Day 4: 9:00 p.m.-10:00 p.m.

Episode aired Mar 28, 2005
TV-14TV-14
41m

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Kiefer Sutherland and Arnold Vosloo in 24 (2001)

Action Crime Drama

In order to buy more time for Anderson to close in on Air Force One, Marwan calls CTU and tells Michelle that he is willing to trade Jack for Behrooz. Bill Buchanan arrives at CTU and assume... Read allIn order to buy more time for Anderson to close in on Air Force One, Marwan calls CTU and tells Michelle that he is willing to trade Jack for Behrooz. Bill Buchanan arrives at CTU and assumes command. Curtis interrogates Behrooz for more information on Marwan.In order to buy more time for Anderson to close in on Air Force One, Marwan calls CTU and tells Michelle that he is willing to trade Jack for Behrooz. Bill Buchanan arrives at CTU and assumes command. Curtis interrogates Behrooz for more information on Marwan.

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Trivia
First appearance of Bill Buchanen.

Goofs
At 15:30, crew member reflected in the door's glass when Audrey walks up to talk to Tony.

Quotes
Jack Bauer: Whatever you've planned next is going to fail. Just like everything else you've tried today.
Habib Marwan: Fail? Almost 40 dead in the train crash, many more near the San Gabriel Island nuclear plant.
Jack Bauer: That wasn't really your plan, was it? We managed to stop the other 103 power plants from melting down. That's what America will remember, that we stopped you.
Habib Marwan: No. They'll remember the image of Secretary of Defense Heller, held hostage on your own soil, and it will burn in their psyches. This country will forever be afraid to let their leaders appear in public.
Jack Bauer: For all the hatred that you have for this country, you don't understand it very well. Whatever you throw at us, I promise you, that will never happen.

Soundtracks
24 Theme
(uncredited)
Written by Sean Callery

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not good enough!

I would say this is the worst episode of the series so far. The interrogation scenes are boring and unrealistic. The whole episode lacks logic. Planting tracking devices and not expecting the consequences ? (Specially the lack of plan B.) What were the writers thinking? Interrogating a teenager wasn't interesting at all. Anyway Bouer's brilliance to create a lead to Marwan and his reaction to the exchange were convincing. I haven't written any reviews on these episodes so far. But this one made me do it. and only because it's let down the momentum created by the previous episode. Slightly disappointed. u can Skip through some scenes. 4 out of 10

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