Clock has run out on '24'

[Temis the Vorta]

The boss doesn't just risk his life, he sacrifices himself. I wish Xander Berkeley had more to do on television these days. Or in movies. Quite an underrated character actor.

Yeah I love that guy. He had a role on Day One - remember that? I guess that show turned out so bad, NBC buried it in a deep, dark hole. I'd like to see it just to see how much better he is than everyone else in the cast.

 

[Harvey]

He had a guest spot in the final season of The West Wing and has a nice supporting role in the movie Gattaca. But he certainly deserves more work than he's been getting. At least he didn't leave 24 empty handed--he married the actress who plays Nina Meyers, and it seems that they're still together.

 

[bluedana]

Really? When was that established? The American public must have known that he was removed from office, convicted (of something), and put under house arrest. I mean, things like a President being forcibly removed from office generally don't go under the radar in the U.S...

I thought they told people that he had killed himself? Or am I totally misremembering?

I do not fully recall what the "excuse" they came up with was for removing Logan from office, but his actions during the day never became public.

IIRC, Logan was allowed to resign and was put on some kind of house arrest on an estate somewhere. Martha was quite bitter (to say the least!) that he was never impeached and prosecuted for Palmer's death.