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Me it was season two's (Day 2: 2:00 P.M. - 3:00 P.M.) when Mason arrest his son to bring him to CTU and tells him that he has a few bank accounts that he'll be giving to him. As tough as Mason's character at the end he couldn't hold off his tears after telling his son that's he won't be needing his money... I'm a grown man and I just cried like crazy after seeing that scene!
What was your most touching scene?
Season 2 had a lot of tearjerker moments regarding Mason.
10:00 to 11:00 PM Season 2 was very touching for everyone. Jack's discussion with Kim, his final goodbyes to George and George's sacrifice.
There are so many it is extremly hard to pick one but I would say the scene where Lynn Mcgill and the security guard die in Season 5 after making a sacrifice and being exposed to the sentox gas. This just after the security guard said his final goodbye to his young daughter and told her he wont be coming home. 
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The scene plus the background score for that scene made it one of the most touching moments in all of tv history let alone 24.
| JasonWong0 wrote: |
Me it was season two's (Day 2: 2:00 P.M. - 3:00 P.M.) when Mason arrest his son to bring him to CTU and tells him that he has a few bank accounts that he'll be giving to him. As tough as Mason's character at the end he couldn't hold off his tears after telling his son that's he won't be needing his money... I'm a grown man and I just cried like crazy after seeing that scene! What was your most touching scene? |
Totally agree with you on that one and when he leaves CTU for good there is a silent clock in the middle of the episode (the only one) but the best for me was edgar's death in 512 that was heartbreaking breathless or whatever, but my god that scene...
Easy. For me it's always Season 3 and Ryan Chappelle's death (was it 6-7am?). Of course the whole storyline about Saunders going after him was pretty stupid, but when you build up to a death for a full episode, it can't be nothing but spectacular. I also liked the way his character essentially went from a bad guy to a good guy.
A close second might be the last two episodes of Season 1 (Teri telling Jack that she's pregnant and of course the ending of S1) and George's death in S2.
| kepa55 wrote: |
Easy. For me it's always Season 3 and Ryan Chappelle's death (was it 6-7am?). |
| brain05 wrote: |
| I agree. Mason's death. Specifically, the conversation between Jack and Mason on the plane. Simply brilliant. And Ryan Chapelle's death. The moments before shared between Jack and Ryan. That was just tragic and heartbreaking. |
I purchased Season 3 of the show last friday on iTunes, and I have now reached the point where Jack was forced to kill Ryan Chapelle. As much as I hated that guy...I felt really bad for him.
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I purchased Season 3 of the show last friday on iTunes, and I have now reached the point where Jack was forced to kill Ryan Chapelle. As much as I hated that guy...I felt really bad for him. |
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Agreed.
I haven't seen the entire series yet. I'm more than half way through season 3. I'd have to say it's a tie between Mason's discussion with his son and also Kyle Singer's conversation with his parents when we thought he was going to die. There are so many emotional moments in season 3. Guyell(sp?) talking to Michelle just before he died. I couldn't even look at the screen. And Michelle talking to Tony about the last 3 years being the best years of their lives. And I still haven't finished it yet. So far, this season is the scariest and most emotional to me. But I know it will probably be topped off by another season.
I agree all of you said. One of the biggest ones were Caphelle and Mason but none of them tops Bill Buchanan`s dead. I cried for an hour after him and it took days to get over it ((The most touching moment for me was when Edgar died in Season 5. The look on Chloe's face said it all. I couldn't hold back my own sobs. The other moment was when Chloe and Jack had their goodbye speech on Season 8. I really made this emotional for me because I had just finished watching season 3 (the season chloe debuted) and now I was watching their goodbye. Plus the countdown clock at the end added a nice touch.
