Broadcast immediately after each new episode of "24" on BBC3, this live discussion programme allows fans and critics alike to air their reactions, predictions and views of the show to presenter Tamzin Sylvester. By e-mail, text and phone viewers can join in the discussion with the studio audience and specially invited studio guests. Also, each week a member of the cast or crew is expected to join the discussion live by phone to answer questions and hint as to where the plot will go next!
As the brand new series of 24 kicks off in the UK, its the premiere too for brand new Interactive TV show that takes you further into the world of 24. Model and Photographer, James Gooding discusses his obsession with the drama series. Charlie Brooker, columist and published author shares with Tamzin and the studio audience his theories for the show, and his plot predictions. Comedian Bob Mortimer joins the show via a phone link to talk about the new series.
Comedian Ed Byrne is in the studio for this episode, and he has some 'unusual' predictions and theories about the series. Jim Sangster, writer of '24:The Unnoficial Guide' was also a guest for this episode. He discusses the simmilarities and differences between '24' and the BBC's series 'Spooks', a edgy drama based around the lives and missions of several MI5 agents. Virgil Williams, 24 Writer was also part of the show via Phone Link.
Actress and Broadcaster Natalie Cassidy is this episode's top guest. The MTV presenter and ""Hollyoaks"" regular shares with us her views on the new series, being a self-confessed 24 addict! Steve McKenna is one of Britian's up and coming broadcasters, he discusses the new series and his predictions on how much of a success it will or wont be. And tonight's phone guest was Channel 4 News Reader and Journalist Krishnan Guru-Murthy will be live to discuss the latest events in the world of 24.
Actor Lennie is a great 24 fan and has been eagerly anticipating the new series. His TV credits include Buried, Cold Feet and Thieftakers, as well as A Touch of Frost. He is in the studio for this episode to give his opinions on the second day of 24, and the latest episode. Mark Wright is a journalist and writes extensively about film and television for various magazines, contributing to Total Film, DVD Review, Film Review, Home Entertainment, Doctor Who Magazine and Starburst and he is a guest in this episode. Up for discussion in this episode is Mason's acute radiation, Jack's discovery of photo's containig Nina and Kim's trials and tribulations.
Arriving in Brookside straight from college, Suzanne Collins was called back for auditions a total of five times before securing the role of Nikki Shadwick. She is in the studio for this episode of Pure24 to discuss her obsession with 24, her ambitions as an actress and the latest happenings in 24-World. Editor of Guardian Unlimited is also a guest today. Topics of discussion include files sent to President Palmer by Second Wave and Jack telling Kimberly about the bomb and her agreement with him to flea town.
Tom is the editor of gadget magazine 'Stuff', one of the fastest growing men's mags in the UK. He also hosts a weekly 'gadget' article on Channel 4's breakfast series RI:SE. Paul is one of the most popular regulars on the UK comedy circuit. His act centres around the cartoon figures that dominate his life. He has appeared on just about everything from GMTV to Fame Academy. This episode also contains a rare interview with 24's Producer and Director Jon Cassar, live, via phone link to Los Angeles.
Guests for today's show were Ortis Deley, best known as presenter for the BBC's flagship Saturday morning programme ""Live & Kicking"" and regular Guardian Newspaper feature writer Charlie Porter. This episode's phone guest was none other than Sarah Clarke - who plays Nina Myers in 24! She was answering viewer and studio guests questions about anything 24.
In this special episode of Pure 24, Phillip Rhys, who played Reza Naiyeer in 24 is LIVE in the studio to answer questions from both Viewers and host Tamzin.
Tonight's special phone guest was Rodney Charters, who was Director of Photography for several episodes of 24, and was also the director. And BBCi's 24 Webmaster, Jim Sangster rejoined the studio for another discussion. Ewen Macintosh who plays Keith in the hugely popular and acclaimed comedy series 'The Office' also joined Tamzin in the studio.
Natalie Casey is best known for her roles in popular Teen-Soap ""Hollyoaks"" and the BB3 comedy ""Two Pints of Lager and a Packet of Crisps"". She became a very regular guest on the show, but this was her first appearance and she discusses how much of a fan of the series she is. John is a regular arts and sports contributor to BBC Radio, and is one of the very few broadcasters to have appeared on Radios 1,2,3,4,5,6 and the World Service. He has also written scripts for Top Of The Pops II and QTV.
Paul is one of the most popular regulars on the UK comedy circuit. He is in the studio for this episode on his second appearance in the show! Mark Wright is a journalist and writes extensively about film and television for various magazines, contributing to Total Film, DVD Review, Film Review, Home Entertainment, Doctor Who Magazine and Starburst. He has written short stories and audio dramas and is currently working on an episode guide to 24, Season Two, to be released by Contender Books in July.
The media correspondent from the Guardian (Matt Wells) and funny man Johnny Candon discuss the latest goings on in real time LA.
Joseph Hodges is the production designer on 24. He talks about the look and feel of CTU and 24 in general, takes calls from viewers and the studio audience as well as discussing the latest episode of 24.
David Shayler is a former MI-5 agent, he talks about what it must be like being a CTU agent and was there as always to answer viewers questions. Friend of the show and creator of comedy website, TV Go Home, Charlie Brooker joins David and Tamzin.
Journalist Charlie Porter and Comedian Ed Byrne discuss the latest 24 episode.
24 producer Paul Gadd was this weeks guests, but he wasn't giving anything away about future plot lines. He also took questions from Tamzin, the studio audience and the viewers at home.
Comedian Johnny Candon returns to Pure 24 for more discussion about the second series. Tamzin and he are joined by the showbiz correspondant from the daily express - Mark Jagasia.
24 star Penny Johnson Jerald joins Tamzin for Pure 24 live. Penny plays President Palmer's ex-wife, Sherry Palmer, throughout the first season of 24 and has a recurring role in the second series. By this time we thought she was gone for good and Penny didn't let slip that in a couple of weeks time her character would make a shocking re-entrance!!!
Kate Adie is the former BBC Chief News Correspondent. During her years in the role she reported from the front line in many international events. She recieved her MBE in 1993 and this week she joins Tamzin to discuss the latest happenings in LA. They are also joined by comedian Steve Punt.
Comedia Paul Tonkinson returns for a third isit to the Pure 24 couch. This time he's joined by the mirror's showbiz editor Nicola Methven.
Natalie Casey is in LA and visits some of the locations from the second series of 24 and interviews the stars of the show, including Kiefer Sutherland, Xander Berkely and Penny Johnson-Jerald.
Charlie Porter (feature writer for The Guardian newspaper) and Ewen Macintosh (from The Office) join Tamzin to discuss the penultimate episode of the season.
Actress Natalie Casey has returned from her LA adventures to discuss the final episode of the series!!! She and Tamzin are joined by Cold Feet actor Lennie James and former secret srvice man David Shayler. Laura Harris (aka Marie Warner) joins the discussion via a live satalite link from LA.
