else Kiefer Sutherland has been in, besides Phone Booth, which I quite liked? Any decent? Anything at all?
Oh, I get it - you've all probably downloaded MONTHS ago.... :P
I've clearly started this thread in the hope that someone will have something to say about the finalé they, too, witnessed last night, but I cannot understand people's general opinions on the show in all.
You look at films like Die Hard, just as one example...
Everybody LOVED those films and they seemed to take to everything like it since. But not 24. Why the heck not?!?
It's too much for some people, or so I've been told. They seem to find it too much to sit through a single hour because of how tense, nerve-wracking and on-edge every-single-second seems to be. But I think that is what makes this so unique.
Sadly, this was the first series I've actually gotten around to watching since it began a few years ago. And boy, have I enjoyed it!!
My fear is that this could be the last, after all that happened last night. Can anybody confirm this?
At least I have some comfort in watching the very first series every Friday night on BBC 1. But once that one's over with, what next?
For those of you aware of the deal at the time, I am still absolutely KICKING MYSELF for letting the oppurtunity pass me by for when Play.com had the box sets going for something rediculous like £15 each!! :@ :(
So, please; if you witnessed the events, let us discuss.
But I warn you now, if you haven't seen it yet - DO NOT READ ON!
I'm also interested to know what else Kiefer Sutherland has been in, besides Phone Booth, which I quite liked? Any decent? Anything at all?
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