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Monday, November 2, 2009

Video: ‘24’, evil President Logan return in January

The Associated Press reports that Gregory Itzin will rejoin the cast of the FOX drama “24” when new episodes begin airing in January.

Although Itzin’s disgraced President Logan’s wife got all stabby on him in Season 6, we learned in Season 7 that he was still alive.

The 2-night, 4-hour “24” Season 8 premiere starts at 8 p.m. Sunday, January 17, but I don’t think I’ll be watching.

What do you think? Will you be back or should Jack Bauer just hang it up already?

Maybe this Season 8 trailer will help you decide:

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‘Southland’ saved by TNT

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As speculated, cable network TNT has picked up “Southland,” in a manner of speaking. The cop drama, starring Benjamin McKenzie (of Austin) was canceled by broadcast network NBC after six episodes of its second season were shot but before any of them had aired. TNT will run those episodes along with the 7 from its truncated first season; this will give new viewers a chance to jump in at the beginning.

Here’s your chance, “Southland” fans … TNT — already home to cop drama “Dark Blue” — will evaluate “Southland’s” ratings and decide whether or not to bring it back after these 13 episodes have aired.

The show will begin airing on TNT January 12 at 9 p.m., going head-to-head with NBC’s “Jay Leno Show.”

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