Kims Fairytale Wedding: A Kardashian Event: Tune In On Sunday Night

You weren’t the only one inundated with Kim Kardashian’s wedding coverage — she was reading all about it too. Kim’s Fairytale Wedding: A Kardashian Event, a two-night E! special kicking off Sunday at 8pm EST (with part two airing on Monday), spills all of Kim and Kris’ wedding secrets. Because you can’t believe everything you [...]

Back in February, just about a year after the end of his long-running (and very excellent) Fox TV series 24, we learned that Kiefer Sutherland was returning to TV in a new series called Touch. Today, we get our first look at that new show, which is due to debut on Fox next Spring. Touch was created by Tim Kring, the man who created Heroes … and like that series, this new show will marry science with spirituality in an effort to show interconnectivity around the world … or something. Click below to check out the trailer for Kiefer‘s return to TV.

After months of hearing Fox executives talk about the pilot for new series Touch (back in August, the network’s entertainment president Kevin Reilly called it “extraordinary”), here is the first trailer for the science-meets-spirituality drama starring Kiefer Sutherland, which will premiere in the spring. Like in his previous series, NBC’s Heroes, Touch creator Tim Kring tackles the premise that everything in the universe is interconnected. Sutherland plays a widower whose mute 11-year-old son possesses the ability to detect patterns that connect seemingly unrelated events. The trailer was first unveiled Tuesday at MIPCOM, where Sutherland said that in contrast to his signature role on Fox’s 24, where he had to keep all the emotion back, his character on Touch is all about emotion, something that is on display in the trailer. Fox has not announced an exact launch date for Touch, but speculation is that the series would premiere in March in what has become known as the “Kiefer” slot on Fox: Monday at 9 PM, where 24 (as well as Heroes) aired.



It looks good … but, honestly, this looks more like a movie trailer than a TV show trailer. I can see how this might be a very compelling story … but I guess the plan is for Kiefer, with his son’s help, to save people around the world on a weekly basis? HMMM. Kind of like a supernatural 24, I suppose. I’m deffo intrigued … and I love me some Kiefer so … I’m in. What do y’all think? Does this look like a show that YOU think you’d like to watch?



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