Editing Season 6

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[[File:24 Season 6 Cast.jpg|448px|right|thumb|The principal cast: [[Eric Balfour]], [[Marisol Nichols]], [[Carlo Rota]], [[James Morrison]], [[Mary Lynn Rajskub]], [[Kiefer Sutherland]], [[Jayne Atkinson]], [[Peter MacNicol]], [[Regina King]], and [[DB Woodside]]]]

:''"[[Jack Bauer]]'s country needs him. Dead."
:<small>&mdash; Season 6 promotion</small>

'''Season 6''' of ''[[24]]'' premiered in the United States on {{d|January|14|2007}} at 8pm on [[Fox]]. The premiere was a 2-night, 4-hour event (January 14 and 15 from 8-10pm). Season 6 debuted in the United Kingdom on Sunday, {{d|January|21|2007}} on Sky One.  

The [[24: Complete Season Six Collection|Region 4 Season 6]] [[DVD]] set was released on {{d|September|19|2007}}. The ''[[24: Season Six DVD Collection]]'' was released in the UK on {{d|October|1|2007}} ''[[24: Season Six]]'' was released on DVD in the U.S. and Canada on {{d|December|4|2007}}.

== Season overview ==
Twenty months have passed since [[Season 5|Day 5]]. After being captured by the Chinese for his involvement in the events of [[Season 4|Day 4]], [[Jack Bauer]] is returned to the United States government a broken, yet honorable, man. To stop a series of devastating attacks on the US, [[CTU]] has agreed to hand Jack over to a terrorist mastermind, [[Abu Fayed]], who is bent on revenge. Jack survives and, after a nuclear attack on American soil, vows to retrieve the remainder of the nuclear weapons used in the day's attacks. The White House, meanwhile, suffers from an internal power struggle between President [[Wayne Palmer]] and his Vice President [[Noah Daniels]], forcing Palmer's staff to choose sides, which in turn affects CTU and its employees. After eliminating the day's threats, Jack is forced into a personal crusade to save [[Audrey Raines]] from [[Cheng Zhi|those he fears most]], and discovers that [[Graem Bauer|his]] [[Phillip Bauer|family]] is more involved with the day's events than he ever imagined.

== Timeline ==

Day 6 begins at [[6:00am-7:00am|6:00am]] [[Pacific Time|PST]] ([[9:00am-10:00am|9:00am]] [[Eastern Time|EST]]), taking place 20 months after [[Season 5|Day 5]] and roughly 9 years, 2 months after [[Season 1|Day 1]]. Wayne mentions that he was inaugurated three months before Day 6, which would place the day somewhere in late April or early May. A scene in [[Day 7]] shows that it takes place on "the second day of November". That sets [[Inauguration Day]] in [[24: Redemption]] on August 29. If Wayne Palmer was inaugurated on August 29, this would set Day 6 in late November or early December. In "[[Chloe's Arrest]]", Chloe's son's birthday is stated as July 8, supporting a November date for Day 6, where she discovers her pregnancy.

==Format==
Similar to the first three seasons, Day 6 can be split into two acts:

#After nearly two years in a Chinese prison, [[Jack Bauer]] works to bring down the [[:Category:Fayed terrorist cell|terrorist]] [[:Category:Russian ultranationalists|masterminds]] that threaten to detonate [[Suitcase nuclear device|suitcase nukes]] in Los Angeles, discovering links to his own family in the process. The main antagonists in this act are [[Abu Fayed]], [[Dmitri Gredenko]], [[Graem Bauer]] and [[Phillip Bauer]]. ([[Day 6: 6:00am-7:00am|6:00am]]&ndash;[[Day 6: 10:00pm-11:00pm|11:00pm]])
#After the nuclear suitcases are recovered, Jack is contacted by an [[Cheng Zhi|old enemy]] who demands Jack hand over an extremely sensitive [[FB subcircuit board|component]] of the nukes in exchange for a [[Audrey Boudreau|hostage]]'s life. Jack's decision to steal the component begins to ignite an international incident with Russia. The main antagonists in this act are [[Phillip Bauer]] and [[Cheng Zhi]]. ([[Day 6: 11:00pm-12:00am|11:00pm]]&ndash;[[Day 6: 5:00am-6:00am|6:00am]])

=== Major subplots ===

* The principal subplot of the season revolves around a conspiracy in the [[White House]]. It initially revolves around internal conflict between the passage of a law that would curtail civil liberties, then revolves around an assassination attempt against [[Wayne Palmer]], the overtaking of Palmer's position by VP [[Noah Daniels]], and the diplomatic incident regarding Jack's theft of the [[FB subcircuit board]]. Major characters in this subplot include Palmer, Daniels, [[Tom Lennox]] and [[Karen Hayes]]. The main antagonists of Wayne's assassination plot are [[Bruce Carson]] and [[Reed Pollock]].
** There is also revealed to be a [[Mark Bishop|spy]] in Washington's midst.
* [[Jack Bauer|Jack]] struggles to readjust to his old life following his imprisonment.
* Many characters are confronted by discrimination against Americans of Middle Eastern origin. [[Nadia Yassir]]'s work is slowed down to how government employees of Middle Eastern backgrounds are faced by heightened levels of scrutiny.
* Jack discovers his family's involvement in not only the brokering of the suitcase nukes, but the murders of his friends [[David Palmer]], [[Tony Almeida]], and [[Michelle Dessler]] during [[Day 5]].
* A mysterious newcomer to [[CTU]], [[Mike Doyle]], faces criticism for his past and present actions, yet sometimes appears more informed and compassionate than expected.
* Jack must go against everything and everybody he knows in order to save [[Audrey Raines|one of the people who means the most to him]].
* The day's stress on major characters' relationships—in particular [[Karen Hayes]] and [[Bill Buchanan]], [[Chloe O'Brian]] and [[Morris O'Brian]], and [[Nadia Yassir]], [[Milo Pressman]] and [[Mike Doyle]].
* The Bauer family is put to the ultimate test as an endgame is put into play involving Jack's nephew [[Josh Bauer|Josh]], his father Phillip and the Chinese government.
* An attack on CTU, leading to the impeding of the investigation and the killing of several CTU agents.
* The events of the day lead to a brewing international incident with [[Russia]], as President [[Yuri Suvarov]] threatens a military response if the U.S. cannot avert the incident.

===Impacts on future seasons===
* Jack is freed from the Chinese prison.
* Jack and [[Bill Buchanan]] leaving CTU at the end of the season.
* The deaths of [[Curtis Manning]], [[Milo Pressman]], [[President]] [[Wayne Palmer]], [[Graem Bauer]] and [[Phillip Bauer]], the latter two of whom were involved in the [[Sentox nerve gas conspiracy|conspiracy]] surrounding [[Day 5]].
* Logan being stabbed by [[Martha Logan]].
* The revelation at the end that Chloe is pregnant with Morris's son.
* The arrest of [[Cheng Zhi]].
* [[Audrey Raines]] is freed from captivity, though she has become catatonic, and this causes rivalry between [[James Heller|her father]] and Jack.

== Ratings ==
Season 6's two-night premiere garnered the highest ratings in ''24'' history, averaging 15.7 million viewers and an overall 33 million viewers over the two nights. Ratings peaked at one point to 16.3 million. Compared to Season 5, however, ''24'' fell in rank from 24 to 27 (of 142 shows) in the 2006-2007 Nielsen TV season and averaged approximately 13 million viewers per week. In the key age 18-49 demographic, ''24'' ranked #14 (compared to #15 the previous year) with an average of 5.0/12 (a significant drop from last season's 5.7/13).

Season 6 was nominated for a total of six 2007 Emmy awards, including Kiefer Sutherland for Outstanding Lead Actor in a Drama Series and Jean Smart for Outstanding Guest Actress in a Drama Series. However, the series was not nominated for Outstanding Drama Series, a first in its history.

== Cast ==
:''Main article: [[Season 6 cast]]''
:''See also: [[Recurring characters#Season 6|Recurring characters]], [[Character appearances#Season 6|Character appearances]] for Season 6''
=== [[Main cast|Starring]] ===
*[[Kiefer Sutherland]] as [[Jack Bauer]] (24 episodes)
*[[Mary Lynn Rajskub]] as [[Chloe O'Brian]] (24 episodes)
*[[DB Woodside]] as [[President]] [[Wayne Palmer]] (17 episodes)
*[[James Morrison]] as [[Bill Buchanan]] (21 episodes)
*[[Peter MacNicol]] as [[Tom Lennox]] (24 episodes)
*[[Jayne Atkinson]] as [[Karen Hayes]] (18 episodes)
*[[Carlo Rota]] as [[Morris O'Brian]] (24 episodes)
*[[Eric Balfour]] as [[Milo Pressman]] (19 episodes)
*[[Marisol Nichols]] as [[Nadia Yassir]] (24 episodes)
*and [[Regina King]] as [[Sandra Palmer]] (9 episodes)

=== [[Special guest star]]s ===
*[[Powers Boothe]] as [[Vice President]] [[Noah Daniels]] (14 episodes)
*[[William Devane]] as [[James Heller]] (2 episodes)
*with [[Jean Smart]] as [[Martha Logan]] (1 episode)
*and [[James Cromwell]] as [[Phillip Bauer]] (8 episodes)
*and [[Kim Raver]] as [[Audrey Raines]]  (5 episodes)
*and [[Gregory Itzin]] as [[Charles Logan]] (4 episodes)

=== Guest starring ===
*[[Adoni Maropis]] as [[Abu Fayed]] (16 episodes)
*[[Rena Sofer]] as [[Marilyn Bauer]] (12 episodes)
*[[Evan Ellingson]] as [[Josh Bauer]] (10 episodes)
*[[Kari Matchett]] as [[Lisa Miller]] (10 episodes)
*[[Tzi Ma]] as [[Cheng Zhi]] (9 episodes)
*[[Chad Lowe]] as [[Reed Pollock]] (8 episodes)
*[[Rade Šerbedžija]] as [[Dmitri Gredenko]] (8 episodes)
*[[Alexander Siddig]] as [[Hamri Al-Assad]] (7 episodes)
*[[Jim Holmes]] as Dr. [[Arthur Welton]] (6 episodes)
*[[Nick Jameson]] as [[Yuri Suvarov|Russian President Yuri Suvarov]] (6 episodes)
*[[Harry Lennix]] as [[Walid Al-Rezani]] (6 episodes)
*[[Ryan Cutrona]] as Admiral [[John Smith]] (5 episodes)
*[[Michael Angarano]] as [[Scott Wallace]] (4 episodes)
*[[Missy Crider]] as [[Rita Brady]] (4 episodes)
*[[Roger Cross]] as [[Curtis Manning]] (4 episodes)
*[[James C. Victor]] as [[Hal Turner]] (4 episodes)
*[[Megan Gallagher]] as [[Jillian Wallace]] (4 episodes)
*[[David Hunt]] as [[Darren McCarthy]] (4 episodes)
*[[Jamison Jones]] as [[Secret Service]] Head [[Dan (Day 6)|Dan]] (4 episodes)
*[[Kal Penn]] as [[Ahmed Amar]] (4 episodes)
*[[Raphael Sbarge]] as [[Ray Wallace]] (4 episodes)
*[[Scott William Winters]] as [[FBI Agent]] [[Samuels]] (4 episodes)
*[[Bob Gunton]] as [[Secretary of Defense]] [[Ethan Kanin]] (3 episodes)
*[[Michael Shanks]] as [[Mark Bishop]] (3 episode)
*[[Paul McCrane]] as [[Graem Bauer]] (3 episodes)
*[[John Noble]] as [[Anatoly Markov]] (2 episodes)
*[[Kathleen Gati]] as [[Anya Suvarov]] (1 episode)
*[[Glenn Morshower]] as [[Aaron Pierce]] (1 episode)
*and [[Ricky Schroder]] as [[Mike Doyle]] (12 episodes)

== Crew ==
:''Main article: [[24 production staff#Season 6 (2007)|24 production staff § Season 6]]
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'''Producers'''
* [[Jon Cassar]]
* [[Chris Cheramie]]
* [[Robert Cochran]]
* [[Manny Coto]]
* [[Adam E. Fierro]]
* [[David Fury]]
* [[Paul Gadd]]
* [[Howard Gordon]]
* [[Brian Grazer]]
* [[Joseph Hodges]]
* [[Evan Katz]]
* [[Michael Klick]]
* [[Stephen Kronish]]
* [[Michael Loceff]]
* [[Joel Surnow]]
* [[Kiefer Sutherland]]
* [[Brad Turner]]
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'''Writers'''
* [[Howard Gordon]] (1, 7, 10, 12, 14, 15, 20, 22)
* [[Manny Coto]] (2, 7, 11, 14, 15, 21, 24)
* [[Evan Katz]] (3, 8, 10, 12, 14, 16, 20, 22)
* [[David Fury]] (3, 8, 12, 14, 17, 24)
* [[Robert Cochran]] (4, 16, 24)
* [[Joel Surnow]] & [[Michael Loceff]] (5, 6, 13, 19, 23)
* [[Adam E. Fierro]] (9)
* [[Matt Michnovetz]] & [[Nicole Ranadive]] (18)
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'''Directors'''
* [[Jon Cassar]] (1, 2, 7, 8, 13, 14)
* [[Brad Turner]] (3, 4, 9, 10, 15, 16, 19, 20, 23, 24)
* [[Milan Cheylov]] (5, 6)
* [[Tim Iacofano]] (11, 12)
* [[Bryan Spicer]] (17, 18, 21, 22)
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== Airings ==
Season 6 entered preproduction on {{d|June|19|2006}}. It premiered in the United States beginning with a four-hour block across two nights on January 14 and {{d|January|15|2007}}.  Subsequent episodes aired Monday nights at 9pm on Fox in the United States (two episodes were aired consecutively on February 12), and the season finale aired 2 straight episodes to finish off the season. The show on Sunday nights at 9pm in the UK. The season did not start screening until October 28 in New Zealand, starting at 10:25 pm for two hours weekly.

== Episodes ==

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|rowspan="2" class="image" style="width:140px;"| [[File:S6pre2.jpg|150px]] || [[Season 6 Prequel]] ||  ||  || ''[[Season 5 DVD]]''
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|colspan="4" class="description"| Seven months after [[Season 5|Day 5]], [[Jack Bauer]] is being tortured by [[Cheng Zhi]] on a daily basis but has not broken.  However, he is tricked into giving up the identity of an American spy. ''Then Day 6 Begins.''
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|rowspan="2" class="image" style="width:140px;"| [[File:S6E1x01.jpg|150px]]|| {{ep|6x01s}} || 121 || 6AFF01 || {{d|January|14|2007}}
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|colspan="4" class="description"| Twenty months after Jack Bauer's capture by the Chinese, terrorist attacks rock America. Jack returns in a deal made by President [[Wayne Palmer]]. Jack is handed over to [[Abu Fayed]], who will in turn give the location of the man responsible for the attacks; [[Hamri Al-Assad]]. Meanwhile, [[Karen Hayes]] and [[Tom Lennox]] argue over proposed security measures that could suspend the rights of Muslim Americans. 
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|colspan="4" class="description"| [[Jack Bauer|Jack]] finds out that [[Abu Fayed]], not [[Hamri Al-Assad|Assad]], is behind the attacks, and manages to escape. [[Jack Bauer|Jack]] teams up with [[Hamri Al-Assad|Assad]] to stop a suicide bomber on a subway. FBI agents search the Islamic-American Alliance offices in D.C. under dubious pretenses, to the chagrin of [[Sandra Palmer]]. [[Ahmed Amar]] implements [[Abu Fayed|Abu Fayed's]] plan in the suburbs.  
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|rowspan="2" class="image" style="width:140px;"| [[File:Prisoners.jpg|150px]] || {{ep|6x03s}} || 123 || 6AFF03 || {{d|January|15|2007}}
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|colspan="4" class="description"| [[Jack Bauer|Jack]] and [[Hamri Al-Assad]] track one of [[Abu Fayed|Fayed's]] men. [[Ahmed Amar]] holds a family hostage and orders the father to deliver a package to [[Abu Fayed]]. CTU discovers a wiring schematic for a nuclear device on a terrorist's laptop and learns of an elaborate plan to free a terrorist weapons programmer from the Palmdale Military Facility.
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|rowspan="2" class="image" style="width:140px;"| [[File:Valenciamushroom2.jpg|150px]] || {{ep|6x04s}} || 124 || 6AFF04 || {{d|January|15|2007}}
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|colspan="4" class="description"| After CTU stops [[Ahmed Amar]] from killing the hostage held family and [[Jack Bauer]] races to find [[Abu Fayed]] before he is able to detonate a suitcase nuke. [[Jack Bauer|Jack]] must make a difficult choice between Assad and [[Curtis Manning]]. [[Sandra Palmer|The President's sister]] makes calls her brother on behalf of [[Walid Al-Rezani|Rezani]], while [[Wayne Palmer]] faces the toughest hour of his Presidency, as a nuclear device detonates in Valencia. 
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|rowspan="2" class="image" style="width:140px;"| [[File:250px-24 season 6 episode 05.jpg|250px-24_season_6_episode_05.jpg|150px]]|| {{ep|6x05s}} || 125 || 6AFF05 || {{d|January|22|2007}}
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|colspan="4" class="description"| Through [[Hamri Al-Assad|Assad's]] intel, [[Jack Bauer|Jack]] learns of a connection between his father [[Phillip Bauer]] and the nuke supplier. [[Jack Bauer|Jack]] contacts his brother, [[Graem Bauer|Graem]], and demands information. As [[Abu Fayed]] searches for triggers for his nukes, IAA director [[Walid al-Rezani]] spies on suspicious detention camp inmates.
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|rowspan="2" class="image" style="width:140px;"| [[File:6x06 Walid.jpg|150px]] || {{ep|6x06s}} || 126 || 6AFF06 || {{d|January|29|2007}}
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|colspan="4" class="description"| [[Graem Bauer|Graem]] reveals a connection between his company and [[Darren McCarthy]], who brokered the nukes to [[Abu Fayed|Fayed]]. Graem's motives are made clearer when he and [[Jack Bauer|Jack]] find their father. Security measures put in place by [[Tom Lennox]] put pressure on the Arab members of CTU. [[Karen Hayes]] is blackmailed into resigning by Tom Lennox. 
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|colspan="4" class="description"| [[Jack Bauer]] and [[Phillip Bauer]] head to [[Graem Bauer|Graem's]] house to interrogate him. [[Graem Bauer|Graem]] reveals his involvement in the assassination of [[David Palmer]]. [[Wayne Palmer]] refuses [[Tom Lennox]]'s controversial plans to deny freedoms to Muslim-Americans. [[Darren McCarthy]] kidnaps [[Morris O'Brian]] and demands he arm the suitcase nukes.  
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|colspan="4" class="description"| [[Jack Bauer|Jack]] learns that [[Graem Bauer|Graem]] died as a result of his interrogation. [[Morris O'Brian|Morris]] is brought to [[Abu Fayed|Fayed]]. [[Jack Bauer|Jack]] rescues [[Morris O'Brian|Morris]], but not before he is forced into programming the trigger. [[Abu Fayed|Fayed]] escapes with three suitcase nukes, which he is now capable of detonating. [[Tom Lennox]] contemplates resigning, when [[Reed Pollock]] brings an offer to the table.
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|colspan="4" class="description"| [[Morris O'Brian|Morris]] is brought back to CTU with [[Jack Bauer|Jack]]. [[Abu Fayed]] contacts [[Dmitri Gredenko]], a Cold War General, who is in L.A. and has been planning the day's events. [[Hamri Al-Assad|Assad]] begins work on a statement to address his people in Washington, D.C. [[Marilyn Bauer|Marilyn]] is coerced into leading [[Jack Bauer|Jack]] into a trap by [[Phillip Bauer|Phillip]], who has taken [[Josh Bauer]] hostage.
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|colspan="4" class="description"| Jack and [[Marilyn Bauer|Marilyn]] use one of [[Phillip Bauer|Phillip's]] men to find out where he and Josh are. Returning to work puts unwanted pressure on [[Morris O'Brian|Morris]], especially after he hears of [[Milo Pressman|Milo's]] heroism in saving Marilyn. The President prepares Assad's speech, unaware of conspiracy brewing within his own cabinet, and Jack is forced to turn to an unlikely [[Charles Logan|source]] for help.
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|colspan="4" class="description"| [[Jack Bauer|Jack]] meets with [[Charles Logan]] to gain information about the whereabouts of [[Dmitri Gredenko|Gredenko]], who continues with preparations to set off the remaining nukes. Tensions within the White House Bunker come to a boil just as [[Wayne Palmer|President Palmer]] and [[Hamri Al-Assad|Assad]] are about to address the nation, and CTU deals with the fallout from one of their employee's experiences earlier in the day.
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|colspan="4" class="description"| [[Vice President Daniels|Noah Daniels]] assumes presidential duties from the wounded [[Wayne Palmer]]. [[Tom Lennox]] turns [[Reed Pollock]] in for attempting to assassinate Palmer. Jack, with the help of Logan, extracts Gredenko's plot from Markov, but is unable to pass it to CTU.
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|rowspan="2" class="image" style="width:140px;"| [[File:s06e13.jpg|150px]] || {{ep|6x13s}} || 133 || 6AFF13 || {{d|March|12|2007}}
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|colspan="4" class="description"| [[Jack Bauer]] escapes the Russian consulate with the help of CTU led by the new head of field operations; [[Mike Doyle]]. [[Charles Logan]] and [[Martha Logan]] are reunited, which ends in tragedy. [[Noah Daniels]] puts pressure on [[Tom Lennox]] to frame [[Hamri Al-Assad]] for the attempt on [[Wayne Palmer]]'s life.
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| class="description" colspan="4" | [[Jack Bauer]] learns that [[Audrey Raines]] followed him to China and is now dead. CTU is led to believe that there is a [[mole]] and [[Nadia Yassir]] is the prime suspect. [[Dmitri Gredenko]] and [[Abu Fayed]] launch the first nuclear drone. Even though CTU successfully subverts the bomb's detonation, Vice President [[Noah Daniels]] goes forth with a nuclear retaliatory strike against Fayed's home country.
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|colspan="4" class="description"| [[Jack Bauer|Jack]], through CTU intel, finds and captures [[Dmitri Gredenko|Gredenko]], who negotiates a deal with CTU. To thwart [[Noah Daniels|the Vice President's]] plans to bomb [[Abu Fayed|Fayed's]] country, [[Karen Hayes]] and [[Sandra Palmer]] awaken [[Wayne Palmer|President Palmer]] from his chemically-induced coma in hopes that he will rescind the order to strike before the missile launches. 
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|rowspan="2" class="image" style="width:140px;"| [[File:s06e16.jpg|150px]] || {{ep|6x16s}} || 136 || 6AFF16 || {{d|April|2|2007}}
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|colspan="4" class="description"| [[Noah Daniels|Vice President Daniels]] challenges President [[Wayne Palmer]] for the presidency. Overhearing that Vice President Daniels is willing to commit perjury, Tom Lennox blackmails Daniels into dropping out, letting President [[Wayne Palmer]] continue his duties. [[Dmitri Gredenko|Gredenko]] reluctantly helps CTU capture [[Abu Fayed|Fayed]] and later dies from his injuries just when President Palmer makes a shocking decision concerning the nuclear strike against Fayed's country.
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|colspan="4" class="description"|The threat of a missile strike is revealed to be a ruse in order for the Ambassador to reveal intelligence regarding a high-ranking official inside Fayed's country who is involved. [[Jack]] and [[Mike Doyle]] devise an elaborate sting operation to trick [[Fayed]] into helping [[CTU]] get closer to the two remaining suitcase nukes. However not all goes to plan and Jack takes it upon himself to recover the suitcase nukes and kill Fayed just when he receives a disturbing phone call.
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|colspan="4" class="description"| [[Wayne Palmer|President Palmer]] collapses at a press conference, making [[Noah Daniels|Vice President Daniels]] acting president.  Against the orders of Vice President [[Noah Daniels|Daniels]], [[Jack Bauer|Jack]] ditches his partner [[Mike Doyle]] and proceeds alone to negotiate with [[Cheng Zhi]], who is willing to trade his hostage [[Audrey Raines]] (who was thought to be deceased for months prior) for an [[FB subcircuit board]] from one of the nukes, giving access to Russian defense systems.
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|colspan="4" class="description"| [[Noah Daniels]] and his assistant [[Lisa Miller]] engage in a seemingly-consensual, oval-office romance. [[Karen Hayes]] is forced to choose between her job and [[Bill Buchanan|Bill's]].  [[Cheng Zhi|Cheng]] meets up with [[Jack Bauer]] for the exchange, but is intercepted by CTU, resulting in Cheng escaping with the component. While being arrested by CTU, [[Jack Bauer|Jack]] realizes that [[Audrey Raines|Audrey]], though free, was not returned unharmed.
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|colspan="4" class="description"| The Russians learn too quickly that the Chinese have the circuit board, leading [[Noah Daniels]] to suspect a spy.  After some investigation, [[Noah Daniels|Daniels]] and [[Tom Lennox|Lennox]] plot to pass misinformation to the Russians through this unsuspecting informant. [[Nadia Yassir|Nadia]] struggles with her newfound leadership at CTU when Division and [[Jack Bauer|Jack]] argue on how to handle the traumatized [[Audrey Raines]]. [[Cheng Zhi|Cheng]] discovers the circuit board is damaged.  
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|colspan="4" class="description"|[[Lisa Miller]] complies with [[Noah Daniels|Daniels']] plan to pass false intel through the Russian informant.  CTU sends all their field agents to locate [[Cheng Zhi]], not knowing that [[Cheng Zhi|Cheng]] has already dispatched Chinese mercenaries to infiltrate CTU and capture [[Josh Bauer]] and killing [[Milo Pressman]] in the processs. It is revealed that [[Phillip Bauer]] is the mastermind behind the attack on CTU.
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|colspan="4" class="description"|CTU recovers from the attack and Jack pursues [[Cheng Zhi|Cheng]] and recovers Josh. Meanwhile, [[Lisa Miller]] spying on the Russian informant backfires and Russian President Yuri Suvarov threatens to attack a US military base in two hours. Claiming that he no longer works for Cheng, [[Phillip Bauer]] calls the White House and says that he will trade the sub circuit board for [[Josh Bauer]]. 
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|colspan="4" class="description"|[[Jack Bauer|Jack]] seeks Bill's help to retrieve Josh. [[Phillip Bauer|Phillip]]'s men obtain Josh without living up to their end of the bargain. The situation at the White House becomes increasingly tense as Karen Hayes is arrested for covertly helping Jack and Bill, and [[Milo Pressman|Milo]]'s brother reveals to Nadia just how much Milo cared for her. Meanwhile, Chloe mysteriously passes out at CTU.
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|colspan="4" class="description"| Realizing that an airstrike, ordered by Vice President Daniels, will destroy the oil rig and Josh, Jack and Bill race against time to rescue Josh, capture Cheng and leave an injured [[Phillip Bauer|Phillip]] behind as the F-18’s destroy the rig and the sub circuit board. Bill and Karen are asked to resign without charges [[Chloe O'Brian|Chloe]] and [[Morris O'Brian|Morris]] discover they are going to be parents. Meanwhile, Jack bids a tearful farewell to [[Audrey Raines]].
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|colspan="4" class="description"| Fifteen hours later, [[Jack Bauer]] is taken to [[District]] to debrief The White House on the events of the day—or so he is told. Jack is instead questioned for giving information to the Chinese while he was in a Chinese prison.
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==Background information and notes==
*This season has the most [[on-screen kills by Jack Bauer]], with a total of 52.
*Of the 4 seasons [[Charles Logan]] appeared in ([[Day 4]], [[Day 5]], Day 6 and [[Day 8]]), this is the only one where he does not take an antagonistic role.

== See also ==

* [[Day 6 antagonists]]
* [[Unnamed Day 6 characters]]
* [[DVD]] collections: [[24: Season Six|Region 1]], [[24: Season Six DVD Collection|Region 2]], [[24: Complete Season Six Collection|Region 4]]

== External links ==

* [http://sky1.sky.com/show/24 Sky One's 24 homepage - (UK broadcaster of 24)]
* [http://www.canada.com/globaltv/globalshows/24/index.html 24 on Global] - (Canadian broadcaster)


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