Rumblings of a movie based on the hit FOX TV drama, 24, have come and gone from time to time, but not a whole lot of movement has occurred. Now it appears speeds are picking up quickly with sources indicating that 20th Century Fox and Imagine Entertainment hope to begin production by next spring when star Kiefer Sutherland becomes available.

The studio is expecting a script from screenwriter Mark Bomback by the end of the year, and they’ve reportedly narrowed down their director search to five possible (and currently unnamed) candidates.

The Gold Box spotlight deal of the day over at Amazon today is 24: The Complete Series DVD box set for only $139.99 (that’s 60% off the list price of $349.98).

Note, this sale is valid only for today, Tuesday, December 14, 2010 until midnight PST, while supplies last.

This 57-disc box set comes with all 8 seasons of the television series starring Kiefer Sutherland. It also includes the feature-length24: Redemption, along with a bonus disc of never-before-seen special features.

It’s been a bad, bad week for many fans of TV’s bountiful variety of shows. And since we don’t cover a whole lot of TV here at Geeks of Doom, aside from those we’ll pile it all into one mega-super-post.

The devastating week has left a veritable who’s who of ultra-popular titles dead in its wake, as shows like Fox’s 24, Scrubs, and The Hills have all been canceled. Rumors of their demise had been circulating for a while now, and it actually took confirmations from strange places to support the claims.

If you’re a fan of ABC’s Lost, then you know that the show likes to jump from one point to the next to the next, then back to a previous point to make sense of the first point, and then maybe to another decade and beyond. That’s just how they do things, and to many (including myself), it’s one of the greatest TV shows ever created.

When the show’s sixth and final season begins on Tuesday, February 2, we can expect a whole lot of the same jumping around. All we can hope for is that when it’s all said and done, we have some solid beginning, middle, end, and some answers to the bigger questions. But think for just a moment about if they did the show a little differently…like maybe in the style of another popular TV show like 24. What would Lost look like in real time? Well, allow us to show you!

SciFi Wire caught wind of a little video from YouTube user pyram1dhead in which multiple scenes from the duration of the show so far are removed and re-edited into a 10+ minute real time look at Oceanic 815’s fateful crash on the mysterious island. You’ll see the few minutes building up to it, what they were doing on the plane, what the Others were up to, and also the tense moments that Desmond was involved in.

The video is very cool to watch if you’re a fan and if you’re all caught up. If you’ve not seen Lost, I wouldn’t recommend watching this. It would probably take some of the fun out of the show, which you should start watching immediately.

Click on over to check it out!

Just like their 2-week Video Game sale, Amazon is also having a 15 Days 15 Deals TV on DVD Sale, which runs through December 16, 2008.

Today’s deal is The Complete Monty Python’s Flying Circus – Collector’s Edition Megaset, which you might remember was up for grabs in a recent Geeks of Doom contest. If you weren’t one of the winners, now’s your chance to get this 21-disc box of every episode of the British comedy series along with tons of bonus features for only $74.99 (that’s down from the usual $159.99). Remember, each item offered is only available that day and while supplies last; each day will be a new sale item.

Also happening today is a big DVD sale, which includes 47% off TV shows on DVDs, like the 24 – Seasons 1-6 Box Set for $199.99, as well as a major discount on Star Trek The Next Generation, Deep Space Nine, and Voyager television series DVDs.