24‘s timeout will continue indefinitely.
Fox entertainment president Michael Thorn tells TVLine that the network has scrapped a pair of 24 offshoot ideas — one of which would’ve centered on a young Jack Bauer — that were in the early stages of development. READ MORE
In a world of more than 500 scripted programs, it should come as no surprise that traditional broadcast-TV fare has had a tough time, as of late, getting noticed by the Primetime Emmy Awards. But just how bad has it been? READ MORE
On the heels of the rather polarizing announcement that the next 24 revival might follow a young Jack Bauer, Fox execs have made clear that an altogether different storytelling option remains on the table. READ MORE
Jack is back… but he’s a bit younger than the last time you saw him.
Fox is developing a 24 prequel series centered on a young Jack Bauer READ MORE
You think your TV options are scarce right now with the Winter Olympics on? Compared to the 2007-08 writers’ strike, this is nothing. READ MORE & VIEW GALLERY
Conventional wisdom (and even the occasional network boss) tells us that one of the appeals of rebooting or reviving an old TV properties is that there is built-in awareness. But at the end of the day, do such series actually benefit from that “pre-sold” nature? READ MORE
It’s the Jack-Audrey reunion 24 fans never thought they’d see: Kim Raver is returning to Kiefer Sutherland’s orbit with a major arc on ABC’s Designated Survivor, TVLine has learned exclusively. The casting comes just weeks after word leaked that the sophomore series’ current leading lady, Natascha McElhone, will exit at midseason. READ MORE
Fox is looking to restart the clock on 24, albeit with a few significant tweaks.
The network is developing a new incarnation of the iconic franchise that would shift the focus from terrorism to criminal justice. READ MORE
If 24‘s clock starts ticking again, it won’t echo in the halls of the infamous Counter-terrorism Unit. READ MORE
The clock has run out on Fox’s 24 reboot — but not the franchise itself. READ MORE
