Day 2: 1:00 p.m.-2:00 p.m.
- Episode aired Dec 3, 2002
- TV-14
- 45m
Jack takes charge of the Nina Meyers interrogation. Sherry returns with information on the conspiracy against President Palmer.Jack takes charge of the Nina Meyers interrogation. Sherry returns with information on the conspiracy against President Palmer.Jack takes charge of the Nina Meyers interrogation. Sherry returns with information on the conspiracy against President Palmer.
- Reza Naiyeer
- (as Phillip Rhys)
Storyline
Did you know
- TriviaAs of this episode, Penny Johnson Jerald joins the regular cast after having a recurring role in Season 1.
- GoofsWhile they were transferring Nina, Ed shouldn't have told Jack what kind of security CTU set up for them in front of her.
- Quotes
Sherry Palmer: Hello David
President David Palmer: How did you get in here without my authorization?
Sherry Palmer: We were married for many years: many people respect that even if you don't. I need to talk to you
President David Palmer: We don't have anymore to talk about. You're not my wife anymore
Sherry Palmer: It's not about us
President David Palmer: Then what?
Sherry Palmer: Not here. I need to be alone with you
President David Palmer: You know what? Even if I were interested to hear what you have to say, today is impossible. You shouldn't have come here
Sherry Palmer: It's about your administration
President David Palmer: What about it?
Sherry Palmer: Just give me five minutes
President David Palmer: I don't have time now
Sherry Palmer: Did you order an evacuation of military personnel out of Los Angeles?
President David Palmer: Who told you that?
Sherry Palmer: Five minutes
President David Palmer: Wait here. I'll call you
- Alternate versionsA scene where Tony interviews Reza was edited for the UK DVD release. Cut from the full scene, Tony mentions Finsbury Park mosque (a real mosque), in London (where Reza is from), as 'one of the main recruitment centers for Islamic terrorists in the west'.
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 takes a significant turn 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.
- fernandoschiavi
- May 25, 2024
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