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Nuclear fuel rods await transport into Manhattan, Jack pursues a lead to a hotel, Kayla is in danger, and a Southern probation officer wants information from Dana.
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| Episode cast overview, first billed only: | |||
| Kiefer Sutherland | ... | Jack Bauer | |
| Mary Lynn Rajskub | ... | Chloe O'Brian | |
| Anil Kapoor | ... | President Omar Hassan | |
| Mykelti Williamson | ... | Brian Hastings | |
| Katee Sackhoff | ... | Dana Walsh | |
| John Boyd | ... | Arlo Glass | |
| Freddie Prinze Jr. | ... | Cole Ortiz | |
| Stephen Root | ... | Bill Prady | |
| Nazneen Contractor | ... | Kayla Hassan | |
| Mido Hamada | ... | Samir Mehran | |
| Julian Morris | ... | Agent Owen | |
| Necar Zadegan | ... | Dalia Hassan | |
| T.J. Ramini | ... | Tarin Faroush | |
| David Gianopoulos | ... | Sergeant Amis | |
| Rizwan Manji | ... | Ahman | |
Nuclear fuel rods await transport into Manhattan, Jack pursues a lead to a hotel, Kayla is in danger, and a Southern probation officer wants information from Dana.
This Episode made this season a whole lot better. I have missed the feeling of chaos that usually follows this series. But at the end of this episode you are left with the first cliffhanger that will make you hunger for more.
Also the main story of the episode is full of progression, there is a lot happening, and you get some interesting dilemmas in regard to foreign counter intelligence.
If you felt that the first half of this season was a little slow in comparison to previous seasons, this episode may be the turning point of the season into a more chaotic and suspense full story
Sorry if my English isn't to good, but i think you will understand:)