Day 2: 10:00 a.m.-11:00 a.m.
- Episode aired Nov 12, 2002
- TV-14
- 44m
Jack sends out a warning that CTU is the target of a terrorist attack. Director Mason leaves CTU to personally check up on a lead on the nuclear bomb's location.Jack sends out a warning that CTU is the target of a terrorist attack. Director Mason leaves CTU to personally check up on a lead on the nuclear bomb's location.Jack sends out a warning that CTU is the target of a terrorist attack. Director Mason leaves CTU to personally check up on a lead on the nuclear bomb's location.
- Reza Naiyeer
- (as Phillip Rhys)
Storyline
Did you know
- TriviaAll entries contain spoilers
- GoofsThe bomb in the CTU-HQ exploded about 40 seconds later than it should according to the real time concept.
- Quotes
Tony Almeida: [Over the phone] how far out of the city are you?
George Mason: Why?
Tony Almeida: Look, I just got off the line with Steve Lawer from District
George Mason: About what?
Tony Almeida: Well, LAPD made a possible vehicle match with somebody on our watch list, he wants you to check it out
George Mason: This is coming out of LAPD? Come on
Tony Almeida: Well, Lawer doesn't trust their judgment either. That's why he wants you there. Plus, he knows its on your way to Bakersfield. I know you're headed out there to follow up on a lead but Lawer wants this checked out
George Mason: What's the address?
At CTU, the team works tirelessly to support Bauer's mission, facing their own set of challenges and obstacles. The interactions between the characters reveal the complexities of their relationships and the high-pressure environment in which they operate. The episode delves into the personal and professional dynamics within CTU, adding depth to the narrative and providing a well-rounded portrayal of the team's efforts. The direction effectively balances action with character development, creating a compelling and engaging storyline.
President Palmer's storyline also advances as he confronts the political and ethical implications of the nuclear threat. His leadership is put to the test as he navigates the delicate balance between national security and civil liberties. Palmer's interactions with his advisors and family reveal the personal and political ramifications of his decisions, adding depth and complexity to his character. The subplot provides a compelling counterpoint to Bauer's action-driven narrative, exploring the broader implications of the crisis.
Critics have praised the episode for its strong character development, intense pacing, and seamless integration of action and drama. The direction and cinematography are highly regarded, with dynamic camera work and tight editing that heighten the suspense. However, some have noted that the relentless pace and constant plot twists can be overwhelming.
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