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The first of a two-night premiere for the Fox hit 24 aired last night, showing the first two episode’s of the Emmy-winning drama’s seventh season.

In the two-hour 24 television event which premiered last night, we find Jack Bauer (Keifer Sutherland) in Africa having a Dave Chappelle-esque search for inner-peace (and also hiding from a U.S. government subpoena).

The latest story of a Fox show shutting down for a good old fashioned script polish slash complete-do-over doesn’t have quite that depressing a feel to it. In fact according to Zap2it, because of the way Joss Whedon explains it, it actually might feel like a good thing.

It is not often that I delve into politics on this site. However, after seeing my cheddar-sharp logic that follows, I imagine that John McCain and Barack Obama will stampede to Hollywood to pick up the following running mates.

Yesterday Kevin Carr unleashed our list of the Ten Greatest Fictional Secret Agents of All-Time, but we know that it is our duty to give you the final say in who really is the world’s greatest fictional secret agent.

Not since Dennis Hopper was cast as Serbian nationalist, Victor Drazen, in Season 1, has 24 cast such an A-List star.

As we look forward to Get Smart and cower from the Guru Pitka, FSR takes a look at some of our favorite secret agents in movies and television.

Brian Gibson loves to buy DVDs. Come with him on his weekly journey into the depths of credit card debt as he tells you what to buy, rent and avoid.

In a time of dwindling ratings, bisected seasons and cancellation fears, fans of the television show Lost were given a nice present this week. ABC execs have announced that there will be three more hours in the countdown to the end of the show.

If you are a reader of this site, then you may be aware that for some time now we have slowly been covering more and more TV-related news. Now, we are making it an official feature.

I’m bound and gagged. Handcuffed to a chair somewhere in a dark, musty warehouse. Dust is creeping into my lungs, and I miss my stuffed animals, but I managed to intercept a critical piece of news from a source that I refuse to name.

No news of a 24 movie, but there is news of a made-for-tv prequel.

For the sixth excursion into CTU, Jack is sprung from a Chinese prison as a negotiating tool for terrorists. And this is a good thing, too.

How would you like a FREE copy of ‘24′ Season 6 on DVD? All you have to do is add a caption to the debut of Fat Guys at the Movies hosts Kevin Carr and Neil Miller.