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January 17, 2007

Fox's 24 isn't simply a TV show. It's a lifestyle.

by Dave Murphy

I watched the first two episodes in its first season in 2001. After missing episodes three and four, I found myself slightly confused. Well, I was more than slightly confused. I was so confused that I didn't watch an episode until last Friday when I forced myself onto the couch for a 2-day marathon of season five.

Click here to read the rest of Fox's 24 isn't simply a TV show. It's a lifestyle.

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