Day 2: 11:00 p.m.-12:00 a.m.

Episode aired Mar 25, 2003
TV-14
44m

IMDb RATING

8.3/10

1.7K

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Action Crime Drama Thriller

Jack gets back to CTU after the bomb exploded. The situation there is tense since Tony became head of the Unit, especially when a key witness is assassinated. President Palmer and his staff ... Read allJack gets back to CTU after the bomb exploded. The situation there is tense since Tony became head of the Unit, especially when a key witness is assassinated. President Palmer and his staff prepare a retaliation on the three countries involved with Ali.Jack gets back to CTU after the bomb exploded. The situation there is tense since Tony became head of the Unit, especially when a key witness is assassinated. President Palmer and his staff prepare a retaliation on the three countries involved with Ali.

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IMDb RATING

8.3/10

1.7K

YOUR RATING

See production info at IMDbPro

Drama

Thriller

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Trivia
The writers put in Tony's ankle injury during the fight with Jack because in real life Carlos Bernard injured his ankle. If you look carefully you can see Bernard limping slightly in earlier scenes before the on-screen fight gets his character's injury matched with the actor's injury. Bernard stated in an interview that the writers planned for the fight between Jack and Tony to be more elaborate and longer, but they had to cut it down when he was injured.

Goofs
At 32:37, Chief of Staff Mike Novick has a tear running down his chin. Both in the previous and the next shot from the same angle, the tear isn't there.

Quotes
Tony Almeida: [Addressing the CTU staff] everyone gather around please, it'll just take a minute: George Mason asked in advance to thank you all for your dedication. Thanks to his sacrifice and your hard work, millions of lives were saved and that's a result we can say we're proud of. Now to say this was a long day would be a major understatement, I know you're all tired, this isn't over yet. We still got a lot of work to do, now the Cyprus recording is our primary focus and that's critical to any military response that Washington is considering, so let's get back at it