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// "24" SEASON SIX (DAY 6) //

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Season Six, also known as Day 6, of the television series 24 premiered on Sunday, January 14, 2007. It premiered on Sky One in the UK on January 21, 2007, with two episodes, then two episodes the following week, and another two the week after, before having only one episode per week. The Australian premiere was on January 30, 2007.

The season's storyline began and will end at 6:00 a.m. It is set 20 months after the events of the fifth season.

A 10-minute preview was available exclusively to the American audience with the fifth season DVD.

Season Six Overview

Season Six (2007) is set 20 months after season five. Show designers acknowledge that it should technically take place in January, 2013, but also that this is partially incorrect, as they avoid the use of dates in order to have the show remain in a "perpetual now".[1] Even though the phones in CTU show this, Wayne Palmer acknowledges that he has been president for a little over three months, and according to years past, the real date should be May, 2013.

After the events in season five and over the last 11 weeks before Day 6, the United States has been targeted coast-to-coast in a series of suicide bombings including a train bombing in Atlanta, casino bombing in Las Vegas, park bombing in Phoenix, hospital bombing in Detroit, a mall bombing in Baltimore, office building bombing in San Jose, hotel bombing in Chicago, a taxi bomb in New York City, bus bombing in Los Angeles, bombing at the airport in St. Louis and street bombs in San Antonio, Milwaukee, and Portland, Oregon. President Wayne Palmer has negotiated the release of Jack Bauer from a Chinese prison, under "high-price" terms that have not been revealed. A man by the name of Hamri Al-Assad is believed to be behind the attacks. A man named Abu Fayed agrees to give the U.S. the location of Assad in exchange for $25 million and Jack Bauer with whom he has a personal grudge. Jack agrees to be turned over to Fayed knowing Fayed will likely kill him. Government agents mount an assault on Assad's location. After beating Jack, and about to kill him, Fayed tells Jack that he is the one behind the attacks, not Assad. In fact, Assad is trying to stop them. Jack manages to escape, and tries to warn the President before Assad is killed, but Palmer refuses to abort the attack. Jack quickly rescues Assad shortly before the attack.

Assad and Jack then work together, stopping a suicide bombing in the Los Angeles subway and tracking a suspect that they thought would lead them to Fayed, but didn't. Instead, he leads them to a computer that contained information that said that Fayed is planning to detonate nuclear weapons in the U.S. Curtis Manning appears and prepares to take Assad back to CTU. Jack then finds out that Curtis wants revenge against Assad and Jack chooses to kill Curtis to save Assad. Distraught, Jack collapses and vomits. He calls Bill Buchanan at CTU and quits.

The terrorists detonate a nuclear bomb in Valencia, California. The nuclear explosion is visible to Jack as he is lying on the ground, still sick over being forced to kill Curtis. It isn't long before Jack realizes that he wants to save lives and gets back on the job that would eventually lead him to his brother, Graem Bauer, and his father, Phillip Bauer. Jack would eventually follow more leads and stop another nuclear bomb from going off in Los Angeles. Jack then has the task of locating and disarming the remaining nuclear bombs. As of 11:00pm (episode 17), all the remaining bombs have been successfully intercepted or disarmed by CTU. After discovering the fact that his former lover Audrey Raines is still alive, Jack is determined to save her from Chinese agent Cheng Zhi.

Major Plots

Episodes 1-4: Jack Bauer, after being taken prisoner by China 20 months earlier, is released under a deal arranged by President Wayne Palmer. Jack is immediately asked to sacrifice himself to Abu Fayed, who has offered CTU Hamri Al-Assad, who is believed to be the terrorist mastermind behind the suicide bombings of the last 11 weeks, in exchange for Bauer. Bauer finds out however, that Assad is actually trying to stop the attacks, and Fayed is the true mastermind. Bauer escapes, rescues Assad, and then prevents a subway bombing in Los Angeles. Bauer & CTU then find out that the bombings of recent weeks were all designed to distract the United States from Fayed's true objective: the detonation of five nuclear bombs across the United States. At the end of the fourth episode, one bomb is detonated in Valencia, north of L.A.

Episodes 5-11: Jack discovers that his father and brother are involved in the plot. He also finds out that they were connected to the events that happened 20 months ago. After locating and defusing one of the remaining bombs, Jack successfully rescues his nephew, Josh, from his father (who killed Graem). Philip escapes, but leaves Jack a lead to call former President Charles Logan. President Logan takes Jack to the Russian Consulate General, Anatoly Markov. Assad manages to lead CTU to Dmitri Gredenko, who provided Fayed with the bombs and is planning to arm RK-2 Aerial Drones with the three remaining bombs to attack the United States. Back at the White House, President Palmer refuses to implement security measures that would suspend civil liberties and refuses to take military action against countries some believe supported the attacks. Instead he enlists the former terrorist Assad to make a speech to the world asking his people to give the U.S. information on locating the real terrorists and move towards peace. Some in the government, claiming to be true patriots, are unhappy with Palmer's approach, fearing that it will lead to the destruction of the United States. One of them, Deputy Chief of Staff Reed Pollock, has a plan to assassinate the President and frame Hamri Al-Assad for the attack. Chief of Staff Tom Lennox tries to prevent the assassination attempt, but he is unsuccessful. The President's podium explodes at the end of the 11th hour, killing Assad and leaving Palmer in critical condition.

Episodes 12-15: The President is in a coma, so Vice President Noah Daniels assumes the powers of Commander-in-Chief and immediately implements the security measures and threatens to attack the Middle-Eastern country that Assad and Fayed hail from. Meanwhile, Logan fails to blackmail Markov successfully into giving up Gredenko, so Jack sneaks back into the Russian Consulate and takes Markov hostage, torturing him until he gives Jack the information about Gredenko's whereabouts. Gredenko and Fayed are in the desert, preparing to launch the nukes on the unmanned drones at unnamed targets. But Jack is captured by the Russians soon after discovering Gredenko and Fayed's location. President Logan convinces his ex-wife Martha to call the Russian First Lady, Anya Suvarov, who convinces Russian President Yuri Suvarov to authorize CTU action against the consulate (led by new Director of Field Operations Mike Doyle). Jack immediately gives CTU the location of Gredenko, but it is too late, as one drone has already been launched and is heading towards San Francisco. CTU manages to locate the drone pilot through a security breach at CTU (for which Nadia Yassir is blamed, but later cleared), and Jack manages to crash land the drone. However, the bomb's nuclear core is compromised in the crash landing, releasing radiation. Vice President Daniels uses this as an excuse to launch a nuclear strike against the Middle-East. Sandra Palmer gives consent to bring President Palmer out of his coma, and he is able to stop the attack.

Episodes 16-17: Jack Bauer and CTU capture Gredenko, but are still looking for the bombs. Gredenko agrees to cooperate with CTU to bring down Fayed in exchange for amnesty, and CTU plants a tracker in his arm. But his cooperation is a ruse, and he reveals to Fayed that it is a trap. Gredenko cuts off his arm to get away from the tracking device and they escape, but Gredenko tries to save himself by revealing Fayed's identity in a bar, whose patrons successfully hold Fayed. Fayed is taken into CTU custody and Gredenko gets away but dies from massive bleeding. Meanwhile, Palmer successfully fends off a challenge of his competence by Daniels, but then inexplicably reverses his position and orders the attack against Fayed's country. President Palmer's nuclear strike is later revealed to be a ruse to pressure Fayed's country into revealing Fayed's associates. This information is then used in another ruse staged by CTU in attempt to lure Fayed to reveal the location of the bombs. The ruse is also proven unsuccessful, but Jack is able to follow Fayed. After a violent struggle with Fayed, Jack single-handedly kills Fayed and his men and finds the two remaining nuclear bombs. The crisis seems to be over. But then Jack receives a phone call from Audrey Raines who had been presumed dead in China, and is being held by Cheng Zhi, the same Chinese agent who kidnapped and tortured Jack for the past two years. Zhi then gives Jack a number to call when he is alone, threatening to kill Audrey if Jack does not do what Cheng asks of him.

Episode 18-19: Cheng Zhi demands that Jack obtain a circuit board from the suitcase nuke in exchange for Audrey's freedom. The board would supposedly give the Chinese access to all of Russia's nuclear protocols, which could spark an international crisis if the Russians find out about it. With Chloe's help, Jack tries to get the circuit board himself, knowing that CTU will not support his action. But Morris discovers Chloe's activities and forces her to tell Buchanan what Jack is up to. Doyle disables Jack, who asks to speak to the President to request authorization of his operation to save Audrey. President Palmer reluctantly agrees after Jack guarantees he will not allow the board to get into Chinese hands, and that he will sacrifice himself with the board if necessary. Meanwhile, with the suitcase nuke crisis over, President Palmer and staff leave the bunker and return to the Oval Office where Palmer demands that Vice President Daniels resign using the evidence Tom Lennox has about his perjury. But President Palmer collapses from a cerebral hemorrhage during a press conference before Daniels submits his resignation. After the Vice President assumes executive duties, he reverses Palmer's order for Jack's operation and Jack turns rogue, determined to save Audrey and kill Cheng. He and Cheng meet to do the exchange, but CTU and Doyle, who was able to track Jack down, engage on Cheng's men right as Audrey is freed and Jack gives up the circuit board. Cheng ends up getting away with the circuit board, as Jack is arrested before he had the chance to blow up the circuit board, himself, and Cheng with an explosive he had hidden. Audrey is safe, yet Jack notices that she has a mental breakdown as she doesn't recognize him.

Subplots

Abu Fayed tried to get his revenge on Jack Bauer for torturing and killing his brother. He is later killed by Jack, strangled with a crane.

The bad relationship between National Security Advisor Karen Hayes and Chief of Staff Thomas Lennox forces Karen to resign. Karen later withdraws her resignation after the assassination attempt on President Palmer. Somewhat ironically, Hayes and Lennox find themselves allied with each other in opposition to Vice President Daniels' plans to launch nuclear weapons, though Hayes' opposition to Daniels' actions is apparently stronger. Their conflict ends when they agree to a truce after teaming up together to keep President Palmer in office.

The bad relationship between Morris and Milo Pressman; each had been involved with Chloe, and Morris ends up with her.

Former terrorist Hamri Al-Assad is accused of being the one detonating all of the bombs when he is really being framed and trying to create peace. He is later killed during an assassination attempt on President Palmer.

Jack is emotionally depleted after enduring 20 months of torture in China which ended just hours before Day 6 begins.

Walid Al-Rezani, boyfriend of Sandra Palmer (David and Wayne's sister), spies for the FBI inside a detention center in Washington D.C., only to be beaten and hospitalized for nothing as the suspected inmates are merely spectators.

The mysterious apparent mastermind who was seen - but not previously identified - as being behind the events of Day 5 turns out to be Jack's brother, Graem Bauer. He is killed later by his father Philip Bauer.

Phillip Bauer, Jack's father, mysteriously - but apparently intentionally - disappeared the day before the nuclear explosion in L.A. Phillip may have maintained ties with BXJ, the company from which the suitcase nukes were garnered. As a result, his affiliation with the terrorists is suspect. After killing his son Graem (to prevent him from breaking under interrogation) and trying to kill Jack, it is later revealed that he was behind Day 5's events. After closing in to kill Jack, Phillip escapes - inexplicably leaving a lead for Jack - and is still at large.

President Wayne Palmer rejects Tom Lennox's executive orders for federal intervention in suspecting Muslim communities in front of the entire Cabinet.

Marilyn Bauer having mixed feelings when her husband Graem dies as she has been trying to leave him for years, and appears to still have feelings for her brother-in-law Jack, with whom she had a prior relationship.

Morris being emotionally depleted and mired in self-pity after being tortured by Abu Fayed and forced to program the trigger device that can arm the remaining nukes, tempting him to start drinking again. When Chloe discovers this, she is angry and horrified, but agrees not to have him relieved of duty. He later suppresses his habit by disposing his drink and focusing back on his work.

President Palmer's Deputy Chief of Staff Reed Pollock and his associate Bruce Carson plot to assassinate President Palmer using a cassette player bomb and frame Hamri Al-Assad for the deadly act. Pollock claims that Vice President Daniels is not involved with the assassination plot.

Chief of Staff Tom Lennox pretends to join them, and Pollock discovers him attempting to warn the Secret Service, so he kidnaps Lennox. Lennox pretends again to go along with the plotters and is released after the assassination attempt, but quickly turns in the two political operatives as well as himself.

Former President Charles Logan claims he has information about Dmitri Gredenko's whereabouts through the Russian Consulate in Los Angeles. With President Wayne Palmer's approval, he is temporarily released in Jack's custody and will help Jack to obtain the information on Gredenko's location. After failing to obtain the information he needs through Anatoly Markov, he turns to his ex-wife Martha Logan for help.

Martha Logan is romantically involved with ex-Secret Service agent Aaron Pierce. During the tense reunion between Martha and Charles Logan, she stabs Logan in the chest with a kitchen knife due to her psychological instability since her divorce from the former President.

Vice President Daniels attempts to convince Lennox to suppress information about who was behind the assassination attempt and to lie to Hamri Al-Assad's country, telling them that it was Assad who planted the bomb to kill Palmer, in order to further Lennox's homeland security plan. Although hesitant, Lennox listens to Daniels to protect his job and lies to Assad's country's ambassador, causing Daniels to threaten them with a nuclear strike if they don't help with stopping Abu Fayed.

The bad relationship between Milo Pressman and Mike Doyle stems from their previous association in Denver. Nadia says that Doyle enjoys hurting people during her interrogation, which might be the source of their conflict. Their conflict is later resolved, however, when Doyle hands the evidence that prove Nadia's innocence back to CTU.

Jack is told by Marilyn Bauer that Audrey Raines has died in a car accident in China when she was attempting to secure his release. Jack doesn't believe that it was an accident and vows to find out the truth after this crisis is over. Chloe tells him that DNA samples were sent to China to help identify the remains but has no official confirmation of this. Audrey is later revealed to be alive, despite no one in CTU being aware, and she is being held by Cheng Zhi, the same Chinese agent who had kidnapped Jack two years before.

The trust between Abu Fayed and Dmitri Gredenko diminishes after Markov's cover was blown, and the drone failed to reach its target. This leads Fayed to pull a gun on Gredenko, but he puts it down after realizing that Gredenko is the only one who can help him detonate the remaining bombs. Gredenko is dead after Fayed amputates his arm to try to avoid CTU detection (his arm was injected with a tracer). In the end, Fayed is killed by Jack.

President Palmer is out of the coma and has been injected with adrenaline by Dr. Welton, but he is hiding the extent of his injuries from the Cabinet and is in very weak condition. President Palmer later collapses during a press conference due to his injuries.

The bad relationship between President Wayne Palmer and Vice President Noah Daniels stems from their disagreement on counter terrorism policies and their wrestle of power. It is known from their conversation that the fact they ran for office together is based on the balance of the ticket, rather than their beliefs, which might be the source of their conflict. Currently, Vice President Daniels assumes presidential duties for a second time after President Palmer collapses during a press conference.

Preview

A 10-minute preview of Season 6 of 24 is available on the Season 5 DVD. The clip begins with a recap of Jack's capture at the end of season 5 before cutting to him now being held captive by the Chinese, 7 months later at an unidentified location. He is being tortured by several guards who inform Cheng Zhi that they are still unable to extract information from him regarding a Chinese government agent who they believe is working for the United States. Frustrated at his unwillingness to speak, the guards throw him back into his cell.

Shortly thereafter, two American covert-ops soldiers break into the complex, killing a guard, in order to free Bauer from his cell. They lead him through an outdoor complex, to a concealed vehicle nearby. After a brief chase, they come to a dark field where the men tell Jack that they will have a transport ready to pick him up shortly. The two soldiers then summon a man by the name of Hong Wai, who had been concealed in the shadows of the field, to greet Jack. Hong Wai is immediately recognizable as one of the men that Jack had been questioned about earlier, regarding the mole in their government.

As Jack flinches in recognition of Hong, several flood lights come on, and Chinese military vehicles swarm on the scene. Cheng Zhi walks into the field and thanks Bauer for his help in identifying Hong, whom he had apparently suspected all along. Zhi then executes Hong with a single shot to the head, and thanks the covert-ops agents for their role in the set-up, promising them that money will be transferred to their Swiss bank accounts. The guards are then ordered to return Jack to his cell where he will continue to be held prisoner.

Incidentally, this is the only sequence of 24 not exclusively utilizing the real time aspect of the show, with the possible exception of the flashback at the end of Day 1.

Season Six Cast

Starring Kiefer Sutherland as Jack Bauer Mary Lynn Rajskub as Chloe O'Brian D.B. Woodside as President Wayne Palmer James Morrison as Bill Buchanan Peter MacNicol as Tom Lennox Jayne Atkinson as Karen Hayes Carlo Rota as Morris O'Brian Eric Balfour as Milo Pressman Marisol Nichols as Nadia Yassir Regina King as Sandra Palmer Special Guest Stars Powers Boothe as Vice President Noah Daniels James Cromwell as Phillip Bauer Kim Raver as Audrey Raines Jean Smart as Martha Logan Gregory Itzin as Charles Logan

Recurring Adoni Maropis as Abu Fayed Rena Sofer as Marilyn Bauer Alexander Siddig as Hamri Al-Assad Chad Lowe as Reed Pollock Kari Matchett as Lisa Miller Harry Lennix as Walid Al-Rezani Evan Ellingson as Josh Bauer Rade Šerbedžija as Dmitri Gredenko Roger Cross as Curtis Manning David Hunt as Darren McCarthy Kal Penn as Ahmed Amar Raphael Sbarge as Ray Wallace Megan Gallagher as Jillian Wallace Michael Angarano as Scott Wallace Paul McCrane as Graem Bauer Ajay Mehta as the Middle Eastern Ambassador Nick Jameson as Russian President Yuri Suvarov Kathleen Gati as Russian First Lady Anya Suvarov John Noble as Anatoly Markov Glenn Morshower as Aaron Pierce Tzi Ma as Cheng Zhi Ricky Schroder as Mike Doyle

Season Six Episodes

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6:00 AM - 7:00 AM (Hour 1) Originally Aired: January 14, 2007 on FOX A wave of terrorist attacks hits 10 U.S. cities in 11 weeks, and President Wayne Palmer is forced to consider desperate measures. Ahmed Amar: Kal Penn. Abu Fayed: Adoni Maropis. Full Episode Breakdown	7:00 AM - 8:00 AM (Hour 2) Originally Aired: January 14, 2007 on FOX Jack escapes from Abu Fayed and tries to warn CTU that Fayed, not Assad, is behind the bombings, and the strike on Assad should be canceled. Abu Fayed: Adoni Maropis. Walid Al-Rezani: Harry Lennix. Hamri Al-Assad: Alexander Siddig. Full Episode Breakdown
8:00 AM - 9:00 AM (Hour 3) Originally aired: January 15, 2007 on FOX Jack and Assad hope that Masheer, one of Abu Fayed's men, will lead them to Fayed. Hamri Al-Assad: Alexander Siddig. Abu Fayed: Adoni Maropis. Full Episode Breakdown	9:00 AM - 10:00 AM (Hour 4) Originally aired: January 15, 2007 on FOX The stakes are raised in the search for Fayed and Numair, and Jack takes over the operation at President Palmer's request. Hasan Numair: Shaun Majumder. Full Episode Breakdown
10:00 AM - 11:00 AM (Hour 5) Originally aired: January 22, 2007 on FOX CTU and the Palmer administration are left reeling by the terrorist incident in Valencia, but terrorist Abu Fayed has problems of his own. Walid Al-Rezani: Harry Lennix. Hamri Al-Assad: Alexander Siddig. Full Episode Breakdown	11:00 AM - 12:00 NOON (Hour 6) Originally aired: January 29, 2007 on FOX Jack's family becomes part of the investigation; politicos Reed Pollock (Chad Lowe) and Thomas Lennox strategize on how to advance their agenda; and President Palmer delivers an address to the nation. Graem: Paul McCrane. Phillip Bauer: James Cromwell. Full Episode Breakdown
12:00 NOON - 1:00 PM (Hour 7) Originally aired: February 5, 2007 on FOX Jack and his brother's fortunes are reversed, and Lennox lobbies President Palmer hard to approve Executive Order 1066. Reed Pollock: Chad Lowe. Phillip Bauer: James Cromwell. Full Episode Breakdown	1:00 PM - 2:00 PM (Hour 8) Originally aired: February 12, 2007 on FOX Darren McCarthy runs into some trouble trying to deliver Morris to Fayed, and those dissatisfied with President Palmer's handling of the crisis begin to align. Vice President Noah Daniels: Powers Boothe. Marilyn: Rena Sofer. Darren McCarthy: David Hunt. Rita: Missy Crider. Reed Pollock: Chad Lowe. Full Episode Breakdown
2:00 PM - 3:00 PM (Hour 9) Originally aired: February 12, 2007 on FOX Darren McCarthy runs into some trouble trying to deliver Morris to Fayed, and those dissatisfied with President Palmer's handling of the crisis begin to align. Vice President Noah Daniels: Powers Boothe. Marilyn: Rena Sofer. Darren McCarthy: David Hunt. Rita: Missy Crider. Reed Pollock: Chad Lowe. Full Episode Breakdown	3:00 PM - 4:00 PM (Hour 10) Originally aired: February 19, 2007 on FOX Chloe covers for another agent; Milo is thrown into unfamiliar duties; and Jack faces a hard compromise. Reed Pollock: Chad Lowe. Marilyn: Rena Sofer. Full Episode Breakdown
4:00 PM - 5:00 PM (Hour 11) Originally aired: February 26, 2007 on FOX Jack follows up on the lead his father gave him; Fayed gets assistance from a Russian accomplice; and President Palmer tries to cement an unlikely alliance. Reed Pollock: Chad Lowe. Full Episode Breakdown	5:00 PM - 6:00 PM (Hour 12) Originally aired: March 5, 2007 on FOX An attempted coup d'état rattles the Palmer administration, and Jack warily accepts an offer of help from former president Logan (Gregory Itzin). Noah Daniels: Powers Boothe. Yuri Suvarov: Nick Jameson. Full Episode Breakdown
6:00 PM - 7:00 PM (Hour 13) Originally aired: March 12, 2007 on FOX Mike Doyle (Rick Schroder) joins CTU as head of Field Ops, just in time to oversee a crucial mission. Meanwhile, Jack has information CTU needs and no way to get it there, and Charles and Martha Logan have a tense reunion. Full Episode Breakdown	7:00 PM - 8:00 PM (Hour 14) Originally aired: March 19, 2007 on FOX Jack deals with devastating news, and acting president Noah Daniels (Powers Boothe) mulls enacting controversial measures. Mike Doyle: Ricky Schroder. Dmitri Gredenko: Rade Sherbedgia. Full Episode Breakdown
8:00 PM - 9:00 PM (Hour 15) Originally aired: March 26, 2007 on FOX Gredenko puts his Plan B into action; new evidence about a CTU agent comes to light; and Karen tries to shift the balance of power. Noah Daniels: Powers Boothe. Dmitri Gredenko: Rade Sherbedgia. Full Episode Breakdown	9:00 PM - 10:00 PM (Hour 16) Originally aired: April 2, 2007 on FOX Jack interrogates Gredenko and tries to get him to lead CTU to Fayed, while Vice President Daniels invokes the 25th Amendment and calls for a Cabinet vote on Wayne Palmer's fitness to be president. Noah Daniels: Powers Boothe. Mike Doyle: Ricky Schroder. Full Episode Breakdown
10:00 PM - 11:00 PM (Hour 17) Originally aired: April 9, 2007 on FOX President Palmer makes a bold gambit, and Jack changes his strategy about Fayed. Abu Fayed: Adoni Maropis. Full Episode Breakdown	11:00 PM - 12:00 MIDNIGHT (Hour 18) Originally aired: April 16, 2007 on FOX Jack risks sparking an international incident when he launches a rescue mission, with a little clandestine help from Chloe. Lisa Miller: Kari Matchett. Full Episode Breakdown
12:00 MIDNIGHT - 1:00 AM (Hour 19) Originally aired: April 23, 2007 on FOX While Vice President Daniels and Lennox mend fences, relationships are shattered at CTU. Lisa Miller: Kari Matchett. Mike Doyle: Ricky Schroder. Full Episode Breakdown	1:00 AM - 2:00 AM (Hour 20) Originally aired: April 30, 2007 on FOX CTU searches for a lead on Cheng, and acting president Daniels believes there may be a leak at CTU or the White House. Audrey Raines: Kim Raver. Noah Daniels: Powers Booth. Yuri Suvarov: Nick Jameson. Full Episode Breakdown
2:00 AM - 3:00 AM (Hour 21) Originally aired: May 7, 2007 on FOX Doyle leads a CTU tactical team to a location thought to be Cheng's safe house, and Lennox and Daniels concoct a plan to feed disinformation to the Russians. Lisa Miller: Kari Matchett. Marilyn Bauer: Rena Sofer. Full Episode Breakdown	3:00 AM - 4:00 AM (Hour 22) Originally aired: May 14, 2007 on FOX Full Episode Breakdown
4:00 AM - 5:00 AM (Hour 23) Originally aired: May 21, 2007 on FOX Full Episode Breakdown	5:00 AM - 6:00 AM (Hour 24) Originally aired: May 21, 2007 on FOX Full Episode Breakdown

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