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24 is on tonight.

It will be most likely an action episode, due to the fact that last week was pure story telling.

It's going to be worth watching.

Watch a preview of tonight's 24 here.

Here are some more TV show previews from TV Guide.com:

What About Brian

10:02 pm/ET ABC New

This is it for the season and, judging from the ratings, perhaps forever. But ABC owns the show (and apparently likes it), so you never know. In any event, look for a loose end or two to be tied up, and a few to remain untied. The story line revolves around Dave and Deena's plan to renew their wedding vows, and as we all know, the path to true love is rarely straight on TV. Theirs is as curvy as the Pacific Coast Highway. And their absence leads to complications for the friends back in L.A., particularly for Brian, who gets to do some Stephanie-Laura comparison shopping. — Paul Droesch

Dancing with the Stars

8 pm/ET ABC New

No results show after the first week? No problem. But is it really necessary to have two more hours before Billy Ray gets the boot tomorrow night? Without any clear-cut favorites (besides Joey and Laila), however, perhaps they need another round, including tonight's attempts at the mambo and quickstep, to separate the wheat from the chaff. — Joe Friedrich

Watch an interview with partners Leeza Gibbons and Tony Dovolani.

Prison Break

8 pm/ET FOX New

With the season finale set for next week, story lines are coming into sharp focus as the cat-and-mouse games (there are three) move to Panama, and the big news tonight is the removal of one more player from the chessboard. It's not Mahone, but he can see the finish line. Heck, he's aching for it. And in Chicago, things are looking very bleak indeed for Sara and Kellerman. — Paul Droesch

I Love New York

9 pm/ET VH1 Special

If love is a many splendored thing and you've only got an hour of free time, then tonight's clip show serves to weed out some of its lesser splendors. Of course, this look back at the courtship of Tiffany “New York” Fallon probably won't fit many viewers' traditional concept of love. Instead, it promises to serve up the most salacious moments of the past season, including all the major hookups and physical altercations that make this series one of the more popular guilty pleasures of the network's Celebreality lineup. — Anthony Layser

Wildfire

8 pm/ET ABC FAMILY New

Talk about a season finale. With the wily Sheik Omar dangling a tantalizing $2 million, winner-take-all prize for an off-road race between Avatar and Wildfire, Kris, Matt, Dani and Junior change their minds like the weather as they weigh the consequences of this daring, not to mention illegal, venture. And by the time this third season comes to a close you're going to wish you could get right back in the saddle to see what happens next. (Also: log on to abcfamily.com at 9 pm/ET to access online viewing parties and chat about the finale.) — Joe Friedrich

Previews taken from TV Guide.com, 3/26/07

"24" Review

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7:00 P.M. - 8:00 P.M.
Yep, I guessed it. This was a story-based episode. I'll give a recap in 30 minute increments.

7:00 P.M. - 7:30 P.M.
-The show starts off with Chloe finding out about Milo's and Nadia's password sharing. They get into a little argument, but it boils down to nothing.
-The V.P. orders an ariel attack on the middle east. The V.P. says that he wants to come out and send Fayed's people a message, but Tom objects. The V.P. doesn't listen, and continues on with his plan.
-Buchanon asks Chloe what countries are on Fayed's target list. They narrow it down to Phoenix, Las Vegas, and San Fransisco. Buchanon orders emergency response units to those three cities.
-Jack has a conversation with Marylin. Marylin tries to kiss Jack, but he refuses. He says he is waiting for Audrey to return. Marylin the proceeds to tell Jack that Audrey is dead. She died looking for him in China a few months before Jack's return to the States.
-The V.P. has a meeting with the Joint Chiefs of Staff, and talks about his plan. Many people try to change his mind, especially Karen, but he won't listen. It seems that the V.P. will get what he wants since Wayne is still in the hospital.

7:30 P.M. - 8:00 P.M.
-Milo questions Chloe about Morris. Morris has not been drinking.
-Karen wants to form an alliance with Tom, but Tom won't budge.
-Chloe realizes that there is a leak in CTU. Someone is giving info to an outside source. Doyle comes in, and tells CTU to surrender Nadia based on the fact that she is Muslim. Milo calls the people racsist, but the Chloe tells everyone Nadia is in fact the traitor.
-Doyle is ready to torture Nadia, but Milo breaks it up. Nadia tells Milo to get out of her business.
-Jack brings up the theme of "Dying for nothing" when talking to Buchanon about Audrey's death. Jack wants revenge on the Chinese.
-Jack and Doyle infiltrate the base where the drone is being controlled. Jack get's in, shoots some guys, and realizes the drones target is San Fransisco.
-Jack calls CTU and tells him how to control the drone. He turns it away from the city with 10 seconds left, but then he needs a safe place to land the drone. He lands it on a nearby runway. It is a terrible landing, but somehow it doesn't explode. We do see it burning, so we expect it to release some radioactive material, but a small amount.
-The V.P. still views this as a widespread attack, and wants to continue his bombing. The V.P. is incredibly annoying and has no idea how to run a country.

Overall: It was a story episode, but it had some interesting stuff in it and there was some action at the end.. I give it a 77 out of 100.

Pictures from this episode.

Monday TV: "24" Preview

Last Week
The last time we saw Jack, he was talking to Doyle about the location of Gredenko. Apparently, Gredenko is located somewhere in the Mojave Desert.

The camera switches over to Fayed, who had just readied the first nuclear weapon, and is ready to fire.

Then, we see Logan crying to Martha as he dies. Remember, Martha had stabbed him earlier in the episode.

This Week
This Monday's episode should be interesting. I believe it is going to be more of a "story" driven episode than an "action" one, but it still should be good. With Logan dead, Jack's new go-to-guy is going to be Doyle. They should also find Gredenko in this episode too. I can't wait.

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