Kiefer Sutherland on Fox’s new sci-fi drama 'Touch'

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Almost -- -- -- first season on -- star Kiefer Sutherland is getting comfortable with the new theory.

I won't.

Why -- -- the first -- is is really.

It's -- giant learning curve for all of the people call for the writers for the actors and directors for our crew for the camera department.

And two weeks' time getting reform and yes we're just finishing up the first season and I feel.

That we're starting to get a sense for ourselves.

What were like yeah.

The drama about a single father he uses numbers to communicate with his autistic son -- in more than 100 countries around the world.

There's something fantastically and immediate about it.

And the real benefit is for the audience.

That someone in Chicago.

And have a discussion with someone in Africa who just had a discussion with someone in Belgium.

About the show where the content concept of interconnectivity.

People who really appreciating.

The good adamant this you know and the fact that it does have you know that have more more than meets -- -- the -- -- fifteen activities.

We're very proud of the fact that the show -- managed to kind of transcend cultural barriers linguistic barriers -- -- various political various.

And and really speak to the hard.

So that is something very proud.

And just like his other hit series 24 keeper believes it takes a little time for audiences to connect with the new shout it's such a personal things were especially in America.

-- for an audience to allow you into their home.

You know.

On the same way -- shows that I like to watch -- plan my night around it so to get immediate change.

Takes a minute and we certainly.

My only other experience in television was -- for.

Certainly took us a couple years to do that there.

We have a really large audience.

In Hollywood the -- -- up Fox News.

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