And after you’re done you can rewatch the televised scene here: President Allison Taylor shakes Renee Walker’s hand.

Annie Wersching and husband Stephen Full

Congratulations on the new arrival Annie!

Annie Wersching’s latest mission: Motherhood.

The 24 actress, 33, gave birth to her first child with husband Stephen Full Sunday at 4:46 PM in Los Angeles.

Baby Freddie (middle name: Wersching) Full, who weighs 7 lbs., 15 oz., and is 18 inches long, is quite the stunner and shares mom’s hair. “He has a full head of hair and is very calm and sweet and adorable,” Wersching tells PEOPLE exclusively. “We are all feeling great!”

Wersching, who played agent Renee Walker opposite Kiefer Sutherland on the Fox show, debuted her baby bump in May at the series finale party in Los Angeles.

The actress and Full, an actor and comedian of Disney’s I’m in the Band fame, married at their Los Angeles home in September 2009.

Source: PEOPLE

The jacket that Renee wore throughout 24 Season 8 was designed by Elie Tahari – just like Renee Walker’s suit in 24 Season 7. It’s a size small and comes in “Taupe” color (pictures below). As for the Lavendar-Grey scoop neck shirt Renee wore? That was by Stem. So if you ever wanted to look like Renee Walker, head on over to this eBay auction and bid on wardrobe worn by Annie Wersching herself.

Wardrobe Details

Items: Button Front, Collared Jacket & 3/4 Length, Scoop Neck Shirt

JACKET
Brand: Elie Tahari
Size: Small
Material: Cotton, Nylon & Metallic Yarn
Color: Taupe
Condition: Key Wardrobe used during filming/Shoulders Altered
Original Retail Price: Not Available

SHIRT
Brand: Stem
Size: Medium
Material: Cotton
Color: Lavendar-Grey
Condition: Key Wardrobe used during filming/Good Condition
Original Retail Price: Not Available

After you’re done watching the behind the scenes look, check out the finished televised scene here on our website: I Got The Bracelet Off, I Did You a Favor.

Mania.com has a new article 15 Butt Kicking Espionage Babes and Renee Walker placed in the top 10. Well deserved!

9. Renee Walker

Annie Wersching
From: 24
Easily one of 24’s popular characters in recent years, Renee Walker was an FBI agent who wasn’t above bending the rules and torturing bad guys for the greater good, believing that justice is paramount even if it the cost is her soul and her sanity.

Unfortunately this take wasn’t used in the actual episode, so hopefully it makes it to the 24 Season 8 DVD release (which comes out in December).

This item is Renee Walker’s screen used FBI Suspension Procedure File from Season 7. This file Includes Renee’s FBI Special Agent Certification with signature and face ID & FBI suspention procedures. No specific episode information was provided for this item.

This item was created by the 24 Prop Department for use in production.

Thanks to Laurie for sending this in. Also for sale is Jack Bauer’s screen-worn shirt from episode 17 and 18 with Renee Walker’s blood all over it.

Joining TVWithoutPity and BuddyTV, HitFix.com’s Daniel Fienberg has posted his “Emmy Nomination Preview 2010″ and listed Annie Wersching as one of his choices for Outstanding Supporting Actress in a Drama.

Nomination Status: Could take Cherry Jones’ vacated spot if voters go on “24″ autopilot.

In Her Favor: Emmy voters have a history of recognizing some “24″ supporting ladies and with Cherry Jones oddly removing herself from contention, it’s down to Wersching and Mary Lynn Rajskub. While we prefer Chloe, Jack Bauer preferred Renee, if you know what we mean? In any case, Wersching sure had the most ACTING to do of any “24″ castmember this year, in part because the writers decided to give her an entirely different character from the one she played last season. That sort of confusion can lead to a lot of ACTING. Sometimes voters respond well to ACTING, especially if they’re feeling a little “24″ nostalgia.

Working Against Her: In isolated episodes, it would probably be hard to see just how good a job Wersching did with some pretty awful material. Also, while we happened to like Wersching very much, she’s not as recognizable as Cherry Jones or Jean Smart, previous 24 acting nominees.

Source: HitFix

I particularly liked Vladimir Laitanan’s autopsy report:

A. Sharp force wound of neck, left side, with transection of left internal jugular vein.
B. Multiple stab wounds of chest, abdomen, and left thigh: Penetrating stab wounds of chest and abdomen with right hemothorax and hemoperitoneum.
C. Multiple incised wounds of scalp, face, neck, chest and left hand.

And it just keeps going from there with the rest of the page not being visible in their photo.