24: Season One (Special Edition)

     Follow 24 hours in the life of federal agent Jack Bauer (Kiefer Sutherland) in the thrilling first season of this innovative Emmy Award-winning television series. Taken together the 24 hour-long episodes track one full day (from midnight to midnight) using split screens and a real-time clock to tell a tense interweaving story about Bauer his wife and daughter and a presidential candidate targeted for assassination among others.

24 - Season 1: Special Edition will include all 24 one-hour episodes from the inaugural First Season (for a total runtime of 1,056 minutes) and is packed with over three hours of never-before-seen special features including a Season Seven trailer, over 25 deleted and extended scenes, two all-new behind-the-scenes featurettes and more.

The 7-disc set will be presented in Wide Screen (1.78:1) and will have audio tracks (Dolby Surround) in English and French, with subtitles in English and Spanish.

Comment:
    First, let me say, they had me at 24. This is one of the best shows I have had the pleasure of viewing. I was fortunate enough to watch this series live from the very beginning, and it grips me soo. If you want a show that can cause a heart attack, this is that show. It has me on the edge of my seat, and in all reality, has my heart racing! (no other show except Prison Break and Dexter has ever done this to me). You cant stop watching the show, but most people looking at this review could care less what I think about the show, and want to know what I think about the special edition, so lets get started! The alternate ending. is it new? yes, is it good? not even, quite possibly the worst thing I have ever watched (no, it is not badly acted, nor shot, in fact, it is technically sound, but the ending is not an ending, I do not wish to spoil anything, but to say it stunk would be a vast understatement!) Basically the whole set is the same as the original I'm sure you have on your shelf. Disc 7 is new, and has your extended scenes, and 2 extra documentary's. The extra documentary's are nice, and worth watching, but not necessarily worth buying over your other version. The case is beautiful, it has a clock on it that says 24, you can press a button and it resets to 0 and counts up, which is cool. The housing of the dvds looks nice, with a fresh art design. The art is pretty much the same (on the dvds).  The show is a 5 out of 5.