Food for Peace
Nov 20th, 2009 by Emma
OK, so we all know that season 8 of 24 is fast approaching on the horizon and with it being the last season I have some predictions. The thing being that for the series to end, Jack
must either die and be theoretically replaced or there are no more terrorists… Well we all know from previous seasons (season 4) Jack can’t die, people try but he comes back to life. So we are left with the latter option no more terrorists! Now obviously Jack can’t kill everyone because that would take more than 24 hours. So somehow Jack has to broker peace with all the terrorists…. How will this happen; It’s easy with I.N.T.E.L.L.I.G.E.N.C.E. and Chloe on the job.
OK here’s the scenario; President Allison Taylor,
gets a call from the terrorists something bad is possibly going to happen in 20 minutes. Jack must race across LA to get there in time, but he has something laying heavy on his heart, he wants to retire but how, when every season he has “Middle Easterns”, Russians or Chinese to fight!? He enlists Chloe to find a way for peace. She in turn hacks into I.N.T.E.L.L.I.G.E.N.C.E.
the stats are 99% of American’s love Pumpkin and 100% of “Middle Easterns” love Hummus.

Chloe runs the check through her computer and discovers that making an amalgamation of the two would have a chance. She calls Jack but he’s all already at the destination with his gun pulled on the latest female terrorist (in season 8 all terrorists are female). Chloe tells him if he has any chance of brokering peace he must make pumpkin hummus. Jack replies in his raspy, half broken voice “how will I make pumpkin hummus!?” Then this sweet voice speaks up….. ‘I can make pumpkin hummus’. Jack has a new ally. Together they ride back to the kitchens of CTU
to make the dish to bring peace…… Well then the rest is history; as it is the last season Jack and his new partner obviously become close during the hummus making, make peace for the world and ride off into the sunset together. If you also want to make peace like Jack this Thanksgiving here’s your simple recipe to follow.
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