Day 6: 9:00 p.m.-10:00 p.m.
- Episode aired Apr 2, 2007
- TV-14
- 43m
Jack baits Fayed with Gredenko, while the President faces a challenge to his office.Jack baits Fayed with Gredenko, while the President faces a challenge to his office.Jack baits Fayed with Gredenko, while the President faces a challenge to his office.
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- President Wayne Palmer
- (as DB Woodside)
- Dmitri Gredenko
- (as Rade Sherbedgia)
Storyline
Did you know
- TriviaWayne Palmer's (D.B. Woodside) ordering his doctor to administer a shot of adrenaline against his physician's suggestion, mirrors a scene from the miniseries "The Temptations." Woodside portrayed singer Melvin Franklin and, against his doctor's advice, pushed for a shot of Cortisone to combat his arthritis pains.
- GoofsWhen the Cabinet votes on whether to pass the powers of the President to the Vice-President, the vote is tied at seven to seven. There are fifteen Cabinet offices.
- Quotes
[Abu Fayed and Dmitri Gredenko sneak into a bar, unfortunately full of people and on the TV is the news about the day]
Dmitri Gredenko: [lets Fayed walk ahead looks at TV] I know that man. I recognize him.
[points at Abu]
Dmitri Gredenko: He's that man there!
Abu Fayed: [angrily] You son of a bitch!
[all hell breaks loose as Fayed tries shooting Gredenko but he manages to get behind a wall. Some of the patrons go after Fayed but Fayed shoots one and then runs dry on his pistol. Everyone takes advantage of this and knocks Fayed to the ground beating him up until Jack Bauer comes in firing 2 shots into the ceiling]
Jack Bauer: I'm a federal agent! I need you to step away so I can take that guy into custody. He's a wanted man!
Bar Guy: He just shot my friend!
Jack Bauer: I'm sorry about that, but I'll get an EMT in here quickly.
Abu Fayed: [spits] I hope your friend dies!
Jack Bauer: Shut up!
[kicks Fayed in the face]
A standout moment in this episode is a daring rescue mission that takes place in a sprawling industrial complex. The direction is superb, using sweeping camera movements and tight close-ups to capture the intensity and scale of the operation. The action is choreographed with precision, and the use of practical effects and stunts adds a layer of realism that enhances the viewing experience. This sequence exemplifies the show's ability to deliver high-octane action while keeping the narrative grounded.
The episode also explores the emotional toll of the day's events on Jack and his team. Jack's strained relationship with his colleagues is brought to the forefront, adding an emotional layer to the high-stakes action. The script does an excellent job of balancing these personal moments with the broader narrative, making the characters' struggles more relatable and human. The subplot involving the political machinations at the White House adds another layer of complexity, highlighting the ethical dilemmas faced by those in power.
Critically, Episode 16 stands out for its dynamic pacing and strong character development. The performances are compelling, with Kiefer Sutherland delivering a nuanced portrayal of Jack's inner turmoil. The direction and cinematography are visually striking, effectively using lighting and camera angles to enhance the storytelling.
- fernandoschiavi
- Jun 13, 2024
Details
- Runtime43 minutes
- Color
- Sound mix
- Aspect ratio
- 16:9 HD