Neat little Q&A with Sean in this Sunday’s San Francisco Chronicle. He talks about his experience on 24.

With “24,” it was almost like people had this collective sense of space and time and immediacy — someone would see me on the street and go, “Be cool with Jack Bauer. Hey, man, good save last night.” Like they are Jack Bauer’s bookie or agent. And also they are like self-appointed ambassadors for the masses: “Hey, thanks for rescuing us.” Or “You shouldn’t have done that last night.” It’s a dynamic and facile relationship with the public. It was cool. You kind of miss it when it’s gone.

Check out the entire interview here or click on the thumbnails for scans.