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| + | | profession = Doctor |
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| + | | spouse = ''[[Ted Packard]]'' (ex-husband) |
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| + | | firstseen = "[[Day 3: 1:00pm-2:00pm]]" |
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| + | '''Dr. Anne Packard''' was the love interest of [[President]] [[David Palmer]] during [[Day 3]]. |
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| + | After Palmer survived an assassination attempt by [[Mandy]] at the end of [[Day 2]], he required medical attention, and Anne Packard was his doctor. He had divorced his former wife [[Sherry Palmer]], and had begun to see Anne romantically prior to the events of Day 3. Palmer's brother and [[White House Chief of Staff|Chief of Staff]], [[Wayne Palmer]], disapproved of the relationship because he feared the political consequences. |
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| + | Palmer's opponent in the presidential election, [[Senator]] [[John Keeler]], had planned to release allegations from [[Ted Packard]], Anne's ex-husband, during the [[presidential debates|presidential debate]]. Ted had been involved in a faulty drug scandal, and attempted to implicate Anne in the scandal. Wayne Palmer wanted to pay Ted off, and David was willing to go along, but called it off after Anne insisted that she didn't. Keeler released his allegation during the debate, but it was overshadowed when Palmer had to deal with a situation involving [[Jack Bauer]] breaking [[Ramon Salazar]] out of prison. |
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| + | Later, Ted called Anne over to his office to give her evidence that would clear her name. Once there, she noticed a gun, and tried to talk Ted out of committing suicide. He seemed to be influenced by her, but then shot himself in front of her. |
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| + | After finding the evidence that cleared her name, she told David she could not deal with the media attention, and ended their relationship. |
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Revision as of 08:19, 2 February 2020
| Anne Packard | |
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| Profession: | Doctor |
| Marital status: | Divorced |
| Spouse(s): | Ted Packard (ex-husband) |
| Significant other(s): | David Palmer (ex-boyfriend) |
| Status: | Alive |
| Played by: | Wendy Crewson |
| Season(s): | 3 |
| First episode: | "Day 3: 1:00pm-2:00pm" |
| Last episode: | "Day 3: 8:00pm-9:00pm" |
Dr. Anne Packard was the love interest of President David Palmer during Day 3.
Day 3
After Palmer survived an assassination attempt by Mandy at the end of Day 2, he required medical attention, and Anne Packard was his doctor. He had divorced his former wife Sherry Palmer, and had begun to see Anne romantically prior to the events of Day 3. Palmer's brother and Chief of Staff, Wayne Palmer, disapproved of the relationship because he feared the political consequences.
Palmer's opponent in the presidential election, Senator John Keeler, had planned to release allegations from Ted Packard, Anne's ex-husband, during the presidential debate. Ted had been involved in a faulty drug scandal, and attempted to implicate Anne in the scandal. Wayne Palmer wanted to pay Ted off, and David was willing to go along, but called it off after Anne insisted that she didn't. Keeler released his allegation during the debate, but it was overshadowed when Palmer had to deal with a situation involving Jack Bauer breaking Ramon Salazar out of prison.
Later, Ted called Anne over to his office to give her evidence that would clear her name. Once there, she noticed a gun, and tried to talk Ted out of committing suicide. He seemed to be influenced by her, but then shot himself in front of her.
After finding the evidence that cleared her name, she told David she could not deal with the media attention, and ended their relationship.
Live appearances
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See also
