24 (TV Series) Day 7: 11:00 a.m.-12:00 p.m. (2009) User Reviews

Great turn of the events

[jigsaw-91 · 9/10 · 19 December 2010]

I love the way Season 7 is taken. If it follows that line with the same excellence, it will become easily the best season of the whole show.

This episode is quite important. Many questions are answered, and much more events happens quickly.

After the great escape from the Federal Building, Jack is taken by Tony and Bill to an improvised CTU and all the details: Tony faked his own death with help and is working undercover with another dangerous man named Emmerson. Jack manages to get introduce into Emmerson's band, whose next imminent target is The Prime Minister Matobo. While all this explosive events are happening, Renne Walker questions badly a man who knows what is the next target of the day and Henry Taylor faces an ultimate proof that shows that his son was truly murdered under the watching of his guardian from Secret Service.

This episode is not as good as the previous installment, but despite this fact it's a superb development of the events. Action and drama are well combined and Emmerson character is well presented and well suited.

But the best of the episode is it's ending, with Jack, Emmerson and Tony storming Matobo's house and Matobo and his wife hiding in a safety room, leaving the Emmerson team with nothing to do. Or yes?.

9,4/10.

Enjoyable and heart pounding conclusion though not quite as exciting as the other three this season has seen so far...

[Darwinskid · 8/10 · 12 January 2009]

11:00 a.m.-12:00 p.m.- Jack and Tony are taken to a broken down building where Bill and Chloe operate( you can nickname this place "CTU") there Jack is told everything about why they are doing this, who Tony is working with and how he managed to survive. Firts hings first-After CTU was dispatched Chloe, Bill and Tony became much more aware of the government and it's dark secret-There are many agents and high level workers within the government that are helping Gen. Manjuma. Second, Tony faked his death due to his partner Emmerson, who's client is Gen. Manjuma. Thanks for a dose of medicine Tony was able to fake his own death. However, despite the fact that Tony is on Jack's side Tony has done a lot of bad things which he may not be proud of but did them for his own needs, make no mistake about it he is criminal but he will help out for he greater good. Tony and Jack head off to meet Emmerson where only lies to Emmerson to what he has been doing as of late and how he was able to escape from the near FBI headquarters and gives a good word for Jack to join their organization. Things don't go well at first but because of some threat here and a threat there Jack is allowed in and their first case of business is to capture Prime Minister Matobo, who will be needed to get to Dubakuand to finally get to Gen. Manjuma. Henry meets up with Samant6ha and finds the truth about the money, his son's death and the man who betted against his wife's leadership s president of the United States of America. Meanwhile back at the FBI headquarters Renee finds out that the shooter's name was Tanner, has a grudge with the government, and that he is at the hospital awaiting his lawyers. Renee takes Janis with her, along with her lab top and race over to the hospital before the lawyers arrive. Renee tries too hard to be Jack Bauer and intimidates Tanner too much, to the point where death threats are a tad extreme, but in the end she has her answer and thankfully Janis was able to keep Tanner's lawyers away. Renee finds out that their next attack will be the capturing of Prime Minister Matobo, which the president has already found out and is a nervous wreck about it. Jack, Tony, and Emmerson invade Prime Minister Matobo's house, take out most of his security but are unable to reach him as he and his wife seek refuge in a panic room.

This episode wasn't the best so far but I really liked it nonetheless, it demonstrated a lot about the relationships between the characters and had a fantastic performance by Colm Feore as Henry Taylor. On top of that the suspense levels were still pretty high and the "what happens next?" element was well done here still. The story structure was fine and the action sequences are decent to say the least.

Overall not the next one so far but had a lot of neat concepts going for it.

8/10.

Jack and Tony Embedded

[Hitchcoc · 8/10 · 1 July 2019]

The African fellow who is trying to take over the government is in danger. Jack and Tony are undercover with the bad guys. Meanwhile, we are beginning to hear what is going on in the White House and the infiltrated FBI. There is a lot of action. Once again, some of the men are cannon fodder. This is a sad reality of this series.