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Taylor H @TJJordan84 5d It hurts to say this but Season 6 definitely is (by far) the worst season of 24. And it sucks to say that because the show was so good for 5 full seasons, and the first 4 episodes of Day 6 are actually pretty good if viewed by themselves. But the rest of the season is just bad. If anything, it’s pretty much trying to be Season 2, Season 4, and Season 5, all packaged into one single season, just done terribly. There are some good moments and good ideas, but they’re so few and far between that it just isn’t enough to do much. See more Laurian D @Laurian Dec 13 The only average season of the entire series. It suddenly gets soap-opera vibes but it's still decent. See more Mario S @Mario578 Nov 20 Like previous seasons i watched 3 episodes late night. I can't stop. Morris is a great character, the boy in The Champ Ricky Shroder as a rude guy too. Maybe a very bad family here is exagerated, not spoiler, but a good thriller action. See more Raymond C @RT17651982 Jul 26 Although definitely a step-down from past seasons thanks to it's at times, Soap Opera-style storylines. Season 6 of 24 is still held afloat by a great performance from Kiefer Sutherland. See more Dave C @RT09838700 07/31/2023 It's well and truly driven by its formulaic methodology now… admittedly, this has been evident from Day 4. This ‘Day', however, seems to have taken that farther, with ridiculous typecasting of characters (again!) based on previous scripts ^eyeroll^ ^sigh^ See more 02/07/2022 While far from the worst season of television I've ever seen, 24's sixth season is still not good. I was expecting something much worse but this season is still a misfire. The actors remain committed, there's good action and some well-handled twists and scenes, most notably the poignant final shot of the season. There's also Peter MacNicol's Tom Lennox legit impressing me. He started out as a cartoonish asshole but then he showed his good side and remained strictly heroic from that point on. Rescued from the Scrappy Heap, indeed. But then there are other problems. There's Jack Bauer's soap-opera drama with his...dysfunctional family including the nonsensical revelation whom that guy from Season 5 was, plot points being derivative of past seasons, Wayne Palmer worked better as a side character/non-series regular and isn't a very interesting President, the bad guys don't really stand out compared to even the infamous escape artist Habib Marwan, and of course, after a strong start, refusal to address a certain elephant in the room, or, should I say, elephant in Valencia. Compare something similar to Season 2 and the difference is jarring to say the least. Instead, Jack has to deal with his annoying relatives. Given all these glaring problems, I'm surprised that 24 had enough good moments to not make me hate it more than I was expecting but, even with the excuse that the writers were making a follow-up to the universally acclaimed fifth season without a professional thriller novelist and also had to deal with a strike, the crew sadly missed the mark with this season. In other words, I understand why the cast and crew consider this a lackluster season but still believe they were being a bit too hard on themselves. The important thing is, you guys tried your best in non-ideal circumstances. See more Read all reviews

24 — Day 6

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