Memorable "24" Scenes (Season 2)

Jack Says Goodbye To Kim

Season 2

10:00 pm - 11:00 pm

"How are you getting off the plane?" - Kim Bauer

"I'm not sweetheart" - Jack Bauer

After finally locating the nuclear bomb at the airport, the Nuclear Emergency Team could not diffuse the bomb so it was determined by the President and CTU that the best way to get the bomb away from LA, would be to have it flown to a precise location in the Mohave Desert. Although it could be safely detonated there, unfortunately the pilot would have to go down with the plane in order to ensure it reached the precise location.

Jack Bauer decided he should be the one to do this and he told Tony that he could not order anyone else to do this mission. Before taking his final flight, Jack called Tony begging him to find his daughter Kim so he could say goodbye.

Luckily, Kim called CTU and Tony put her in touch with Jack as he was flying the plane containing the nuclear bomb.

This sets up one of the most emotional and touching scenes ever shown on "24".

Wonderfully acted by both Kiefer Sutherland and Elisha Cuthbert, this scene shows that "24" is more than an action/thriller; it also can pull off the emotional scenes just as effectively.

The Scene:

http://www.24-heaven.com/index.php?subaction=showfull&id=1184094802&archive=&start_from=&ucat=4&

Source:

http://www.24-heaven.com/

Short "24: Redemption" Promo On FOX

During an episode of "Bones" on FOX last night (9/24), a short promo of "24: Redemption" was aired.

"The Wait Is Over"

"Jack Is Back"

The promo can be viewed here:

http://videos.24fans.net/redemption_92408/

Source: 24Fans.net

New "24: Redemption" Promotional Photos

Jack

President Daniels & President-Elect Taylor

Jonas Hodges & Aide

Benton

Benton & Tramell

24: Jack & Nina - "Requiem For A Dream"

Here is a very good Jack and Nina video I came across recently.

Enjoy!

Flashback To 24's 2006 Emmy Wins

With this year's Emmy Awards coming up this Sunday, 24 was not on this past season due to the writer's strike, therefore there were not any nominations for the show. I thought this would be a good time to look back at 24's well-deserved win for best drama in 2006 for Season 5.

Also that same night, Kiefer Sutherland FINALLY won an Emmy for Lead Actor in a Drama Series. It was great to see such a great actor win for his portrayal of Jack Bauer after so many nominations.

Hopefully, there will be more Emmy wins in their future!

24's Win For Best Drama Series:


Kiefer's Win For Best Dramatic Actor In A Drama Series:

Memorable "24" Scenes (Season 2)

Nina's Interrogation

1:00 pm - 2:00 pm

"...You're worse than a traitor Nina. You don't even have a cause, you don't believe in anything. You would sell anyone and anything out to the highest bidder... So stop wasting my time GIVE ME A NAME!"

- Jack Bauer to Nina Myers

"Who is the man in Visalia?"

-Jack Bauer

Jack Bauer vs. Nina Myers. It doesn't get any better than this.

Because it is believed by CTU that Nina may have information on the nuclear bomb, she is brought to CTU. Jack comes face-to-face with Nina for the first time since she killed his wife. George Mason is reluctant to let Jack interrogate Nina but he convinces George he can put his desire for revenge aside so he can find the bomb.

Jack enters the room with a Presidential pardon for Nina. In exchange, Nina is supposed to tell Jack what she knows. Of course, Nina doesn't make it easy and plays games. Not a good idea when dealing with Jack Bauer. Jack's had enough of Nina's stalling - he turns over the table and demands loudly that he be given a name.

Nina reminds Jack that he can't touch her or he'll be removed from the case. Nina thinks she's in control and tells Jack he'll just have to "follow my lead." Jack then loses it and pushes her chair against the wall and chokes her until George enters the room demanding he let her go. Did Jack really lose it or was it part of the interrogation?

Jack explains to George that it had to look that way in order to put some fear into Nina. George wants to take Jack off the case, but Jack asks George to let him go back in. George agrees.

Jack goes back in and demands to know who the man is in Visalia she knows that is involved with the bomb. Jack emphasizes his point by shooting two gun shots into the wall above Nina's head. After that Nina provides more information but won't give up his exact location until they get there. It is decided that they will have to give into Nina's demand and get ready to go to Visalia.

When it comes to classic 24 interrogation scenes, this one has to be one of the best, if not the best. There are so many dynamics going on here. This isn't just about finding the location of a nuclear bomb that is threatening LA, it is also a very personal situation for Jack. He has to interrogate the woman who killed his wife and put aside his desire for revenge in order to serve the greater good. Jack is also having to deal with the fact that in exchange for her help, Nina will receive a full pardon from the President.

All of those layers are played out beautifully in these scenes by both Sarah Clarke and Kiefer Sutherland.

Both Interrogation Scenes Can Be Viewed Here:

http://www.24-heaven.com/?subaction=showfull&id=1208455622&archive=&start_from=&ucat=4&

Source: 24-Heaven.com

Official "24: Redemption" Movie Trailer From FOX

Source: http://www.fox.com/24

Here is the 3-Minute trailer for the upcoming "24: Redemption" movie that was shown on FOX during a repeat of the pilot for "Fringe".

Description of the movie from the FOX website:

24: REDEMPTION

Filmed on location in Cape Town, South Africa and Los Angeles, 24: REDEMPTION stars Emmy Award winner Kiefer Sutherland along with new series cast members Cherry Jones, Robert Carlyle, Gil Bellows and Academy Award winner Jon Voight.

The two-hour event finds Jack Bauer and his mentor CARL BENTON (Robert Carlyle) battling an international crisis, while here at home the nation prepares for a new president on inauguration day. Taking place just a few months before the new day dawns, U.S. State Department officer FRANK TRAMELL (Gil Bellows) and JONAS HODGES (Jon Voight) are pulling the strings that will set the stage and raise the stakes for Season Seven, which will debut in January 2009.

Looks Great! Is it November yet?

Cover Art For "24: Redemption" DVD

Here is a look at what the cover art for the DVD of "24: Redemption" will look like when it is released on November 25, 2008.

Very Nice !

New "24: Redemption" Preview

There is another preview trailer for "24: Redemption" that contains some new footage that I have not seen anywhere else.

Enjoy!

Come on November 23rd!!

Get A Sneak Peek At "24: Redemption"

3-Minute Trailer Of "24: Redemption"

Sunday, September 14

8:00 pm - 10:00 pm ET/PT On FOX

During "FOX's Sunday Night Thrill Ride" this coming Sunday, "24" fans can get a first look at a brand new three minute trailer of the "24: Redemption" movie that will be shown this November 23rd.

According to sources, the trailer will be shown after an extended scene from an upcoming FOX movie release "The Day The Earth Stood Still". Immediately after the previews, FOX will show an encore presentation of the premiere episode of the new drama: "Fringe".

Sources:

http://www.buddytv.com/articles/24/fox-gives-advance-look-at-24-r-22638.aspx

Buddytv.com

http://www.movieweb.com/tv/news/52/31152.php

Movieweb.com

"24" Takes A Breather

"24" Production Temporarily Shuts Down

(September 15 - October 9)

Since production on Season 7 of "24" is ahead of schedule, the show has decided to take a breather for a few weeks in order to retool the remaining scripts of the season.

There seems to be some dissastifaction about the scripts that will finish the season so since they have the extra time, the writers have decided to use it to rework the scripts for the last few episodes of the season.

This is to me a positive development. If they aren't happy with the direction of the last few episodes and production-wise they are ahead of schedule, why not take this time to make this season as good as they possibly can?

For once, the powers-that-be at "24" are not as Jack Bauer would say..."running out of time!"

Source:

http://www.variety.com/article/VR1117991762.html?categoryid=14&cs=1

Variety.com

Official "24" Prequel Movie Trailer

FOX Fall Preview 2008

During a preview show on FOX recently, "24" was one of the returning programs that was featured. During the segment, they ran the official trailer for the prequel movie airing in November now called "24: Redemption".

Link To Trailer:

http://videos.24fans.net/fox_fallpreview_08/

"24" Prequel Movie Gets A Name Change

"24: Exile" Is Now "24: Redemption"

The 24 prequel movie to air on FOX this fall has been given a name change. For unknown reasons, the movie title has been changed. The movie will still air on Sunday, November 23rd on FOX. Two days later, on November 25th the movie will be released on DVD along with several special features.

Source:

http://www.beyondhollywood.com/24-exile-is-now-24-redemption/

Memorable "24" Scenes (Season 2)

Jack's Monologue About Teri

Season 2

3:00 - 4:00 pm

"That's what you took from this world. That's what you took from me and my daughter. I just wanted you to know that." - Jack Bauer

This is one of my all-time favorite "24" scenes. As Jack and Nina are on a plane back to LA from Visalia, Jack tells Nina a story about him and Teri spending time together a few days before she was murdered by Nina.

It was a simple story of Jack and Teri going to the beach and just people watching but it beautifully showed us a glimpse of Jack and Teri's relationship and why Jack loved her so much.

Kiefer did such a wonderful job with this scene. He delivered the dialogue in such a heart-felt way and with such ease, it didn't even seem like he was acting.

We are so used to seeing Jack's tough and sometimes ruthless side most of the time, but Jack is also a man who's family meant the world to him and because of Nina's actions, it changed Jack forever. This scene illustrated the sensitive side to Jack we don't get to see very often.

The scene can be viewed here:

http://www.24-heaven.com/index.php?subaction=showfull&id=1187020271&archive=&start_from=&ucat=4&

Source: 24-heaven.com

50 Greatest TV Characters: Jack Bauer (# 24)

Comcast.net has published a list of the "50 Greatest TV Characters" and Jack Bauer came in at #24. Yes, 24.

Source:

http://www.comcast.net/tv/greatest/characters/slideshow/view/24/