24 hours. Are you scared?

From the first year of high school, I was exposed to "24 Hours" for hours. It seems that I watched the first season during the May Day holiday of high school, the second season after the summer vacation, the third season after the May Day holiday of high school, and the fourth season and the fifth season after the third year of high school. The university only watched three seasons in four years because of the writers' strike.

At this point, this series, which is always unexpected, left like this. During this period, there was always news of the movie version, which gave people hope, but it ran aground for various reasons. This is just like "24 Hours" itself. In the sixth season, there was a CTU agent Curtis, who was black. Because the terrorist was a person he could never forgive, he wanted to kill the terrorist on the spot, but there was still information on the terrorist. Jack Bauer had to shoot Curtis who hijacked the terrorist. He thought Curtis would appear again, but he never appeared again. That's the easy way. Yes, in these four years, we always thought that the movie version would work, but it never did.

The good news is that "24 Hours" has finally returned. Last year, it was suddenly announced that it would be produced, which made the fans who were cheated several times feel a little overwhelmed. Really? It's like we saw the tragic death of someone around Jack Bauer at the end of the first season. Really? Is that really the case? I can't believe it. This is the form of "24 Hours". Although it returns in the form of 12 episodes, it will jump to the next point in time. The 12 episodes still tell about 24 hours, but fortunately, it has returned and Jack Bauer is back. With him, nothing else matters. In the past four years, I have always been looking for a substitute for 24 hours. Fringe is more like a substitute for the X-Files. The flash-forward in the future was badly cut (the quality of the series was not good), and Contact with the Future starring Kiefer Sutherland was not hard either. Homeland, also produced by Howard Gordon, the producer of 24 hours, was as warm as water. Nolan's "Suspect Tracking" can alleviate Jack Bauer's depressed mood of leaving, and "The Walking Dead" and "Game of Thrones" can be regarded as movies.