"24" Day 8: 12:00 p.m.-1:00 p.m. (2010)

Director:

Milan Cheylov

Writers:

Joel Surnow (creator) &
Robert Cochran (creator) ...
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TV Series:

"24" (2001)

Original Air Date:

10 May 2010 (Season 8, Episode 21)

Genre:

Action | Drama | Mystery | Thriller

Plot:

While delegates review the peace agreement, Jack searches for evidence of Russian involvement in the day's tragedies, covered up at the highest levels. Ex-President Logan is desperate to neutralize Jack. |

Plot Keywords:

Bomb | President | Counter Terrorist | Terrorist | Terrorist Plot

Cast

Kiefer Sutherland	...	Jack Bauer
Mary Lynn Rajskub	...	Chloe O'Brian
Katee Sackhoff	...	Dana Walsh
John Boyd	...	Arlo Glass
Freddie Prinze Jr.	...	Cole Ortiz
Cherry Jones	...	President Allison Taylor
Gregory Itzin	...	Charles Logan
Michael Madsen	...	Jim Ricker
Reed Diamond	...	Jason Pillar
Graham McTavish	...	Mikhail Novakovich
Jennifer Westfeldt	...	Meredith Reed
Necar Zadegan	...	Dalia Hassan
Navid Negahban	...	Jamot
Joel Bissonnette	...	Pavel Tokarev
Thomas Ryan	...	Gary Klausner
Julie Claire	...	Eden Linley
Joe Sabatino	...	Captain Walleki
Sarah Hollis	...	Susan
Mark Allan Stewart	...	Soldier #1
Jonathan Kowalsky	...	Soldier #2
Inna Korobkina	...	Soldier #3
Brian Hyman	...	NYPD Officer Mund
Eddie Goines	...	NYPD Officer #1
Mickey Maxwell	...	Fredericks
Heather Nauert	...	Heather Nauert
rest of cast listed alphabetically:
Jerome Ro Brooks	...	CTU Field Agent (uncredited)

Directed by
Milan Cheylov

Writing credits
Joel Surnow		(creator) &
Robert Cochran		(creator)
Chip Johannessen		(written by) &
Patrick Harbinson		(written by)

Produced by
Brannon Braga	....	executive producer
Milan Cheylov	....	supervising producer
Manny Coto	....	executive producer
David Fury	....	executive producer
Paul Gadd	....	producer
Alex Gansa	....	executive producer
Howard Gordon	....	executive producer
Brian Grazer	....	executive producer
Patrick Harbinson	....	co-executive producer
Chip Johannessen	....	executive producer
Evan Katz	....	executive producer
Michael Klick	....	producer
Kiefer Sutherland	....	executive producer
Brad Turner	....	executive producer

Original Music by
Sean Callery

Cinematography by
Rodney Charters		(director of photography)

Film Editing by
Elisa Cohen
Scott Powell

Casting by
Peggy Kennedy
Debi Manwiller

Production Design by
Carlos Barbosa

Art Direction by
Carlos Osorio

Set Decoration by
Cloudia Rebar

Costume Design by
James Lapidus		(as Jim Lapidus)

Makeup Department
Stephanie A. Fowler	....	key makeup artist (as Stephanie Fowler)
Audrey Futterman-Stern	....	key hair stylist
Dee Mansano	....	key makeup artist
Michael Marcellino	....	key hair stylist

Production Management
Amanda Mace	....	post-production supervisor
Craig West	....	unit production manager

Second Unit Director or Assistant Director
Nicole Burke	....	first assistant director
Sarah Olivieri	....	dga trainee
Aaron Penn	....	additional second assistant director
Scott Remick	....	second assistant director

Art Department
Randy Gunter	....	property master
Amy Maier	....	assistant art director
Miehe	....	set designer (as Marco Miehe)
Philip Stone	....	construction coordinator (as Phil Stone)
Josue Clotaire Fleurimond	....	art department intern (uncredited)
Jennie Harris	....	assistant set decorator (uncredited)

Sound Department
William Dotson	....	sound supervisor
William Gocke	....	production sound mixer (as Bill Gocke)
Ken Kobett	....	re-recording mixer (as Kenneth Kobett)
Mike Olman	....	re-recording mixer (as Michael Olman)
Corey Woods	....	boom operator

Special Effects by
Scott Blackwell	....	special effects coordinator
Stan Blackwell	....	special effects coordinator

Visual Effects by
Olivier D. Benamou	....	computer graphics (as Olivier Benamou)
Mark Marcum	....	computer graphics supervisor
James W. Riley	....	visual effects supervisor (as James Riley)

Stunts
Jeff Cadiente	....	stunt coordinator
Ed McDermott II	....	precision driver (uncredited)
Marc Scizak	....	stunts (uncredited)

Camera and Electrical Department
Bruce DeAragon	....	assistant camera operator
Jay Herron	....	camera operator
Jonathan Sharpe	....	assistant camera operator (as Jon Sharpe)
Guy Skinner	....	camera operator
David St. Onge	....	gaffer
Anthony Vietro	....	key grip
Tim Whittet	....	playback operator
Titus Mischke	....	best boy grip (uncredited)

Costume and Wardrobe Department
Jean Rosone	....	costume supervisor

Editorial Department
Joe Lindquist	....	post-production coordinator
C'Jay Shaw	....	post-production assistant
Jim Darby	....	on-line editor (uncredited)
Larry Field	....	final colorist (uncredited)

Music Department
Jeff Charbonneau	....	music editor
Larold Rebhun	....	music mixer

Transportation Department
Hal Lary	....	transportation coordinator

Other crew
Geoff Aull	....	script coordinator
Kim Barnhart Posly	....	production coordinator (as Kimberley Barnhart Posly)
Drew Bryden	....	assistant production coordinator
Jose Cabrera	....	assistant to producer
Robert Cochran	....	executive consultant
Adam DaSilva	....	assistant to producer
Teodore Dell'Amico	....	assistant production coordinator (as Teo Dell'Amico)
Clay Dodder	....	key assistant location manager
Leo Fialho	....	key assistant location manager (as Leo A. Fialho)
Mariana Galvez	....	unit publicist (as Mariana A. Galvez)
Jason Gutierrez	....	extras coordinator
Sabira Khan	....	assistant to producer
George Kitson	....	production assistant
Scott Koche	....	production assistant
Shauna McGarry	....	script coordinator
Anne Melville	....	script supervisor
Tony Pacheco	....	production accountant
Jessica Petelle	....	assistant to producer
Kim Reynolds	....	assistant to producer
Joel Surnow	....	executive consultant
Andréa Vasilo	....	production assistant
K.C. Warnke	....	location manager (as KC Warnke)
Guillermo Lecuona	....	title designer: main title sequence (uncredited)
Michael Thai Nguyen	....	production assistant (uncredited)
Ted Yonenaka	....	craft service (uncredited)

Production Companies

• Imagine Television
• Teakwood Lane Productions
• 20th Century Fox Television

Distributors

• Fox Network (2010) (USA) (TV)
• Global Television Network (2010) (Canada) (TV)
• Magyar Televízió (2011) (Hungary) (TV) (M1)
• Sky Cinema (2010) (Germany) (TV)

Special Effects

• Stargate Studios (visual effects)

Other Companies

• FotoKem  processing
• Khaos Digital  video playback services
• Level 3 Post  video post-production services
• Panavision  camera systems
• Universal Studios Sound Facilities  sound post-production (as Universal Studios Sound)
• Wilshire Editorial  sound post-production

Runtime:

44 min

Country:

USA

Language:

English

Color:

Color

Aspect Ratio:

1.78 : 1

Sound Mix:

Dolby

Certification:

Germany:16 | USA:TV-14

Company:

Imagine Television

Quotes:

Jack Bauer:[Jack unloads Pavel's sniper rifle as he prepares to 'interrogate' him] Springfield M1A rifle, .308 round.
[Sets the rifle on the table]
Jack Bauer:You know, about four hours ago, a friend of mine, a very good friend, Renee Walker, was killed by rifle just like that.
Pavel:Go to hell.
Jack Bauer:[Rips Pavel's shirt open, then pats him on the cheek] You first.

Jack Tortures Pavel To Extract Information

*** This review may contain spoilers ***

While NYPD takes Cole into custody and turns him over to CTU, Jack peruses Dana's memory stick, which shows her meeting with Pavel to organize both Hassan's assassination and the dirty-bomb plot but does not indicate who either of them is reporting to. After securing more help from Jim Ricker, he contacts Meredith Reed and offers to give the evidence to her. CTU intercepts this phone call, and Logan calls Pavel with orders to set up an ambush. Chloe takes note of Pillar's secretive actions, and begins to suspect that he is involved with the conspirators. With Arlo's semi-willing assistance, she begins a private manhunt for Jack. Logan convinces President Taylor to publicly praise his involvement in the signing of the peace treaty. This backfires spectacularly when Jack uses Reed to lure the Russian assassins out into the open, capturing Pavel and killing the rest with the help of Ricker. Pillar urges Logan to back out and deny all involvement, but Logan decides to stay in the spotlight. Jack gives Dana's evidence to Reed and then attempts to get the answers out of Pavel by brutally torturing him; but, for once in Jack's life, his preferred interrogation methods do not have any impact. Finally it occurs to Jack that Pavel's cell phone might give him everything he needs, but Pavel managed to drop his phone, dislodge its SIM card and swallow it during his brief captivity. Jack cuts him open to retrieve it, avenging Renee. The redial feature takes an astonished Jack to "the voicemail of President Charles Logan."

In summary,here the events that happened during that hour:

1.Meredith Reed receives a phone call from Jack Bauer requesting to meet with her, so that he can provide evidence that Russian nationals were behind the assassination of President Omar Hassan

2.Jason Pillar intercepts Jack's phone conversation with Ms. Reed and conspires with Charles Logan to ambush him at the department store where they planned to meet.

3.Chloe O'Brian asks Cole Ortiz to help her locate Jack Bauer. He suggests that she identify the person providing him with equipment now that CTU has turned against him.

4.Pavel Tokarev is captured by Jim Ricker just as he is about to eliminate Jack Bauer. After a shootout with Russian agents, the two escape with both Tokarev and Meredith Reed in tow.

5.Pillar realizes that Bauer anticipated the ambush set up for him at the mall.

6.Jack Bauer gives Reed the video evidence exposing the Russian government's role in President Omar Hassan's murder. Then, he brutally tortures Pavel to learn who ordered the assassination of Renee Walker. Eventually, he discovers that Pavel has swallowed the SIM card for his cell phone, and cuts open his innards to retrieve it. Reinstalling the card, Jack redials the last called number and reaches the voicemail for President Charles Logan.

Jack is determined to discover who is behind the assassination of Renee Walker as he uncovers an unexpected lead in Pavel by undergoing him into the process of interrogation and torture - a characteristic the show is known for.

Did Jack need to take Dana Walsh's life? Was it really necessary? Her life was pathetic already, you have to admit, always getting shoved around and beaten up like a punching back, it came to a point where I just felt sorry for her. Still couldn't the writers find another way to get her out of the picture.

Finally,we get to see another reused element with Jack working with Chloe at CTU considering now that he is hiding from authorities in order to fulfill a mission.