24 (TV Series)

Day 6: 2:00 p.m.-3:00 p.m. (2007)

Kiefer Sutherland: Jack Bauer

Quotes 

• Jack Bauer : CTU, this is Bauer... We've got a problem.

• Phillip Bauer : Whatever your brother may have done: he didn't deserve this

  Jack Bauer : I didn't mean for this to happen

  Phillip Bauer : Yeah, well

  Jack Bauer : Yeah, I'm sorry about Graem, I am but right now CTU wants to know about your connection to Dmitri Gredenko

  Phillip Bauer : What?

  Jack Bauer : They said his working with Fayed, they want to know what you know about him

  Phillip Bauer : He was the Russian liaison on our government contract to decommission Soviet nukes, why?

  Jack Bauer : What kind of dealings did "you" have with him?

  Phillip Bauer : A couple phone calls to Moscow: that's about it

  Jack Bauer : Do you know of any contacts Gredenko might have which would allow Fayed to move the remaining four nukes?

  Phillip Bauer : Like I told you, I had virtually no involvement. Graem oversaw the project, he dealt with Gredenko. Whatever you need to know, died with him

  Jack Bauer : Do you know where Marilyn is?

  Phillip Bauer : No, why? You want to question her too?

  Phillip Bauer : [Before Jack leaves the room]  she's probably with Josh: his taking the death of his father pretty hard. Leave him alone, let him grieve in peace. I'll make call to some of the company executives about Gredenko, maybe Graem shared "something" I wasn't privy to

• Jack Bauer : [In the Situation Room]  I talked to my father about Gredenko: he said he'll make some inquires but I think it's a dead end, he doesn't know anything

  Nadia Yassir : The news from here isn't much better, but Milo managed to trace the fragment he pulled off Fayed's computer to a local IP network, it confirms Gredenko is definitely here in LA. I've got my people monitoring chatter, data mining interagency backlogs on Gredenko's activity prior to going underground, right now that's all we can do

  Jack Bauer : Ok

  Nadia Yassir : Have a seat

  Jack Bauer : What is it?

  Nadia Yassir : The toxicology report on your brother's body: forensic evidence indicates the Hydralazine Pentothal you administered to Graem during the interrogation was the cause of his coronary. There's something else, I saw the field tape and Rick Burke's report for Division. He said you exceeded protocols, even after he warned you of dangerous levels

  Jack Bauer : That's true, Agent Burke tried to warn me

  Nadia Yassir : And you pulled a gun on him. You must realize how this looks, coming right after your brother tried to kill you

  Jack Bauer : I lost control

  Nadia Yassir : Because you found out he was responsible for David Palmer's assassination?

  Jack Bauer : [Angrily]  yes because I found out about David Palmer's assassination, because I found out about everything. I lost control, I tried to tell you I didn't I could do this, I wanted to kill my brother. I wanted him dead, I was standing over him and I looked up and saw my father in the doorway and everything just stopped. I ordered Agent Burke to shut down the IV and he did. I thought we got it in time. I did not set out to kill my brother. I swear to you

  Nadia Yassir : I can "adjust" the report before I send it to Division

  Jack Bauer : No

  Nadia Yassir : An Internal Affairs investigation would impede our search for Fayed and Gredenko: right now you are critical to that

  Jack Bauer : You cannot cover this up. I ordered Agent Burke to administer the Hydralazine Pentothal. I killed my brother. Whatever the consequences are, I accept them, do this right

  Nadia Yassir : Ok, I'll submit the report as is

• Jack Bauer : I heard you were with Josh, I didn't want to disturb you

  Marilyn Bauer : He is taking it pretty hard: he loved his father very much

  Jack Bauer : I'm very sorry

  Marilyn Bauer : You don't owe me an apology

  Jack Bauer : They haven't told you the circumstances around Graem's heart attack?

  Marilyn Bauer : They told me enough. Look, I know the kind of man Graem was, even if he died from your interrogation, I don't blame you, I blame him. The truth is, I've tried to leave Graem for years but he threatened to take Josh away from me. He said I'd never see him again

  Jack Bauer : Did Josh know what he was like?

  Marilyn Bauer : No, I was trying to protect him from the truth of his father

  Jack Bauer : What've you told him about his father's death?

  Marilyn Bauer : Only that he had a heart attack: that's it for now

  Jack Bauer : Yeah, I'm sorry, I have to go back to work

  Marilyn Bauer : Is it true there are more bombs out there?

  Jack Bauer : Yes

  Marilyn Bauer : Are you any closer to finding them?

  Jack Bauer : No, we've hit a "road block." Right now we're looking for a Russian operative we believe is helping the terrorists. Graem knew him

  Marilyn Bauer : Russian?

  Jack Bauer : A man named Gredenko. You know him?

  Marilyn Bauer : No

  Jack Bauer : But you know "something"?

  Marilyn Bauer : Maybe, it was probably nothing. It was months ago

  Jack Bauer : Anything you tell us might help

  Marilyn Bauer : Graem was going out a lot at night and he said it was "work related", I didn't believe him. I thought he was having an affair so one night I followed him: it wasn't out of jealousy, it was for leverage, anything I could against him to get custody of Josh if I left him

  Jack Bauer : Where did he go?

  Marilyn Bauer : It was to a house in West LA. I went to the window and the blinds were drawn, but I could hear inside talking to some men, they had Russian ascents

  Jack Bauer : What were they saying?

  Marilyn Bauer : I couldn't hear them clear enough and frankly once I realized he wasn't cheating on me, I got in the car and went home

  Jack Bauer : Do you remember the address of the house?

  Marilyn Bauer : No, I'm sorry, I wasn't paying attention. I was more concerned about getting caught

  Jack Bauer : It is vital we find this man Gredenko. If we retrace the route you took that night, do you think you could recognize the house?

  Marilyn Bauer : Maybe

  Jack Bauer : Maybe?

  Marilyn Bauer : [after thinking it over]  yeah I think so

• Marilyn Bauer : [after seeing the scars on his right hand]  I can't imagine what you went through in China. When you were over there, I thought a lot about you. I "tried" not to. I guess I "tried" not to think about you for over twenty years

  Jack Bauer : We don't need to talk about this

  Marilyn Bauer : It was your father wasn't it? He drove you away: tried to pressure you to work for his company. Is that why you left? Enlisted in the military?

  Jack Bauer : There were a lot of reasons

  Marilyn Bauer : Was I one of them?

  Jack Bauer : No