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2009 TV Preview: The return of '24'
Published Wednesday, Dec 3 2008, 16:54 GMT | By Neil Wilkes | 1 comment
As we all know, 24 is finally back after an absence of almost two years next month (24: Redemption doesn't count).
What better way to preview the new season than to actually show you the first 17 minutes of it? Click 'play' below to watch!
This preview - along with a ton of other extra material - can be seen on the DVD of 24: Redemption, out now! 24 returns to Sky1 in January.
Up next on Tube Talk's 2009 TV Preview: Primeval series three.
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What better way to preview the new season than to actually show you the first 17 minutes of it? Click 'play' below to watch!
This preview - along with a ton of other extra material - can be seen on the DVD of 24: Redemption, out now! 24 returns to Sky1 in January.
Up next on Tube Talk's 2009 TV Preview: Primeval series three.
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Nice preview. It looks like one of those openings that'll simmer for a while, then explode into action. Can't wait to watch it 'real time' in a couple of weeks. My only beef is the way the split screen is used, I just think it's being done a bit lazily in recent times, both in Redemption and these opening minutes. I thought it was meant to show events building at the same time, or people's reactions to the same thing, but instead they'll show two angles of the same thing just for the sake of having the shots, like the judge talking to Jack. There's lots of moments when I'm watching a scene play out and thinking I'd love to see this and that together, that'd work really well to build some tension, but it's rarely done. I know the production schedule is tight so maybe there just isn't time for thinking so much about filming for split screen. Oh well, I still love it, the original and the best US import for me.