Given the star and showrunner – 24’s Kiefer Sutherland and Heroes creator Tim Kring respectively – you could be forgiven for expecting something of a thrill-a-minute ride from Touch. It eschews expectations, however, providing a narrative that, whilst occasionally contrived, relies on elegantly scripted drama rather than intense action beats.
Sky has confirmed that the second season of 24 star Kiefer Sutherland’s US drama series Touch will begin in the UK next month.
Touch has been green-lit for a second season, so it seems as though its policy of keeping the viewer as bewildered as main character Martin Bohm has paid off.
Fox have confirmed that Kiefer Sutherland’s new US drama series Touch will be back for a second season.
Ironically, given its foundation in numerical sequences, Touch leads with the heart rather than the head.
Before Kiefer Sutherland became Touch’s Martin Bohm – reluctant, family-oriented hero with a hoarse voice who whispers ‘Dammit!’ like no other man on the Earth – he was Jack Bauer, the reluctant family-oriented hero with a hoarse voice who whispered ‘Dammit!’ like no other man on Earth… only with a teenage daughter who made his … >
Even when its intricately interwoven storylines don’t all untangle themselves into happy endings, there remains something wonderfully life-affirming about Touch.
This exploration of the wonder and tragedy of serendipity is one of most poignant, affecting series that the US has produced in a long time.
Sky1 have announced that Kiefer Sutherland’s new US drama series Touch will launch on the channel next month.