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Day 3: 1:00 P.M.-2:00 P.M.Episode Number: 49 Season Num: 3 First Aired: Tuesday October 28, 2003 Prod Code: 3AFF01 |
Three years have passed since the events of Day Two. A van deposits a dead body outside the LA Health Unit. The body is infected with a deadly virus. Tony, now in charge of CTU, learns that this is a blackmail tactic to get the US government to release a drug lord, Ramon Salazar, whom Jack has just brought down, before Salazar's brother releases the virus into LA.
Jack and his new partner, Chase Edmunds, prepare to sign a deal with Salazar at the prison. Salazar delivers a mysterious warning to Jack before killing his lawyer.
Palmer is alive and well, and has returned to LA for the first time since the attack three years ago. He is running for re-election and is preparing for an important debate with a rival senator. He is accompanied by his brother, who happens to be his chief of staff and his doctor.
A young boy, Kyle Singer, is seen examining a large, mysterious bag of white powder. He plans to deliver it to some dealers later that day, but he is being watched by Salazar's men.
Kim now works at CTU and has been dating Chase for three months. Kim wants to tell her father, but Jack has a mysterious health problem that may make things more complicated.
Jack and his new partner, Chase Edmunds, prepare to sign a deal with Salazar at the prison. Salazar delivers a mysterious warning to Jack before killing his lawyer.
Palmer is alive and well, and has returned to LA for the first time since the attack three years ago. He is running for re-election and is preparing for an important debate with a rival senator. He is accompanied by his brother, who happens to be his chief of staff and his doctor.
A young boy, Kyle Singer, is seen examining a large, mysterious bag of white powder. He plans to deliver it to some dealers later that day, but he is being watched by Salazar's men.
Kim now works at CTU and has been dating Chase for three months. Kim wants to tell her father, but Jack has a mysterious health problem that may make things more complicated.
| Writer: | Michael Loceff, Joel Surnow |
| Director: | Jon Cassar |
| Star: | Dennis Haysbert (David Palmer), Elisha Cuthbert (Kimberly Bauer), Reiko Aylesworth (Michelle Dessler), Carlos Bernard (Tony Almeida), Kiefer Sutherland (Jack Bauer), James Badge Dale (Chase Edmunds) |
| Recurring Role: | Joaquim de Almeida (Ramon Salazar), Christina Chang (Dr. Sunny Macer), Wendy Crewson (Anne Packard), Glenn Morshower (Agent Aaron Pierce), Agnes Bruckner (Linda), Zachary Quinto (Adam Kaufman), Mary Lynn Rajskub (Chloe O'Brian), Jesse Borrego (Gael Ortega), Vanessa Ferlito (Claudia Salazar), Vincent Laresca (Hector Salazar), Riley Smith (Kyle Singer), DB Woodside (Wayne Palmer), Josh Cruze (Oriol) |
| Guest Star: | Sarah Wynter (Kate Warner), Carlos Gomez (Luis Annicon), Lucinda Jenney (Helen Singer), Kett Turton (Tim), Lorry Goldman (Douglas Shaye), John Bisom (NHS Security Guard), Pamela Stollings (Reporter), Lauren Storm (Jenna), Vincent Corazza (Tyler), Jorge Noa (1st Horse Trainer), Mark Arnott (Chuck) |
DB Woodside (Wayne Palmer) and Glenn Morshower (Aaron Pierce) both appeared in an episode of Buffy the Vampire Slayer a year earlier called "Help", although they didn't share any scenes together.
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This episode marks the final appearance of former series regular Sarah Wynter (Kate Warner). Her guest appearance is edited out in the 43-minute version of this episode.
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Music:
"Horse Drawn" by Memory Bank
"One Night in Tokyo" by Colder (edit) This episode marks the first time that a flashback is used to start the episode before the real-time clock begins to tick. (edit) Ford, the primary sponsor of the premiere, incorporated 24 and the character of Jack Bauer into the two-part commercial that aired before and after this episode. Although Kiefer Sutherland did not appear, nor did any other 24 actor, the commercial featured a Jack Bauer look-alike, foreign spies, a secret tracker, money and a car chase that involved the Ford F-150. Jack Bauer was not mentioned by name, but the commercial was clearly meant to compliment 24 without stepping on any toes. (edit)
"Horse Drawn" by Memory Bank
"One Night in Tokyo" by Colder (edit) This episode marks the first time that a flashback is used to start the episode before the real-time clock begins to tick. (edit) Ford, the primary sponsor of the premiere, incorporated 24 and the character of Jack Bauer into the two-part commercial that aired before and after this episode. Although Kiefer Sutherland did not appear, nor did any other 24 actor, the commercial featured a Jack Bauer look-alike, foreign spies, a secret tracker, money and a car chase that involved the Ford F-150. Jack Bauer was not mentioned by name, but the commercial was clearly meant to compliment 24 without stepping on any toes. (edit)
Jack: I need you to replace Chloe for me.
Chase: Replace her? She is the best analyst we got.
Jack: No she's not, she's slow.
Chase: She's not slow. I mean, she may be a little (pauses) wierd, but she knows her stuff. (edit) Chloe: I did do it right. If you wanted it saved with the other files, you should have said so. That is the standard, so I wouldn't think of doing it that way, would I?
Jack: (agitated) Just do it that way from now on.
Chloe: I can't read minds, Jack, so you are going to have to spell it out for me, otherwise this relationship won't work. (edit) Tony: And you'll come along as the wife. Without a job?
Michelle: I will go anywhere with you... as long as I don't have to cook.
Tony: Sweetheart, if you promise not to cook I will take you with me anywhere... But if they don't have a job for you then I'm not interested. (edit) Chase: (noticing Jack all stressed out) You look like Hell.
Jack: What did you just say to me?
Chase: We're on an active protocol OK? I need to know if you're up for it or not.
Jack: I like working with you Chase, you're a nice kid, but don't you ever come into my office and talk to me like that again, do you understand me? (edit) Salazar: It's eating at you isn't it? What am I up to? Come on Luis, you have me in chains, two tough guys waiting for a chance to beat me to a pulp. Do it Luis! See if you can beat it out of me! (edit)
Chase: Replace her? She is the best analyst we got.
Jack: No she's not, she's slow.
Chase: She's not slow. I mean, she may be a little (pauses) wierd, but she knows her stuff. (edit) Chloe: I did do it right. If you wanted it saved with the other files, you should have said so. That is the standard, so I wouldn't think of doing it that way, would I?
Jack: (agitated) Just do it that way from now on.
Chloe: I can't read minds, Jack, so you are going to have to spell it out for me, otherwise this relationship won't work. (edit) Tony: And you'll come along as the wife. Without a job?
Michelle: I will go anywhere with you... as long as I don't have to cook.
Tony: Sweetheart, if you promise not to cook I will take you with me anywhere... But if they don't have a job for you then I'm not interested. (edit) Chase: (noticing Jack all stressed out) You look like Hell.
Jack: What did you just say to me?
Chase: We're on an active protocol OK? I need to know if you're up for it or not.
Jack: I like working with you Chase, you're a nice kid, but don't you ever come into my office and talk to me like that again, do you understand me? (edit) Salazar: It's eating at you isn't it? What am I up to? Come on Luis, you have me in chains, two tough guys waiting for a chance to beat me to a pulp. Do it Luis! See if you can beat it out of me! (edit)
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6.5
Day 3: 1:00 P.M.-2:00 P.M.Fair "Character development" A slow-paced episode, not as fast and furious as the first episode of season 1 and 2. Continue » Posted Apr 20, 2008 1:45 pm PST |
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Day 3: 1:00 P.M.-2:00 P.M.Good "Nothing happened" I didn't realy like this episode, it was realy pretty boring, and nothing special happend... But also, it was very different from the last season, cause many things and many people seemed to have changed between these two episodes. Continue » Posted Sep 11, 2007 12:35 pm PST |
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6.3
Day 3: 1:00 P.M.-2:00 P.M.Fair "Nothing happened" It was okay, not the best.... Continue » Posted Feb 3, 2007 10:25 am PST |
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Day 3: 1:00 P.M.-2:00 P.M.Great "Revealing" Review Continue » Posted Dec 27, 2006 11:39 am PST |
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10.0
Day 3: 1:00 P.M.-2:00 P.M.Perfect "Fine example" great episode. Continue » Posted Sep 22, 2006 12:10 am PST |
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