how many seasons of 24 is there?

Answer 1

It's currently in its 6th season. The previous five seasons are available on DVD.

See link below for episode guide.
http://www.fox.com/24/episodes/

Answer 2

24

Answer 3

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Answer 4

The season running right now is season 6.

Answer 5

The 6th one is being shown in the uk and usa now. There is plans for a 7th one and talks of a movie version. An excellant show with an excellant cast!

Answer 6

there will be 7

Answer 7

NOT ENOUGH - I am seriously hooked - abso fantastic - but far to many adverts - I love watching recorded episodes so that I can fast forward - once again NOT ENOUGH

Answer 8

Far too many!!!

Answer 9

6!

Season One
Main article: 24 (season 1)
Day 1 starts and ends at midnight, on the day of the California presidential primary. Bauer's wife and daughter are kidnapped by a terrorist group plotting to kill presidential candidate David Palmer. A mole inside L.A. Counter Terrorist Unit (CTU), Jamey Farrell, is exposed, but does not provide any information that could help the investigation. When it is revealed that the man behind his family's kidnapping is someone from his past, Jack eventually realizes everything that has happened has to do with both him and Senator David Palmer personally, while information is uncovered that there may be another mole inside CTU. Jack ultimately has to balance his professional agency role with his family life.


[edit] Season Two
Main article: 24 (season 2)
Day 2 starts and ends at 8:00 a.m. In Day 2, approximately 18 months after Season One, Jack is dealing with the death of his wife, Teri Bauer, and the estrangement of his daughter, Kim. Jack is no longer working for CTU, but is forced into action when the White House receives intelligence that a nuclear bomb will be detonated in Los Angeles over the course of the day. President David Palmer counts on Jack as the only man he can trust to find the terrorist cell in possession of the bomb and to stop its detonation. Featuring political and social turmoil, more lives will be at stake as another conspiracy arises regarding a taped conversation about an attack on America, which was uncovered after the bomb crisis.


[edit] Season Three
Main article: 24 (season 3)
Day 3 starts and ends at 1:00 p.m. In Day 3, three years after narrowly averting a war with three middle eastern countries, Jack returns from a one-year deep undercover operation consisting of infiltrating the Salazar drug family. At the same time, a van drops off a dead body infected with a bio-weapon at the National Health Services. CTU then receives a phone call threatening to release the virus if Ramon Salazar is not released from prison in 6 hours. Jack has a new partner, Chase Edmunds, who is also romantically involved with Kim, who has now become an employee at CTU. Jack is also fighting a heroin addiction he developed during his undercover assignment, which close family and friends are unaware of. Ultimately Jack discovers that the mastermind behind the virus is Stephen Saunders, who had worked with Jack years earlier on the Operation: Nightfall assignment. He now seeks retribution against the United States for being left behind and tortured for two years.


[edit] Season Four
Main article: 24 (season 4)
Day 4 starts and ends at 7:00 a.m. It has been 18 months since Jack Bauer averted yet another deadly crisis in Los Angeles. Subsequently, he was fired from CTU by the new director, Erin Driscoll. He now has a new lease on life as a senior advisor to Secretary of Defense James Heller. He has also found a new love in the form of his boss's daughter, Audrey Raines. But, an impending hostage crisis concerning his latest boss leaves Jack's new life in shambles. Jack finds he must go back to his old calling as a CTU agent in order to save the life he has made for himself. As the day unfolds several contingency plans are revealed, all devised by Turkish terrorist Habib Marwan. Each of Marwan's attacks proves even more devastating than its predecessor and CTU races to find him before he can unleash unprecedented terror upon America. To complicate matters, a secret Chinese Consulate mission goes wrong which sets up serious consequences for Jack in future seasons.


[edit] Season Five
Main article: 24 (season 5)
Day 5 starts and ends at 7:00 a.m. Eighteen months after Day 4, Jack is living under a new alias, as Frank Flynn. He is currently living with Diane and Derek Huxley, a family near the Mojave Desert, California. Meanwhile, an unknown figure orders the assassination of the only four people who know Jack is alive — Tony Almeida, Michelle Dessler, Chloe O'Brian and former President David Palmer — as an attempt to frame him. He returns to L.A. to clear his name, when a hostage situation erupts. It is soon realized that this was only a diversion by a collaboration of conspirators and Russian separatists to obtain 20 canisters of Sentox VX nerve gas. The gas was originally to be used to attack Moscow, but the separatists begin to release it in L.A. in retaliation after they discover a U.S. agent has infiltrated their organization. Jack attempts to search for the remaining canisters and expose treachery that goes deep within the White House.


[edit] Season Six
Main article: 24 (season 6)
Day 6 starts (and will end) at 6:00 a.m. Taking place twenty months after the events of Day 5, Jack is released from Chinese custody to CTU agents in Los Angeles under a deal brokered by the new President Wayne Palmer. Jack is then sent to Abu Fayed to be sacrificed, in exchange for information regarding the whereabouts of Hamri Al-Assad, who is thought to have been causing a wave of suicide bombings across America over the last 11 weeks; however, Jack discovers that CTU has bargained with Fayed to hand over the wrong man, leaving the real terrorist (Fayed himself) free to continue his reign of terror upon various U.S. locations. Americans are in a state of panic because of all the attacks, and Jack, with the help of Bill Buchanan, Chloe O'Brian and others at CTU as well as Karen Hayes, Thomas Lennox and President Wayne Palmer in the White House, must stop these terrorists from detonating three Soviet-designed suitcase nuclear weapons as well as provide damage control for one that has already exploded in Valencia and another that almost went off somewhere in middle LA.