[team-24]

The risk paid off! 24 is back without Jack Bauer – and it's incredible

I started watching the first Jack-less episode of 24: Legacy with trepidation in my heart. By the end, I was all but punching the air with delight

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An Incredible Return | Season 1 | 24: LEGACY

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Tony is back on 24: Legacy

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24: Legacy | Cast 

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Situation At CTU: Official Trailer #2 | Season 1 | 24: LEGACY

[team-24]

Who is ready?

[team-24]

¡Tony is back!

[team-24]

We want more 24

:(

[team-24]

’24′ season 10: Fox open to more Kiefer Sutherland adventures

In the event that you have been desperately hoping to have more of “24” in the future, we come bearing at least some reasonably good news right now: Fox is open to making more of it.

While we wait for Dana Walden and Gary Newman to take their jobs as the new programming heads for the network, Fox Networks Group Chairman and CEO Peter Rice took the stage at the TCA Summer Press Tour today, and bragged extensively about how proud he was of “24: Live Another Day”:

“I loved this year’s season of 24. I’ve always been a fan. We haven’t had a specific conversation about it coming back yet, but I’m sure we will in the future. It’s a wonderful franchise. When you look at the show itself, it has many more stories to tell [and] I think we need to sit down and talk to the creators.”

For now, all of this sounds hopeful and not just in the typical fan-service way that you typically see at events like this. We expect the show to at least be in discussions for another season. We’ve never felt like Fox is going to be what holds it back in the event that it does not return for more; instead, we’ve always speculated that the real reason we may not see more of “24″ is simply because Kiefer Sutherland and the producers may want to move forward and do other things. Can you really blame them? They have taken on this phenomenon for a long time, and they may be deciding now that they want to try some other things.

Or, the team may just take their time to come up with a great story, and then give “24″ at least one more run. That’s what we are hoping for.

[team-24]

Skye McCole Bartusiak (Megan Matheson in 24) dead at 21

actress Skye McCole Bartusiak, best known for her role as the daughter of Mel Gibson's character's in the 2000 hit movie "The Patriot,"  died late Saturday in Texas, the Houston coroner confirmed.

She was 21. 

The cause of death was not immediately clear. 

Bartusiak appeared in a number of films and TV shows, including "The Cider House Rules," "Don't Say a Word," "House," "Lost" and "CSI."

Actress Abigail Breslin, a close friend to Bartusiak, took to Twitter to share her distress about the news.

"One of my very good friends and someone who was like a sister to me, Skye McCole Bartusiak passed away today. So devastated," Breslin tweeted.

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“The day before we left for London, I was sitting in my office looking at a picture on my desk of a beautiful woman. I kept staring at it. It’s been on my desk since my first day in office. And I knew that I knew that woman, but I couldn’t think of her name. Ten seconds, fifteen seconds go by then poof, it pops into my head. It was Audrey. I won’t remember anything that happens today. I won’t remember anything that happens period. I won’t remember that I had a daughter that died in such a horrible fashion.”

[team-24]

do you think the silent clock means that jack is dead?

No, silent clock dosen't always mean death :)

[superonceuponawholock]

24 where a silent clock makes me...

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Finale

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#24LAD Finale