Fox Networks Group chief Peter Rice has mentioned that his organization needs new hit shows after it was revealed the group came in fourth place in television advertising, USA Today reports, prompting rumors the network's ratings may hurt future casting and trailers for upcoming seasons of "24: Live Another Day."

"24: Live Another Day" ended with a satisfying conclusion, Forbes writes in a review of the show, cast, trailer and ratings.

"At the end of 24's eighth season, the biggest thing fans were left without was closure. With Jack on the run from all American and Russian military and intelligence forces, it was obvious there were future plans in place, that of course being plans for a feature film that never materialized," the website writes.

"Now, hours after the finale of the series return in 24: Live Another Day, it's nice to know we can take solace in the fact the writers did not make the same mistake this time around. This time, we got the one thing we needed to be happy: closure."

A number of spoilers have divulged information about the show's cast and trailer.

Fans on Twitter and Instagram were also left wondering if Jack Bauer will return for another season on the show.