Kiefer Sutherland Movie:

		List Price: $59.98		Label: Fox Network Salesrank: 4994 Released: May 20, 2008
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		MPAA Rating: Unrated Media: DVD

Editorial Review:
Follow 24 hours in the life of federal agent Jack Bauer (Kiefer Sutherland) in the thrilling first season of this innovative Emmy Award-winning television series. Taken together the 24 hour-long episodes track one full day (from midnight to midnight) using split screens and a real-time clock to tell a tense interweaving story about Bauer his wife and daughter and a presidential candidate targeted for assassination among others.System Requirements:Running Time: 1056 minutesFormat: DVD MOVIE Genre: TELEVISION/SERIES & SEQUELS UPC: 024543488088 Manufacturer No: 2248808

Description of 24: Season One (Special Edition):
All new content on Disc 7:

**Trailer Farm: Burn Notice, Prison Break Season 2, 24 Season 7 Tune-in Trailer

**EXTENDED AND DELETED SCENES:
*Alan and Teri discuss Jack's Profession
*Kim and Rick discuss Jack's Profession
*Jack and Officer Hamilton Talk About Palmer
*Officer Hamilton Dies
*Carl "Chats" with Barry
*Alan and Teri at the Hospital
*Ira Spares Kim and Teri and Discusses His Contingencies
*Kim Comforts Teri in Captivity
*The Palmers Visit an Elementary School
*Nina and Tony Discuss Jack's Marriage
*Jack Gives Rick a Second Chance
*Nina Searches the Hospital Room
*Nina Pulls Prints from the Hospital Phone
*Nina Tells Tony She Wants to Bring Kim and Teri Back to CTU
*Kim Confronts Nina and Teri in the Safehouse
*Teri Comforts Kim
*Andre Drazen at the Cafe
*Jack Plans to Use Elizabeth Nash as a Spy
*Teri Asks Kim Not to Tell Anyone What Eli Did to Her
*Johan Calls Andre to Tell Him the Women Escaped
*Teri's Amnesia
*The FBI Comes for Carl
*Phil is Wounded and Confesses His Feelings to Teri
*Kim is Held Hostage by the Drazens
*Teri Tells Nina About Her Pregnancy
*Alternate Ending *The Genesis of 24 *The Rookie: Coffe Run, Get this To...

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24: Season One (Special Edition) Reviews:
Biggest Fan
2008-08-29 - I have watched "24" since day one. I have never ever missed an episode. I also have bought every episode on DVD. I own all of them. I believe that if you have never watched "24" then start with season one (Day one) and you will be hooked as I am. The special edition Season One is fantastic so if your a fan, I recommend it.

24: Season One Special Edition
2008-08-11 - Overall enjoyment of the movie is good and Season one of 24 is probably one of my favorite among all seasons. However, absence of Dolbi Digital or DTS is a big let down, espeacially for a "special edition" like this. This is the main reason why I could only offer 3 star.

Where is the Blu-ray ?
2008-07-11 - I love 24 and I love special editions, but I will not double dip until the Blu-ray comes out. Where is the Blu-ray of this great show ?!

Tired of all this re-releasing.
2008-06-22 - 24 is a great show. Among the best of all. And season 1 was its best, but this set is another example of the lame tendency Fox has to release everything 7 or 8 times in different editions. If there really was useful bonuses to include on a new edition, why not have done it last year on the slim case edition. The packaging is not that bad, the features are interesting and the show itself is exelent, but the fact that this is actually the third time that this season is released on DVD is just another lame excuse for Fox to suck money out of dedicated fans. There is no need to buy this edition if you have one of the previous ones.

DO NOT BUY!!
2008-05-29 - Do not buy this edition; your discs will probably be damaged. The packaging is cheap and horrible. The discs slip out of the rough "cardboard" holders and move about the inside of the container, scratching them. I bought this set brand new, in the original packaging/wrapper and three of the discs had slipped out of their slots during transit. The edges of the discs were scuffed up, as there is an uneven "raised" cardboard surface right underneath where the disc is housed. The disc will rub up and down over that surface, damaging it. There is nothing (like a hub) to keep the disc in place; they slide out of their slots and roll all over the place.