24 Season 8

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Have you ever noticed how Jack always gets handcuffed, detained then let loose at lease once per season.

Well, they know if they don't uncuff him he'll just strangle them with the cuffs.

i was so disappointed that cole didn't put one between the eyes on those douchebags

Yeah, he only blew one away with a shotgun ;)

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Any hope for another season of ?24?? ? Josue

There had been talk that ?24?s renewal would be informed by its latest ratings, but the truth is that any dips this or last week won?t figure into the decision, due to the heavy-duty Olympics competition. Regardless, Fox does have quite the Sophie?s Choice coming up, since it?s not likely to renew ?24,? ?Fringe,? ?Lie to Me? and ?Human Target.? Which would you cut? To the ?24′ skeptics, know this: As suggested last night, any B-stories that have you groaning will die down by spring, clearing the way for a tight second half. And on the guest star front, Stephen Root (?Office Space?) turns up soon as a parole officer with really bad timing, while Emmy nominee Gregory Itzin is due for an encore as President Charles Logan.

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Why would you wanna cut 24? :( :no: :cry:

because its had 8 seasons and the stories are as weak as a chocolate teapot

Fringe has loads more to tell which the could do with another 2 seasons and then end it at 4

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24 already being shopped around to other networks?

Another very bad sign for 24 according to NBC Angela Bromstad 24 seems to be exploring other networks for a pickup meaning it is probably very unlikely to be renewed by FOX

THR: If Fox passes on doing another season of "24," would NBC be interested?

Bromstad: I think it would be expensive for us. It's been floated. It's all going to come down to how strong our development is.

Source: THR

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This episode was a moderate improvement over the last, if for no other reason than the absence of the two douchebags (well, they were mostly absent), but compared to other seasons this one is a pretty big disappointment so far. Why the hell didn't Jack just grab that guy the moment he saw him? His hesitation was completely out of character, and a blatant attempt to kill time on the writers' part.

Back in some of the other seasons (1, 3, 5, and even 7 for that matter) I was so engrossed in the show that I would drop everything to watch it, but nowadays I usually have my laptop out to do some work while 24 runs in the background. The show should have ended while it was still good, but I feel that way about most television shows. It's so hard to make a hit TV show that when one finally succeeds, the networks just have to run it into the ground.

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Yet another problem facing 24 Annie Wersching (Renee) is pregnant this won't affect season 8 but given her pregnancy she will not be available for the bulk of season 9 if it were picked up (which is not a likely outcome at this point)

Source: Celebrity Babies

oh hell naw!

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I'm not really paying much attention to it anymore. Every episode seems like the same old stuff repeatedly.

yep I gave up about 5 episodes back its just crap again, I gave up earlier then on Season 7...I hope this is the last season.

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