The clock’s ticking, can you figure it out?
Dammit, reader, we’re running out of time!
Yeah, yeah, it’s not that hard to guess:24.
Keifer Sutherland on ‘24’.Fox/Everett
Because it lives large in his, too.
“I mean, it was the best time of my life,” he tells EW.
“I was in my early 30s, so I was physically capable.
I guarantee you the other version is nicer.
It was incredibly special for me and I would like to see it continue on.”
Has the actor recently huddled with24showrunner Howard Gordon about reviving the series in some form?
There’s a lot of ways to go about it."
That includes versions in which Jack wouldn’t be involved at all, but the concept would live on.
But in a much broader and bolder sense, too.
Would he prefer a Jack’s back!
incarnation over the clocking of a fresh face?
“I’m not more interested in one idea versus another,” answers Sutherland.
In short, he’s up for wherever the day takes him or it takes the show.
“I was grateful to have had the opportunity.
If I get to do something else with it, I would certainly jump at that.
What was it, 20 years after the initialStar Trekthat they finally started morphing into something different?
I certainly see that for something like24, because I believe it is a franchise-worthy idea.
So, yeah time will tell.”
On24, it always does.
“Head down theRabbit Holeover here.
