24 #5: Day 7: 12:00 PM - 1:00 PM/Season 7

[Truth Seeker]

Day 7: 12:00 PM - 1:00 PM


Writers:Gordon Howard, Evan Katz

Director:Jon Cassar

Stars:Rhys Coiro (Sean Hillinger)
Carlos Bernard (Tony Almeida)
Janeane Garofalo (Janis Gold)
Bob Gunton (Ethan Kanin)
Jeffrey Nordling (Larry Moss)
Colm Feore (Henry Taylor)
Cherry Jones (Allison Taylor)
Annie Wersching (Renee Walker)
Kiefer Sutherland (Jack Bauer)

Guest Star:Marina Black (Christina Hillinger)
Peter Wingfield (Emerson)
Tonya Pinkins (Alma Matobo)
Warren Kole (Agent Brian Gedge)
Hakeem Kae-Kazim (Dubaku)
Carly Pope (Samantha Roth)
Isaach De Bankole (Ule Matobo)
Mark Derwin (Joe Stevens)
Ever Carradine (Erica)
Steve Cell (Litvack)
Dominic Hoffman (Raymond Howell)
Mark Kiely (Edward Vossley)
Peter Onorati (FBI Swat Leader)
Mark Aiken (Nichols)
Adetokumboh M'Cormack (Zeze Eto'o)

Jack and Tony use creative means to force Matobo out of his saferoom and prepare to leave with their captor when Agent Walker arrives on the scene, prompting Emerson to make some quick decisions. Agents Moss and Gold are sidetracked from their mission to find Walker when a representative from the Attorney General's office arrives to question them regarding the interrogation of Tanner. Henry receives new information about the death of his son when he follows a lead from Samantha Roth.

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[Dog Moon]

Silent countdown at the end of the show. Usually that means respect for the fallen, but it looks like only two people atm are in risk of death: the President's spouse and the FBI Agent. Doesn't look good for ONE of them, in theory. [President's son's girlfriend as well, but she's minor enough they wouldn't do the silent clock at the end of the episode]


And does anyone else HATE the previews of the next episode? I watched the ones last week [refused to watch the ones this week] and their previews showed that they were using gas through the airvents to smoke the African guy and his wife out of the saferoom. That seemed like the biggest thing of this episode, but we already knew BEFORE the episode even showed! My roommate didn't agree with me until he watched the previews for next week and apparently they revealed something he woulda rather not known and totally agreed with me then.

 

[Silver Moon]

And does anyone else HATE the previews of the next episode?

I refuse to ever watch them, I also turn the TV on mute and turn away whenever commercials for 24 come on. It is one show that I absolutely don't want to know what is going to happen until it happens.

 

[Darkwolf71]

I refuse to ever watch them, I also turn the TV on mute and turn away whenever commercials for 24 come on. It is one show that I absolutely don't want to know what is going to happen until it happens.

I forget the previews by the time I wake up on Tuesday. Literally. I know for a fact that I watched the previews for next week, but I couldn't tell you a single thing about them. It also helps that none of the shows I watch are on the same networks, so I don't see commercials for any of them.