All about Fox's 24

Yet again, the old, tired “major” American Muslim organizations have come out in full force to object to something unobjectionable. This time, they’re angry about the storyline of 24, the highly popular TV drama on Fox: When the recent premiere episode ended with a terrorist network detonating a nuclear device in a Los Angeles suburb, the Council on American Islamic Relations (CAIR) announced its fear that “this would serve to increase anti-Muslim prejudice in American society.” The show had begun with a depiction of an America gripped in fear after an eleven-week run of suicide bombings, apparently by radical Islamist terror cells, in cities across the country.

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Kiefer Sutherland has revealed some news to a few British sources as to how Fox’s “24” movie will differ from the TV show. According to the BBC’s website, Sutherland told London talk show host Jonathan Ross that the “24” movie he hopes to shoot next year will be set “here,” which could mean London, the United Kingdom or Europe.

If you're a fan of Fox's 24 you need to know that an extended trailer for Season Six has hit the 'net. It seems like the producers have decided to reflect reality once again by casting Islamic radicals as the terrorists/villains this season. I don't know how long the show can continue to thrill using the same format season after season, but here's hoping they manage to pull it off at least one more time.

In fact, while 24 is, ironically, a show about literally counting down the minutes of a single day, the show's creators intentionally never mention the year in which Jack Bauer's current bad day is taking place.

The sixth season, also known as Day 6, of the television series 24 premiered on Sunday, January 14, 2007. It premiered on Sky One in the UK on January 21, 2007, with two episodes, then there will be two episodes the following week, and another two the week after, before having only one episode per week.