So if I've never watched 24 before...
#3
DVD Talk Legend
The seasons so far have been pretty self-contained. There is back story, of course, but as long as you don't miss an episode within that season you should be okay. I will say that you'll likely have the surprises and twists of the first two seasons spoiled for you if you start now, though.
#4
DVD Talk Hero
It probably won't be to bad.
What happened in the last scene from season 2 with Palmer will probably carry over into this season and their will probably be a few characters that will pop up that you won't know who they are.
What happened in the last scene from season 2 with Palmer will probably carry over into this season and their will probably be a few characters that will pop up that you won't know who they are.
#5
Yeah, some of the twists from earlier seasons will be spoiled, but it's not like they're that earth-shattering anyway. Of all the arcing shows where one episode builds from the on before it, 24 is probably the easiest to start at the beginning of a season. All the events from a season happen in a single day, so by missing a season, you're not missing a whole year's worth of character development and backstory, just one day. Try as they might, there's only so much that can happen in a day. I would expect you could pick it up pretty easily.
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#6
DVD Talk Legend
Originally posted by MrX
What happened in the last scene from season 2 with Palmer will probably carry over into this season...
What happened in the last scene from season 2 with Palmer will probably carry over into this season...
#7
I don't get it though...why spoil it for yourself? You know you've missed 48 whole episodes...why not start from the beginning? It's not like season 3 won't hit DVD, and in the meantime you get two brand new fulls seasons to watch commercial free.
With that said, season 3 can't come soon enough.
With that said, season 3 can't come soon enough.




