r/TwentyFour • u/NitroWCW • Nov 06 '25
r/TwentyFour • u/Neverbethesky • Jan 16 '26
Meme/Fluff Kiefer Sutherland takes an Uber (2026, colourised)
r/TwentyFour • u/engadine_maccas1997 • Sep 11 '26
SEASON 1 25 years ago today, with a billboard ad for Season 1 in the foreground.
I had not seen this photo until very recently. This would’ve been an ad for Season 1, which originally aired with 12 episodes and then later that year the remaining 12 came out.
That day not only changed history, but the pop culture climate changed the trajectory of the show itself. Season 1 was a lot more of a personal, lower level crisis - involving and assassination plot and kidnapping of family. Season 2 went right into nuclear weapons and threats that were on a massive scale. Every season from then on out dealt with foiling the use of some weapon of mass destruction.
r/TwentyFour • u/ClassOf2015 • Jul 15 '14
The 3 Stages of Grief - The Bauer Model
r/TwentyFour • u/WithinTheHour • Sep 04 '25
News/Updates 24′s Kiefer Sutherland Offers Major Series Update: ‘Something Has Been Written’ and It’s ‘Really Strong’
Looks like we might be getting somewhere finally.
r/TwentyFour • u/Ok-Farm-9732 • May 10 '26
Meme/Fluff The greatest casting in the history of casting
It's not even close. If you have alternative votes, feel free to submit them to this shredder over here.
r/TwentyFour • u/Distinct_Accident579 • 7d ago
General/Other 25 years ago… events first occurred in real time.
Sorry if this was already posted.
It's that time of year again and a doubly monumental number. Today marks the 25th anniversary of 24, with its pilot episode airing exactly 25 years ago as of today.
Happy birthday, 24.
r/TwentyFour • u/GNo03 • Nov 06 '24
SEASON 1 23 years ago today, “24” premiered its pilot episode…
r/TwentyFour • u/LukeTaylor01 • Nov 09 '24
SEASON 7 Tony Todd aka General Juma has sadly passed away. R.I.P
r/TwentyFour • u/AUSBELLO • Jun 13 '26
General/Other Aaron Pierce was such a cool character despite not having many appearances on the show. There was just something calm and collected about his demeanor that I just liked (lacked the words to describe it)
r/TwentyFour • u/sexyass2627 • May 02 '25
SEASON 5 The single greatest twist in TV history
Logan was the ultimate rat, playing us all like a fiddle reinstating Jack at the start of the day and then going full on bad guy.
Great, great twist all these years later.
r/TwentyFour • u/engadine_maccas1997 • Feb 24 '26
SEASON 5 If Presidents on 24 communicated like Presidents in real life: Charles Logan, Day 5:
If Logan posted on social media throughout the day and communicated more realistically.
Please keep in mind this sub’s rule on politics and abide by it - this is strictly a satirical post for everyone’s amusement.
r/TwentyFour • u/LukeTaylor01 • Jul 03 '25
News/Updates RIP Michael Madsen who played Jim Ricker in season 8
r/TwentyFour • u/JD-NSiff • Sep 10 '26
General/Other Kiefer Sutherland answers what's his favorite character he’s played.
Kiefer Sutherland & Jason Patric The Lost Boys Panel Fan X (2019)
r/TwentyFour • u/AstronomerFlimsy5404 • Jan 14 '26
General/Other Jack Bauer didn’t have a lot of time.
r/TwentyFour • u/EH4LIFE • 21d ago
General/Other Imho the two best performances in the series. Great writing, great acting.
The most multi-layered characters in the show. Gregory Ipzin and Penny Johnson Jerald really did great jobs.