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:''"What made us want to bring back Jack was the fact that we really missed him. I missed him. Kiefer [Sutherland] missed him. It was really an opportunity to bring back an old friend, and to work with old friends again, and it was really as simple as that."''
'''Howard Gordon''' is a script writer, executive producer and showrunner for ''[[24]]''. Gordon wrote several episodes of [[Season 1]] and [[Season 2|2]], then crafted the entire story arcs for [[Season 3]] and [[Season 4|4]]. He temporarily left ''24'' in the middle of Season 4 to work on another [[20th Century Fox|Fox]] series, ''The Inside''. After the cancellation of ''The Inside'', Gordon returned to ''24'' where, in 2006, he became executive producer and showrunner.
 
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:<small>&mdash; Howard Gordon on ''24: Live Another Day''<sup>[http://www.wsmv.com/story/25436803/stars-from-24-live-another-day-chat-with-fox-carolina-on-the-red-carpet]</sup></small>
   
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'''Howard Gordon''' {{born|March|31|1961}} is a script writer, executive producer and showrunner for ''[[24]]''. He started working on the show as a writer on 2001, until becoming executive producer and showrunner in 2006. He served as showrunner until the conclusion of [[Day 8]], but continued to serve as Executive Producer for ''[[24: Live Another Day]]'' and ''[[24: Legacy]]''.
Gordon has also written/produced other hit TV shows including ''Spenser: For Hire'', ''Beauty and the Beast'' (both with [[Alex Gansa]]), ''The X-Files'', ''Buffy the Vampire Slayer'', and ''Angel''. Gordon has worked with [[David Fury]] on writing episodes of Angel in 1999 and worked with [[Manny Coto]] on ''Strange World'' in 1999-2002.
 
   
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== Biography and career ==
Gordon's son [[Cap Gordon]] portrayed [[Prescott O'Brian]], the son of Morris and [[Chloe O'Brian]] on Day 7. He is first seen in [[Day 7: 4:00pm-5:00pm]].
 
   
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Howard Gordon was born in Queens, New York City to a Jewish family. He attended Roslyn High School, and then Princeton, graduating in 1984.
In 2011, Gordon, [[Evan Katz]] and Alex Gansa developed the series ''Homeland'', starring [[Diego Klattenhoff]] and [[Navid Negahban]], for Showtime (which featured composer [[Sean Callery]] and producer [[Michael Klick]]). Actors who have appeared on ''Homeland'' include [[Omid Abtahi]], [[Nazanin Boniadi]], [[Al Faris]], [[Tim Guinee]], [[Mido Hamada]], [[Jonah Lotan]], [[Dane Northcutt]], [[Nestor Serrano]], [[Sammy Sheik]], [[Maury Sterling]], [[Hrach Titizian]], and [[Herzl H. Tobey]]. The following year, Howard's new show won an Emmy Award for Outstanding Writing for a Drama Series and another for Outstanding Drama Series as well as a 2012 and 2013 Golden Globe Award for Best Drama Series. Homeland's third season debuts in fall 2013.
 
   
 
Gordon met [[Alex Gansa]] early on, and started working with him soon after graduating. They both worked together on shows like ''Spenser: For Hire'', ''Beauty and the Beast'', and ''The X-Files'' as writers and co-producers. During the late 90's, Gordon also worked on hit shows ''Buffy the Vampire Slayer'', and ''Angel'', on which he worked with [[David Fury]]. He also worked with [[Manny Coto]] on ''Strange World'' from 1999-2002.
Gordon and Katz both wrote and produced the series ''Awake'' (starring [[Cherry Jones]]), which was subsequently cancelled despite positive remarks from TV critics.
 
   
 
In 2011, Gordon, [[Evan Katz]] and Alex Gansa developed the series ''Homeland'', starring [[Diego Klattenhoff]] and [[Navid Negahban]], for Showtime (which featured composer [[Sean Callery]] and producer [[Michael Klick]]). Actors who have appeared on ''Homeland'' include [[Omid Abtahi]], [[Nazanin Boniadi]], [[Al Faris]], [[Tim Guinee]], [[Mido Hamada]], [[Jonah Lotan]], [[Dane Northcutt]], [[Nestor Serrano]], [[Sammy Sheik]], [[Maury Sterling]], [[Hrach Titizian]], and [[Herzl H. Tobey]]. The following year, Howard's new show won an Emmy Award for Outstanding Writing for a Drama Series and another for Outstanding Drama Series as well as a 2012 and 2013 Golden Globe Award for Best Drama Series.
In May 2013, Fox announced ''[[24: Live Another Day]]'', a ''24'' miniseries based on a story concept from Gordon, who will also serve as executive producer.
 
   
 
In 2012, Gordon and Katz both wrote and produced the series ''Awake'' (starring [[Cherry Jones]]), which was subsequently cancelled despite positive remarks from TV critics. In 2014, Gordon worked on two new shows: FX's ''Tyrant'', and TNT's ''Legends''.
== ''24''-related appearances ==
 
* "[[24 Season 6: Inside the Writers' Room]]", <small>Season 6 DVD</small>
 
* "[[24: The Official Companion: Season 6 DVD|Changing All the Rules]]," <small>''24: The Official Companion: Season 6'' DVD</small>
 
* [[24: The Official Companion: Season 6 DVD|Keepin' It Real: The Stunts and Special Effects of ''24'']], <small>''24: The Official Companion: Season 6'' DVD</small>
 
* "[[24: The Official Companion: Season 6 DVD|''24'' and the War on Terror: Can Truth Learn from Fiction?]]," <small>''24: The Official Companion: Season 6'' DVD</small>
 
* "[[24 in 24]]"
 
* "[[24-7: The Untold Story]]," <small>Season 7 DVD</small>
 
   
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=== Role on ''24'' ===
* Gordon recorded [[audio commentary]] for the following:
 
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** "[[Day 2: 4:00am-5:00am]]" (with [[Dennis Haysbert]])
 
 
Gordon started working on ''24'' as a writer in 2001. He wrote several episodes of [[Season 1]] and [[Season 2|2]], then crafted the entire story arcs for [[Season 3]] and [[Season 4|4]]. He temporarily left ''24'' in the middle of Season 4 to work on another [[20th Century Fox|Fox]] series, ''The Inside''. After the cancellation of ''The Inside'', Gordon returned to ''24'' where, in 2006, he became executive producer and showrunner. He remained as such until the show ended on [[Season 8]], during which he also wrote several episodes.
** [[Season 2 DVD|Season 2 deleted scenes]] (with [[Rodney Charters]] and [[Jon Cassar]])
 
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** "[[Day 3: 11:00am-12:00pm]]" (with [[Kiefer Sutherland]])
 
 
Gordon's son [[Cap Gordon]] portrayed [[Prescott O'Brian]], the son of Morris and [[Chloe O'Brian]] on Day 7. He is first seen in [[Day 7: 4:00pm-5:00pm]].
** "[[Day 3: 10:00pm-11:00pm]]" (with [[Sarah Clarke]])
 
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** [[Season 3 DVD|Season 3 deleted scenes]] (with [[Jon Cassar]] and [[Michael Loceff]])
 
 
In May 2013, Fox announced ''[[24: Live Another Day]]'', a ''24'' miniseries based on a story concept from Gordon. He served as executive producer of the show which aired during 2014.
** "[[Day 5: 7:00am-8:00am]]" (with [[Kiefer Sutherland]] and [[Jon Cassar]])
 
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** "[[Day 5: 12:00am-1:00am]]" (with [[Mary Lynn Rajskub]])
 
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In January 2016, Fox announced ''[[24: Legacy]]'', a ''24'' spinoff pilot with Gordon as executive producer.
** "[[Day 6: 6:00am-7:00am]]" (with [[Kiefer Sutherland]])
 
** "[[Day 7: 1:00am-2:00am]]" (with [[Carlos Bernard]] and [[Jeffrey Nordling]])
 
** "[[Day 7: 7:00am-8:00am]]" (with [[Jon Cassar]])
 
** ''[[24: Redemption]]'' (with [[Jon Cassar]] and [[Kiefer Sutherland]])
 
** "[[Day 7: 7:00am-8:00am]]" (with [[Jon Cassar]])
 
   
 
==''24'' credits==
 
==''24'' credits==
 
=== Producer ===
 
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* [[Season 2]] &ndash; [[Season 8]]: Executive Producer
 
* ''[[24: Live Another Day|Live Another Day]]'': Executive Producer
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* ''[[24: Legacy|Legacy]]'': Executive Producer
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* [[24 (Indian TV series)|''24'' (Indian)]]: Executive Producer
   
 
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*''[[24: Live Another Day]]''
 
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=== ''24''-related appearances ===
 
* Gordon recorded [[audio commentary]] for the following:
 
** "[[Day 2: 4:00am-5:00am]]" (with [[Dennis Haysbert]])
 
** [[Season 2 DVD|Season 2 deleted scenes]] (with [[Rodney Charters]] and [[Jon Cassar]])
 
** "[[Day 3: 11:00am-12:00pm]]" (with [[Kiefer Sutherland]])
 
** "[[Day 3: 10:00pm-11:00pm]]" (with [[Sarah Clarke]])
 
** [[Season 3 DVD|Season 3 deleted scenes]] (with [[Jon Cassar]] and [[Michael Loceff]])
 
** "[[Day 5: 7:00am-8:00am]]" (with [[Kiefer Sutherland]] and [[Jon Cassar]])
 
** "[[Day 5: 12:00am-1:00am]]" (with [[Mary Lynn Rajskub]])
 
** "[[Day 6: 6:00am-7:00am]]" (with [[Kiefer Sutherland]])
 
** "[[Day 7: 1:00am-2:00am]]" (with [[Carlos Bernard]] and [[Jeffrey Nordling]])
 
** "[[Day 7: 7:00am-8:00am]]" (with [[Jon Cassar]])
 
** ''[[24: Redemption]]'' (with [[Jon Cassar]] and [[Kiefer Sutherland]])
 
** "[[Day 7: 7:00am-8:00am]]" (with [[Jon Cassar]])
 
* "[[24 Season 6: Inside the Writers' Room]]", <small>Season 6 DVD</small>
 
* "[[24: The Official Companion: Season 6 DVD|Changing All the Rules]]", <small>''24: The Official Companion: Season 6'' DVD</small>
 
* "[[24: The Official Companion: Season 6 DVD|Keepin' It Real: The Stunts and Special Effects of ''24'']]", <small>''24: The Official Companion: Season 6'' DVD</small>
 
* "[[24: The Official Companion: Season 6 DVD|24 and the War on Terror: Can Truth Learn from Fiction?]]", <small>''24: The Official Companion: Season 6'' DVD</small>
 
* "[[24 in 24]]"
 
* "[[24-7: The Untold Story]]", <small>Season 7 DVD</small>
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* "[[The Ultimate CTU]]", <small>Season 8 DVD</small>
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* "[[Virtually New York]]", <small>Season 8 DVD</small>
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* "[[Jack Is Back]]"
   
 
===Actor===
 
===Actor===
[[File:Marcusholt.jpg|200px|thumb]]
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[[File:Marcusholt.jpg|150px|thumb|...as Marcus Holt]]
 
Gordon appears uncredited in a photograph as [[Marcus Holt]], an American operative in China, in ''[[24: Day 6 Debrief]]''.
 
Gordon appears uncredited in a photograph as [[Marcus Holt]], an American operative in China, in ''[[24: Day 6 Debrief]]''.
   
 
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*[http://www.24spoilers.com/2010/06/30/howard-gordon-brains-behind-24-next-project/ Article on Gordon's role as producer and defining the show's themes]
 
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"What made us want to bring back Jack was the fact that we really missed him. I missed him. Kiefer [Sutherland] missed him. It was really an opportunity to bring back an old friend, and to work with old friends again, and it was really as simple as that."
— Howard Gordon on 24: Live Another Day[1]

Howard Gordon (born March 31, 1961; age 63) is a script writer, executive producer and showrunner for 24. He started working on the show as a writer on 2001, until becoming executive producer and showrunner in 2006. He served as showrunner until the conclusion of Day 8, but continued to serve as Executive Producer for 24: Live Another Day and 24: Legacy.

Biography and career[]

Howard Gordon was born in Queens, New York City to a Jewish family. He attended Roslyn High School, and then Princeton, graduating in 1984.

Gordon met Alex Gansa early on, and started working with him soon after graduating. They both worked together on shows like Spenser: For Hire, Beauty and the Beast, and The X-Files as writers and co-producers. During the late 90's, Gordon also worked on hit shows Buffy the Vampire Slayer, and Angel, on which he worked with David Fury. He also worked with Manny Coto on Strange World from 1999-2002.

In 2011, Gordon, Evan Katz and Alex Gansa developed the series Homeland, starring Diego Klattenhoff and Navid Negahban, for Showtime (which featured composer Sean Callery and producer Michael Klick). Actors who have appeared on Homeland include Omid Abtahi, Nazanin Boniadi, Al Faris, Tim Guinee, Mido Hamada, Jonah Lotan, Dane Northcutt, Nestor Serrano, Sammy Sheik, Maury Sterling, Hrach Titizian, and Herzl H. Tobey. The following year, Howard's new show won an Emmy Award for Outstanding Writing for a Drama Series and another for Outstanding Drama Series as well as a 2012 and 2013 Golden Globe Award for Best Drama Series.

In 2012, Gordon and Katz both wrote and produced the series Awake (starring Cherry Jones), which was subsequently cancelled despite positive remarks from TV critics. In 2014, Gordon worked on two new shows: FX's Tyrant, and TNT's Legends.

Role on 24[]

Gordon started working on 24 as a writer in 2001. He wrote several episodes of Season 1 and 2, then crafted the entire story arcs for Season 3 and 4. He temporarily left 24 in the middle of Season 4 to work on another Fox series, The Inside. After the cancellation of The Inside, Gordon returned to 24 where, in 2006, he became executive producer and showrunner. He remained as such until the show ended on Season 8, during which he also wrote several episodes.

Gordon's son Cap Gordon portrayed Prescott O'Brian, the son of Morris and Chloe O'Brian on Day 7. He is first seen in Day 7: 4:00pm-5:00pm.

In May 2013, Fox announced 24: Live Another Day, a 24 miniseries based on a story concept from Gordon. He served as executive producer of the show which aired during 2014.

In January 2016, Fox announced 24: Legacy, a 24 spinoff pilot with Gordon as executive producer.

24 credits[]

Producer[]

Writer[]

24-related appearances[]

Actor[]

Marcusholt

...as Marcus Holt

Gordon appears uncredited in a photograph as Marcus Holt, an American operative in China, in 24: Day 6 Debrief.

External links[]