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The 7-disc boxed set contains 4 episodes on each disc with a disc full of bonus features including extended and deleted scenes and webcast diaries.

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Always innovative and utterly addictive, the thrilling sixth season of 24 picks up twenty months after last seasons shocking season finale and features even more unthinkable and shocking plotlines that take place in another heart-stopping 24 hour period. Nominated for his sixth consecutive Best ActorDrama Series EmmyAward, Kiefer Sutherland continues to ignite the screen as the rugged hero Jack Bauer, along with gripping performances from the series returning ensemble cast. The seven-disc 24: Season Six DVD set includes all 24 one-hour episodes plus is packed with hours of special features including an exclusive Season Seven preview, over 25 minutes of deleted scenes, numerous cast/crew episode commentaries, more than 20 behind-the-scenes webcast diaries, "Day Six Debrief" mobisodes, several on-the-set featurettes and more.

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Product Dimensions : 7.5 x 5.5 x 0.5 inches; 14.08 Ounces
Item model number : 9980878555
Media Format : NTSC
Run time : 17 hours and 30 minutes
Release date : December 4, 2007
Actors : Kiefer Sutherland, Mary Lynn Rajskub, Gregory Itzin, DB Woodside, William Devane
Dubbed: : Spanish
Subtitles: : Spanish, English, French
Language : English (Dolby Surround), Unqualified, Spanish (Dolby Surround)
Studio : Fox Network
ASIN : B000MR8W92
Number of discs : 7

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Chris

At least one disc ruined...unwatchable

Reviewed in the United States on December 3, 2020

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We purchased season 6 of 24 over a month ago; we’re working our way though all of the seasons with our teenagers who have never seen it before. We purchased this NEW from this seller in an unopened package and are on Disc 4. We were only able to get through the first 15 minutes of the first episode when it began to skip. I ejected the disc and saw that there is a smear that goes across more than half of the disc. Although I tried the typical things like cleaning it with a dry cloth, etc. nothing has improved it. The next episode is completely unable to play at all, so we have now missed two episodes. Not sure about the rest because we are all so frustrated and disappointed. It is apparently out of my “return window”; all I want is the damaged disc exchanged for one that works.

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kone

"24" Season Six is Spectacular

Reviewed in the United States on May 26, 2012

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Having viewed the previous five seasons of "24", I could not imagine how this season could top or equal what I consider TV perfection; yet, Season 6 does exactly that and more.

Day 6 is a race against time to stop Islamic terrorists from setting off suitcase nuclear bombs in the US. The initial episode shows the US government, now led by President Wayne Palmer, ready to give up the life of Jack Bauer in exchange for stopping the suitcase nukes. Having been tortured in China for the previous several years, Jack is ready to die for his country, his spirit apparently broken. However, Jack being Jack, he escapes certain death, learns the truth behind the terror threat, and then begins his crusade to stop the nukes from being exploded. Like the seasons before, this season's plot is intensely engaging and keeps you on the edge of your seat with heart-thumping action and drama. Season 6 is every bit as engaging as the preceding seasons that made "24" the best show on television.

As a long-time watcher of "24", the adage, "Expect the unexpected" is again true to form in season six. Unexpected turns in the plot is what makes "24" so engaging and so compelling. The unpredictable script is a credit to the show's writers, who once again serve up a masterpiece.

As in the seasons before, Season Six revisits the theme of having and maintaining a meaningful relationship in a job where stress and conflict are as certain as death and taxes. In Season Six, the emotional melodrama takes on an almost "soap-opera" quality about it, which I found somewhat "campy". This aside however, Season Six is every bit as compelling as the viewers of "24" have come to expect. Watching it one episode after another is the best way to view the series, as the previous show's plot line are crystal clear.

Highly recommended. You will not be disappointed! This is the best show on TV, 100%, final answer, case closed!

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Yin Yee

Jack's Back! Perfect Season

Reviewed in the United States on May 31, 2017

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What a rebound from previous seasons. Jack is much more human this time, and the threats come from his own blood.
Vice President Daniels is a scene-stealer.
Morris is cool.
Bill has his best performance.
Was so happy Season 1's Milo came back, and so sad to see him go.
A mind-boggling thing was President Palmer coming in and out of the coma and letting the concentration camps happen under his watch. But I let it go this time because this season was so great.
The villains were fantastic. The global politics was interesting.

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M. Herzog

What Happened?

Reviewed in the United States on January 22, 2010

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A newcomer to 24, in that I've only been experiencing it through DVD, I was particularly impressed with how the show seemed to improve with each season. This was why I was a bit surprised that season 6 had such a dip in quality. (Spoilers) Season 6 begins with a situation beyond the usual "reality" of 24, an america besieged with constant terrorist activity. Bombings are frequent, and apparently common place. This alone was a turn off, given the shows ability to feel real and unique. I wasn't interested in an america under seige. Add to that other unrealistic moments such as a nuclear bomb going off, and apparently no fallout or worry, as well as someone tortured with a drill returning to work, and you have a season that was particularly unrealistic. Also, the characters, most of which were unlikeable, seeming to exist only for sake of moving a plot device along. One moment the presidential aide is in favor of a harsher stance against terrosits, the next he's fighting against those who are. Jack starts the season traumtized by a couple years in prision and tortured, but quickly is fine. Oddly, though he spent really only one (1) day with CTU in the last three and a half years (after season 4, he only spent day 5, until day six with them), its shocking how well he know the technology and protocols of CTU. They never change? Even the twists were boring and unexciting, mainly as they come from a previous season. Girl having an affair with a spy? seen it. Threat of nuclear bombs? seen it. Heck, even the use of the good cop/bad cop president and vice president and invoking of the 25th amendment have been done. (end spoilers).

I guess the issue comes down to writing. Its not that the actors did not work hard, they had little to work with. The writing feels almost lazy this time around, as if trying to reycle old stories in a slightly different way. Sadly, the twists weren't shocking, and usually not interesting. The characters weren't as likeable, and the plot was a bit of a mess. While I was able to watch it, I don't know if it is a season I'll rewatch, like the first five seasons. Only for 24 fans.

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Alexandra de la Vega

Jack ROCKS again!

Reviewed in the United States on February 3, 2017

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Serious binge-watching! I love this series, it brought me back to episodic TV years ago when it aired on Fox. There was a bit of a serious breach of the suspense of disbelief when Jack finally stops the terrorists and without skipping a beat, suddenly Audrey is back in play. A little hard to swallow, but as in other "hokey" spots, the hooks are there and off you go. This really is one of the best series EVER!

My only complaint is the episode summaries which toward the end of the season get really thin and if you inadvertently fall asleep in the middle of an episode, it's hard to figure out where you drifted off.

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rob stirling

More, more and more of the same!

Reviewed in the United Kingdom on May 7, 2018

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I'm a huge fan but I have to say that the longer '24' continues the more it's turning into pure hokum. Still wholly enjoyable as long as you can forgive the obvious flaws (time-frame related) and the sheer unbelievable plots and the contrived situations that our heroes find themselves in.
Some PLOT SPOILERS ----- this season is over 10 years old as I write, so, sorry.
Season 6 begins with Jack released by the Chinese and to be exchanged for information about a Muslim terrorist's whereabouts. There is a nuclear explosion in Los Angles, killing upwards of 12,000 people. Jack is forced to kill a close friend and colleague from C.T.U. Chloe's ex-husband is forced to help the terrorists arm their remaining 'suitcase' nuclear bombs. Jack's father is complicit in the murder of Jack's brother, and the overall plot to attack America with bombs (remember in Season 5 Jack's brother, Graem, was orchestrating a nerve gas attack on America).
In the White House, there is a plot to 'overthrow' the President. There is, as usual, an insider spy in the political arena, and at C.T.U. headquarters no less.
The Russians are involved, the Arabs are involved, the Chinese are also sneaking about.
And the disgraced ex-President Charles Logan is back. Hooray for Greg Itzen who plays Logan, who is the most watchable character of the entire series. Sadly his appearance in Season 6 is all too brief, but he'll be back!
Season 6 is Kim-free, but there is an appearance from a semi-comatose Audrey! Audrey! in the latter stages. Don't worry fans she'll be back in the last season of '24', again married to a sorry British actor----- what is it with the Yanks, who love to cast British actors as losers in their films and tv series?
It reminds me of the awful practice of the makers of old black and white British B-films of the 50's and 60's who loved to cast a 2nd rate American actor as an American reporter or detective working in England, to try and bump up theatrical audiences----- something for the nostalgic now.

Well it's all very tart but beautiful to watch as the whole thing unravels with the highest production values of any tv series 'cept G.O.T. Love it!

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Reviewed in the United Kingdom on March 28, 2021

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A real shame i bought this for a christmas present but have since been told that it does not play each disc has the same issue either will only play some episodes the stops or skips large portions and is unwatchable i can only presume that although it was stated that it was a new item and came packaged and sealed that it must be a fake unfortunatly i can no longer return so very disapointed as out of pocket and as it was a present also dissapointed the recipiant.

BermondseyStu

Ridiculous and overblown

Reviewed in the United Kingdom on May 31, 2015

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I love 24 but season 6 is nonsense. It's far fetched, indulgent and confusing. Being American everything boils down to relationships, even jacks family are involved with this in the most ridiculous way. The writers have lost their sense of perspective, reality and common sense. We are reduced to pantomime villains, a story line that defies belief and ridiculous characterisation. Gone is the fine, restrained acting, taught, twisting storyline and edge of your seat production. It's a damn shame. 24, the series that became a parody of itself

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M. Dommett

Not as bad as all being made out

Reviewed in the United Kingdom on November 10, 2008

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I would give this 4 1/2 stars if i could.

I agree it is not as good as the others, because (as has been mentioned) most of the characters are not as strong as previous seasons.

This storyline also contains the most implausable, ridiculous plotline of all the seasons. 24 has always had plotlines which borderline on unbelievable but we let them off because the show is that good. I think we should also let them off here too because the season is great, however there is just too much "oh come off it!!" about this one storyline that you never really forget how silly this is.

So we have weaker characters (still strong nevertheless) and an unbelievable plot aspect but apart from that we have a classic 24 with terrific episodes and moments you will love as much as before.

One thing i will say is that i love the ending, when Jack bears a bit of his soul and you really feel for him. It doesn't end explosively like the others but i really like the way they did this.

Not too long for redemption and season 7 now, cannot wait.

Bolt-On

24: Complete Season 6

Reviewed in the United Kingdom on November 24, 2009

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Season 6 sees the return from captivity in china of our favourite Jack Baur. Though the first episode gets off to a relatively slow start, the action soon mounts with the frantic fight to stop the use of a nuclear weapon by terrorist on US soil.The failure of CTU and other law enforcement agencies to defend against this attach leads to a series of turns and twists in the tail, that result in changes ofpeople in high power and the alleged fast footwork of those lower down the ladder to align with the wiches of those at the top.
The overall series seems to drift through 4 different stories, while keeping a common theme of Jack Baur and climbs to the now loved cliffhanger finish to leave you hanging on to tyour seat edge awaiting for the next series.
I would recommend this for sure, it may not have the grit and really powerful story line of 1or 2 of the earlier series, but it certainly benifits from continued performance of know charactors and the introduction of new and unknown charactors.

Worth the money in my book.

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