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		List Price: $49.98		Label: 20th Century Fox Salesrank: 78 Released: May 19, 2009
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• Audio: English: 5.1 Dolby Digital, SDH
• Aspect Ratio: Widescreen: 1.78:1

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• Ep 701 Commentary by Executive Producer/Director Jon Cassar and Carlos Bernard
• Ep 703 Commentary by Commentary by Executive Producer Manny Coto, Co-Executive Producer
• Brannon Braga and Carlos Bernard
• The Fimucité Festival Presents: The Music of 24

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• Ep 705 Commentary by Executive Producer/Director Jon Cassar and Annie Wersching
  

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• Ep 709 Commentary by Executive Producer David Fury and Hakeem Kae-Kazim
• Ep710 Commentary by Executive Producer Manny Coto, Co-Executive Producer Brannon Braga and Annie Wersching
• Ep 712 Commentary by Co-Executive Producer/Director Brad Turner and Tony Todd

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• Ep 713 Commentary by Co-Executive Producer/Director Brad Turner, Composer Sean Callery and James Morrison
• Ep 714 Commentary by Executive Producer Evan Katz, Co-Executive Producer Juan Carlos Coto, Annie Wersching and Bob Gunton

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• Ep 718 Commentary by Executive Producer Howard Gordon, Carlos Bernard and Jeffrey Nordling
• Hour 19: The Ambush

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• Ep 722 Commentary by Executive Producer Evan Katz, Mary Lynn Rajskub and Glenn Morshower
• Ep 723 Commentary by Executive Producer David Fury, Co-Executive Producer Alex Gansa and Glenn Morshower
• Ep 724 Commentary by Executive Producers Howard Gordon and Jon Cassar

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24: Season Seven Reviews:
Surprises this season
2009-12-16 - The addition of Tony Almeida and his "bad guy" attitude has renewed interest on this series.

24: Season Seven
2009-12-16 - I did not have the opportunity to watch it in TV so I was waiting to buy it. Great.

Worst season yet
2009-12-16 - I am a huge 24 fan and have loved every minutes of seasons 1-5. Seasons 6 and 7 have felt a little tired. It is painfully obvious that even the writers didn't like where they were going with this season. It even seemed a little aimless at times. If you are new to the series, I recommend starting with seasons 1-3.

One of the very best seasons !
2009-12-11 - After the horrendous Season 6 on it seemed time for Jack Bauer to retire but hold on, Season 7 is just about as good as any I've so far. I'm not one to watch this show on a weekly basis, I'd much rather wait until the end of the year and watch all 24 episodes on DVD in less than a week: no commercials, no waiting days for cliffhangers to be solved. Sure, after such marathons you end up listening to the 24 theme and Jack uttering the words "previously on 24" in your dreams, but that's not so bad really.
THE GOOD THINGS ABOUT SEASON 7
#1 Jack's as great as ever, if maybe a bit more complex character with all the discussions about the evils of torture, hey, if in guessing, real life politicians batted 1.000 like Jack maybe it wouldn't be such a bad idea to allow it though that doesn't seem very likely. Anyway, Keifer is going to need a throat transplant from all the yelling sooner rather than later but it seem worth it.
#2 The excelent President Taylor, unquestionably the best 24 president since Palmer (not Wayne obviously). She's just like Hillary without the pantsuits. This fictional character is the best way to learn it was a good thing that Hillary didn't become president, after all, wouldn't it have been horrible to refer to Bill as "the first gentleman" like they mention here all season long ?
# 3 Good Tony / Bad Tony. Like most 24 fans, my stomach twisted when Tony's true nature was revealed but to my surprise the last few episodes I learn to accept it and the way the writers tied things up at the very end wasn't so terrible. To name Tony's resurrection as contrived is definetely an understatment but hey, maybe this means there is hope for Edgar fans all over the world.
# 4 Much fewer eye-rolling moments than in past seasons though it was hard to accept the best way the 24 writers could think of a White House infiltration is underwater. If you've ever taken the tour of the place, like I have, you may not remmember any bodies of water in the vecinity.
# 5 Oldie characters popping all the time: Aaron the no nonesense bodyguard and his ever present ear-piece-phone-cable. Chloe the most beloved insuferable TV character in history. Morris, the second one in that very same list.
Even Kim Bauer's participation wasn't that obnoxious !
My only complaint: one of the things I love most about 24 is how they bring good-unknown actors to their parts which really helps in the veracity department(see Agent's Walker and Moss, the evil technician who looks like an adult version of Agent Cody Banks, etc.) thus I hate "special star appearances" as the only effect they bringis making you think to yourself, Oh, there's John Voight !, Oh, there's Dennis Hooper !. This type of casting does not work, not on 24 for sure.




Cant Jack ever catch a break?
2009-12-11 - Who would want to be this guy... Your first season should have told the viewer that working for any agency like this would really suck... at every turn your about to be arrested for doing your job... better yet killed... even the office people are getting fired on a daily basis and arrested.. geeze where do i sign... This season has Jack back in action and at deaths door at every turn.. no friends or people that can trust him... even after his many years of service.. I feel so bad for the guy... keep us safe Jack!