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The night after the four-hour, two-night season premiere of Fox's 24 ended with a “suitcase nuke” being set off by Middle Eastern terrorists in a Southern California warehouse, MSNBC's Keith Olbermann saw a nefarious plot to aid President Bush: “Is 24 just entertainment or is it propaganda designed to keep people thinking about domestic terrorism to keep us scared?” He demanded Tuesday night: “Gripping drama or thinly veiled propaganda?” Leading into reciting a posting on NewsBusters by Noel Sheppard (Mark Finkelstein's post with video of Olbermann quoting from NewsBusters), Olbermann recounted how 24 “featured a mall attack, a would-be suicide...
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Ok folks here's the new thread for the new season. Jack, please don't teacup the guns.
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If you watch Kiefer Sutherland and "24," you learn to handle 60 minutes of tension, heartbreak and deception each week. And that's just between the characters of the president and the first lady. But although fans love it, even the most ardent learn to overlook a lot regarding plot devices and characters. Example: Jack Bauer, toughest guy on the planet and lead terrorist hunter, who can withstand torture, gunshots, drugs and severe mental anguish, found a pretty cool job for his annoying daughter, Kim. After her stint as a runaway and a troubled teen in season one, she became an...
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Official '24' Magazine launches soonThe clock is ticking once again for Jack Bauer, and Titan are proud to launch 24 Magazine, which will take you deep undercover into the world of CTU. Packed with exclusive season five news, cast and crew interviews and behind-the-scenes features, order 24 Magazine before time runs out! (Titan) (C: 1-1-2) NOTE: Not available in the U.K. Magazine, 68pgs, FC..........$6.99
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January 26, 2006 -- "24" STAR Kiefer Sutherland shocked staffers at the Ye Rustic Inn in Los Feliz, Calif., the other morning when he bellied up to the bar around 9 a.m. demanding to start a tab, reports Steppin' Out magazine...
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It's no secret where I'm going to be every Monday night for the next six months - in front of the TV watching 24, Fox's gripping, edge-of-your seat, real-time series. For three seasons, I've been an avid viewer and I'm hooked once again after watching 24's exciting fourth-season opener last weekend. As usual, rogue protagonist Jack Bauer, played by Kiefer Sutherland, is breaking the rules to track down terrorists. But the terrorists aren't eastern Europeans or traitorous government officials this time. The evil-doers are a Muslim couple apparently involved in a mysterious train derailment and the kidnapping of the U.S....
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“Mommy! Mommy! They’re talking about me on national TV!!” “That’s great, Honey.” “Not really. They’re using me as an example of a total loser.” While it may not be quite that bad for Michael Moore, the “dissing” he received last night on the premiere episode of Fox’s hit show 24 is probably not the kind of publicity he was seeking. During Sunday night’s season opener, Department of Defense Secretary James Heller (William Devane) wanted to convince his son Richard not to take part in a protest rally that might embarrass the President. Despite his father’s plea, Richard insisted on participating...
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An American-Islamic group has blasted the makers of Kiefer Sutherland's hit TV drama 24 after learning the first episode of the new season portrays a Muslim family as terrorists. Officials at the Council on American-Islamic Relations were made aware of the controversial episode after upset Muslims got hold of a promotional preview of the show, which airs next week. The council's spokeswoman Rabiah Ahmed says she's particularly disturbed by one scene, in which an American-Muslim teenager plots to kill Americans. She adds, "It casts a cloud of suspicion over every American Muslim family out there." Bosses at TV network Fox,...
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