Issues of gender representation and gender stereotyping in television, focused around Fox Studio's "24"

How does Fox Studio's "24" engage in issues of gender representation and gender stereotyping? In order to raise a discussion in regards to gender representation within television I have decided to investigate Fox studio's action-drama "24" as I believe it to be an excellent text, that engages in contemporary issues of representation in today's television industry. "24" will be a good basis for me to perform an inquiry into these issues as it conforms to some previous socially …

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