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24 - Episode 03x07
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Episode: 03x07
Title: Day 3: 7:00 P.M.-8:00 P.M.
Type: Regular Episode
Production Code: 3AFF07
First Aired: Dec. 09, 2003
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Season 3 » Episode #07 - Day 3: 7:00 P.M.-8:00 P.M.
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Summary: Aboard Salazar's plane, his men have a hard time restraining him from killing Jack, now their hostage; Bauer manages to turn the tables on his captors and hold Ramon at gunpoint until the plane lands.
Who appeared in this episode?
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Guest Stars:| Gael Ortega | played by Jesse Borrego | | Dr. Anne Packard | played by Wendy Crewson | | Ramon Salazar | played by Joaquim de Almeida | | Claudia | played by Vanessa Ferlito | | Hector Salazar | played by Vincent Laresca | | Ted Packard | played by Conor O'Farrell | | Tomas | played by Miguel Nájera | | Dr. Linzer | played by Andy Umberger | | Simon Cullens | played by Carlos Sanz (II) |
| Gerry Whitehorn | played by Jamie McShane | | Pedro | played by Wilmer Calderon | | Sandra | played by Vivian Guzman | | Rita Cullens | played by Deena Dill |
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Episode Quotes
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MISTAKES/GOOFS
- CONT: Real-time violation: At the top of the hour as the jet takes off and flies for Mexico, the sun is out in full force. When we see the presidential motorcade fifteen minutes later, they are driving in the dark with their headlights on.
- CONT: Tony made it from the hospital to CTU in a matter of minutes.
- CONT: Another violation of real time; It takes about 15 seconds from the time that Adam radioed security about Gael, to the time when Gael was spotted in a stairwell. It is unlikely that Gael would be found this quickly.
TRIVIA
- When Jack is held hostage in Salazaar's plane heading to Mexico, the guard watching Jack is also watching Speed (1994/I) on his laptop. You can see the part where the bus drives into the hangar on it's way to the runway to crash into the Pacific Courier cargo plane. Dennis Hopper stared in Speed (1994/I) and also played the role of Victor Drazen in the last 5 episodes of season 1.
- The original FOX broadcast began approximately one minute late.
- This episode won the Writer's Guild of America award for Best Drama Writing for a TV Show, beating out such contenders as "Law & Order" (1990).
- This episode originally aired on Reiko Aylesworth's (Michelle) 31st birthday.
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