Tuesday, January 16, 2007

Fucking Jack Goes Nuclear

Episode Three: 8:00 A.M to 9:00 A.M.

Physical Injuries Jack Endures

Uhhh...nothing. Jack has it easy. For one hour. Getting soft, Bauer

Jack's Body Count

Zero. (Total: 1)

Feats of Bauer Awesomeness

--Jack carjacks a Cherokee, throwing the driver to the ground and telling him 'Don't get up." That's fucking hardcore.

--Jack does the first of many Cell Phone Magic Tricks. This time, he transfers two calls into a shared connection to a third party without the evil terrorist noticing. I suspect Jack uses nanotech. Of his own design. Which he just made. Because he's awesome.

Episode Four: 9:00 A.M. to 10:00 A.M.

Physical Injuries Jack Endures

--upset stomach from shooting his friend Curtis in the throat. Which saves him ripping it out with his teeth.

--possibly near fatal does of radiation from the A-bomb that devastated Los Angeles

Jack's Body Count

One. (Whacks Curtis, who just wanted to kill the guy who beheaded his friends.) (Total: 2)

Feats of Bauer Awesomeness

--goes for a killing shot on a friend when a shot to the hand, toe or ear would have sufficed. Because Jack knew Curtis couldn't be trusted. Or he's a crap shot.

--had common sense to throw up on grass and not on his new stolen clothes

--did not crap pants when he saw the mushroom cloud over L.A.

4 comments:

Crazylegs said...

Well I finally got around to watching episodes 3 and 4. Mushroom clouds and a little friend-on-friend gunplay seem hardcore enough for me. With 20 hours yet to elapse, where the fuck can they go from here?

Oh, right. 4 more nukes.

Fucking Jack!

Kid Dork said...

The mind boggles. Just where do you go after you've nuked L.A.?

I'm hoping for zombies.

Fucking Jack would fix their wagons, and no mistake.

Sonny Drysdale said...

"Fix their wagons?"

No guff.

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