24 (television)

24 is a current U.S. television action/drama series, produced by the Fox Network and syndicated worldwide. It is named 24 because the action on the show ostensibly occurs in "real-time", with each season covering the events of one day in the life of Jack Bauer (Kiefer Sutherland). The show also follows Jack's colleagues at the Counter Terrorist Unit in Los Angeles, as well as the actions of both various terrorists and the White House. Every episode in a season covers the events of one hour in that day (hence 24 episodes per season). 24 makes frequent use of hand-held cameras and split-screens to show the actions of various characters concurrently.

Syndication & Broadcasters

24 is syndicated worldwide, being broadcast in the following countries:

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• In Argentina on Telefé (terrestrial television) and FOX (cable television).
• In Australia on the Seven Network and FOX8.
• In Austria on ORF 1 and ATV+.
• In Belgium on KanaalTwee (Dutch), RTL TVI (French) and on Pay TV channel Be TV.
• In Brazil on TV Globo and FOX (cable television).
• In Canada on the Global Television network and Télé-Québec.
• In Chile on RedTV.
• In Colombia on Caracol (terrestrial television) and FOX (cable television)
• In Croatia on HRT 1.
• In Czech Republic on TV Nova.
• In Denmark on TV 2.
• In Finland on MTV3 and Subtv (both channels are operated by Alma Media).
• In France on Pay TV channel Canal Plus and on Free TV channel TF1.
• In Germany on RTL II.
• In Greece on ANT1.
• In Hong Kong on TVB Pearl and Cable TV channel AXN.
• In Iceland on Stöð 2
• In Ireland on RTÉ
• In Italy first on Pay TV channel Tele Piu' (which is now Sky Italia), then on Pay TV channel FOX Italia (part of the basic bouquet of Sky Italia) and also on Free TV channel Rete 4.
• In Israel on Channel 10.
• In Japan on FOX Japan on cable television.
• In Korea on MBC. Voicetalent by An Ji Hwan.
• In Malaysia on 8TV.
• In Mexico on 4TV (Mexico) (Season 1) and FOX latinamerica on cable television (Megacable | Cablevision)
• In the Netherlands on Yorin.
• In New Zealand on TV3.
• In Norway on TV 2.
• In the Philippines first on RPN 9 (Season 1) and ABS-CBN.
• In Poland on Canal Plus and Polsat.
• In Portugal on (terrestrial television).
• In Serbia and Montenegro on TVPink.
• In South Africa and surrounding regions on M-Net.
• In Slovakia on STV.
• In Slovenia on RTV SLO 1.
• In Spain on Antena 3.
• In Sweden on TV4.
• In Switzerland on SF2 (German) and TSR 1 (French).
• In Thailand on AXN (UBC - cable television).
• In Turkey on CNBC-e
• In the United Kingdom on the BBC for Seasons 1 and 2 and Sky One from Season 3 on.
• In the United States on Fox Network. Season 1 and Season 2 were also shown on the FX Network (which is also owned by News Corporation's Fox Entertainment Group), but this was discontinued for the third season. A&E will show Season 4 in it's entirety over the 2005 Labor Day weekend. After that, A&E will air four episodes of the series every Monday, starting from Season 1.