Former 24 star Chad Lowe has a new reason to stay up all night: a baby girl. The actor's girlfriend, producer Kim Painter, gave birth to the couple's first child, a daughter named ...
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This is the price of war Make no mistake that is what this is With President Palmer II down possibly for the count a new sheriff rode into 24-town this week and with him VP Noah Daniels brought a new attitude and a whole new set of rules Honestly Im not sure quite what to think of this change of power yet On the one hand things did seem to be heading to hell in a handbasket under President Wayne and Powers Boothes Daniels does feel like a far more commanding commander in chief On the other hand he just looks kind of you know evil if only because of his uncanny resemblance to one of Losts fake-bearded Others And that whole loss of personal freedoms thing is always a little scaryEither way Ive got a feeling Lennox will decide to take Daniels olive branch and help the VP get his plan through hes just too calculating to throw it all away for the benefit of Assads 147
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In a TV Guide interview, Chad Lowe reflects on his new gig as 24's resident evildoer, sobriety, his new girlfriend and playing hockey with Kiefer.
TV Guide: What can you tell us about your character on 24, deputy chief of staff Reed Pollock? Lowe: I don't want to give too much away, but Reed has somewhat of an ulterior motive. He does things to further his agenda and the agenda of an organization of people he represents. What's interesting is that I don't even know who they are.
TV Guide: Do you mean you, Chad Lowe? Or you, Reed Pollock? Lowe: I, Chad Lowe, don't know. When I got the role, I went in and met with the producers and writers and all they gave me was a broad stroke of where they're going with him.
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Question: While some people are complaining about the ridiculousness of another Palmer coup on 24, can we all just agree that the assassination plotline is actually the writers' attempt to salvage their season? DB Woodside did a fine job last season, and obviously the powers that be wanted to capitalize on the JFK/RFK angle. However, it's pretty apparent now that Woodside just isn't cutting it. He isn't presidential, and his delivery is rather wooden. I believe the writers saw the performance, realized they made a mistake, and tried to come up with the darkest possible scenario to get rid of him. It is in no way, shape or form more ridiculous than Logan being evil last year. So while a few critics are groaning, I'm actually welcoming these plot developments in the hopes of a better season to come. Plus, who doesn't want to see Powers Boothe as President? Bueller? Bueller?
Answer: I'm not a big President Wayne Palmer fan either, but I seriously doubt the assassination-coup story line was
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Im glad we can all finally put our cards on the table Something tells me we havent seen the half of it there Gray I must confess Im feeling a little bummed out as we approach lunchtime for Jack Bauer Seriously hes been living on rice and pain for almost two years can somebody get this guy a Fatburger Hour six went down almost entirely in favor of the bad guys Walid took a near-fatal beating from terrorist sympathizers who didnt even have any real information Karen Hayes tendered her resignation after that bastard Tom Lennox threatened to destroy her and her husbands career Nadia and CTU as a whole fell victim to Lennoxs no-holds-barred racial profiling and of course Jack and his father are mere moments from being executed at the hands of baby brother Gray Im not actually sure which ones the younger Bauer brother but after that masterful attempt at tears-in-the-face-of-pummeling my gut says Graems spent his entire life trying to fill Jacks sh
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