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"24" Season 4 Prequel (2004)



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Director:
Writers:
Joel Surnow (creator) &
Robert Cochran (creator)
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Original Air Date:
7 December 2004 (Season 4, Episode 0)
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7 min
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Trivia:
he Season 3 DVD set contains an exclusive six-minute prequel that sets up events for the beginning of the fourth season. The first scene occurs six months after the conclusion of Day 3 and shows Driscoll firing Jack from CTU because of his drug use. The second scene takes place three months before the events of Day 4 and shows a terrorist sneaking across the U.S./Mexican border, and then killing his accomplices. The third and final scene occurs six hours before Day 4 begins and shows Jack and Audrey in a love scene. The prequel is available on the Region One set, but not Region Two. See "Season 4 Prequel." more
Goofs:
Errors made by characters (possibly deliberate errors by the filmmakers): Early in the season when an informer calls CTU to report strange Internet activity, the informer says he sees a language that might be Turkish or Arabic. However, there is no way to confuse Turkish with Arabic; Turkish is written in the Roman alphabet. more

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