24 Series 6 !

[Willo]

I have heard rumours in the pipeline is it true or a m i gonna have to watch series 1-5 again like a 24 hour tool ?????????

[Adam]

Season 6 starts on sky in January I have been told

[Louis]

Apparently Eddie Izzard was going to be in it but pulled out.

[Willo]

Wonder how they're gonna kick the show off after the insanely shockingly depressing ending of series 5 ????????????????/

[CraccerC]

true , here check this trailer out

http://www.24trailer.com/

[Willo]

true , here check this trailer out

http://www.24trailer.com/

 

 

Nice one craccer it looks fookin ace .

 

I dont expect anything less when it come to Jack Bauer though .

[CraccerC]

so you shouldn't, so you shouldn't

[Louis]

RICKY Gervais, the U.K. comic who created and starred in the original edition of "The Office," recently filmed a throw-away scene with the cast and producers of "24."

 

His pal, Stephen Merchant - who co-created "The Office" - took his "24" fanaticism one step further and actually landed a cameo in January's season-six début. "Ricky was just too recognizable to put in the show," "24" executive producer Jon Cassar told The Post. "But Stephen actually walks up to someone at CTU and hands them a piece of paper." Cassar said he hopes Gervais agrees to let the scene he filmed be included as a DVD extra. In the scene, a group of White House brass meet to discuss an impending terrorist threat. Gervais, dressed like a presidential advisor, keeps whispering under his breath to give the mission to Jack Bauer - and then acts incredulous when someone else says it aloud and takes credit for the idea.

[Willo]

RICKY Gervais, the U.K. comic who created and starred in the original edition of "The Office," recently filmed a throw-away scene with the cast and producers of "24."

 

His pal, Stephen Merchant - who co-created "The Office" - took his "24" fanaticism one step further and actually landed a cameo in January's season-six début. "Ricky was just too recognizable to put in the show," "24" executive producer Jon Cassar told The Post. "But Stephen actually walks up to someone at CTU and hands them a piece of paper." Cassar said he hopes Gervais agrees to let the scene he filmed be included as a DVD extra. In the scene, a group of White House brass meet to discuss an impending terrorist threat. Gervais, dressed like a presidential advisor, keeps whispering under his breath to give the mission to Jack Bauer - and then acts incredulous when someone else says it aloud and takes credit for the idea.

 

 

Oh fook its beginning to sound like a comedy sketch already