24 (TV Series) Day 2: 2:00 p.m.-3:00 p.m. (2002) User Reviews

Kim :@ :@

[rajigha-62614 · 7/10 · 17 January 2024]

I watched this series a long time ago, now going for a rerun because I love this show.

On my second run I'm starting to get irritated with Kim's character.

I mean I get it, you're a teenager with problems, you hate authoritiy figures including you parents.

But for god's sake, would you just listen to your father just once? I mean he literally said "honey, you have to let that go".

Yet she disregards any of his advice, and gets in trouble, then asks for his help.

Typical annoying teenage issues is so distracting and unnecessary.

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"I'm dying, John"

[MaxBorg89 · 10/10 · 17 March 2008]

George Mason: huge pain in the ass. That's how people would describe him in Season One, at least. In this episode, he becomes George Mason: warm, sympathetic human being. And for some twisted reason, the transformation works.

The change of attitude is linked to George's attempt to reconnect with his estranged son, John, before he dies. In the meantime, he still has to coordinate Tony's joint interrogation of Reza (Phillip Rhys) and Bob Warner (John Terry), both of whom have now been taken to CTU for further questioning. Elsewhere, David Palmer and his Chief of Staff Mike Novick (Jude Ciccolella) have reason to doubt Roger Stanton's loyalty, and Jack Bauer finds himself working with Nina Myers, as they head to Visalia to retrieve vital information.

The suspense in this episode is exceptional, particularly in the Visalia section, with Jack and his men preparing to raid a building with Nina's help, a fact that raises the stakes since she is all but reliable. And yet, somehow all of that is overshadowed by two brief scenes featuring Mason and his son. Throughout Day 1, the main pleasure of George's presence derived from his sardonic remarks, especially those about Nina (considering Sarah Clarke and Xander Berkeley are married in real life). Over the course of seven shows of Day 2, he has evolved into a deeper character, to the point that he can break the audience's heart in the touching goodbye scene, something that would have been unheard of previously.

Oh, and for those who thought Kim Bauer couldn't get into more trouble: check out this hour's cliffhanger - contrived, but riveting nonetheless.

Jack Is Exploding Inside

[Hitchcoc · 10/10 · 22 November 2018]

Jack gets Nina on a plane and heads for Visalia. There, she is to hook him up with a terrorist who may have information that will bring about a solution to the riddle of the bomb. The President has to tolerate his ugly wife because she has developed connections that he needs. Kim and her boyfriend take the little girl out of the hospital after disabling the horrible father. But they are in for an awful surprise. Jack has to do everything he can to keep from shooting Nina and exacting revenge for his wife's death. The situation at the wedding house gets stickier and stickier. Incredible episode.

Kim always in trouble gets old

[NatashaJAmos2015 · 5/10 · 23 January 2020]

Don't get me wrong I love 24 just not Kim. So the cop finds Carla in the trunk of her bosses car and the stupid cop thinks they killed him. Stupid cop.

Reza should be more cooperative. He's an asshole. He's not making things easy on himself.