11:00 p.m.-12:00 a.m.
- Episode aired May 21, 2002
- TV-14
- 42m
IMDb RATING
9.3/10
2.6K
YOUR RATING
After being falsely informed his daughter has been killed, the enraged Jack Bauer goes to the dock to kill the Drazens whilst the traitor at CTU tries to make a quick escape.After being falsely informed his daughter has been killed, the enraged Jack Bauer goes to the dock to kill the Drazens whilst the traitor at CTU tries to make a quick escape.After being falsely informed his daughter has been killed, the enraged Jack Bauer goes to the dock to kill the Drazens whilst the traitor at CTU tries to make a quick escape.
Reynaldo Gallegos
- Sergeant Devlin
- (as Rey Gallegos)
Storyline
Did you know
- TriviaThis episode marks the first time that a silent clock is used to close the episode. The silent clock would become infamous over the years as marking the death or grave injury of a prominent character.
- GoofsThe evidence against Nina is a recording of her killing Jamey. This recording shouldn't exist because the whole reason they went to that room was because it wasn't under video surveillance. However, Nina can be seen glancing up at the camera during the recording, so she knows the camera is there and instead decided to delete the footage.
- Quotes
Andre Drazen: What if Bauer doesn't come? He may be too crushed by the thought of his daughter's death.
Victor Drazen: That is exactly why he will come. Believe me, I know.
- ConnectionsFeatured in WatchMojo: Top 10 Saddest TV Deaths (2013)
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It is the day of the Californian Primary to decide who will be the Democratic Party's candidate at the upcoming election and somebody wants front runner David Palmer to be assassinated. Their plan involves kidnapping the teenage daughter of Jack Bauer, a senior officer in the LA Counter Intelligence Unit (CTU) in order to force him to do their dirty work. He is unsure who he can trust; there may be traitors within CTU and others are too 'by the book' to ask for help... it will be the worst day of his life. Tracking down those responsible and keeping Palmer alive will not be easy and each time it seems something is going right there will be a setback that makes things worse. Away from the action there are political machinations within Palmer's campaign when an incident involving his children threatens to be made public.
When '24' first aired I was unsure about the concept of a show taking place in real time over the course of twenty four hours... it may rely on plot driven contrivances, such as key events happening every hour on the hour, to keep the tension high but it works. Every episode contains solid action and somehow keeps raising the tension. There are plenty of twists and turns throughout; even in the final minutes. Kiefer Sutherland is in great form as Jack; a career defining role. He gets solid support from the rest of the cast; notably Sarah Clarke, as colleague Nina Myers; Dennis Haysbert, as Senator Palmer; Leslie Hope, as his wife Teri and Elisha Cuthbert as his daughter Kim. Overall this is a fine first season that is a must see for action/thriller fans who want more than can be delivered in a movie without skimping on quality.
It is the day of the Californian Primary to decide who will be the Democratic Party's candidate at the upcoming election and somebody wants front runner David Palmer to be assassinated. Their plan involves kidnapping the teenage daughter of Jack Bauer, a senior officer in the LA Counter Intelligence Unit (CTU) in order to force him to do their dirty work. He is unsure who he can trust; there may be traitors within CTU and others are too 'by the book' to ask for help... it will be the worst day of his life. Tracking down those responsible and keeping Palmer alive will not be easy and each time it seems something is going right there will be a setback that makes things worse. Away from the action there are political machinations within Palmer's campaign when an incident involving his children threatens to be made public.
When '24' first aired I was unsure about the concept of a show taking place in real time over the course of twenty four hours... it may rely on plot driven contrivances, such as key events happening every hour on the hour, to keep the tension high but it works. Every episode contains solid action and somehow keeps raising the tension. There are plenty of twists and turns throughout; even in the final minutes. Kiefer Sutherland is in great form as Jack; a career defining role. He gets solid support from the rest of the cast; notably Sarah Clarke, as colleague Nina Myers; Dennis Haysbert, as Senator Palmer; Leslie Hope, as his wife Teri and Elisha Cuthbert as his daughter Kim. Overall this is a fine first season that is a must see for action/thriller fans who want more than can be delivered in a movie without skimping on quality.
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