24 season 4 (plus napraat s3)

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Op donderdag 27 mei 2004 13:13 schreef MikeyMo het volgende:

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echt zo'n samenvatting o.a. van de doden die mensen al kennen uit season 2.

"Jack aan de heroine, de baby is van chase, Gael is een good guy, Sherry sterft, Palmer treedt uiteindelijk af, Nina keert terug en Jack schiet haar af, Jack moet Ryan Chapelle afknallen"

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Op donderdag 27 mei 2004 17:16 schreef khazad het volgende:

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cool plaatje

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Op vrijdag 28 mei 2004 00:00 schreef khazad het volgende:
Tis maar met welke verwachting je een laatste aflevering van een serie kijkt. Ik verwachtte iets met Trepkos ofzo, en dan was dit einde wel wat teleurstellend, hoewel het opzich niet slecht is.
Ik denk dat veel mensen dit einde niet verwacht hadden, na het einde van season 2.

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CONGRATULATIONS to the cast and crew
of 24 for their 8 Emmy nominations!

Outstanding Drama Series
Outstanding Lead Actor, Drama -- Kiefer Sutherland
Outstanding Casting, Drama
Outstanding Single-Camera Picture Editing, Drama
Outstanding Music Composition (Dramatic Underscore)
Outstanding Sound Editing
Outstanding Single-Camera Sound Mixing
Outstanding Stunt Coordination

The Primetime Emmys will be awarded September 19th

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This 7 disc set offers the following features:
1.78:1 Anamorphic Widescreen
English DD5.1 Surround
English HOH subtitles
Audio Commentary on the following episodes:
3pm-4pm by Howard Gordon & Kiefer Sutherland
5pm-6pm by Jon Cassar, Evan Katz and Riley Smith (Kyle Singer)
10pm-11pm by Howard Gordon and Sarah Clarke
1am-2am by Joel Surnow and Mary Lynn Rajskub (Chloe O'Brian)
5am-6am by Robert Cochran, Reiko Aylesworth (Michelle Dressier) and Carlos Bernard (Tony Almeida)
10am-11am by Carlos Bernard (Tony Almeida), James Badge Dale (Chase Edmunds), and Tim lacofano
22 Deleted scenes which can be viewed independently (with or without commentaries) or branched into the episodes
Documentary: 24: On the Loose (36 mins)
Featurette: Boys and Their Toys (7 mins)
Featurette: Biothreat: Beyond the Series (24mins)
Multi-Angle Study: Midnight Shootout (6mins)

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According to Entertainment Weekly actress Shohreh Aghdashloo has been added to the Season 4 cast.

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Op zondag 1 augustus 2004 11:37 schreef qu63 het volgende:
De opnames zijn nu gestart toch?

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Kim Raver (Third Watch) will star as Jack Bauer's love interest in the upcoming fourth season of Fox's real-time drama 24, says The Hollywood Reporter.

Raver will star opposite Kiefer Sutherland as Audrey Raines, an aide to the secretary of defense in Washington in the series from Imagine TV and 20th Century Fox TV.

Also cast in recurring roles on 24 next season are Nestor Serrano, who will play a Middle Eastern businessman, Shohreh Aghdashloo, who will play his wife, and Louis Lombardi, who will play a new member of the Counter Terrorism Unit.

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Jack's Got a New Girlfriend, Fresh Colleagues on '24'
(Friday, August 06 09:38 AM)

LOS ANGELES (Zap2it.com) For the fourth longest day of his life, Kiefer Sutherland's Jack Bauer will be surrounded by a fresh group of friends and co-workers and quite possibly a new woman in his live. With many of the most popular or familiar "24" characters either dead or reduced to recurring cameos, only Sutherland seems assured of a full 24 episodes on the Emmy-winning FOX drama and even that isn't for sure.
According to The Hollywood Reporter, four actors have been cast for appearances of varying lengths on "24." Viewers will have to wait for January to meet the characters played by Kim Raver, Nestor Serrano, Oscar nominee Shohreh Aghdashloo and Louis Lombardi.

Raver will play Audrey Raines, an aide to the Secretary of Defense. She will also be Jack's new love interest. The actress has spent the past five years playing Kimberly Zambrano on NBC's "Third Watch."

Serrano ("The Day After Tomorrow") and Aghdashloo ("House of Sand and Fog") will play a Middle Eastern couple which, in "24"-speak can only mean trouble.
Lombardi (FBI agent Skip Lipari on HBO's "The Sopranos") will play a new agent at the Counter Terrorism Unit.

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Op zaterdag 7 augustus 2004 00:17 schreef qu63 het volgende:
mooi gemaakt CS

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Op zaterdag 7 augustus 2004 14:36 schreef Zhenar het volgende:
Wel spannend wie er allemaal terugkomt in season 4 en wie niet... Ik hoopte eigenlijk dat Sherri nog wel terug zou komen, omdat ze alleen in de buik was geschoten, maar als David Palmer al een kleinere rol heeft, lijkt me dat een stuk minder waarschijnlijk.

En Michelle was net zo stoer geworden in het laatste seizoen; hopelijk komt zij nog wel terug.

Het lijkt me echter best moeilijk voor de schrijvers om met maar 1 regular te werken. De continuïteit komt in gevaar als mensen maar kort meespelen: je kunt niet iemand 1 uurtje in de actie betrekken en hem/haar daarna laten verdwijnen. Het sterke van de vorige seizoenen vond ik juist dat er zo veel rollen tijdens elke aflevering meespeelden. Ik hoop dat ze het in ieder geval aanpakken als de gastrollen die halverwege verdwenen (om te slapen neem ik aan) en de volgende ochtend weer terugkwamen om het verhaal af te ronden (zoals Sherri, Julia en Keeler). Anders krijg je zo veel van die onafgeronde verhaallijnen.

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Exclusive Spoiler: Fifteen year old actor Jonathan Ahdout will be playing Behrooz Araz. Ahdout can be seen in the movie" House of Sand and Fog" with fellow "24" castmember Shohreh Aghdashloo who plays his mother in the movie as well as in "24".

Behrooz is focused on today's events and he hasn't talked with his girlfriend Debbie in awhile. As Behrooz is leaving the Araz family home to accomplish his "task", Debbie calls. She thinks Behrooz may be seeing somebody else, he tries to assure her that he has just been busy working for his father. Behrooz tells Debbie that he has to leave, Debbie wants to talk things out but Behrooz hangs up, he has a more important job to do. Source - www.24spoilers.tvheaven.com

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TWENTIETH-CENTURY FOX TELEVISION AND IMAGINE ENTERTAINMENT PRESENT 'CHASING TIME'.

'Chasing Time' is a new action drama series featuring the character Chase Edmunds developed by Howard Gordon and Joel Surnow for the Golden Globe-winning action drama series '24', played by James Badge Dale.

Utilising the critically acclaimed real-time, split-screen style of '24', 'Chasing Time' also stars Elisha Cuthbert, and features guest appearances from '24' stars Mary Lynn Rajskub and D.B. Woodside.

In the pilot episode, Chase Edmunds (James Badge Dale) officially resigns as a field agent from Los Angeles Counter-Terrorist Unit CTU, now working as an office agent. He is presented immediately with a major threat to national security. Sitting at his desk he has 24 hours to stop an evil terrorist from putting lethal doses of toxic chemicals into the Los Angeles water supply, all while listening to his girlfriend Kim Bauer (Elisha Cuthbert), undergoing therapy to optimise the use of his arm, and looking after his baby daughter. Can he rise to the occasion? Find out on Fox this Tuesday.

'CHASING TIME' IS PRODUCED BY HOWARD GORDON, JOEL SURNOW AND ROBERT COCHRAN.

'CHASING TIME' WILL AIR ON TUESDAY NIGHTS at 9/8CENTRAL, ONLY ON FOX.

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Op zaterdag 14 augustus 2004 19:32 schreef khazad het volgende:

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Als dat maar niet ten koste gaat van de geloofwaardigheid

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Op maandag 16 augustus 2004 18:29 schreef qu63 het volgende:

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wanneer waren ze ook al weer begonnen met de opnames?? straks blijkt dat het allemaal voor de opnames gedaan is

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Op maandag 16 augustus 2004 18:49 schreef FritsFlits het volgende:
Het enige wat ik wil weten, is de starttijd.

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Op woensdag 8 september 2004 17:31 schreef JohnHannibalSmith het volgende:
24 (FOX) - 20th Century Fox Home Entertainment has confirmed one of the extras on the show's third season release on DVD, due in stores on December 7, will be a "mini-prequel" to the new season that runs slightly less than 10 minutes. Said extra will introduce many of the characters to be featured in season four, including star Kiefer Sutherland's new love interest Audrey Raines (Kim Raver), as well as bridge the events that took place at the end of last season to the beginning of the new season, which premieres in January. The studio reportedly was considering shooting a full "25th hour" for the DVD set however it was deemed cost prohibitive and instead opted for a shorter 10-minute "mini-prequel."

source: the Futon Critic

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'24' seconds include sneak

Sun Sep 5, 9:18 PM ET

Scott Hettrick, Josef Adalian, STAFF

The upcoming DVD release of the third season of "24" will include a mini-prequel that lays the groundwork for the drama's fourth season.



The new footage -- slightly less than 10 minutes -- on the Dec. 7 seven-disc season-three release will introduce many of the characters to be featured in season four, including the new head of CTU and the new love interest for Kiefer Sutherland's Jack Bauer character, Audrey Raines (Kim Raver).


While the scenes do not play in a fluid storyline, they serve as a bridge from the events that took place at the end of last season to the beginning of the next. The footage will not be shown on TV or anywhere else in the U.S., according to Fox, although it likely will end up in international cuts of the show.


Fox net is slated to bring back "24" in January, two months later than in past seasons.


The bonus scenes were all scripted and produced by the "24" creative team during production of the new season of the 20th Century Fox TV/Imagine skein.


Fox DVD marketing exec VP Peter Staddon said there had been talk of producing a 25th hour of the third season for the DVD, but logistics could not be accommodated and a multimillion-dollar budget certainly would have stopped that idea "dead in our tracks."


But the general concept was revived when Sutherland and other producers became enthusiastic about producing a series of scenes as a prequel to the fourth season.


Staddon would not discuss the budget but said it was significant, especially relative to standards for DVD bonus features.


Gary Newman, prexy of 20th Century Fox TV, said the prequel idea was the result of discussions about how best "to use the DVD to build anticipation for our network launch."


"Given that we have a little extra time (for production) this year because we're premiering later, the idea of shooting extra footage seen only on DVD seemed to be a great opportunity," Newman said.


He said the extra scenes will be a bonus for rabid fans of the show, but "for people who don't see (the scenes), it isn't going to take away from their ability to jump right in."


Fox was one of the first networks to use the timing of the previous season of a TV series on DVD -- the first season of "24" -- as a promotional vehicle for the debut of the next season. Now that practice has become more common, not only at Fox but at other studios as well.


Buena Vista worked with the producers of "Alias" to produce a seven-minute animated short with the voices of the series' stars that fills gaps relative to character activities between seasons. The animated short is part of the "Alias" season-three DVD that debuts Tuesday -- four months before the show's fourth season bows.


Staddon said it's possible that new episodes may be produced for series in the future or that extra footage might be added to each seg.


And the studio already is working on programming for upcoming releases of the second season of "Millennium," the third season of "The Shield" and Carsey-Werner's "God, the Devil and Bob."

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7:00 A.M. - 8:00 A.M.

CAST
Jack Bauer KIEFER SUTHERLAND
Erin Driscoll ALBERTA WATSON
James Heller WILLIAM DEVANE


ADDITIONAL CAST
Audrey Raines KIM RAVER
Chloe O’Brien MARY LYNN RAJSKUB
Andrew Palmer LUKAS HAAS
Navi Araz NESTOR SERRANO
Curtis Manning ROGER CROSS
Edgar Stiles LOUIS LOMBARDI
Ronnie Lobell SEAN DOYLE
Richard Heller LOGAN MARSHALL-GREEN
Tomas Sherek FARAN TAHIR
Dina Araz SHOHREH AGHDASHLOO
Dar JOSEPH HODGE
Sarah LANA PARRILLA
First Agent TODD CATELL
John Keeler GEOFF PIERSON
Behrooz Araz JONATHAN AHDOUT
Abdul MATT GALLINI
Brody JEFF GRIGGS
Hurt Woman ELYSE MARIE MIRTO
Kalil Hasan ANIL KUMAR
Maurice Landstrass THOMAS TOFEL
Melanie BRITTANY ISHIBASHI
Train Engineer WILL BADGETT
Train Crash Reporter MICHELE C. BONILLA


PRODUCTION CREDITS
Written by JOEL SURNOW & MICHAEL LOCEFF
Directed by JON CASSAR

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Op donderdag 9 september 2004 23:05 schreef khazad het volgende:
Zijn het allemaal stills uit 24? zoja, waar haal je die vandaan

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Op vrijdag 10 september 2004 14:43 schreef khazad het volgende:

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Illegaal dus

Chloe roelt zwaar btw!

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24 won 4 Creative Arts Emmys last night:

WINS:
- Best Casting for a Drama Series
- Best Sound Mixing 5-6 pm
- Best Editing 10-11am
- Best Stunt Coordination 10-11am

LOSSES
- Best Sound Editing
- Best Musical Composition

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Op maandag 13 september 2004 18:00 schreef qu63 het volgende:
en ze gaan winnen!!

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EXPLOSIVE TWO-HOUR SEASON PREMIERE OF '24' STARTS THE CLOCK ON A NEW DAY JAN. 3 ON FOX
Released by FOX


EXPLOSIVE TWO-HOUR SEASON PREMIERE OF "24" STARTS THE CLOCK ON A NEW DAY JAN. 3 ON FOX

Series Moves to Monday Nights for 24 Episodes in a Row

FOX's award-winning series 24 returns for a fourth season of clock-stopping suspense beginning with an explosive season premiere of back-to-back episodes Monday, Jan. 3 (8:00-10:00 PM ET/PT) on FOX. The time period premiere will be Monday, Jan. 10 (9:00-10:00 PM ET/PT).

Kiefer Sutherland returns as Jack Bauer as the series shifts to Monday nights in 2005. The intense drama will unfold on a weekly basis without repeats or preemptions, from the pulse-pounding premiere to the heart-stopping season finale.

In season three of 24, Jack, who was in charge of a special field operations unit of the Counter Terrorist Unit, fought to stop a viral terrorism threat before it could kill millions of people.

Season four begins 18 months later with the episode "Day 4: 7:00 am – 8:00 am." CTU is now headed by Erin Driscoll (Alberta Watson, "La Femme Nikita"), a steely government agent who made firing Jack one of her first priorities upon taking over. After the explosion of a commuter train, Jack, who is now working for Secretary of Defense James Heller (William Devane, "Knots Landing") and also is romantically involved with his married daughter, Audrey (Kim Raver, "Third Watch"), suddenly finds himself heading back to CTU for a meeting with Driscoll on Heller's behalf.

Also featured will be Nestor Serrano ("The Day After Tomorrow") as Middle Eastern businessman Navi Araz, Oscar-nominated actress Shohreh Aghdashloo ("The House of Sand and Fog") as his wife, Dina, and Jonathan Ahdout ("The House of Sand and Fog") as their son, Behrooz.

24 is one of the most innovative, thrilling and acclaimed dramas on television. In its first three seasons, the series has won Emmy Awards for writing, editing and casting and has been nominated for 28 total Emmys – highlighted by three each for Outstanding Drama Series and Outstanding Lead Actor in a Drama Series for Sutherland. 24 also has received seven Golden Globe nominations, including three for Best Television Series – Drama, which it won last season; and Best Performance by an Actor in a Television Drama for three years, with Sutherland winning once.

Created by Joel Surnow and Robert Cochran, 24 will retain its unique format in the new season. Each episode will cover one hour of real time and the season's entire story will take place during one day, so that viewers again can follow characters as they live through a momentous day that none of them will ever forget.

24 is a production of Real Time Productions and Imagine Television in association with 20th Century Fox Television. Surnow, Cochran, Brian Grazer, Howard Gordon and Evan Katz are the executive producers. Sutherland is a co-executive producer.

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Op donderdag 23 september 2004 18:58 schreef scanman01 het volgende:
Ik zie in die rolverdeling van seizoen 4 geen Elisha Cuthbert meer staan. Ze gaan me toch niet vertellen dat Kim geen rol meer speelt? Dat zou al een eerste ENORM minpunt zijn.

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Op donderdag 23 september 2004 20:52 schreef scanman01 het volgende:

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Dat was die zogenaamd "gelekte" informatie, maar dat hebben voorgaande jaren de makers ook met opzet gedaan. Maar nu ik een paar berichten hierboven de rolverdeling zie, zal deze informatie dus wel eens kunnen kloppen. Hoewel die rolverdeling vast ook "uitgelekt" is en niet hoeft te kloppen.
Maar goed, nog een paar maandjes wachten. En ik vind het wél een enorm minpunt als Kim niet meer meedoet. Zij was voor mij een zeer belangrijke reden om naar de eerste 2 seizoenen te kijken en te blijven kijken. Dat ze een dom bijrolletje had in seizoen 3 vond ik al zeer jammer.

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Op zondag 26 september 2004 19:03 schreef khazad het volgende:

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haha, wat hebben ze daar een apart gevoel voor humor

Is hier iemand die het Japans machtig is? Want echt goed volgen waar het over ging, kon ik niet

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The phrase that appears on screen after the title simply says "Third Season."

We see "Jack Bauer" (played by "Totorokiefer Sutherland") admiring himself in a mirror, who says in a voiceover that he's the head of CTU. He talks about the assassination attempt at the California primaries on a presidential candidate, but tonight, they are going to forgo the Real Time aspect in favor of Jack showing us a macho FBI dance!

Jack jumps up to demonstrate his excitement, but he accidently drops the mirror and hurts his hand. He strikes a silly quick pose and plugs season 3 coming out on DVD on November 3rd, and then nurses the pain in his hand a little more, realizing that there's blood now.

The phone rings, and Jack gets all giddy over the prospect that it might be the FBI. "Hello?" he says in English. He introduces himself as Totorokiefer Sutherland, who has three cars. [I believe this is a play on words somehow in Japanese, but I can't figure out the pun.]

In a fantastic, near-exact get-up of S1 Kim, "Kim" is calling frantically from a familiar-looking barn (although she looks more like Kimber from "Nip/Tuck" but that's another story). Jack gets annoyed: "Didn't I tell you not to call me when I'm at work?!" But no, Kim promises she has a good reason: she got kidnapped!

But daddy-o ain't fallin' for that trick. "So what do you want me to do about it?!" he snaps. Kim is in shock and points out that it's his *daughter* being confined. That pushes Jack over his edge. "I don't care if you're my daughter or what, girls should be quiet!!" and then he does like this "haa" breathy thing into the phone. [The actress playing Kim starts cracking up.] Then Kim begs for her dad to come save her, but Jack tells her he just doesn't want to hear about it. Kim keeps whining and wailing and Jack says irritably, "Shut up, stupid! You ugly!" *g*

Jack hangs up the phone and says kids shouldn't talk back to their dad. The phone rings again and he's really annoyed now. He yells into the phone, "Wasn't one time enough?!" but quickly cleans up his act when he realizes it's one of his superiors. Turns out it's regarding the safety of one of the presidential candidates. The person on the phone tells Jack that there also may be a mole at CTU, so that he should be wary.

As he hangs up the phone, Jack is disappointed -- after all, he got all gussied up for his date (y'know, that sexy wifebeater he's sportin') and now he can't go.

George (the real Xander Berkeley!) steps into the office. "Hello Jack," he says dryly. Without much of a second thought, Jack greets him back with a "Hello" too.

Then suddenly, it hits him and he is surprised. "Whaaat?! Mason?!! You're the REAL one, aren't you? What are you doing on a comedy set like this?!" (Obviously, this is all scripted.) He asks him to sit down in English, and George takes a seat.

Jack sighs dreamily. "Well, Mason, you and I -- we go way back, don't we? Remember in the old days, when you used to come up here and we used to..." Then he demonstrates tickling George all over. But George lays down a firm hand. "No, Jack, I'm not here for that today."

Jack is unaffected. "Don't be so cold, Mason!" he says. "Let's go back to the way we used to be -- like lovers. Mason!" he says, giving him a big hug. (Hahahahaha.)

But George is unwilling. "It's over Jack, you blew it. You started doing Tony. It's over with us." (ROFL!) Jack begs him again: "Don't speak of Tony. I told you, he was just a fling!" Then the thought occurs to Jack that George might be the mole in CTU, so he says he must do a full-on body check. (Hahaha.)

It's pretty harmless, with Jack just petting George all over and doing these silly typical Japanese comedic antics, like quirky little puns and flairs. George looks annoyed until he finally tells him to stop. "Please soya me, Mason," begs Jack. "Soya" was the sound effect noise that Jack was making when he was body-checking George, and this is REALLY REALLY funny which you all must see if you haven't already: George mimicks the whole "soya soya" stab/body-check thing. LMAO~

While George is having fun soyasoya-ing Jack, Nina walks in. She sees the two going at it and arches an eyebrow, delivering a dry, "Wowww." *g* The two stop, George looking a bit unruffled, and now Jack's mind goes in a frenzy trying to comprehend that the REAL Nina and the REAL George are here with him. It gets so bad for his mind that he pulls that weird "gyuun" trick from the beginning.

Then Jack looks expectantly at George, and go figure: George just copies that "gyuun" thing too! (It's kind of like a pelvic thrust? Sort of? Whatever it is, it is worth seeing Xander do it and look somewhat embarrassed after!) Jack laughs, saying he really didn't expect him to do it.

Jack asks why Nina is here, and man, Sarah Clarke just rolls on that infomercial girl thing so well. She goes over and picks up the Japanese third season boxed set in the bookshelf and says, "I'm here to promote the release of the season 3 DVDs!" They show some clips from S3 in the bottom of the screen, and Jack says that he's really excited to know what happens next, because of S2's cryptic ending. (Sorry buddy, it ain't gonna be resolved too clearly!)

Jack takes the DVD set from Nina and then proceeds to insert it into his pants. Xander tries to cover up Sarah's eyes jokingly, hahaha. Jack apologizes for putting their treasured season 3 in such a spot -- "But if I treasure this area and treasure this boxed set, then it should be okay, right?" *g*

Now mixing up real life and storylines, Jack says that Nina and George got married in their private lives. The crowd cheers for the two, who got all happy and cuddly together. But then Jack says, "Why did you steal my Mason?!" Nina just looks at him coldly and says, "That's right, Jack." George delivers an equally chilly, "Sorry Jack." The two walk out arm-in-arm, and George does this great "talk-to-the-hand" thing at the end, hahahaha.

Jack waddles after them, season 3 still in his pants.

At a familiar-looking hotel, "David Palmer" is sitting at a coffee table with an arrow stuck in his head, wondering how such a thing could have happened on an important day. (BTW: the actor playing Palmer has an eerily similar voice to the Japanese dub voice of Palmer.) By "such a thing," he is not referring to the arrow in his head [that seems to be a running costume gag for the actor].

Accompanying him are "Sherry" (played by a man) and "Keith." Sherry points out that nothing like this has ever happened before and that they should be okay, and Keith reassures him that by tomorrow, he'll be the president of the US, so he has nothing to worry over.

Into the hotel room, our dashing hero Jack rushes in, and when the Secret Service guy tries to interrogate him, Jack tries to disarm him with a kiss.

Then we hear a familiar cell phone ring: it's a higher-pitched, more melodic CTU ringtone! Jack answers his cell, and it's none other than Kim. Kim tries to ask him to come save her again, but Jack roars into the phone, "DIDN'T I TELL YOU THAT GIRLS SHOULD STAY QUIET?!" He hangs up the phone, muttering over the incompetency of his daughter.

Palmer hands Jack a note. The note says basically, "Watch out for your life. Today, I'll bring your hateful self down to hell, I promise." The note ends with a "ja Nina," which is a play on words on the phrase "ja ne," which means "see ya later" in Japanese, and they've just inserted Nina's name in there. Jack puts two and two together and figures out Nina's behind the attempted assassination.

Palmer screams, "Really?!?!?!?" and slides out in a box. We see a devious-looking Nina in a separate box. (How nice to see Sarah Clarke in the "24" split-screens again, yay!) Kim, meanwhile, is sitting quietly with her cell phone in hand. And George is sitting at a green couch, looking away... when he suddenly turns to the camera and does his awesome, full-grin, double peace sign! And then he turns away seriously, as if he didn't do it at all. (Man, Xander just makes you go crazy for him in this, he is so frickin' funny.)

This makes this segment end at 22:19:24.

We head back in at 22:20:59. Nina is cuffed, sitting alone in an interrogation room. Jack walks in, saying he knew that Nina was the traitor yet again. Nina eyes him icily, and Jack says uneasily, "Whoa, you're scary. Even scarier than on the DVDs."

Following behind him is scruffy "Tony," who demands an answer from Nina. Nina turns away, looking bored. Jack suggests that they do it by force then, and Tony agrees. Jack pulls out a whip (which looks more like several whips tied together), and the two start chanting, "Talk! Talk!" to Nina as they strike it on the ground, promising her that it'll hurt.

Jack goes to lash it out at her, but he ends up getting literal backlash and also hurts his nipple, hahaha. XD Tony starts cracking up and the two try to make Nina laugh -- there's a hint of a smile on Sarah Clarke's face but she manages to suppress it. So they try again, and Jack pulls out a big claw which he puts over his hand (a la Wolverine, anyone?). He does the screechy nails-on-chalkboard type of effect on the wall and wails to Nina, and again, Nina tries to hide her smile, so they go for another item.

The two grab these little tube things that you yank out and they make a popping noise. They keep saying, "Nina, talk!" and start popping the tubes and making these really silly faces with them (haha, it sounds like they're ordering a dog or something). Poor Sarah can't keep her face straight! *g* Eventually, she joins in and makes a popping noise back at them with her mouth.

Seeing that it wasn't THAT effective, the two get a red candle, already lit. "It's very hot," they warn in English. Nina looks a bit nervous now, and Jack says they'll pour the wax on her if she doesn't talk. But Tony screws up and throws the wax on Jack! Jack freaks out for a little bit, with Nina grinning, but when the two gather composure and look at her expectantly, Nina just turns away, still not speaking.

Jack has failed at his own duty, and now he decides that he must kill himself, aka the "harakiri" way. If you've ever seen "The Last Samurai," you see this in the beginning -- this is the way to die with respect and honor as a warrior, as you take your own life by stabbing yourself in the stomach, while your enemy chops off your head.

Tony stands behind him, ready to lop off his head, and Jack looks like he's going to stab himself, but then he drops his blade and lifts up his shirt, revealing a face that he's drawn all over his chest and stomach that resembles his! By this time, Nina just can't hide the grin on her face. Jack and Tony do their silly antics again...

But then the phone rings. (Guess who.) Jack snaps irritably at his daughter again, but this time, Kim is quite composed, saying it's a different matter. "I have the president in custody," she says calmly. "I've kidnapped him." The camera pans a bit and we see from the neck-down that there's a man by Kim. Kim says she's stripped him of his clothes and cut his hair. "If you don't come quick, his life might be next." She hangs up.

"What the hell is my stupid daughter up to?!" he says frantically. Then he looks at Nina and apologizes to her over and over. This time, Sarah Clarke has some fun with those funny comedic expressions -- she keeps giving him these nasty, nyah-nyah-nyah looks at him, hahahaha.

But of course, as we head into split-screen territory, you know that Xander has to one-up his wife, so he puts his hand behind his head and starts doing almost these valley girl type of nuances before he switches back into serious George mode and looks away like before! *rofl* And the guy Kim is holding doesn't even look like Palmer from before but more like Marilyn Manson...

This leaves us at 22:25:38.

We see Kim in the barn with her hostage at 22:27:14. She looks bored, playing with her phone, and we see Marilyn -- er, I mean, Palmer -- naked and bound up, now sportin' long dreads with a bald scalp, and still that damn arrow. Kim wonders aloud if her daddy's coming soon. Palmer snaps at her, saying how dare she does this to a presidential candidate. "WHAT? You, a presidential candidate in that get-up?! You dumbass! Shut up!" Poor Palmer gets all wussy from Kim's bitchy attack and obeys in panic.

Behind the two, there's a girl sniper fixing up her guns. Palmer asks Kim timidly if the person behind them is sane and okay, which makes the girl sniper jump up and grab Palmer in a headlock with her gun. Kim manages to pry her off, saying that she needs him. The two girls spit on him, saying he grosses them out, as poor Palmer chokes.

Then the door opens, and Jack and Nina barrel in, guns in tow. Kim is surprised that her dad came. "Do you know what you're doing, Kim? That's a presidential candidate for the United States!" Jack says.

Cue sympathetic, sappy music as Kim says quietly that yes, she knows -- this was the only way to get to her dad. All her dad does is work, work, work, and he never has any time for her. "Did you see the Athens Olympics? Did you see the Hamaguchi parents there?" She says that her life would have been so much happier had her parents been like them, and she starts to cry.

Nina exudes compassion as she says sympathetically, "Aww, Kim, so that's why you're doing those things," and slaps Jack on the arm. Jack and Kim are ready to make up and Kim runs to him to hug him, but suddenly, Jack pushes her on the ground: "Girls shouldn't go touching people so willingly!!" Things run amok from here as George and Tony burst in. Jack tells George to do the "choke sleeper" on Kim and George drags her out by the neck; Tony takes the sniper girl.

Everyone has left except Palmer and Nina. Nina realizes that he's bound up and she goes to untie him. "Oh, oh... are you all right, Mr. President-to-be?" she asks. Palmer is shocked and says, "You're Nina?!" Nina just smiles at him and asks if he's hurt. Palmer just giggles and stands up, trying to gain composure (well, as much as he can wearing just underwear), and drops his voice back down to the lower pitch he had way in the beginning of this skit.

"You are very kind," he says to her in English. Nina smiles and says, "Well, of course, you're the President-to-be. You can't die, everyone in America wants you to be president! 'Course I want you to be president too." Cute, almost flirty mode... or at least, that's how Palmer seems to interpret it.

"Then... then, when I become President... you will be my first lady!" he says.

But Nina looks disgusted and says to the side in Japanese, "Ew, gross!" [Good Japanese from Nina too! *g*]

Palmer goes through a series of expressions: shocked, disappointed, hurt. He whispers quietly, "Don't say such a thing." Nina can't hear him, and he repeats it again, but Nina doesn't understand. Palmer realizes that he will never win Nina, so he asks her in English to at least take out the arrow in his head. "Please, gently!" he begs. Nina yanks out the arrow... and it turns out that it's actually a pen!

Palmer -- or maybe the comedian now -- says that he's a great fan, and asks her to sign her body. "O... kay," Nina/Sarah says, and as she tries to sign his chest, it tickles the guy so he starts squirming all over. Then he asks to shake her hand, but Nina/Sarah slaps it away and says in Japanese again, "Ew gross!" -- but messes up. She starts cracking up hysterically, and then the guy joins in giggling, and says, "Ahh, you're definitely really cute!" He asks her to promise to take a photo with him later, and sticks out his hand again. Nina/Sarah slaps it away but then can't say the phrase again and starts cracking up. "One more time! One more time!" she begs. "I'll do it as many times as you want!" the guy says eagerly, acting all coy and kittenish.

This time, Nina/Sarah manages to say it right, and the guy makes a circle with his arms and says, "Good!!" (In Japan, a circle means something is correct -- i.e. when you're checking a paper or something). The director calls a cut, and Sarah starts cracking up hysterically yet again. She gives the guy a hug, who freaks out.

And that is the end of the Wannai skit!

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TONY '24' BACK

By COELI CARR

September 28, 2004 -- THE last time viewers saw turncoat-agent Tony Almeida on "24," he was facing serious jail time for treason.
His reasons for siding with terrorists against the U.S. may have been understandable — to save his kidnapped wife — but fans of the Fox suspense show ended the season with the reasonable assurance that Tony was gone.

Turns out now that he's not forgotten. Tony Almeida's coming back this season.

The word several months ago was that many of the program's most pivotal characters would not be returning for the new season, which debuts January 3.

"I was always told there were going to be changes, but that I was always going to be coming back," actor Carlos Bernard told The Post, as he prepares to start production on the fourth season of "24" next week. "We had discussions about how the Almeida character was going to be brought back. I wanted to do another season, if the character was put in a new place."

Prison was the most likely place — given his double dealing .

But this week Bernard is more focused on the story yet to be mined from Almeida's past.

"It's not so much about what you didn't find out about the character, it's more about the possibilities with the character," he said.

Bernard's mum on the fate of Almeida's wife, Michelle (Reiko Aylesworth), or even what episode he makes his entrance, saying that kind of advance information migth spoil things for viewers.

"My first impression from the script was 'I love it,' " Bernard said. "You can see change in the character over the third and fourth season, which is always fun to play. You have to fill in the holes of what happened. The way they introduced the character was very cool, in a way I didn't necessarily expect."

The show's producers, aware of the huge popularity some of the show's characters had with viewers, do want to bring those actors back in some capacity for the new season, said Fox spokesperson Chris Alexander, who was quick to add that the program, eager to not repeat itself with key characters whose story lines had run their course, didn't "want to be handcuffed to use the same group of actors."

The show had added some celebs, firing some sparks of their own to the cast, including Oscar-nominated actress Shohreh Aghdashloo, "Third Watch" Kim Raver as Kiefer Sutherland's love interest, and veteran actor William Devane as secretary of defense.

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Op dinsdag 28 september 2004 21:55 schreef scanman01 het volgende:
Dat is het eerste "feit" dat zogenaamd al bekend was (dat Tony niet zou terug keren) en nu teniet wordt gedaan. Er zullen er nog wel meer volgen.

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Op woensdag 29 september 2004 00:25 schreef FritsFlits het volgende:
Dus Tony wordt nu min of meer een regular?

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Champagne headaches will have only just worn off, but FOX has scheduled the premiere of the fourth season of "24" for Sunday, Jan. 9, 2005. While the network recently announced that the new season would begin on Monday, Jan. 3, the revised date will allow "24" to launch with three hours of programming over two intense nights.
The Sunday sneak will also let FOX tease the lauded drama following coverage of the NFC Wild Card game.

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24
Original Television Soundtrack

Music Composed by Sean Callery


Kiefer Sutherland

FINALLY! The much anticipated soundtrack for the enormously successful television series 24 is coming!!

SEASON ONE immediately became the most talked-about and acclaimed new series of the year!
SEASON TWO built on the first season, proved even more popular, and both seasons were among the best-selling DVDs of the year!
SEASON THREE debuts on DVD on December 7, the same day as this first ever soundtrack release of the series!

Music from ALL THREE SEASONS is included on this CD!

Jack Bauer, an agent of CTU (Counter Terrorism Unit), is having another one of his “very bad days.” Such a simple idea — yet so fiendishly complex in execution. 24, as surely everyone knows by now, is a thriller that takes place over 24 hours, in 24 one-hour episodes. Everything takes place in real time.

The show is an enormous, award-winning success — including its Emmy Award-winning music!

Sean Callery’s score is both powerful and brooding. Fans of the show have been calling for a soundtrack release since the first season. Finally, in time for the holidays, released along with the THIRD SEASON DVD and in advance of the much-anticipated premiere of SEASON FOUR this January, comes the blockbuster soundtrack from 24!!

Catalog #: 302 066 626 2
Release Date: 12/07/04

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Op vrijdag 29 oktober 2004 17:30 schreef khazad het volgende:

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snelle beelden, maar valt niks uit te halen

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Op vrijdag 29 oktober 2004 18:05 schreef PimD het volgende:
Zag ik nou een shot uit de finale van S3, met die straaljagers? Of halen ze de straaljagers nog een keer tevoorschijn ?

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Op zaterdag 30 oktober 2004 12:39 schreef qu63 het volgende:
volgens mij zijn bijna alle beelden uit S3.. die ontploffende auto o.a. geloof ik..

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Op zaterdag 30 oktober 2004 16:44 schreef SS2Gohan het volgende:
Als je die teaser stilzet op 3 sec zie je een vrouw met een blinddoek op. Het postuur (en de haarkleur) van deze dame komt wel een beetje overeen met Mary (de zus van Kate Warner) uit S02.

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One of the virtues of "The Da Vinci Code," author Dan Brown's gajillion-selling thriller about a Harvard symbologist in hot pursuit of the Holy Grail, is its breathlessness. The novel unfolds over the course of 12 hours, and that's about how long it takes to read. It's fitting, then, that the man spearheading the movie version, producer Brian Grazer, first got wind of the book from the creator of his company's acclaimed TV series "24"—itself an adrenaline rush of real-time pulp fiction. Early in 2003, Joel Surnow read the book, which was popular but not yet a worldwide phenomenon, and thought it would make a terrific story line for "24's" third season. So he asked his boss to look into acquiring the rights. "It quickly became clear that we had no chance," Grazer says. Brown had no intention of handing over his book to a mere TV show. Wise move. A few months later Sony paid $6 million for the movie rights—and hired Grazer to produce it. One of Hollywood's shrewdest operators, Grazer, 53, had started out trolling for TV material and ended up piloting the biggest film adaptation since "Harry Potter."

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Op zondag 28 november 2004 13:10 schreef scanman01 het volgende:
Ik verheug me ook erg op januari, maar zit wel in dubio. Iedere aflevering is natuurlijk snel te vinden, maar dat zou betekenen dat ik steeds een week moet wachten op de volgende aflevering. Dat staat me dus enorm tegen. Ik zit er sterk aan te denken om alles wel te downloaden, maar pas te kijken als ik ze allemaal heb.

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Op zondag 28 november 2004 15:59 schreef Hugo_Boss het volgende:

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Kan iemand deze trailer misschien in een windows media player formaat posten? Bedankt!

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Op woensdag 1 december 2004 12:50 schreef qu63 het volgende:

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als je het erover wilt hebben, en je zegt dat je het via supr hebt, dan weet iedere die-hard-24-fan waar je het over hebt!

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