The barely literate writers of Variety report that FOX will announce this season as the end of 24 in the next day or so. No, I am not serious about the writers of Variety being barely literate, I just needed to lash out at someone. Maybe 24 Executive Producer Brannon Braga is to blame? He helped drag Star Trek into the gutter with his amateur bullshit. Anyway, I digress. 24 has 13 episodes left forever.
Apparently, getting stabbed in the abdomen can’t stop Jack Bauer from killing the bad guys, but a little ol’ burst cyst can bring Kiefer Sutherland grinding to a halt.
The Hollywood Reporter says filming has stopped so Sutherland can undergo surgery. They claim the season won’t be disrupted, however.
I have to believe it’s relatively serious, as Kiefer’s always been pretty conscientious about not mucking with the filming schedule. Remember how he spent Christmas in jail just so his sentence wouldn’t interfere with the show’s schedule (not that it ended up mattering because the entire season was postponed due to the writer’s strike).
OK, would someone do a great photoshop job for this post, now? The Man? Adam? Bueller?
Everyone’s reporting about it, so it must be true: There’s almost definitely going to be a 24 movie. (That’s why I called it “2,” get it? ‘Cos movies are usually – oh, nevermind.)
What does this mean for our beloved, yet beleaguered, show?
This is, in all likelihood, its final season. But then they might do a bunch of Bourne-type movies. Can you see it? Jack pushing a walker, chasing after some guy who’s about to get away, then whammo! Jack wings the walker at the guy, one of the legs puncturing right through his lung or heart or other vital organ?
You know you wanna see it.
Seriously, though, I can’t say I’d be too devastated if this ride came to an end. 24 gave us several good years. And even in its worst times, still gave us at least a couple hours’ of great television (c’mon, the first four hours of Season 6 were pretty good, with the nuke going off and all, and then we had the great Martha Logan kiwi toss/neck stab, which is always good for kicks).
But Season 6 was just insanely craptacular. And Season 7 had so much promise and then turned to something stupid. And so far in Season 8? Well, other than the pull-the-knife-out-of-his-gut-to-kill-a-bad-guy-with-it-from-across-the-room-then-shoot-two-other-guys-to-death scene, it’s been rather lackluster.
So, if you have some good ideas for movies, something that can be wrapped up in maybe a couple hours without cougar-related storylines or the traveling meth lab that is Dana Walsh’s life, go for it.
Just as long as Jack shouts a lot and kills people. Got it?
Another two hours. Kill Count from last night includes these two hours.
If you want to watch this in a pop-out window, click here.
Make sure you’re stocked up for the full 2 hrs! AmyV, you’re all set.
Historical footnote John Edwards was recently quoted as saying he was “really looking forward to the exciting return of Jack Bauer this Sunday.” Edwards, a one-term Senator who made millions suing the pants off of people, and causing insurance premiums and malpractice insurance rates to skyrocket in the once-quiet state of North Carolina, insisted that America really needs to focus on Jack Bauer this week.
This is also the same week that has seen the release of “GAME CHANGE” an “insider” look into the 2008 campaign for President, which gives an in-depth look at Edwards’ affair with New Age-flake/prostitute/filmmaker Reille Hunter. With all of this renewed attention on Edwards’ cheating behind the back of his cancer-suffering wife, the former VP-nominee insists that there are two Americas, one that worries about old news and the other which is focused on “that bitchin’ TV show, ‘24!’”
And if you’re not a fan of “24,” Edwards suggests the alternative distraction of George Clooney’s Oscar-contending movie “UP IN THE AIR” about a shallow middle-aged man who ruins people’s lives and metaphorically opines that we need to “lighten the load in our bags.” What a load indeed…
We’ve got three new boys for Season 8:
Rami Malek, Julian Morris and Hrach Titizian will be on for several episodes apiece, at least, according to The Hollywood Reporter.
(That’s Morris – does he look like a SWAT agent to you?)
Rami’s a terrorist. Julian’s a CTU SWAT agent (redshirt?). Hrach is a high-ranking aid to the president of this year’s unnamed Middle Eastern nation (played by Slumdog Millionaire’s Anil Kapoor – the president, not the nation).
Katee Sackhoff has joined the Season 8 cast! Even better, she’s going to be in the new NYC-based CTU.
Ausiello reported:
Sources confirm to me exclusively that the Battlestar Galactica heroine has been tapped to play the series regular role of Dana Walsh, a highly respected and down-to-earth data analyst at the new and improved New York branch of CTU.
So that means we’ll see her most every week.
She will be, however, in a relationship with a fellow agent, played by Freddie Prinze Jr. And she has a skeleton in her closet, of course. I just hope that skeleton isn’t Tony Almeida’s. I mean, that’d be gross.
Day 8 will have Slumdog Millionaire co-star Anil Kapoor on board, according to The Hollywood Reporter.
He will play a Middle Eastern leader who comes to the U.S. on a peacemaking mission.
What does that mean? It means one of three things:
Kapoor is a “Bollywood icon,” having appeared in more than 100 films in India, but this is his first time on American TV.
Let the casting news continue…
To quote the immortal Comic Book Guy: “Worst idea . . . EVER!” You may want to get the duct tape ready, because this rumor is guaranteed to ’splode your skull:
What do you say when Robin Williams asks, “Can I be on “24?”
Wanna know “24″ star Kiefer Sutherland’s response?
“Wow. It would be an honor.”
An honor for whom? Kiefer Sutherland or the millions of 24 fans. Lord knows our informal poll amongst the B4B contributors was met with all the excitement and exuberance of a Nancy Pelosi/Newt Gingrich home sex tape. *shudder*
“You’re talking about an Academy Award-winning actor with no lack of energy, which is what we require,” Sutherland admits.
“Robin would be an innocent computer analyst who stumbles onto something cryptic he doesn’t know he has and becomes a target. Jack Bauer, the government and the bad guys are all looking for this guy, who is scared to death and running for his life.” (H/T – Radar Online)
If only art could imitate life. Look, I like Robin Williams . . . in small doses . . . in comedies. The fact that the producers of 24 are making us sit through an entire season of Janeane Frakkin’ Garofalo shows that the viewers have suffered enough. Adding Robin Williams to the cast next season – which is rumored to be the final season – would be considered cruel and unfunny punishment.
Personally, I would rather see 24 sign on Michelle Obama, Billy Mays, and Vince, the ShamWow Guy before inking Robin Williams.
I’m just sayin’.
Product Placements on 24 are about as common as dead bodies. According to research, fans of 24 can recall product placements better than fans of any other prime-time show. Yay, good for us. We’ve endured placements of Treo’s, manpurses, and now Bill is talking on a Sprint phone while Jack drives a Hyundai.
Ford and Hyundai will now share the spotlight on 24 with government agents still driving Fords. But Bauer will be cruising in a Hyundai.
According to Nielsen IAG research, Hyundai’s integration with this show will be twice as effective as brand messaging on any other primetime show. 24 records one of the highest consumer recall rates for product placements in prime-time. (source)
Jack Bauer has saved the world countless times and we are led to believe all he has to show for it is a knockoff Korean piece of crap? Sure it has a 100,000 mile warranty, but it’s no BMW.
If the writers of the show can put Jack in a Hyundai, it begs to ask what product placements didn’t make the cut.
Below are the first in a Blogs4Bauer series on 24 – Product Placement Rejects.
Heineken
Heineken wanted to make beer the official drink of 24. By placing the product in various scenes, the Dutch beer company expected sales to increase 100% in 2009. However the agreement fell apart when marketing manager Hans Gruber wanted Jack to drive around in his Hyundai with a mini-keg in his lap while talking on his Sprint phone. Writers argued that Jack Bauer would never drink and drive.
Fox News
Fox airs 24, so naturally Fox News thought it should have a product placement on 24. However it was later discovered that, like the fact that there is no music on MTV, there’s also very little news on Fox News.
Plus, the infectious monkey from the movie Outbreak…oh, wait, that’s Janeane Garofalo. Well, she walked out off the set when she saw her desk on the set for the first time.
If you know of any other potential 24 Product Placement Rejects, post a comment.
In case you were busy watching the Golden Globes and don’t want to watch it on Hulu, our own VthK has provided the following recap of hours 1 and 2.
08:00:00 to 08:16:57
OK, it’s been a while since I’ve done one of these things, so my memory may be a little fuzzy. Anyway, as we start on Day 7 of Die Hard II 2… um, I mean, 24… and the very first line is “Put that phone away.” Which is ironic because, IIRC, people spend more time talking on phones in ‘24′ than the night shift at Bangalore Customer Support, Inc.
So, anyway, there’s this guy who played a nerdy scientist on Stargate SG-1, and he’s driving his daughter to school when he gets caught in the middle of an Allstate product placement. Except instead of Dennis Haysbert telling him he’s in good hands, he gets captured by terrorists. The terrorist have this device that enables them to take over everything in the USA. But they recently upgraded to Vista and it’s no longer compatible. They need Stargate Scientist Guy to make it work.
Meanwhile, the main character… the blond guy with the anger management problem … gosh what is his name? I can’t remember but heplayed Ace Merrill in Stand By Me. Anyway, Ace Merrill is getting ragged on by Senator Red Foreman. We also learned CTU has been disbanded. It’s been a while, but I seem to recall CTU was some kind of rhythm and blues band. Anyway, Red Foreman, wants to know why Ace Merill tortured some guy, and Ace says that it was to save a busload of schoolchildren and kittens. “Think of the kittens!” Ace thunders at Red Foreman, then threatens to torture the smug look off his ass-face.
Then, Ace gets pulled out of the meeting by an FBI agent who, like Red Foreman, is a redhead but way more attractive. Ace promises to come back the next morning… i.e. 24 hours later. So, he really has a time limit this time. The redheaded agent is identified as Renee “Street” walker. Streetwalker isn’t actually that hot, but next to Janeane Garofalo and President Cankles, she looks like Melissa Theriau.
Then I got confused because the scene switched to the FBI and at first I thought the ugly Stargate Scientist guy was talking to a sarcastic android. Then I realized it wasn’t the stargate scientist again, it was Janeane Garofalo. A bunch of other sub-plots were also introduced. President Cankles got her some jungle fever, and wants to invade Africa. Some bald guy who was either the VP or her husband is obsessing over the death of his son. Some douche of an FBI agent was strongly disapproving of Ace’s methods.
08:21:24 to 08:45:00
So, anyway, Streetwalker tells Ace Merrill that domestic terrorists have a device that will allow them to take over all infrastructure and wreak havoc on the government to teach them a lesson for dragging their feet on HDTV implementation. The leader of the terrorists is an old friend of Ace’s. Ace doesn’t believe it. “Tony’s dead. I saw it.” Streetwalker rolls her eyes. “You have to destroy the brain.”
Anyway, so Stargate Scientist Guy tells them to do a ctrl-alt-del and install new drivers, and now the device works fine. So, Zombie Tony is gonna go all Die Hard II on air traffic control, and the scene cuts away to a full 767 getting ready to take-off with some cute androgynous munchkin in the front row.
Meanwhile, President Cankles is watching reports of 200,000 people killed in Africa and regrets ever subscribing to The Genocide Channel. The Joint Chiefs are on-board with the invasion, but the Secretary of State… another bald dude… is wetting his pants submissively. That’s like three annoying bald dudes so far… Red Foreman, the SecState, and SubPlot Guy. Anyway, the FAA — showing far more competence than any other Federal Agency in history — has detected the intrusion into its system and wants to ground flights. But Cankles says not yet, she has to short sell her airline stocks first.
So, anyway, Ace is working with the sarcastic android to see if they can track down Zombie Tony. Then, Streetwalker gets attacked by a mutant rottweiler… no, wait, that’s Janeane Garofalo talking about some chick stuff I guess. I don’t know. Then, Agent Douchebag tells Streetwalker to keep Ace on a short leash. “OK, if he’s into that,” she replies.
Anyway, the Sarcastic Android has helped Ace find one of his and Zombie Tony’s old contacts, named Sphincter, who not only happens to deal in Technology That Let’s You Take Over The World, but has also relocated from LA LA to DC. As the Church Lady would say, “How CONVENIENT!”
8:49:51 to 08:59:59
So, Ace and Streetwalker go to Sphincter’s office. Sphincter refuses to cooperate until Ace grabs a ballpoint pen and threatens to write “I Am Sphincter Boy” on Sphincter’s forehead. But before he can spill his guts, Sphincter gets shot by a sniper in the abdomen and starts spilling his guts, although not in a useful way. And the hour ends with Ace and Streetwalker chasing after the sniper.
09:00:00 to 09:10:52
So, Streetwalker and Bruce Willis — I mean Ace Merrill — are trying to catch the sniper and they got him trapped in a building. Streetwalker calls for back-up. Ace figures there must be a mole at the FBI, and he begins teaching his young padawan how to use the Force… the Force of completely distrusting all of your co-workers. I mean, Emperor Palpatine did have a mole at the Jedi Temple. I wonder if this means we’ll get a scene of Sarcastic Android slaughtering the younglings. I am pretty sure his character fantasizes about that.
Anyway, then there’s a scene in which a rotting, putrifying moose carcass … no, wait, that’s Janeane Garofalo … reports to Agent Douchebag that the terrorists are now fully inside the system and there’s nothing the FBI can do to stop them.
Anyway, Zombie Tony has put the plane with the cute youngling on board (and probably a cargo hold full of orphaned kittens) on a collision course with another plane. But at the last minute, he wusses out and deprives the audience of much-needed carnage.
09:16:32 to 09:28:38
So, anyway, Streetwalker makes Ace wait in the car while she and the other agents seal off the building the sniper is hiding in. She cracks the window for him and leaves him a squeaky toy. A Magic Negro appears and absolves Ace Merrill of his sins. Then, Ace asks about Agent Streetwalker. “Oh, yeah, baby, she understands what it takes to get the job done IYKWIMAITTYD.” And just in case Ace doesn’t, the Magic Negro mimes the sound of a porn movie bass guitar.
So, Zombie Tony passes off the Plot Device and the ugly scientist to a guy who looks like what would happen if a transporter accident merged Pierce Brosnan and John Kerry into one squinty, French-looking being with Rod Blagojevich hair. He turns out to be working with the Genocidal dictator of that African country President Cankles is all hot to invade. I’m almost sure the transporter accident guy played a system lord on SG-1. (For that matter, I also think President Cankles played the president on Space: Above and Beyond … but looking that up would also mean admitting I watched Space: Above and Beyond.) OK, checked his website, no SG-1 reference, but he did play an immortal on Highlander. Anyway, President Cankles meets with the other African guy who is the opposition leader against the genocidal dictator, but for some reason talks like Father Guido Sarducci. Why couldn’t they just have hired Mr. Eko from Lost?
So, anyway, another annoying bald guy (This makes Number 4) shows up and helps the sniper escape from the building the FBI has “sealed off.” There’s also this other FBI guy who has a buzzcut and is always advising the president of this or that, but I only mention him to bookmark him as a Mole candidate.
09:31:22 to 09:42:40
So, Ace gets out of the car to “get some air.” And just as he does, the Sniper in the borrowed FBI vest walks by. (“How CONVENIENT!”) Ace notices his shoes are not standard FBI issue, but instead appear to be Stride-Rite pumps. He alerts Streetwalker and convinces her to leave the building and discreetly follow the assassin, but not to tell the FBI because “they’ll just screw things up.”
The FBI lead, agent Douchebag, finds out they’ve left the scene, and asks the turd-creature from “Weird Science” — no, wait, that’s Janeane Garofalo again — to figure out a way to track Agent Streetwalker and Ace.
And then, in that other subplot, Annoying Bald Guy Number 2 roughs up some fairly-hot chick who kind of looks like Gretchen from ‘Prison Break’ after six months of Slim Fast, and she just got $400,000 wired into an off-shore account, but still works in telemarketing. He was gonna go all Ike Turner on her, but his driver intervened. I’m sure they’ll be back, but the show’s already about two subplots past my attention span.
09:48:38 to 09:59:59
So, Ace and Streetwalker follow the Sniper to the docks (which Streetwalker has worked many a time). Streetwalker gives Ace a gun. They beat the crap out of the sniper then shoot out a surveillance camera. As they walk up to the boat they think Zombie Tony is in, the sniper gets shot (ironically) by the crew of Tony’s board (Isaac, Doc, and Gopher.) So, Ace and Streetwalker shoot-up the boat. Streetwalker finds a laptop, but it’s deleting all the files on its hard drive.
Gawdam Vista.
And Ace is trying to find Zombie Tony, but ZT pulls the old “Hide behind the pilot house door” trick and hits Ace in the face. Then, they beat the crap out of each other for the remaining few minutes of the program until Agent Douchebag shows up in a helicopter.
Tick-Tock
Come back tonight at 8pm for live recaps of all the 24 Redemption action.
In the meantime – post your bet on the number of points will rack up tonight here. Go Jets.
7:06
54 minutes until Jack is back! Fox should be ashamed for keeping Jack Bauer off the TV for so long. See what happens when Jack isn’t out killing terrorists! Jack goes dormat – the executives of AIG raid the company. Jack is off TV – Somali pirates hijack boats without fear of reprisal. Do I even need to remind you that if Jack was in Georgia – the country not the Peach State – Russia would have left them the hell alone.
Well I want blood. So until then – check out what we were up to while 24 was off the air.
24 Writers Strike Substitute
Stuff Jack Bauer Likes
a Picture of Kim Bauer
Talk Like Jack Bauer Day
The writers strike and you
The top villains of 24
A picture of Moon Bloodgood (our most trafficked post ever)
7:59:59…8:00:00pm
Jack is back!
Ok Season 6.5 opens up on an African school bus. Wait no, they are 10 year old alcoholic soldiers. Worst army ever.
What is this African Children of the Corn?
The following takes place between 3 and 5 pm.
While we wait for Jack to start killing dudes – let me tell you what I had to do in order to get my wife to allow me to watch 24 and post for 2 hours. I had to watch Clueless AND My Big Fat Greek Wedding on TBS.
“You have a daughter” “Yes, but she’s a moron”
Willie stole Jack Bauer’s knife and lived to see the 4th grade. Jack is going soft.
Jack just got served. We are fighting 2 wars, the economy is in the shitter and the government wants to serve legal papers to Jack Bauer.
What’s the colonel going to invade? Chuck E Cheese?
It’s always bad news when the bossman asks you to burn files and bury the ashes.
COME ON JACK – give me a “dammit” or something!
“DAMMIT” +1 point
The last few seasons of 24 have all started the same. Jack Bauer tries to escape trouble…and trouble finds Jack Bauer. Instead of LA – it’s Sengala.
Oh God – they have to play soccer. Africa is worse than I thought.
BANG BANG Recess is over!
3:21….Did they go 21 minutes without a commercial?
Commercial Break
I’d rather start an army of children in Africa than spend $30,000 on a Hyundai.
Homeless rich people…how low will Fox go (do I need to ask)?
3:26
WHAT? A Hyundai tie-in. Really Fox? Are times that tough?
Madame President meet Caged Weasel. 24 Really jumped the shark on that one, we will call her Sarah Halin.
The Vice President did warn us that the new president would face a crisis if we elected them.
Female presidents always try to start conflicts. In Commander in Chief – MacKenzie Allen almost started a nuclear war in more than one episode. She invaded another country before the real president started to decompose.
Don’t worry little Mutombo – this show is called 24, I will be back to shoot some dudes.
Sprint Tie-in. Nextel. “I am going to save your kids, did I mention the reception on these Nextel phone is really clear”
Gloc – that’s a tie-in I can get behind!
Jack Kills a Dude +1
Jack Kills a Dude +1
Jack Kills a Dude +1
Jack Kills a Dude +1
Jack Kills a Dude +1
Jack Kills a Dude +1
Jack Kills a Dude +1
Jack Kills a Dude +1
Jack Kills a Dude +1
Jack Kills a Dude +1
Cardinal rule of 24 Villains – kill Jack Bauer when you have a chance.
3:44 – Commercial Break
I’d rather buy a $30kHyundai than watch Transporter 3 (aka Audi commercial with shooting).
Kill Counter = 11 points (10 kills, 1 Dammit)
3:49
This fancy eye-glass wearing side-burned scumbag has to go down.
Jack Kills a Dude +1
With his thighs of steel…don’t piss off Jack Bauer. But what what was up with the guy and the rear-view mirror?
The UN is a worthless bunch. Fox is not breaking any new ground there.
3:56 – Commercial Break
Hyundai Genesis – still a Hyundai…
Fringe – best new show on Fox (which isn’t saying much) but still a good show.
4:00 – Hour 2
24 always has more squirrley white dudes than a WWE event.
You know what I’m missing right about now? That CTU ring tone.
HEY it’s General Rerun!
4:07 - Commercial Break
21 minutes for the first commercial break – 7 minutes for this one.
Kill Counter Update = 12 points (11 kills, 1 Dammit)
I’d rather watch the new Adam Sandler movie than drive a Hyundai. I saw that car at the NY Auto show – it is ugly…and a Hyundai.
Baby Ebay commercial – I just lost my diapers in the stock market. Damn you AIG!!!
4:12
The nuke codes in the hands of a chick. We are doomed.
Did that guy just take Jack’s “we don’t have enough time” line?
Helicopter – I sense a 5 pointer.
4:17 – Another freaking commercial break.
I’d rather watch Tom Cruise’s new movie than drive a…no, I’d drive a Hyundai before seeing that movie.
ZOMBIE Tony sighting (season 7 sneak peek).
4:21
Helicopter is in the air, which means it’s closer to being shot down by Jack Bauer.
Computer geeks are not the same when they are not Chloe.
Torture scenes are not the same when Jack Bauer isn’t involved.
4:27 Commercial Break. Really Fox?
You can buy 24: Redemption on Tuesday. It comes on a really small DVD because it’s only 16 minutes long without the Hyundai and movie commercials.
Kill Counter Update = 12 points (11 kills, 1 Dammit)
4:31 (or 6 minutes to another commercial)
Jack has shot a lot of African guys. What does Jack have against black people? If CAIR was upset about Jack killing Muslims, I bet Al Sharpton has already called the Fox studios. Twice.
Only Jack can shoot down a helicopter with a handgun.
The kid runs back for a scarf that was originally going to Kim Bauer – and ends up screwing things up. Once again, Kim Bauer finds a way to ruin Jack Bauer’s day.
“There’s no time Jack”…stealing Jack’s lines…that’s a death sentence. Mr. Benton is deadmeat – no homework tonight!
Russian mine – probably won’t go off. Nevermind.
4:40 – Commercial Break
malarianomore.org – the only commercial worth a damn. Even though the site has crashed.
4:46
Willie! Mr. Benton had blue eyes. One blew there…one blew there.
Jack Kills a Dude +1
Jack Kills a Dude +1
Jack Kills a Dude +1
The old Jack Bauer would have capped the kid.
Kill Counter Update = 15 points (14 kills, 1 Dammit)
Who are you? He’s Jack “mother farking” Bauer. Now open the gate.
DAMMIT +1
DAMMIT +1
That greaseball is going to get his.
4:59….5:00
Final Kill Counter Update = 17 points (14 kills, 3 Dammits)
Season 7 Preview
-Tony’s back – Chloe’s back. Dude from Sons of Anarchy. Explosions and an uzi. I cannot wait.
So what did you think?
My thoughts. I thought it was good. When I heard Jack was going to be in Africa – I expected that Season 6 was not the worst that Fox could offer. However this 2 hour installment was pretty good. There was some old-school Jack Bauer shooting, and a few “dammits”. I could have done without the filler with the junkie and would have liked fewer commercials.
The previews for Season 7 has me pumped up for January. I said to myself that I wouldn’t waste my time blogging for Bauer if it meant sitting through another crappy season. Last season was really hard to watch (and even harder to blog about).
Whatever we post about – we are all fans of 24 and want Fox to let Jack be Jack. Hopefully we can just put Season 6 out of our memory (sort of like Indiana Jones and the Temple of Doom). So stay tuned to Blogs4Bauer as we all gear up for Zombie Tony’s return in January. If Jack Bauer can come back from the dead (twice), Tony can do it at least once.
Sunday! Sunday! Sunday!
Jack Bauer’s back and he’s kicking some fake-African country warlord’s butt and rescuing orphans. Plus 24 swears in their first female president (this show is so fake). In the second hour he goes to Detroit and solves the woes of GM, Ford, and Chrysler…just kidding, even Jack Bauer couldn’t fix Chrysler. If he was given a third hour Jack would have taken care of the sub-prime mortgage problem with some jumper cables and a towel.
For this 2 hour power hour – we won’t have a fancy kill counter modulator thingamajig like we did last season. Nope, we are going to a simple points-based system.
Here is the simple scoring system
Killing a dude = 1 point
Killing a good dude = -1 point
Killing a chick = 1 point (how’s that for equal rights)
Killing a kid = 0.5 point
Bonus Points
“Dammit” = 1 point
“We don’t have enough time” = 1 point
Shooting down a helicopter = 5 points
Let me know if you have any additional points-based suggestions in the comments. We will post the final rules prior to Sunday’s airing of 24: Redemption.
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