24 — Season 6
Twenty months have passed since the events of the last season, and America is reeling. In the weeks leading up to Day 6, a wave of devastating suicide bombings has struck across the nation, leaving the country on edge. Now, a shadowy figure named Abu Fayed emerges with a dangerous proposition: he’ll reveal the whereabouts of Hamri Al-Assad, believed to be the architect of these attacks—but only if Jack Bauer is handed over in return. The stakes are higher than ever as the nation grapples with an escalating crisis and a deeply personal demand.
The newly inaugurated U.S. President secured Jack’s release from a Chinese prison, a decision made with the understanding that he would now undertake a perilous mission – a series of actions intended to avert a wave of terror.
Could Jack, with the aid of an unexpected companion, thwart a suicide bombing and expose the mastermind behind these acts of terror?
Jack and Hamri Al-Assad, the latter a former terrorist leader now dedicated to fostering peace, followed a suspicious individual to a storage unit complex.
Jack grapples with his difficulties with Curtis, all while the CTU confronts a nuclear threat. A raid on a terrorist warehouse ensues, culminating in a devastating explosion that reverberates across Los Angeles.
Four additional nuclear weapons, small enough to be carried in a suitcase, remain unaccounted for. Jack’s sole clue directs him to the residence of his brother.
Jack stood face to face with his father, a tense confrontation unfolding. Meanwhile, the primary terrorist, if he hoped to detonate the remaining devices, required assistance.
The weight of family concerns pressed upon them all. Jack wrestled with the complexities of his relationship with his brother and father, while Morris carried the burden of worry for his own sibling.
The President held a meeting with a figure notorious for terrorism, as Jack pursued the elusive Morris. Meanwhile, Fayed plotted a catalyst for unrest, and Tom Lennox faced a pivotal decision.
Jack seeks out a Russian national as his father engages in clandestine dealings with shadowy patriots. Simultaneously, the President and the very foundations of the Constitution face potential peril.
As Jack searches for Gredenko and struggles to rescue Josh, the currents of Washington politics grow ever more complex.
Jack’s pursuit leads him to the residence of a long-standing adversary, just as an unnoticed bomber makes his way into the White House.
Jack’s pursuit leads him to the Russian Consulate, as the Vice President considers a broad executive order.
The pursuit of Gredenko throws Jack into a desperate chase within the Russian Consulate, while a former President makes a personal appeal to his estranged wife.
The satellite tracking system of CTU has been breached as a drone, laden with explosives, steers toward an unidentified city. Simultaneously, American forces are making preparations for a nuclear response targeting the Middle East.
Jack sought out an autistic man to aid in his pursuit of Gredenko, while Sandra Palmer faced a decision that would alter the course of events.
Jack subtly provoked Fayed by mentioning Gredenko, as the President navigated a growing threat to his position.
In the pursuit of the remaining suitcase bombs, Jack and the President alike employed strategic deception. They constructed elaborate facades, each designed to mislead their adversaries.
China seeks to acquire Russian nuclear technology, while the President demands the Vice President's departure from office.
Driven by a desperate need to protect a woman, Jack operates outside the bounds of authority, and the White House finds itself in need of a scapegoat to deflect attention from Fayed's triumph.
The disappearance of a computer circuit board sets off a chain of events. Whispers of Chinese espionage reach Moscow, forcing the White House to confront a potential security breach. Meanwhile, at CTU, an unexpected individual becomes a key…
Moscow’s actions trouble the White House, as Beijing challenges the CTU, and the compromised circuit board now rests with unexpected custodians.
Moscow exerts pressure on Washington, all the while Jack must navigate a dangerous double game, attempting to counter both the Chinese and a long-standing adversary.
To avert conflict with Russia, the White House arranged a trade: Jack’s nephew for the vital circuit board. As a precaution against interference, Jack himself was placed under guard.
Jack hurried toward his nephew, and toward the man who had long been his greatest adversary, as a Chinese submarine and F-18 fighters sped toward the same point. Chloe collapsed. Would Jack ever find a moment of tranquility?
