08.06 | From Hollywood outsider to television's most timely secret agent...

"When you are watching the show and there are 15 minutes left, then 10 minutes, then five, it creates a level of anxiety for the viewer that, for some reason, is pleasurable," says Kiefer. Violence, he happily acknowledges, also ratchets up the tension. "I do think that [violence] adds to the desperation of the moment. It creates a visceral reaction from an audience that I think is very important for the show."

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