With the recent passing of Gregory Itzen (President Charles Logan), we decided to put together this special tribute in his honor.

Brad and Joel discuss the entire series of 24 (minus the so-called 24: Legacy). They discuss:The order of seasons from best to worst (comparing the ranking now vs. when they started this rewatch)Some of their favorite (and least favorite) characters, quotes, episodes, cliffhangers, etc.Feedback from a faithful listener

Key plot:Jack takes down MargotIan sees through Chloe’s deception and realizes Heller is still alive, so Margot decides to attack Waterloo StationJack tracks down Margot and saves the station, then throws her out of a windowSteve the traitorJordan’s death becomes knowledge of the police and latterly the CIAJack has the hitman identified as a former covert ops assassin who once reported to NavarroNavarro takes off and leaves the override device for Adrian Cross, who betrays him and Navarro is caughtTo get the tracker code Kate and Jack perform a ruse where Kate threatens to kill Navarro, and it worksCheng returnsAdrian decides he wants to use the override device to let every country expose holes in the defenses of every other countryOriginally he designed the device for Cheng who returns and kills all of Open Cell’s membersChloe reconfigures the device for him, he kills Adrian, and then gives a fake order to a US sub to sink a Chinese carrier shipJack’s Revenge at the Docks: Part 2Cheng has a sniper on Audrey after she went to a contact who could push the US case that it wasn’t them who gave the order on the Chinese carrierKate goes to save Audrey and kills the sniper, but as they’re leaving a second shooter arrives and Audrey is shot and killedJack goes after Cheng at Southampton Docks and is strategic in his assault until Chloe loses her feed and communications and Kate tells him about AudreyJack goes on a rampage and kills all of Cheng’s men, capturing Cheng and then beheading him after providing CIA with the proof he’s aliveEnding (again)Kate leaves the CIA, Mark is prepped for transport back to the US where he faces treason charges, Heller laments his fading memory as he boards a plane with Audrey’s bodyChloe was kidnapped by the Russians from the docks and Jack agrees to a trade: her return for his captureChloe is safe and Jack is taken away by helicopter to face punishment for his acts in season 8Contact:@The24Podcast24faithful.com405-771-0567

Key plot:Jack reunites with Heller and AudreyAn arrested Jack is taken to Heller and asks to go back into the field to help stop MargotWhile there Audrey goes to see him and they have a heart-to-heartCIA follow a lead on Margot’s video demands which Naveed planted, but it’s a trap and the CIA team are ambushed by an explosiveUndercover with RaskHeller agrees to let Jack go undercover and see Karl Rask, an arms dealer Jack has been working for to sabotage his operations, and he’s also a contact of MargotThe play: Jack killed Nils, another of Rask’s men, for being a CIA contact and has captured Kate, who was Nils’ contact. Jack needs Rask to complete a bank login so Chloe can access his systemKate opts to inject herself with a drug to knock her out, shocking JackPrime Minister Davies tracks Jack’s operation after hearing of Heller’s condition and sends in MI5, who interrupt the missionJack manages to get Chloe access and Kate survives her tortureeSimone betrays MargotNaveed is killed after trying to lead the CIA to their location, in front of SimoneNaveed’s sister has heard of plans to leave London and Simone is sent to find out what she and her daughter know, which is nothing, but is told to kill them anywayShe tries warning them but accidentally stabs Farah and while chasing Yasmin is hit by a busJack questions her as Margot sends a drone to kill her, which they narrowly escapeHeller sacrifices himselfHeller offers Margot a trade: give himself up for the destruction of the dronesHe reveals to Jack his Alzheimer’s diagnosis and enlists him and Mark to help make the exchange go throughJack gets Heller to Wembley Stadium where he’s asked to go, and Margot fires a missile at himBut actually Chloe cloned the feed with Heller in the middle of the pitch and Jack saved Heller - she told him she didn’t know if it would work Jordan uncovers the truthJordan finds that files related to Adam Morgan were deleted but Navarro tells him not to pursue it until after the crisis has passedHe doesn’t give in and so Navarro, who framed Adam, on the direction of Adrian Cross, has Jordan go to what he says is a dead-drop that will help lead to MargotIt’s actually a set-up for an assassination, which Jordan initially survivesHe figures out Navarro sent the hitter but having gained the upper hand, is stabbed and diesContact:@The24Podcast24faithful.com405-771-0567

Key plot:Jack returns to save ChloeIt’s four years after Day 8 and Jack has been on the run, but he’s found by a CIA station in LondonThis was actually a plan by Jack to get captured so he could break out Chloe, who’s been captured and is interrogatedShe works for an organisation called Open Cell which is devoted to uncovering and publishing government secretsJack needed to get to Derrick Yates, who worked for Open Cell, as he was involved in someone trying to take control of the US drone programmeYates managed this and took control of Chris Tanner’s drone, killing a squadron in AfghanistanKate’s return to the fieldKate Morgan is being transferred back to Langley from the CIA’s London station after her husband Adam was indicted for selling US state secrets to the Chinese, albeit she was clearedShe identifies Jack’s plays throughout - confusion over his escape route, is the one to work out why he’s at CIA, tracking him after Yates and to the US embassyJack takes over the embassyYates is killed by his ‘girlfriend’ who actually is Simone Al-Harazi, the daughter of Margot who Yates is selling the drone’s override device toJack decides Tanner’s flight key is the best lead for finding the person involved and breaks into the US embassy where he’s being held to take itWhile doing so he has to lock himself in a communications room to transmit the dataPresident Heller sanctions him to be taken down but Kate intervenes, saves Jack and recovers the flight keyPresident James HellerHeller is President and in London to get the UK parliament to extend the lease of a military base and support the use of dronesHe is suffering with some (as yet unknown) illness which is affecting his mental functionsAudrey is with him and married to Mark Boudreau, who vows that she will not hear Jack’s name when he discovers he has resurfacedAfter Tanner’s drone incident Heller decides to address parliament directly, taking heat from Mark in a prep session when he forgets a name, but miraculously succeedingMargot shows her commitmentMargot planted Simone undercover with Yates, much to the frustration of her husband NaveedNaveed is going to pilot the drones in her attacks later that day but he has his own plan to try and escapeMargot learns of this plan from Simone and when he refuses to help her kill innocents, Margot has Simone’s finger removed to coerce him into agreeingContact:@The24Podcast24faithful.com405-771-0567

Wrapping up Season 8 and what seemed to be a wrap to the series...Key plot pointsChloe’s rise through CTUChloe at CTU is often not ideal this season: setting it up that she works there only because she has no choice, the perception at the beginning of the season that Dana is really smart but it’s because Chloe is made to seem more incompetentShe’s often really great though: her debrief with Renee is so good, as is her threatening Frank HaynamIt’s insane that she goes from being the unwanted staff, to being de facto lead on the floor, to being interim director in the space of 17 hoursChloe as director doesn’t work because so much of the reason we love her is her loyalty to Jack and her seeing beyond the bureaucracy to do what she knows is rightAs director she loses a lot of that - see trying to capture Jack instead of helping him get to Dana - and while her shift back to exposing the Russians is good, it’s still a fairly meh version of ChloeA satisfying end to the series?I certainly remember feeling fairly content with the ending when it first airedReally important that the final 8 episodes were as good as they were because if they had continued like the first two-thirds, it would’ve been a really low point on which to endI’m still firmly in the camp that season 7 (also 4) would’ve been a better ending than this season, but I’m a fan of this oneSeason 8 overallSeason 6 felt tired, as though there was a structure they tried following and there was a monotony to it, and like it needed to take a break to reset (which obviously it got from the writer’s strike)Season 8 feels for so long like they’d run pretty much out of ideas and opted for a lot of repetition in a lot of placesAgain, possibly a bit of the tired factor but also it suffers from an issue where it often feels like the show is trying too hard to surprise viewersDespite the final run this is undoubtedly the second weakest season

Jack enlists Cole and kills DanaJack goes to old Special Forces friend Jim Ricker for surveillance equipment and an arsenalDana is moved to a black site by a private security firm to prevent Jack from getting to her, and to find the evidence she has against the RussiansChloe sets up Jack for capture by Cole, luring him to a fake address where Dana is, but Jack sees through it and convinces Cole to help him expose the cover-upThey rescue Dana and go to a bank to get the evidence, but she explodes a device to subdue Cole and try to escape by calling the police on JackJack catches up to her and kills herRevenge for ReneeJack contacts Meredith Reed so she can publish the story about the Russian involvement using Dana’s evidencePavel and his team use the meeting to trap Jack but he’s a step ahead and with Ricker capture PavelJack realises Pavel was the one who killed Renee and tortures him, eventually slicing open his stomach to retrieve his SIM cardDoing this reveals to him that Logan is involvedJack vs Logan and SuvarovJack traps Logan’s motorcade in a tunnel and takes down the Secret Service agents to kidnap LoganLogan breaks easily and tells Jack that Mikhail Novakovich, the Russian Foreign Minister, is behind thingsJack goes to Novakovich’s hotel and kills him and his staff/security, although is wounded in the processHe planted a listening device on Logan (again) and overhears that Suvarov is involved tooJack gets a sniper trained on Logan and ready to shoot Suvarov, but Chloe manages to talk him down before he assassinates SuvarovChloe tries to get the Logan/Suvarov audio uploaded to CTU to be sent to everyone in government and every media outlet but she’s stopped before she canThe President’s demiseEthan resigns after Taylor walks back plans to pull out of the talks due to Dana’s evidence, after she has Dana taken by the private security firmTaylor cedes much of the managing of the situation with Jack to Logan, albeit still being the one to make decisions in many circumstancesShe agrees to have Logan’s role in the process made publicWhen Dalia is contacted by Meredith, she confronts Taylor about the Russian involvement, and Taylor threatens Dalia with retaliation for the day’s attacks unless she signs the peace treatyWhen Jack is arrested and the evidence seized, she watches the video Jack made for Kim Taylor declines to sign the treaty after Suvarov and Dalia do and tries to save Jack, but she’s too lateLogan kills Jason Pillar and shoots himselfEndingLogan’s team of mercenaries are about to kill Jack when Taylor calls and tells them to stand downShe tells Jack she’s withdrawn and apologies, and that they will both have to face consequencesJack thanks Chloe for everything she’s done for him and she promises to protect Kim and give him time to escape

Dana the double agentDana kills Bill Prady when he tries going to HastingsTurns out Dana’s actually a plant and working with SamirCTU discover this when she helps Tarin escape (he kills himself to distract CTU) and keep Hassan captiveTrade for HassanSamir offers Taylor a trade: give them Hassan and they won’t detonate the “radiological dispersal device” in ManhattanTaylor’s against this but General Brucker convinces Rob Weiss to act, sending a covert team to kidnap HassanEthan discovers their plot and has a heart attack, from which Rob and Brucker leave him without medical help until Hassan is in captivityJack fends off the team but Hassan learns of the trade and offers himself upSamir reads a statement of Hassan’s crimes and then slits his throatRenee’s deathA mysterious figure posing as a medic, Pavel Tokarev, injects Samir with a toxin that kills him, and Renee briefly notices him as he leaves as though she recognises himJack and Renee go back to his apartment and have sexPavel follows them, and shoots Renee to cover the tracks of the Russian involvementJack gets Renee to a hospital but she diesJack begins quest for revengeTo find out about the Russian involvement, Jack goes to the arraignment of Sergei BazhaevBazhaev tells him that the Russian government were involved in everything that happened and that Dana was their agent at CTUJack questions Dana, who will talk for an immunity dealTaylor goes to CTU to talk Jack out of this and has him locked down (he steals a helicopter and escapes) because she doesn’t want him derailing the peace agreementThe return of Charles LoganLogan leaves several messages at Ethan’s office after learning of the Russian intention to pull out of the agreementHe speaks with Mikhail Novakovich, the Russian foreign minister, to keep him at the table by blackmailing him with his knowledge of Moscow’s involvement in the day’s eventsContact:Twitter: @the24podcast24faithful.com405-771-0567

The undercover operation progressesLaitanan calls everyone he can including Sergei Bazhaev, who denies involvement Renee and Laitanan fight, she kills him (stabs 15 times) and stabs Jack, who manages to kill Laitanan’s menBazhaev’s men kidnap Jack and torture him but he escapes and takes down BazhaevJosef steals the rods and tries to sell them to Farhad but is killed by them when about to go along with Jack’s immunity dealMarcos and the Farhad ruseSamir is no longer going to export to the IRK, but use the rods in New YorkFarhad isn’t happy with this and escapes and calls CTU, only for him to get up from his hiding spot and be killed just before CTU arriveHe dies but Jack suggests using him as dead bait to lure the terrorists into making sure he’s deadMarcos Al-Zacar is sent with a bomb and is cornered in an oxygen chamberJack uses his mother Elaine to talk him out of detonating the bomb but the fail safe is activated by Ali and Marcos is blown up...Tarin is involvedBut not before he says Tarin is involvedTarin has escaped custody after being detained by Hassan and is with KaylaDaliia warns Kayla of the nuclear threat and Tarin’s involvement and he kidnaps herSamir demands file 33 from Hassan, which contains all info on taking down American defences including radiological detectorsTarin fakes an escape with Kayla and is ‘shot’ in the process but it’s all a ruse to get her to CTU where an EMP goes offThe end of Kevin WadeDana guides Kevin and Nick through taking $120,000 from an evidence lockup but Nick tries taking everything else and a cop discovers the mess, and Nick attacks himKevin decides he’s not going to leave Dana’s life after this scoreDana goes to kill them both only for Cole to arrive first, she explains everything to him - he threatens them but Nick stabs Kevin and is about to kill Dana/Cole when Kevin saves themThey sink the bodies and pretend things are normalKevin’s parole officer Bill Prady calls Dana and then comes to CTU to get info on KevinHe asks for the video archive for the lockup which will expose her and Dana is going to give it to him until the EMPContact:Twitter: @24podcast24faithful.com405-771-0567

18 months after Day 7Jack and Kim are in New York and Jack’s treatment is completedTakes place about 14 years and 6 months after Day 1Key plot:Jack cannot get outJack is heading back to LA with Kim, Stephen and TeriVictor Aruz, old contact, shows up with info on an Hassan hit but is killed when Jack tries delivering him to CTUKim convinces Jack to stay and helpPeace processIslamic Republic of Kamistan President Omar Hassan is going to sign a global peace treaty with Allison Taylor Hassan has been having an affair with reporter Meredith Reed, who’s suspected of working alongside the terrorists, but is framedHassan’s brother and chief of staff Farhad is actually in on itAttempt on Hassan’s lifeRussian assassin Davros has a cover as a cop and gets on the United Nations security detailPlanted a bomb under a manhole cover on Hassan’s exit route after triggering a bomb threat within the UNAfter the attack and Farhad’s betrayal Hassan begins arresting people who are connected to the opposition, including Minister Jamot for having a cousin who was among the detaineesRenee’s back in the gameDavros had traces of weapons-grade uranium-235 on himLinked to a Russian gang Renee was undercover with six years beforeShe was fired from FBI for torturing Alan Wilson and is clearly in a bad state of mindZiya Dakhilov (Jon Sklaroff) is her in to Vladimir Laitanan, who leads the gang and with whom she has been violated byDana’s past resurfacesDana Walsh is actually Jenny Scott from Rock Springs (Arkansas) and was an accessory to murderKevin Wade was her partner (more like controller) and wants something in return for keeping her secret - a big score

Key plot pointsJack: law-breaker or hero?This is the most interesting moral debate the show throws upI think this is the best character development season for Jack, as he goes from a bullish pride over his past to having to forgive himself for mistakes made during his career/lifeThrough Jack vs. most everyone else (primarily Larry, Janis and the President) with Renee as the character in the middle the season is utterly fascinating in exploring the way “Do whatever it takes” can impact upon someoneI really like that the show doesn’t go for the “is torture effective?” route, because barbarism has clearly been effective in every other season (see: Jack not pushing Assad’s man far enough) and it’d be silly to retcon thatInstead looking at the impact of it on the torturer is far more watchableJack’s illnessI think this would’ve been a really good way to end the showPerhaps the only thing which falls short is how understated Jack being infected is to begin with - I love the scene in which he finds out the results, but then it’s a bit like “well yeah he’s dying, what did you expect?”Jack and Kim’s scene is GOLDReally sad to see Jack struggle so much throughout the final few episodesJack and Renee’s “15 people on a bus” scene is PLATINUMReally love the interaction between Jack and Imam GoharThe evolution of Renee WalkerThings get off to a shaky start with her - the “Do whatever it takes” at Schector’s is great, but then backing down on it the following episode is notDevelopment after this is superb: she’s dragged into Jack’s world but not fully his mindsetInteresting to see she doesn’t hesitate to interrogate TannerThreatening Vossler’s wife and child clearly bothers her - love her “Tomorrow” thoughMarika’s death is the indication of their differencesLarry’s death breaks her and as a result, her torture of Alan Wilson feels like the inevitable final step for the seasonSeason 7 overallThis would rival season 5 if not for the final six episodesThey’re just so bland, so stereotypical villain plot with Tony as the villain no one believes can actually be a villain, in a villain story that isn’t engagingEverything before that is magnificentIt feels different to the first six seasons but familiar enough; it’s energetic again Not to harp on about season 6, but season 6 felt like it was going through the motions of existence, where season 7 from start to Tony always felt like you needed to sit up and take notice

Key plot:Tony has just killed Larry Moss, and Robert Galvez has the canister of the pathogen.Tony has Galvez find a building, then blow it with FBI agents insideJack figures out Tony’s working against them after a discussion about Vincent Cardiff, the guy Tony found out about the White House attack from, but Tony steals Jack’s anti-seizure med-pack and escapesCara convinces her group including Alan Wilson to use the pathogen now instead of saving it for attacks next year, and they go about framing Jibraan Al-Zarian for the attackAfter Cara meets with Hodges pretending to be his lawyer and suggests he must commit suicide to save his family, Jack offers Hodges protection - but Olivia Taylor decides to have him killed by Martin Collier’s contactUsing CTU archives at FBI, Jack manages to find Jibraan who has been set up to be on a Subway train when the canister of pathogen explodes, but they get it out in timeTony has a man watching Kim as she goes to the airport to return to Los Angeles to force Jack into breaking Tony out of custodyThe hostiles are outed and Kim manages to save the laptop after Sarah is killed and Bob is in a car crash/fireThis leads the FBI to Jack and Tony, where he has armed Jack with a bomb to murder Alan Wilson - the man who killed MichelleRenee saves Jack and Jack stops Tony from killing WilsonRenee decides to go in and prepare to torture Wilson Ethan and Aaron team up and recover a recording from Olivia’s office to expose her role in Hodges’ deathPresident Taylor decides that she can’t bury the evidence and has her reprimanded to the Justice Department, in a move which causes immense friction between her and HenryJack accepts his impending death with Imam Gohar but Kim arrives and decides she wants to do the stem cell treatment to try and save Jack’s life

Key plot pointsBill’s deathThis is so sad - saddest death? Up there (alts: Mason? Edgar)Ends a nice mini-circle for Bill, who an hour ago told Jack he couldn’t question Burnett - in a way he’s responsible, about ten minutes pass between that and Larry’s call - so to sacrifice himself to save the President is greatThe bioweapon arrivesThis is a very quick shift into the next threat - again with the relentlessnessOnce again, Jack putting a civilian in harm’s way expecting them to behave as they were going to before meeting themAdmire the fact that Jack has no hesitation in stopping the leak once he notices itOlivia v EthanThis antagonistic attitude between them from the get-go is a bit madWe learn almost instantly what Olivia is and see it in action very quickly afterShe is fairly narcissistic; does she not realise her mother is the world’s most powerful person? She doesn’t need to try and make a power grab (Tony in S4: “I don’t need to establish position. I’ve already got it”)Ethan is right to resignHer blackmailing of Ken is incredible, particularly given that she got herself out of a hole she dugHodges’ ultimatumIs he the most deranged villain the show has had?The bioweapon being loaded onto the missiles makes it an entirely pointless threat - why not just use missiles?Do enjoy the tension of it all thoughAnd also the air of confidence about Taylor when Hodges is arrestedThe Tony twistThe scene itself is fine at best, it sets up where the only outcome is the one that happens or Galvez kills both Tony and Larry - and quite frankly the show was never going to have such a major character killed by such a nobodyIt feels like a very 24 twist in that he’s done plenty of good and “he’s changed” type stuff - Jack even speaks to Taylor about taking his positive actions into account 30 mins before - and then thisI suppose at least he was on the other side of the law before S7

Jack, Tony, Bill, Chloe and Renee raid Dubaku’s office space, rescue the Matobos and destroy the CIP deviceThey decide to go to President Taylor to expose the existence of corruptionAgent Vossler takes Henry Tayor hostage and gives him to Dubaku, who blackmails the President: withdraw from Sangala or Henry diesJack and Renee threaten Vossler’s family and get to Henry, but not before he’s shotThey discover Marika Donoso, Dubaku’s girlfriend whom was told his name was Samuel Aboa, and ask her to keep a meeting with Dubaku and they’ll followIn the sting operation Marika crashes the car and dies, while Jack gets a chip containing the co-conspirators’ namesThis includes Sean Hillinger and Erika, who tried covering their tracks at the FBI but Sean killed Erika and his name was on the chipTony tells Jack there’s another threat from Juma and Ryan Burnett, Senator Mayer’s chief of staff, knows about itJack tortures him in the White House but is stoppedJuma attacks the White House as Renee escapes Laurent Dubaku, Ike’s sonJack gets Taylor into the lockdown but Aaron Pierce can’t get Olivia Taylor there, and Juma finds her and forces the President to open the doorContact:@The24Podcast24faithful.com405-771-0567

Jack is facing a senate subcommittee, only to be pulled out by Renee WalkerShe’s investigating a group led by Tony, who’s actually alive and has the CIP device, which allows his group to breach the government firewall and access the country’s primary installationsBut after capturing Tony, turns out he’s actually working with Bill and Chloe to find the source of massive corruption within the government, perpetrated by Ike Dubaku and his boss Benjamin JumaThey’re undercover with David Emerson and kidnap former Sangala Prime Minister Ule Matobo and his wife, having to fake Renee’s death in the processThey double cross and kill Emerson and wire Matobo so they can track him to DubakuNew President Allison Taylor is planning to invade SangalaHer son Roger died between Redemption and S7 but husband Henry refuses to believe it was suicideHe is given evidence by Samantha Roth, Roger’s girlfriend, that two of Roger’s managers at his brokerage firm were doing business with firms linked to SangalaHis Secret Service agent Brian Gedge is a traitor though, paralysing Henry and killing Samantha, before trying to hang Henry as a suicide - only to be killed by Henry

Bradley and Joel discuss some of the over-arching themes throughout Season 6 - what worked and what didn't. We also discuss 24: Redemption, the 2-hour TV movie that sets up the scene for Season 7.Key plot pointsRacial politicsClear picture of the season inside the opening four minutes: Middle Eastern man eyeballed with suspicion on his way to work and denied access to a bus, only for an East Asian man to blow it up; cut to the Oval Office crew arguing over Tom’s detention facilities and the restrictions of freedomsThe Walid facility stuff highlights their pointlessness and leads to Wayne rejecting the proposals - fine - but then the show just kind of forgets its stance? Nadia’s denied access and it’s just like *shrugs* - until Bill leaves, then he sorts the issue with no fuss“And yeah, she is a Muslim. That’s enough to go on. Everyone here is thinking it, even if they won’t say it.”But then Doyle is also a reader of anything religious??!??!?!?!?!?!?Assad being framed for Palmer’s assassination attempt is again abysmal; presumably Daniels looks at America as being almost all white and just a handful of other ethnicities2007: about 65% of USA was white (non-hispanic)Yet attempts to rally what I’ll loosely define as “his people” against what I’ll loosely define as “them” by pinning the murder on Assad (not to mention threatening Tom to get him to support this)Nukes don’t matter, apparently24 created a seismic moment when detonating a bomb to kill 12,000 people but it also meant it played all its cards four episodes inYou can’t explode another bomb because a) as everyone says, it would ruin the country forever; b) 24 isn’t interested in fallout and cleanup and recovery - it’s only interested in the drama of the here and now (this isn’t a bad thing per se)None of the other bombs ever feel like a threat:The one Jack disarms, who cares?Five minutes pass and Jack doesn’t even remove his shotgun until the act returnsThe metal plates move twice in 11 seconds but I guess they hadn’t moved in the five minutes before? These also seem to move more quickly the closer to the potential blast we getThe tension is completely false because Jack isn’t going to die in a nuclear explosionIf this bomb goes off, Fayed’s chopper absolutely doesn’t survive it There are 5 nukes that pose a grave threat to the US: this is one, and it doesn’t even get mentioned in the previously in 2-3pmWe spend 4-7pm with no danger from the bombs because they’re getting the parts for and assembling the drones, then the drone one is stopped fairly easily (again no tension)The last two obviously never get used but Fayed’s line ““We’re going to take out Downtown Los Angeles” is so bad, so emptyMarilyn BauerThe romantic tension between them begins the moment they first share a frame, and never endsJack finds out about Audrey from Marilyn because there’s a hint they could hook up now Graem’s gone, *six hours* after his deathThis is just… so horrible? Every single momentRena Sofer is incredibly wooden (The Bold and the Beautiful)Season 6 overallBADRedemptionThis is really good?The real time concept is broken with the pre-title...

As we get into this last part of season 6, we have a shift of focus as Jack kills Fayed and then gets a call from Cheng. We also see Bill Buchannan being dismissed from CTU and Nadia becoming the acting director of CTU. And then Wayne Palmer has also collapsed after coming out of a coma for a short time, putting Noah Daniels back in charge in the White House.Leak in the White HouseAttack on CTUPhillip's returnAudrey's conditionChloe and Morris

In this section, we deal with racial/national conflicts between Russians, Arabs, and Chinese (and, of course, America).Markov and the drone raceBrady HauserStopping FayedCheng's backWayne's recovery and demise

Graem's demisePhillip's involvementMorris and the second nukeNew and improved Charles LoganAssassination attempt

Jack's returnAssad: terrorist turned peacekeeperA nuclear bombPresident Palmer: Mark IIWalid's detention

As we move into the second set of episodes in this season, we see the tensions growing and the conspiracy starting to grow. We also see the release of the Sentox nerve gas twice - at a local mall and in CTU. Specifically, we talk about: Erwich's betrayal Lynn's mental breakdown Suvarov ambush And Peter Weller as Christopher Henderson Attack on CTU

A month after the end of 24: Legacy Season 1, we come back together to review the entire season and give our thoughts about the future of 24.

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This season is 2/3 of the way done, but it's still ramping up! We discuss this 8th episode.

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Josh, Mark, Joel, and Bradley come back again to discuss the first episode of 24: Legacy!   We continue to talk about the setup of the new series, comparisons and hat-tips back to the original series, and the political issues mentioned in the show. The feud between Mark and Joel continues and Bradley continues his [fake] travel around the world.   Check out our website (http://24faithful.com) for our original 24 fan fiction novel, 24: Countdown!

Josh, Mark, Joel, and Bradley come back to discuss the first episode of 24: Legacy!   We talk about the setup of the new series, comparisons and hat-tips back to the original series, and the political issues mentioned in the show. All enveloped with quirky banter and the start of a feud between Mark and Joel.   Check out our website (http://24faithful.com) for our original 24 fan fiction novel, 24: Countdown!

24 Legacy: Manny and Evan   Welcome to 24 Faithful, the unofficial podcast for Fox’s show 24. My name is Joshua Rivers and I am your host. In the last episode, Mark Sieverkropp and Bradley Adams joined me to discuss some things about the upcoming 24: Legacy season. We are less than a week from this airing, and we will be back next week to cover the first two episodes, so make sure to stay tuned and be ready to share your thoughts and reactions as well.   In the last episode of the podcast, we also mentioned a new partner, TVShow Time from Whipclips. It’s an awesome app that does several things. First of all, you find the shows that you are currently watching, or even shows that you have already watched. You can mark the episodes and seasons that you have seen. Then you can also get involved in some discussions with others that love the show as well. They are starting to integrate certain podcasts into the app as well, and that’s where we come in! Be sure to check out the TVShow Time app and join the discussion there. You can go to 24faithful.com/tvshowtime.   Another awesome part of this partnership is that Whipclips has connections to the TV show networks. As a result, they can get exclusive interviews with the showrunners and other crew members. Today we are sharing one such interview. They were able to interview Manny Coto and Evan Katz. They are both producers and writers for the show and share some personal insights about the show’s past and future.

We are back! And we are improved! For the return of 24 in 24: Legacy, the podcast is coming back full strength with lots of goodies! Not only is Josh Rivers and Mark Sieverkropp back to host the show, they are joined by Cody Adams and Joel Wood on a round-table format to discuss the various details of the show. In this episode, Josh, Mark, and Cody come together to share some thoughts prior to the airing of the first episode of 24: Legacy. Make sure to subscribe and be ready to connect further as a new partnership with TVShow Time begins and a Facebook group is created!

Today, we have author Dayton Ward with us to discuss the recent 24 novel, 24: Trial By Fire. Before becoming a full-time author, Dayton was a marine and a computer programmer. He is a huge fan of Star Trek and has written several books in that world. He is has also been a huge fan of 24 since the first episode aired live! He not only watched the episodes live, but he would get the DVD sets and binge watch them again! Find out more about Dayton on his website: http://www.daytonward.com/

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