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fixed4uSamTheMan:D wrote:
2 words:
24
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Really, learn to fix things.henno13 wrote:
fixed4uSamTheMan:D wrote:
1 word:
Dexter
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Don't it would be a waste of time.ig wrote:
im not going to watch it. i still haven't seen last season, which reminds me i need to get on it.
HurricaИe wrote:
Too bad it's delayed until the WGA strike ends.
What was so wrong with the last season? It kicked ass!InfectiousShadow wrote:
Hopefully this season isnt as lackluster as the last season.
I hope that this is a jokeMDFSpacePhantom wrote:
Why is this show called 24????
No it wasn't, I mean wasn't it called 24 b/c it was soposto be a 24 hour show, Each episodes lasts 1 hour so thats 24 episodes? How many episodes have there been? It should be call 7 days or 168 hours not 24????Polux wrote:
I hope that this is a jokeMDFSpacePhantom wrote:
Why is this show called 24????
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omg dudeMDFSpacePhantom wrote:
No it wasn't, I mean wasn't it called 24 b/c it was soposto be a 24 hour show, Each episodes lasts 1 hour so thats 24 episodes? How many episodes have there been? It should be call 7 days or 168 hours not 24????Polux wrote:
I hope that this is a jokeMDFSpacePhantom wrote:
Why is this show called 24????
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My hero <3(T)eflon(S)hadow wrote:
Well as soon as the freaking writers settle everything filming can continue since Keifer is a free man today...
To 24's Jack Bauer, 48 days might seem like a lifetime. But to Kiefer Sutherland, who portrays Bauer, 48 days is time served — in a Glendale, Calif., jail to be exact. Sutherland, who checked in Dec. 5 and walked out of the facility at 12:05 a.m. on Jan. 21, served an entire sentence after a second DUI conviction. And how did he spend his days? His assignments included laundry detail, food preparation and cleaning beds, said Sgt. Tom Lorenz of the Glendale Police Department. Sutherland brought books with him to pass the time, but Lorenz declined to reveal any particular titles. And as more and more fans figured out the Glendale facility's address, the amount of mail for the actor grew. But unless the sender was on a list provided by Sutherland, the mail was given to the actor's attorney. In the end, he was a model inmate. Throughout his stay, he never griped, never complained," jail spokesman John Balian said. "He never wanted preferential treatment from the get-go, and we respect him for that.
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