A great spoof on Youtube showing what the show 24 would have been like had it been produced in 1994.
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4 comments:
she's don't be wirkit for me... will try again later
that's hilarious! lol
thank you!
I'm having a crummy morning and that made me laugh out loud. Loved the dot matrix printer and the giant cordless phone - cracked me up....
Love it, too! And makes you wonder how well the actual 24 is gonna age, what anachronisms will be so entertaining in 10 years or so. Reminds me of that episode of 30 Something, where Michael's boss has a heart attack while in his car, and says to Michael, "Don't let anyone tell you that having a phone in your car is a luxury."
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