24: Season 7
Episode 7.11: 6:00 PM - 8:00 PM
Episode 7.12: 8:00 PM - 9:00 PM
Airs: February 23, 2009
Sneak Peeks

Five new sneak peeks for episode 7.11 and 7.12! In these glimpses we see Jack and Tony in the car. Jack calls Chloe to have her delete Ryan Burnett from the list because he is supporting Dubaku. Tony expresses concern about Jack taking Bill into his confidence.

After, Jack kicks down the door into Bill’s door and asks him about Burnett. Bill says that he won’t reveal anything until Jack tells him what is going on. Jack tells Bill about the impending attack but Bill refuses to divulge any information.

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Fox just released some details for upcoming episodes of 24!

Episode 7.12: 8:00 PM - 9:00 PM
Airs: Marcy 9, 2009
Two planes have collided outside of DC, there has been an attempt on a chemical plant in Ohio, double-agents have been discovered, the First Gentleman (Colm Feore) has been kidnapped and shot – and we’re only halfway through this hellacious day. Now that Dubaku (Hakeem Kae-Kazim) has been captured, his boss General Juma (Tony Todd) threatens the nation by targeting the White House. Meanwhile, steadfast President Taylor (Cherry Jones) faces a deepening foreign-policy dilemma as the international crisis literally hits home. Heroic sacrifices are made and casualties stack up as Jack Bauer’s staunch defiance to uncover conspirators inside the government has critical consequences.

Episode 7.13: 9:00 PM - 10:00 PM
Airs: Marcy 16, 2009
Malevolent mastermind Jonas Hodges (Jon Voight) – first seen in 24: REDEMPTION – emerges as Jack Bauer’s latest adversary as the long, terrifying day ticks deeper into the night. Jack yields results from a surprise meeting, and the fight to avert additional terror attacks continues.

Episode 7.14: 10:00 PM - 11:00 PM
Airs: March 23, 2009
Olivia Taylor (Sprague Grayden), the President’s daughter, becomes increasingly involved in the day’s events, and the administration reels when a high-ranking official delivers devastating news.

Episode 7.15: 11:00 PM - 12:00 AM
Airs: Marcy 30, 2009
The game changes for Jack Bauer, and the FBI is forced to collaborate with other federal agencies. As the threat intensifies, the administration shakes things up and seeks a new perspective.

©2008 Fox Broadcasting Co. Cr: Michael Muller FOX

We know very little about Janeane Garofalo’s upcoming character, Janis Gold, other than that she’ll be part of a group of agent’s investigating a national security crisis.  Now comes news that she may end up sparing with Chloe O’Brian, who along with Bill Buchanan will be rogue aides to Jack.

As I looked at the season seven promo photo’s, I couldn’t help but wonder, who’d win in a fight?  Gold’s slightly nerdy glasses infer that she is tv ’smart’, and Garofalo’s eyebrow’s give a bad ass vibe but then there’s Chloe.  In the past she’s been known to yield a machine gun to awesome results but she has been domesticated and is shockingly cracking a smirk in her official photo.

So I think all bets are off.

If they were gonna throw down, whose side would you be on?

24: Exile doesn’t premiere until November 23rd but FOX has already announced the DVD release.  According to TV Shows on DVD, the 24: Exile DVD will be released on November 25th and contain the following special features:

• Commentary track
• Making of featurette
• Featurette on child soldiers
• Season six wrap up
• Season seven preview
• Season seven trailer

Retail price will be $26.98US.

Will you guys buy it right away?

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Anyone who ever watched That 70’s Show knows that Kurtwood Smith can yell and interrogate like the best of him. He’ll be appearing in the upcoming season of 24 as a senator who doesn’t exactly agree with Jack’s tactic’s.

Smith recently spoke to Kristen over at E! about his character’s interaction with Jack Bauer, saying,  “I‘m in the first episode, and then I don’t come back until episode 10. I’m a U.S. senator, and the first episode is in a hearing room—where I’m grilling Jack—and then a good deal of the rest of it takes place in the White House, and what we’re shooting this week is my last big scene, and it’s just Kiefer and I. It’s a very interesting scene. It really addresses the argument between my character and Kiefer’s attempt at justifying what he has to do.”

It’ll be interesting to see Jack have to defend his actions for once.  There’s no doubt he’s quick to torture, even if it does get results for him in the end.

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From the outside it looks like the homeless shelter down the street from my parent’s house but from the inside Kiefer Sutherland’s warehouse is pretty damn nice.  It’s got a gym, a sauna, a recording studio, 25 foot ceilings and is impeccably decorated.

Sutherland bought the downtown LA pad is 2002 for $700,000 and is flipping it for nearly five million.  Talk about a good real estate deal.  One downside, the area is better known for its crackheads and homeless than celebrity sightings.  To each one’s own I suppose.

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Well, he may just be a henchman.  Rory Cochran will join 24 playing an associate of Jonas Hodges.  Hodges, played by Jon Voight, was previously announced to be season seven’s big bad, a character Voight described as “a witty fellow, sarcastic perhaps. He’s intimidating because he plays it light, but he’s got a sharp barb – his tongue can hurt you. He’s got a sense of humor, but boy, he’s dangerous.” No doubt if Rory Cochran’s character is running with Hodges, he’s bad news.

Cochran is best known to television audiences as Tim Speedle on CBS’ CSI Miami.  His movie roles have included Dazed and Confused, Empire Records and A Scanner Darkly.

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Congratulations to Mary Lynn Rajskub and partner Matthew Rolph on their new arrival, Valentine Anthony.  Valentine weighed in at 9lbs and 5oz’s.

Rajskub made light of the late delivery (she was two weeks past her due date), by telling People Magazine that “It was like an episode of 24 with the clock ticking.”

Let’s hope kids in preschool call the kid Val, otherwise he may be in for some beat downs.

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If you’ve ever watched 24 with a group of friends, odds are alcohol has been involved.  If not, seriously, WHY not?  One infamous part of every 24 drinking game is to drink whenever Jac yells ‘Damnit’ at someone.  The crew behind 24 are aware of this, and told the crowd at Comic Con how they have fun with the word.

And Cameron? That must have made his year.

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Kiefer Sutherland took a moment during yesterday’s panel to thank the fans, not only for supporting the show, and subsequently him but for just being generally awesome during the long 24-less drought we’ve all had to endure.  Check it out:

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