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Ok folks here's the new thread for the new season. Jack, please don't teacup the guns.

“24” is back with a vengeance By Mark A. Perigard Boston Herald TV Critic Thursday, January 11, 2007 - Updated: 06:46 PM EST Suicide bombers are killing thousands across America. New president Wayne Palmer (DB Woodside) is so powerless, he’s driven to negotiate with one terrorist to find another. And after two years of captivity in a Chinese prison, counterterrorism agent Jack Bauer (Kiefer Sutherland) finally returns to American soil - where the government expects him to make the ultimate sacrifice. The Emmy award-winning drama “24” returns for a sixth season on Sunday (on WFXT, Ch. 25), with another two-hour...

If Jack Bauer were in charge of U.S. forces in Iraq, we would have won by now. Bauer is the tough, no-nonsense American hero who defeats America's enemies in the popular "24" series. Bauer would have wiped the floor with al Qaeda of Iraq, the other Sunni terrorists, and the anti-American militias. They would have cried uncle a long time ago. And Bauer would have done all of this without American reporters breathing down his neck. Bauer will be facing some new enemies on Sunday night, when the four-hour premiere of the new season begins. Based on the previews, Bauer's...

24: An Ode to Chloe December 27, 2006 For the past three seasons of 24, Chloe O'Brian has done more to thwart terrorists than anybody not named Jack Bauer. On the importance scale, Jack Bauer is 1, Chloe O'Brian is 2, Curtis is probably 3, and Kim Bauer is 8,458. Yet, Chloe doesn't seem to get her due. Her computer wizardry is essential to Jack's survival and, without it, the show would be in trouble. Although half of her lines are computer mumbo-jumbo, Chloe is as different as you'll get from your typical stock computer geek/expert hacker character. She is...

24: Anticipation Report December 19, 2006 With the premiere of season six of 24 less than a month away, I thought I'd report to all you readers where I, personally, am at in terms of anticipation. You see, 24, while not the "best" show on television, is the most entertaining. It's the most fun, and it's the best show to watch in a group or discuss with peers the next day. Jack Bauer's exploits are at once ridiculous and life-affirming. He is the most dynamic, hardened, bad-ass character to ever grace network television. As the seasons have gone along, and...

Get your serial anti-terrorist thrills in the fifth season of '24' Critics' picks: New DVDs Originally published December 3, 2006 24 SEASON FIVE // Twentieth Century Fox Home Entertainment // $59.98 The anti-terrorist thriller enjoyed its largest audience ever last season as Jack Bauer (Kiefer Sutherland) returned to Los Angeles and CTU after 18 months living on the run under assumed identities. Certainly, no other series got off to a bigger bang than 24 did with the assassination of former President David Palmer (Dennis Haysbert) in the opening seconds. The season also ended with a nifty twist, with Bauer being...

Exclusive: If Jack Bauer Ran the Country Author: Molly McCarroll Source: The Family Security Foundation, Inc. Date: May 22, 2006 Just when we were all starting to feel safe and protected, at 10:00 this evening, the United States’ last, best line of defense against terrorism will disappear back into syndication as season five of 24 signs off for the summer. The country will say farewell to CTU and its vision of a lightning-quick, morally sound homeland security apparatus where the bad guys generally get their comeuppance, the good guys occasionally have to be martyred for the cause, and the hero...

So who was George Mason and what's he doing with a university named after him? "Did he invent the Mason jar?" Melanie Ruggiero, 32, of Green Cove Springs, near Jacksonville, mused as she nibbled on salad outside a Fort Lauderdale beach restaurant.

This is my second year of watching "24". What did you think of tonight's episode? Pretty powerful, I thought. What do you think will be the large target the terrorists are gonna hit with the remaining nerve gas? Opinions or comments - anyone?

ttp://www.gamespot.com/ps2/adventure/24thegame/preview_6121328.html Anybody heard of this?

Rahma, Rahma - What's Next At Bernardin - Kama Sutra? April 27, 2005 - by William A. Mayer, E & P PipeLineNews.org Rahma is the Arabic word for compassion, something we have very little of for Chicago's Bernardin Center, an affiliate of the ultra-liberal Catholic Theological Union. On May 6-7 CTU's Bernardin Center will sponsor another of its interminable inter-faith dialogues featuring Islamists masquerading as moderate Muslims alongside their apostate Christian apologists. Entitled - "RAHMA: Spiritual Companionship with Muslims in a Hospital Setting," the program is supposed to highlight areas in which all faiths can work together, ministering to...