Because of the ongoing writers' strike, Fox said it will not air "24" this season.
The seventh season was scheduled to begin in January, but producers had completed only 8 of its 24-episode order. And they didn't want to start a season unless they were sure they could show all 24 hours in a row.
"24" started production late, and was affected by the recent wildfires. Kiefer Sutherland, is also scheduled to do a stint in jail later this year in connection with a drunk-driving conviction.
"Terminator: The Sarah Connor Chronicles," originally slated to run in tandem with "24," will now premiere on Sunday, Jan. 13, and will air in "24's" Monday 9 p.m. slot, following "Prison Break" and the reality series "When Women Ruled the World."
Friday, November 09, 2007
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I'm very disappointed in the announcement and even disappointed on the perspective stated in the headline.
My friends like a lot of shows, teams, players, things that I don't like but I would never let my dislike for them get to the point that their deprivation of it would be a "good thing".
Not all entertainment is for everyone but no entertainment is required. I would hope Paul, you'd be disappointed FOR the (at least) three people who were bummed at this announcement.
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