Television 24

It's a...teaser (?) for something called 24: Live Another Day. Streets of London in chaos as you see smoke from various building and slowly Jack Bauer dragging emo Chloe comes into camera view. They walk towards the camera, Jack lifts the gun, shoots and screams.

It looks horrible.
 
Why are they in London, are they on holiday?
 
It's a...teaser (?) for something called 24: Live Another Day. Streets of London in chaos as you see smoke from various building and slowly Jack Bauer dragging emo Chloe comes into camera view. They walk towards the camera, Jack lifts the gun, shoots and screams.

It looks horrible.

Well it sounds amazing.
 
I think we might be on to something here.

Edmonds would make a good villain. He's got a touch of Alan Rickman in Die Hard about him.
 
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I like that they put a Union Jack on the taxi just in case anyone gets confused about where it is. I hope they put London, England on the screen at the start of each scene.
 
I think we might be on to something here.

Edmonds would make a good villain. He's got a touch of Alan Rickman in Die Hard about him.

Noel and his pilgrims kidnap Bauer and force him to play a game of Deal or No Deal. But instead of the boxes containing amounts of cash, they contain the location of a bomb hidden somewhere in Greater London.
 
Solid Snake and the Girl with the Dragon Tatoo in London, bound to be good isn't it?
 
Why is Lisbeth Salander in 24?
It's fairly evident, she got to know 007 when he was in Sweden and felt abandonned by him, therefore travelling to London to catch up with him. She's confused him with Jack Bauer and now they've become best friends.
 
I've watched five episodes of 24 on Netflix in the past week or so, and to be honest, I'm struggling to get into it.

Is it worth persevering with/does it improve much as the seasons progress?
 
I've been watching through this again, from half way through season 4 till end of season 8 in the past month, had only seen seasons 7 and 8 once before, seen all the others at least 4 times each
 
I miss the feeling of watching 24 for the first time.
I watched season 1-2 in about 2 weeks, started immediately on season 3, but didn't finished that season and can't find the time to continue it. Season 3 was a bit of a meh IMO, and I a reason to stop because I didn't get anything done!
 
I watched season 1-2 in about 2 weeks, started immediately on season 3, but didn't finished that season and can't find the time to continue it. Season 3 was a bit of a meh IMO, and I a reason to stop because I didn't get anything done!

Season 9 episode just aired last night apparently. Hopefully I'll watch it later, when I talked about that feeling of "first time". It's not that I meant it was one of the best ever shows, it's just that the format made it completely original.
 
It's weird seeing it set in London. Same old classic 24 but the amount of double agent/backstabbing/moles is still ridiculous not to mention the blatant blissful ignorance of some of the characters :lol:

Jack's back though :drool:
 
Why did they turn Chloe into the girl with the dragon tatoo?
 
It'll be completely unrealistic and mental but I'll love it :D
 
Reckon they're paying Sutherland by the word?
 
I've forgotten so much about this show. Took me ages to realise that was Audrey, also I recognise the president.