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Posted: 2/12/2008 7:34:55 PM EDT

is there going to be a season 7 anytime soon?

Posted: 2/12/2008 7:58:05 PM EDT

[#1]

The word I heard is that it will not be released until Jan. 2009 even with the end of the Writer's Strike.

Posted: 2/12/2008 8:01:13 PM EDT

[#2]

on the website it says it be on in 2008, but no other details

Posted: 2/12/2008 8:40:38 PM EDT

[#3]

For what I have heard it ain’t going to be good whenever it starts… leftist writers are now completely in control of the show and Jack may be punished for his pass un-PC behavior and then redeemed to a more “enlighten” man.

Posted: 2/13/2008 6:38:43 PM EDT

[#4]

I want my 24

Posted: 2/13/2008 6:42:45 PM EDT

[#5]

maybe never

Surnow leaves '24'
Co-creator and producer exits to focus on new projects
By Nellie Andreeva

Feb 13, 2008

"24"
UPDATED 7:27 p.m. PT Feb. 12

"24" co-creator/executive producer Joel Surnow is leaving the Emmy-winning Fox drama.

Surnow's departure is effective immediately. He served as an executive producer on the first eight episodes of the real-time thriller's seventh season that were produced before and into the strike but will not be creatively involved in the remaining 16 episodes, slated to begin filming shortly.

Surnow's overall deal with "24" producer 20th Century Fox TV was up April 30. This week, the writer-producer asked the studio to release him early, and it agreed.

Instead of signing a show deal to continue providing services on "24," Surnow decided to go for "a clean break" and leave altogether to focus on new projects. ("24" co-creator/executive producer Robert Cochran's overall pact with 20th TV also expired last year, but he continues to work on the series.)

Surnow began contemplating an exit from "24" in the summer, when the show was starting production on Season 7, but made the final decision during the strike.

"I did some soul-searching," Surnow said. "I took it as an opportunity to write on my own and do other things."

Surnow said he is not sure what exactly he will do next, but one thing is certain: "24" will be a tough act to follow.

"After doing '24,' I don't know if I want to do a mainstream show again," he said. "I like what's going on in cable; there is an opportunity to stretch dramatically there, which is something I'm trying to do."

As for his departure, Surnow said it was hard to leave the show that had been "a life- and career-changing experience" but knowing that "24" was in "the capable hands of Howard Gordon" made it easier. Gordon has run "24" since Season 6.

Posted: 2/14/2008 1:58:58 AM EDT

[#6]

Quoted:
maybe never

Surnow leaves '24'
Co-creator and producer exits to focus on new projects
By Nellie Andreeva

Feb 13, 2008

"24"
UPDATED 7:27 p.m. PT Feb. 12

"24" co-creator/executive producer Joel Surnow is leaving the Emmy-winning Fox drama.

Surnow's departure is effective immediately. He served as an executive producer on the first eight episodes of the real-time thriller's seventh season that were produced before and into the strike but will not be creatively involved in the remaining 16 episodes, slated to begin filming shortly.

Surnow's overall deal with "24" producer 20th Century Fox TV was up April 30. This week, the writer-producer asked the studio to release him early, and it agreed.

Instead of signing a show deal to continue providing services on "24," Surnow decided to go for "a clean break" and leave altogether to focus on new projects. ("24" co-creator/executive producer Robert Cochran's overall pact with 20th TV also expired last year, but he continues to work on the series.)

Surnow began contemplating an exit from "24" in the summer, when the show was starting production on Season 7, but made the final decision during the strike.

"I did some soul-searching," Surnow said. "I took it as an opportunity to write on my own and do other things."

Surnow said he is not sure what exactly he will do next, but one thing is certain: "24" will be a tough act to follow.

"After doing '24,' I don't know if I want to do a mainstream show again," he said. "I like what's going on in cable; there is an opportunity to stretch dramatically there, which is something I'm trying to do."

As for his departure, Surnow said it was hard to leave the show that had been "a life- and career-changing experience" but knowing that "24" was in "the capable hands of Howard Gordon" made it easier. Gordon has run "24" since Season 6.

It'll be back. Latest word is it's going to be in the fall of 08' as opposed to spring of 09'.

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