Ep 8. Day 3: 8:00 P.M.-9:00 P.M.

As the clock ticks closer to the end of Day 3, tension mounts in this episode of 24. Jack Bauer and the CTU team continue their efforts to track down the terrorist group responsible for the day's events, while also contending with internal struggles and personal issues.

At the start of the episode, CTU agent Tony Almeida confronts his ex-wife Michelle Dessler over her apparent reluctance to testify against a suspected terrorist. The tense conversation is interrupted by a phone call, alerting them to the fact that a deadly virus has been released inside a hotel. Jack and his team are dispatched to contain the situation and prevent the virus from spreading.

Meanwhile, President Palmer is dealing with his own set of challenges as he tries to negotiate with a foreign leader who may be connected to the terrorist plot. As tensions rise with this leader, Palmer must weigh the risks of pursuing justice against the potential consequences for international diplomacy.

Back at CTU, Chloe and Edgar continue to work on tracking down the virus, while also dealing with their personal issues. Chloe is frustrated with Edgar's lack of focus, while Edgar struggles to deal with the fact that he may be responsible for the death of a man during a previous mission.

As the episode progresses, the situation at the hotel becomes increasingly dire, with Jack and his team facing a ticking clock to prevent a massive outbreak. Meanwhile, Tony and Michelle work to unravel a web of lies and deceit within CTU, uncovering a surprising connection to the terrorist group.

Throughout the episode, the tension is palpable as the clock counts down to the final hour of the day. With lives on the line and high stakes at play, the characters must confront their personal demons and face their greatest challenges yet.

In the final moments of the episode, a shocking revelation sends shockwaves through CTU, setting the stage for even more intense drama and action in the episodes to come. As the day draws to a close, one thing is clear: no one is safe in the world of 24.