6:00 p.m.-7:00 p.m. (9 Apr. 2002)

Jack and Mason search for location of the address found in Victor Drazen's confidential file. Palmer finally lets the press know about Keith's past. One of Drazen's goons closes in on Teri;... See full summary »

Director:

Frederick King Keller

Writers:

Joel Surnow (creator), Robert Cochran (creator),

Stars:

Kiefer Sutherland, Leslie Hope, Sarah Clarke

Cast

Episode cast overview, first billed only:
Kiefer Sutherland	...	Jack Bauer
Leslie Hope	...	Teri Bauer
Sarah Clarke	...	Nina Myers
Elisha Cuthbert	...	Kim Bauer
Dennis Haysbert	...	Senator David Palmer
Zeljko Ivanek	...	Andre Drazen
Vicellous Reon Shannon	...	Keith Palmer (as Vicellous Shannon)
Xander Berkeley	...	George Mason
Daniel Bess	...	Rick Allen
Zach Grenier	...	Carl Webb
Edoardo Ballerini	...	Frank Allard
Megalyn Echikunwoke	...	Nicole Palmer
Henri Lubatti	...	Jovan Myovic
Vincent Angell	...	Dr. Phil Parslow
Navi Rawat	...	Melanie

Storyline

Jack and Mason search for location of the address found in Victor Drazen's confidential file. Palmer finally lets the press know about Keith's past. One of Drazen's goons closes in on Teri; Kim is arrested after the police raid Rick's house.

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Plot Keywords:

period in title | digit in title | police officer killed | title ends with period | punctuation in title | 

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Genres:

Action | Drama | Mystery | Thriller

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Details

Country:

USA

Language:

English

Release Date:

9 April 2002 (USA)

Company Credits

Production Co:

20th Century Fox Television, Imagine Television, Real Time Productions

Technical Specs

Color:

Color

Did You Know?

Quotes

George Mason: Have you noticed, wherever you go there's a body count?

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Soundtracks

"Fix And Destroy"
(uncredited)
Performed by The Dirtmitts

User Reviews

Getting closer...

Day 1, 6:00 p.m.-7:00 p.m. : with Alexis Drazen in surgery and new intel regarding the day's events, Jack and Mason drive to Saugus together after hearing David Palmer found an interesting address in Victor Drazen confidential file. While helping out, the Senator also decides to reveal the truth about Keith to the press, much to Sherry's disappointment. At the opposite end of town, Teri Bauer is targeted by a terrorist, and Kim ends up in jail during a drug bust.

After three slightly sub-par episodes (due to the amnesia ploy), the season finally gets back on track: this time, Teri's actions aren't dictated by memory problems, but sheer survival instinct, a fact that makes her scenes the most dramatic of this particular show.

Also refreshing is the Bauer/Mason relationship: in the pilot, they seemed to be bitter enemies, and spent half of the day working against each other; now, realizing what's at stake, old grudges are set aside, and thanks to the charisma of both actors (watching Xander Berkeley verbally brutalize his subordinates in previous shows was one of Day 1's highlights) their conversations are a treat for the ears.

Finally, Haysbert reaches new acting heights as he brings his role to a more complex level and makes Palmer the most interesting political character ever shown on TV alongside Martin Sheen's President Bartlet from The West Wing: they're both honest, courageous and truly concerned about their nation's welfare; in fact, the only defect they have is neither of them really exists.