This episode has to be one of the best television episodes to air. There is no true villain in this episode, and yet I still rate it high. Why? Because this episode relies on toying with your emotions and keeping you in your seat than keeping you on the edge of it. This episode is chock full of special moments where you just want to let it all out. Whenever one of the characters find out about Jack piloting the plane to his doom, their reaction is incredibly realistic and just makes the episode so great. When Jack says his 'final' words to his daughter, it's enough to make anybody just tear up a little bit. The dialogue and Kiefer and Elisha's acting is just great here.
When Jack discovers George Mason on board the plane, you just want to cheer, but you don't because you realise that it's a sad moment as Jack and George share an emotional talk before George takes the controls of the plane. The score for this episode is excellent. Sean Callery does an outstanding job with the music playing throughout this episode, and deserved his award for his work.
After all these years that 24 has been on air, this episode has never left my mind. Not for a second.
When Jack discovers George Mason on board the plane, you just want to cheer, but you don't because you realise that it's a sad moment as Jack and George share an emotional talk before George takes the controls of the plane. The score for this episode is excellent. Sean Callery does an outstanding job with the music playing throughout this episode, and deserved his award for his work.
After all these years that 24 has been on air, this episode has never left my mind. Not for a second.