Issue 11 of the 24 mag kicks off with six pages full of 24 news. This is closely followed by an article exploring the future of 24, with interviews with Kiefer Sutherland and Howards Gordon about the flaws of Season Six and what to expect in the future. Despite being a very interesting article, it was very short and it felt as if there was more that could have been said.

Greg Itzin, a.k.a. Charles Logan fills the magazine in on how he came back during Season Five, his favourite moments and the dysfunctional life of the Logans! He goes on to talk about the way he exited the show in Season Six, and there's even a short, special section featuring an interview with Jean Smart, who played his on screen ex-wife Martha.

The actor who played Abu Fayed chats to the magazine about his brutal death, how he played his character on the show, the most suprising reaction he recieved and about the original script he got for Episode 17 in which he didn't die, but he got away!

He was on the show for just over two years, but Curtis Manning made a big impact. His shocking demise was one of controversy on 24, and Roger Cross talks to the magazine about whether it was hard to watch his on-screen death or not, how much tweaking was done on the day, and his other film/TV roles.

Exec Producer David Fury fills us in on the ten top crap parts of Season Six: from Wayne Palmer's rubbish Presidency to Graem Bauer's stupidly fast demise. There's also info on the shortness of the Logan's stay and how Episode 17 could have been the last in the season.

A behind the scenes look at the Season Six finale, showing why it was the biggest challenge for Kiefer Sutherland ever. It also looks at the growing relationship that appeared towards the end of the series between Nadia Yassir and Mike Doyle, Chloe O'Brian's upcoming pregnancy and the bone chilling scene at the very end of the show with Jack Bauer holding a gun to his former boss' head (see image to the right).