Comments on: 24 Season Six Premiere http://screenrant.com/24-season-six-premiere-vic-555/ TV and Movie News, Reviews & Trailers Fri, 10 Feb 2012 22:51:11 +0000 hourly 1 By: Brad http://screenrant.com/24-season-six-premiere-vic-555/comment-page-1/#comment-3324 Brad Mon, 22 Jan 2007 09:16:51 +0000 http://dev2.screenrant.com/24-season-six-premiere-555/#comment-3324 I've loved 24 since the first season and am loving this year so far. I've always been a fan of Bill's character and so glad they decided to give him more screen time this season. His wife (name escapes me right now) is also an interesting character and a brilliant actress in her role. Am looking forward to what will happen with these two. I’ve loved 24 since the first season and am loving this year so far.

I’ve always been a fan of Bill’s character and so glad they decided to give him more screen time this season. His wife (name escapes me right now) is also an interesting character and a brilliant actress in her role. Am looking forward to what will happen with these two.

]]> By: Brian http://screenrant.com/24-season-six-premiere-vic-555/comment-page-1/#comment-3323 Brian Thu, 18 Jan 2007 15:36:25 +0000 http://dev2.screenrant.com/24-season-six-premiere-555/#comment-3323 I finally got around to watching these four episodes on my DVR. Overall, I'm still a big fan of this show, but there are two problems. It feels just like the same ol' plot devices (I would have preferred more variety in location/story), and most of the story arcs depend on people acting like they were absent the day brains were handed out. (Example: The guy who helps terrorists in order to protect his family — what did he THINK was going to happen? Hasn't he watched any of the previous seasons of 24?) Despite the minor nitpicks, I like the timely issues that are being presented — bus bombings, erosion of civil liberties, cooperating with terrorists to catch terrorists, etc. This is still the most compelling show on TV, and I don't plan to miss a minute of it. Brian I finally got around to watching these four episodes on my DVR. Overall, I’m still a big fan of this show, but there are two problems. It feels just like the same ol’ plot devices (I would have preferred more variety in location/story), and most of the story arcs depend on people acting like they were absent the day brains were handed out. (Example: The guy who helps terrorists in order to protect his family — what did he THINK was going to happen? Hasn’t he watched any of the previous seasons of 24?)

Despite the minor nitpicks, I like the timely issues that are being presented — bus bombings, erosion of civil liberties, cooperating with terrorists to catch terrorists, etc. This is still the most compelling show on TV, and I don’t plan to miss a minute of it.

Brian

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