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24 (Twenty Four) Channel - Dennis Hopper makes his first appearance as a Balkan war criminal who blames Jack for the death of his loved ones. His attempt at revenge is the motive behind the conspiracy.

24 (Twenty Four) Channel - Jack is at the mercy of the criminal masterminds he has been working all day to capture, while Kim must prove her innocence after she is mistakenly swept up in a police drug sting.

24 (Twenty Four) Channel - Victor and Andre Drazen use Jack as trade bait to get Alexis Drazen back. Meanwhile, Kimberly is again put in harm's way.

24 (Twenty Four) Channel - "The mole" within CTU is finally revealed. Meanwhile, the Drazens use Kimberly to make Jack do their dirty work.

24 (Twenty Four) Channel - Developments involving Jack Bauer and Agent Mike Doyle have CTU operatives and analysts scrambling to gain control of an intense situation. Meanwhile, Vice President Daniels prepares to address the country.

24 (Twenty Four) Channel - As the clock ticks closer to the final hours of Day Six, Jack Bauer copes with the consequences of taking matters into his own hands while Audrey endures what appears to be a post-traumatic reaction to being held captive.

24 (Twenty Four) Channel - Jack begins closing in on the location where Teri and Kimberly are being held hostage. Meanwhile, Teri and Kimberly create a shock of their own as things get violent at the compound.

24 (Twenty Four) Channel - Jack, now a wanted man, evades police while working with CTU to find Teri and Kimberly. Meanwhile, Tony and Nina track down information about Gaines as a new Director of CTU takes the helm.

24 (Twenty Four) Channel - Gaines' boss finally loses patience with Gaines' ineffective pursuit of Jack, as Jack turns the tables. Meanwhile, Nina and Tony learn the plot to assassinate Senator Palmer goes deeper than they thought.

24 (Twenty Four) Channel - CTU discovers that a backup plan is under way to assassinate Senator Palmer. There are more foreign shooters hired and they may already be in the country.

24 (Twenty Four) Channel - As the Administration resumes an offensive approach, they prepare for the unthinkable. Meanwhile, National Security Advisor Karen Hayes and her husband, CTU honcho Bill Buchanan, struggle with respective challenges.

24 (Twenty Four) Channel - After Jack Bauer and Agent Doyle team up in an attempt to prevent the advancement of the terror threat facing the country, Jack is jarred from an unforeseen development. President Wayne Palmer rattles the Administration and the terror threat escalates.

24 (Twenty Four) Channel - When Jack relays critical information involving Russian terrorist mastermind Gredenko, CTU must respond immediately. Meanwhile, Vice President Noah Daniels challenges the Administration throughout an intense strategy.

24 (Twenty Four) Channel - The nuclear threat has unexpected consequences while the investigation into the remaining nukes accelerates. As terrorists Gredenko and Fayed discuss their strategies, the Administration copes with the worsening situation during the ongoing power shifts.

24 (Twenty Four) Channel - Following the shocking events at the Russian Consulate, CTU tracks Gredenko and attempts to thwart further terror attacks on U.S. soil. Jack Bauer copes with devastating news while Vice President Noah Daniels considers controversial strategies.

Wall Street Journal Channel - Kiefer Sutherland tells Sky News' Paul Harrison how much he loves the 24, the show, and how his character, Jack Bauer, constantly changes to keep the concept alive. Video courtesy of Sky News. (Dec. 8)

24 (Twenty Four) Channel - As a presidential press conference nears, President Palmer calls a staff meeting and unites two unlikely and influential people. Meanwhile, savvy politicos Tom Lennox and Reed Pollock encounter yet another tense situation.

24 (Twenty Four) Channel - As the current Administration deals with a shocking setback, former President Charles Logan becomes increasingly involved. Meanwhile, politicos Pollock and Lennox are tied up in a very messy situation.