Kiefer Sutherland gets no where near enough credit for his acting abilities.

@nudgexs

4 жыл бұрын

Demanufacture666 I totally agree, he plays this character so well;from emotion through to hard man it’s all fantastic

@CapitainOne

4 жыл бұрын

@@nudgexs That space where you can't tell the actor appart from the character.

@WeAreNotAmused

3 жыл бұрын

4 sure. Keifer. Is the man also being from a family. As long. A legacy as a sutherland doesn't hurt

@michele547

2 жыл бұрын

I love it when Kruger starts crying he looks gorgeous

@jackkrauss

Жыл бұрын

This is why this season is my favorite as it's the darkest and every major character has either sacrificed something or been killed.

What's even sadder about this moment is he barely gets a minute for himself. He cannot ever escape it. Already, they are on his case, asking him to do more, on the walkie talkie. He's the superhero they all look to. You can only imagine how the burden of responsibility is weighing him down, and the personal guilt/anguish that is inevitably borne from taking actions to safeguard the responsibility thrust upon him, but still they ask more from him. Even now after a harrowing full 24 hours, this job, his coworkers, the government, the country is pushing him to keep going because he's necessary, he's crucial. he's holding it altogether no matter the personal cost to himself.

@spreadthelove77

3 жыл бұрын

Ciaran O'Connell Great comment👍🏼👌🏼

@chaseofori-atta2225

3 жыл бұрын

Well said! #UNTILTHEJOBISDONE

@jackcravford8744

2 жыл бұрын

@Akshay Natu I don´t think it would work. Season six, when the bomb exploded in the center of LA, Jack knew that he is the only one, that can solve the stuff. They also knew, that they need him, that without Jack, nothing would work at all.

@jackcravford8744

2 жыл бұрын

@Akshay Natu I still feel like Jack has some kind of burden or responsibility and also, if the world was saved, why ten interrogate some random dude, just lock him up. I think they knew, that Jack can get the best information from that dude, which is the reason, why they are calling him. I agree with you man, Jack could and maybe should send them away, but his daughter is gone, his wife dead... he does not have anyone around anymore, so work is the only thing that is keeping him alive at that moment. I think.. if i remember correctly.

Look at that trembling hand; Jesus Christ this guy's a great actor.

@momonahon

3 жыл бұрын

Kiefer Sutherland he’s my favorite actor

@joanie3452

2 жыл бұрын

And one of mine.

@KajolKhan-qj5ne

9 ай бұрын

He nails every role he plays, i'm a big fan since the lost boys.

Amazing actor

@starwarsroo2448

5 жыл бұрын

The whole show hinged on Sutherland's performance, especially when it got a bit daft with some of the later plot points, but he held it all togethr

I love how he never shows any emotion around his co-workers or enemies all day but bottles it up inside till he is alone. Love this guy, true hero.

@mv28

Жыл бұрын

@Akshay Natu Jack Bauer looks down on losers who stay at home getting high.

@danpartridge8584

Жыл бұрын

​@@mv28 This made me laugh because not only do I agree, but this was also the season that addressed his drug addiction. So I'm sure Jack cracks down on the dope fiends 😂

@jackkrauss

11 ай бұрын

That's a true professional for you.

@Michaelp52

7 ай бұрын

Sadly... this is the life of many men around you every day..... they just don't engage in missions to save the President.

Jack Bauer doesn't cry, water runs away from his eyes in fear

@busydad4858

2 жыл бұрын

underrated comment

Jack endured A LOT of stuff during Day 3. Being forced to chop off his own partner's hand, being forced into killing Chappelle, finally ridding himself of Nina, the overall emotional toll of the day's events, and almost yet again losing Kim. It all just sunk in at once.

@thatabu

6 жыл бұрын

Michael Shipman Almost a theme in the first 3 seasons. Kim always in trouble. At least in season 1 the subplot involving Kim was connected to the main storyline.

@Jordothecat98

6 жыл бұрын

and yet upcoming days would put him through even worse trauma...

@malbowz1257

5 жыл бұрын

Don't forget Jack was going through drug withdrawal too!

@ryancrules623

5 жыл бұрын

You forget the fact that Saunders was on his team for operation nightfall, what this is all about, and Jack said he blames himself for everything that went wrong. It's safe to assume he blames himself for everything on day 3 subsequently

@pychopathsyphonf1528

4 жыл бұрын

@@ryancrules623 you are right about this

He's just a human person who has feelings.

I didn't like or understand this ending at the time, but in retrospect, this is probably one of the most realistic moments they ever had.

@SolidSnake334-47

6 жыл бұрын

It because he killed Ryan

@craigmoorebrightsparkprodu799

6 жыл бұрын

Yep. Chappelle. But also his drug addiction, and his delayed sadness over Terri which hit home after got his revenge on Nina. Quite a beautiful moment, really.

@callthegirloligarchmentors8882

6 жыл бұрын

What vets and soldiers really go through all the time for useless wars and causes in lands that don’t benefit them or their countries or the people and countries they are/were fighting in

@Jonny0W

5 жыл бұрын

Yep, the adrenaline of the day has worn off and now he's just left as a widower with a heroin habit. Absolutely heart-breaking. But he pulls it together for the job, because that's what defines him. Amazing, surprising ending for this show.

@micahmcleod2829

4 жыл бұрын

@@Jonny0W Well said, brother.

I think of Jack saying “on my way,” tears on his eyes, every day as I go to work

@jedi4049

6 ай бұрын

lol

Brilliant acting and writing. He finally has this one minute to himself and then (after already being on shift for 24+ hours, likely 30 hours) he gets called back to work and starts helping everyone else again. ☹️🥺 Absolute Hero.

@jackkrauss

11 ай бұрын

A true patriot.

@jambler15

10 ай бұрын

This scene would be great with no music. But Sean Callery really knocks it out of the park with the score here.

@jedi4049

6 ай бұрын

straight up. Jack a real patriot.@@jackkrauss

@Reacher_2215

6 ай бұрын

It's wild how they reduced Jack Bauer to a wanted terrorist now, rotting away in a Russian prison

I would feel the same way, after an overwhelming day/period of tough work.

@107assassin

4 жыл бұрын

Indeed. Right after a LITERAL overwhelming day of tough work. A whole day of hours: 24

Fantastic moment. Probably one of the most dramatic endings to a season.

I always thought this was one of the most powerful moments in the series that captures the character of Jack Bauer the most. To have been through so much in such a small period of time, and then when he has a small moment to himself to have it all settle in and have him break down like this, only to be interrupted to go back to work. It shows he is strong, but not invincible.

@CeruleanBlew

3 жыл бұрын

Well said!

@neoisgod9

3 жыл бұрын

It’s one of the most realistic and honest moments of 24 and extremely powerful. It humanized him.

One of the most powerful scenes to a season ending ever!... Whoever wrote it into the show was a genius

@gjvgvjgjvhjj2014

6 жыл бұрын

O-DIGGYakaST.NICKY dgg

@jackkrauss

11 ай бұрын

My favorite season. At first, I didn't like this season as I thought it started off slow, but man, does it make up for it later and then some. Also the show really is about what the job does to the characters and their sacrifices they make and boy do all the main characters sacrifice something either for good or bad while facing probably the 24's darkest threat. My favorite season.

what made 24 so great was the level of conviction Kiefer brought to Jack Bauer. And this is an awesome ode to that. I miss this show, it had a really great run.

honestly one of my favorite endings along with season 8. How can you not feel this guy's pain?

@omosteve

7 жыл бұрын

Lenny Smith I also liked season 6 ending.When he walks out of Heller's house and just stares at the ocean.

@starwarsroo2448

5 жыл бұрын

T

@BocalokaTV

5 жыл бұрын

Yup, that speech to Heller was brilliant. After Audrey's condition Jack was just a man without an island, I loved this show.

Rewatched this the other night after a massive binge, and I must say, it carried so much weight. For a show about time, what you witness over and over is how there is no time for anyone to process the traumas they’ve endured.

Day 3 was the first season of 24 I watched from beginning to end, and this was perhaps my favorite moment in the show. Even though I missed Day 1 and 2 and thus didn't appreciate how much Jack had lost already, the events of Day 3 were very exhausting for him, as they would be for anyone. This moment shows that beneath the gruff exterior, behind all the threats and rage and high bodycount, the Jack Bauer of Day 1 still existed. He's not some invincible super spy like in the movies, he's just a guy who's been put into one impossible situation after another. But as the radio call at the end demonstrates, he simply doesn't have time to think about what he does in the name of protecting his country. He has a job to do and he simply can't walk away. The real tragedy is that by the time his story is all said and done, *this* Jack Bauer is gone.

This is one of the most heartbreaking scenes and the greatest acting in one of the best series ever

If anyone had a long day like jack they would cry too. Emotional and scary

Even the toughest person can burst into tears when pushed to the limits of emotions. This is just the result of Jack being driven close to madness due to the events in Season 3.

Probably the most underated actor in Hollywood

This ending is absolutely brilliant. And Kiefer is such a great fucking actor, you almost feel sorry for HIM instead of Jack.

As hard as it is to admit, every man has been at this point.

@jedi4049

6 ай бұрын

facts big dog

I'm pretty sure this is how a lot of doctors and nurses felt when the covid 19 crisis was at its worst when their shift was over.

That is the best ending of a tv show ever

I have never watched this show until this month. I started watching this show season 1 episode 1.....Aug 1. Today August 26th I just started watching season 9 episode 1. One of the best shows ever made. Non stop action. Kiefer did a hell of a job as Jack Bauer.

@mariel4085

Жыл бұрын

Yep, 24 was addictive, still holds up as one of the best action/thrillers on primetime tv!

@President_jack

Жыл бұрын

@@mariel4085 I started watching 24 august 3rd 2022 tonight I finished season 8 crazy

Holy shit what an actor, damn.

A lot of things happened that day for Jack to break down like this. He not only used drug addiction as a cover up for his operation, but because he never really got over Teri's death and his work and personal life were stressing him out. Kim was in danger again, Tony almost died and was facing charges for aiding Saunders in order to save Michelle, his break up with Kate Warner, cutting off Chase's hand, Claudia died before she and her father and brother could get to America like Jack promised her, having forced to shoot Ryan Chappelle, and finally killing Nina for murdering Teri. Even day 6 was the most screwed up days he's gone through having to come back and deal with his PTSD from his torture and imprisonment in China. Saunders warned him that the U.S. would abandon him like his country did with him.

Awww poor Jack Bauer 😭😭😭😭

What makes this scene so great is that we've seen Jack go through some shit, and everything that occurred on Day 3 plus so those months undercover, and this is the first time he's able to just let himself feel openly. And for an action hero to display such vulnerability is really groundbreaking. It really humanized Jack. And of course he only gets a minute to feel before he has to bottle it so back up and go back to work. Jack loses everything for his job and this scene exemplifies how he puts his country first and himself 2nd.

The best season hands down.

I can always feel his pain whenever I watch this scene. Makes me cry too.

The thing about this scene was that not only Jack was crying about the day's events, he was crying about the underlying issues that he hasn't dealt with. The major one was his situation with Kate. He hadn't dealt with at all about his heartbreak over what happened with Kate. You can see in this scene that if he would've stayed with her, he would've gone straight to her after the day was over. But he can't and it kills him. Jack is completely lost without Kate. Kate was his only real chance at lasting happiness. He regrets walking out on her. Jack and Kate connected during their most vulnerable times of their lives and in the most intimate way. Something like that never dies. Jack never actually got over her, he just suppressed his pain and heartbreak. I think him not being able to quit using after his undercover was not just because of his loss of Teri. It was also because he was punishing himself for leaving Kate because that was the one thing he never actually wanted to do. He forced himself to leave her because he was willing to absolutely anything to protect her aka his words to her during season 2. They didn't even had an proper break up. He probably told her he was leaving undercover, then had one last passionate night together and never saw each other after that. They left the door completely open for Kate's return to 24.

@President_jack

Жыл бұрын

Yep

@President_jack

Жыл бұрын

Season 3 episode 1 was the first episode with Chloe and the rest episode Kate was in

@jackkrauss

Жыл бұрын

This was the best season hands down and the darkest as not only were a lot of main characters killed but also a lot of the characters that survived sacrificed so much emotionally.

This is exactly how it feels to be a carer during covid. No lie.

At the time for someone that followed the show weekly, I could see how some people may be confused by the ending. But you can totally understand why if you marathoned the season, with each episode still fresh in your mind. From causing the deaths of the innocent prison guards to having to kill Chappelle... the day was a complete mess.

This is my favourite moment in the entire series, Kiefer is incredible for his performance here and the writers deserve credit for having the guts to have it play out this way.

24 really is an incredibly dark, sad and at times, terrifying show underneath it all, but people get lost in its action-hero spectacle, because fun and sadness ranks as a winning combination for appealing TV shows.

Miss 24, great show, hope Jack returns!

While Chappelle and Teri's deaths played key parts in this scene, I think there was a different reason for Jack's breakdown. Minutes before, Kim said that she is leaving CTU to be with Chase, and Jack knew at that moment his daughter was grown up and didn't need him anymore. Up until that point he had been holding himself together for Kim, keeping his feelings contained deep inside so he could focus on his job to keep her safe. Now that she doesn't need his help anymore, he can finally let out all the anguish he has kept bottled.

@sirinhamza3659

6 жыл бұрын

Akash Pai i disagree, he cried for Cloudia he promised her along with her family out of Mexico but she did, Ryan Chapelle he shot him himself, Chase he chopped his hand. The man lost his soul totally. He doesn't even know himself anymore, whoever wrote this DAY WAS genius bcs he took the psychology into account and respected our minds cuz thats what really happen to a Human after like this day

@arthur_az

6 жыл бұрын

Totally agree, but I believe the pain of losing Teri and killing Chappelle must have played a much more significant role to his breakdown than his troubled relationship with Kim. The fact that his wife died because he couldn't save her in time, the fact that he struggled to overcome a heroin addiction and the act of killing a colleague from work in cold blood like he did would probably have caused a mental breakdown much earlier in any real person. Remember when he killed Curtis in season 6? He didn't just cried, but also collapsed and puked on the floor while telling Buchanan he could not keep doing what he did. These killings would probably haunt someone in every single dream for the rest of his life.

@benjamincox4211

5 жыл бұрын

Akash Pai I think he was best in season 2

@jedi4049

6 ай бұрын

i think its a combination of all of it.

This day has extracted a heavy toll.

24 was so fucking Good and Kiefer was fantastic in it . 24 is the only show where I would want a new season after all these years. That legacy bullshit doesn't count

Jack we need your help. Bauer: "Sorry, its been 24 hours. I'm off the clock now. LaTer bitches!"

I absolutely love this scene, I remember watching it as a kid and thinking even then how power it was. To show the main protagonist at the end of an entire season, after all the events he was put through release all of his pent up emotions from the day. This truly shows character and the human side of the badass known as Jack Bauer. Unlike media today with Mary Sues and the new captain marvel strong female protagonist wahman.

@ShadowSonic2

Жыл бұрын

I love how you can't stop whining about Captain Marvel even now. If she'd broken down crying like this you'd call her a wuss.

@coolbugfacts1234

9 ай бұрын

shut the fuck up incel, you will never feel the touch of a woman who cares about you

@jedi4049

6 ай бұрын

he is right and you know it incel@@coolbugfacts1234

I love 24 and Jack Bauer!! Hope they make a final season to conclude the series 🙏🙏

@MonkeyManAnd24Fan20

12 күн бұрын

I love 24 as well and Jack Bauer is my favourite character

This was one of the most memorable scenes in the whole series. I remember watching it and literally coming out of my chair, tears in my eyes, yelling at the TV, "That's it! That's it! That's what being a pastor is like!" What Jack Bauer epitomized was the person who does what he does, regardless of how misunderstood he might be, silently carrying the pain no one else would understand. Yet, after letting out the tears, he dutifully answers the call to go back to work. So many pastors stayed in the ministry because of Jack Bauer's character. I am one. This scene played a big part.

I love this scene it’s totally iconic the only thing that annoys me is we didn’t actually see tears just his eyes looking glassy

This should have been the ending of the show. Every major character's arc was wrapped up in this season, and it's the only one not to end on a cliffhanger.

@lacywhitevalenti7234

4 жыл бұрын

@Power 106 The following seasons were extremely poorly written in comparison. Palmer was basically written off the show, as were Tony and Michelle before they found excuses to bring Tony back. Jack had nowhere to go. Kim was written off the show. So yeah, there were a crap ton of problems with later seasons. The second half of Season 5 was good because the Logans became the defacto main characters for a season. But other than that...

@jogymogy3691

2 жыл бұрын

every season of 24 is repetitive...

@spongebob-vp1ro

Жыл бұрын

GO WHINE SOMEWHERE ELSE

In only 3 days he experience so much pain.

Keifer gives Emmy worthy acting in this scene. I remember tearing up coz it’s so believable his pain you feel this actually happened. And he barely gets a minute to grieve. Chuck Norris has nothing on Jack coz this man has literally gone through hell more than once.

One of my favorite moments of the entire series. So real. Hes not superman. This shit weighs on him.

1 minute to sink and return to action...amazing...

One of the most powerful ending. I was wating for something big, but when I saw this, I thought it was normal.

Aawww poor Jack Bauer please don't cry 😭😭😭😭😭😭

The scene before this with him and Palmer is one of the best also

When Jack breaks down, we break down

Seasons 1-3 are by far the best. Could have ended here, and in my opinion, should have.

I think this day was particularly hard on Jack because for the first time he was forced to come to terms with all the things he was willing to do to get the job done. Sure, he did some bad things in Seasons 1 & 2, but nothing quite like Season 3. It was the most ruthless "accomplish at all costs" Jack we'd ever seen (and pretty much the standard going forward). -He was willing to execute his boss -He was willing to kill his partner in cold blood -He was willing to kill an innocent girl because she was a pressure point -He was (begrudgingly) willing to let his own daughter risk herself in the field "These are the things I was running away from," as he tells Audrey the next season. He hated what he'd become.

i disagree, he cried for Cloudia he promised her along with her family out of Mexico but he failed her and died, Ryan Chapelle he shot him himself, Chase he chopped his hand. The man lost his soul totally. He doesn't even know himself anymore, whoever wrote this DAY WAS genius bcs he took the psychology into account and respected our minds cuz thats what really happen to a Human after like this day

One of the best bits of TV ever!

Don't cry David be strong

I guess killing Ryan Chappelle has something to do with this.

@nickoliveira3

7 жыл бұрын

its everything that went down this season. Killing Chappelle, everything in the prison and mexico, cutting off Chase's hand, all while fighting a heroin addiction

@MetalSmasherGaming

7 жыл бұрын

Not to mention the main villain of the day was one of his former partners in Operation Nightfall, which was the basis for Day 1, which ended with Jack losing his wife.

@leszekkorulczyk16

7 жыл бұрын

I always thought that was his emocional reaction not only for events from last two days but also for his life situation in general, especially withdrawal that was probably starting to take over again and the fact that he is forced finally to face it - everybody knows about his addiction already

@jameswilliams2269

3 жыл бұрын

Keep in mind Claudia was his lover and she died.

Me after a long day at work and Nutshell starts playing on the radio when I turn on the car

I knows it's been there, done than, but god damn a new season of 24 would be great in today's world, Jack or Eric.

The day goes on for our burdened hero.......

I’m very sorry Jack. I wish I could reach in there in give you a hug my friend

@President_jack

Жыл бұрын

Same

Whenever I'm down I watch this

Yep some days it do be like that.

Keep it together man

this was just the beginning. he had no idea how much more of a living hell his life would become after this

Jack bauer idol

24 damn hours of hell, he just needed a minute. ...to realise he needed a lot more than a minute.

When it's too busy to take a smoke break

The moment define 24, everyone had little time for everything even just sit down and cry for a minute after everything they had done.

Awww ❤️‍🩹

This scene actually shows why kiefer sutherland is suited to play Big Boss. If you think about it , Big Boss , solid snake and all the snakes are quite similar to jack in 24. They dont create any of horrors of the world but are forced to deal with it and the expense of their soul.

oh poor jack Bauer don't cry

No, don’t cry Jack Bauer.

Lil guy had a long day🥺

It's actually really ambiguous as to why he's crying. Probably lots of reasons. Personally, I think the main one is that he wishes he could put his family first like Chase has done by deciding to retire from field work, but he knows it's something he's incapable of doing.

I like the music from the prequel was really catchy they shoulda kept that in.

Brilliant acting! 👏 #UNTILTHEJOBISDONE #NORESTFORTHEWEARY

Jeez He's really going out That's not the typical crying you see in media, that's full on uncontrollable ugly crying

I don't think I have seen any fictional character that has more reasons for PTSD than Bauer.

@naomichadwick4223

4 жыл бұрын

@Power 106 What the heck is with u and arrow?

I honestly don't think that this was the exact version of this scene that originally aired. I do not remember a shot of him from the back, where you can see the steering wheel and the parked ambulance. Does anyone else agree?

Filmed on 31 Dec 2020 at 23:59

The song It's not Easy by Five for Fighting really captures Jack. Everyone knows where Jack is, they expect him to stop the bad guys but no one asks how Jack is. It shows even the strongest of us have our limits.

@niemoikein4330

3 жыл бұрын

I think Moonlight Sonata captures him better.

I don't know how one can't understand it straight away. For me it was absolutely obvious. He wasn't ready to kill anyone innocent EVER, only if ABSOLUTELY NECESSARY - as the utmost end resort! Only at the end, when the crisis was over, he could allow himself but a brief moment (also interrupted) to feel the full scale of the events that unfolded - more specifically the killing of Ryan Chappelle, he allowed himself to feel the full impact of the deed he was forced to commit: the execution of that poor bastard and cried his soul out in the car, alone, when nobody saw him. This moment is the pinnacle of what happens to a man with exceptional abilities but a very good heart, when he is forced to do what may be difficult even for a stone cold killer, again and again and again. Epic moment! When I 1st seen it, I loved it, I was there with him in the car, crying. I repeated the moment playing it back 3 or 4 times until I consumed my tears. I had the luxury he didn't: nobody called me to interrupt me until I was done! PS: he must have thought. Who's gonna do it? Did anyone ask that question? Nobody! He answers it before anyone asks it anyway! He just does what's necessary, regardless of the personal detriment, taking the blame and the blood from everyone else's hands. I never imagined I'd like Kiefer Sutherland, but after he played Bauer, I love the guy. Presently I'm watching Designated Survivor just because of that, and it's not bad either.

damn man, all i wanna do is pick this man up and tell him everything is gonna be ok. if there was one person i would go gay for...

He’s not crying, his eyes are just sweating…

God I am so in love with him

....I get to a point in REAL life where we really feel very confused and wouldn't know how to proceed !!!

How I felt when 2013 ended...

Season 3 was by far the darkest season .

@StealthMaster86

4 жыл бұрын

I always felt season 8 was. It was the only season where Jack failed the whole season. Sure they exposed the conspirators, but Hassan died and the the peace treaty fell through, just what the terrorists wanted from the start.

@OBIDU13

4 жыл бұрын

@@StealthMaster86 You are absolutely right. What makes season 8 even darker is the nature of the conspiracy, involving an entire foreign government including its top guy Suvarov. This is the true turning point for Jack.

Me when Covid-19 ends all the people that have died around me and all the stress day and night and shit I’ve put up with this whole time including me nearly dying from this goddamn virus 🥺

Will u upload Marwans death scene? His slasher smile was awesome.

@beekay7269

7 жыл бұрын

Cloud id like the scene where jack and curtis confronted marwan in a building when marwan impersonated a ctu agent

If this was 2 years of what the pandemic is like anyone would breakdown even jack

juice ko pagpahingahin nyo naman si jack, di pa natutulog o kumakain yan

Jack is crying because he killed Nina. Nina was his heroine dealer.