Prison Break

[Reply #160 on:]

Wow, great episode! Gah, except for the end, they were so close!

[Reply #161 on:]

Oh yeah sure their definetly caught. Put the pieces together they'd never get caught.

*the car that hit lincoln have you seen it before

[Reply #162 on:]

The car that hit LJ? No, I don't recall it. 

BUT DON'T TELL ME! 

[Reply #163 on:]

What car was it?  The two prison guards? The greencard lady? The doctor?  Please just answer it with the spoiler thing so others won't be mad because I would really like to know.

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Originally posted by DarrinPA:
What car was it?  The two prison guards? The greencard lady? The doctor?  Please just answer it with the spoiler thing so others won't be mad because I would really like to know.

Just my speculation but I think it might be

Show spoiler

the car Micheal was driving. It probably isn't but Micheal might have some sort of plan up his sleeve. Also I've seen spoiler pics of Lincoln, L.j and daddy burrows who is in ep 10 which means they definetly get out of it. The car is probably daddy burrows.

[Reply #165 on:]

No way, I extremely doubt that, wrong shape, colour, no red stripe. Watch it again, don't make me get screenshot evidence.

[Reply #166 on:]

Oh my god. After a few average episodes, Prison Break is back in full form again. Unearthed was terrific. I'm glad things worked out for C-Note (wonder how long that'll last?  ), and seeing Michael fuck with Mahone was just plain awesome. After so many of Michael's plans screwed up earlier this season, it's great to see him back at his usual brilliant self again.

Lincoln and LJ though... oh my god! Did NOT see that coming at all. I can't wait to see how the writers get them out of this. Just make sure Haywire's in the next episode, okay? 

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Originally posted by ~FazeShift~:
Dear Dr. Tancretti, you can cryptanalyse Michaels message on a whim, but you can't figure out you're talking with the bad guys every time you use a phone?

Damn, woman!

Hooray for T-Bag! But why is he suddenly on a revenge trip instead of heading to Thailand?
Dumb southerner.

aha. ahaha.

 

Originally posted by ZombieJesus:
Can someone please tell me where Bagwell's accent is from? I'm guessing Louisiana?

I would like this answered.

Hurray T-bag! Coolest paedophile in the world!
Seriously, he has a way with the ladies, with that charming accent and such.


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btw,  I read in a magazine that the tattoo is adapted to the story line each time. Damn cheats. Couldn't they brand it or carve it and then stick to the story?

[Reply #168 on:]

Posted: Tue Nov 07, 2006 8:49 am    Post subject: Episodes are moving a lot slower now     

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Is it me or ever since they went into that house to get the money the shows began to go a lot slower. I mean it took two episodes in the house, practicly an entire episode with Sucre stuck under a log and in the most recent episode the progress we make with the plot developments is Sucre calls Maricruz, Mahone goes after Micheal, Lincoln makes it into Aber Burrows' custody and a few other things which weren't really that big. I mean it seems all this season is is thr characters come close to getting caught and they don't end up getting caught and Geary having 5 million dollars is kinda stupid. Its still a good show just saying the formulas becoming a bit weak.
 

[Reply #169 on:]

I just finished rewatching the last episode of season 1. It always gives me tingles. That they went through all of what they did, and the easiest thing which would be to board the plane...the couldnt do.

It was just like...if you went to all that work for it to go down the drain cos of just missing the plane. Well....I would be pissed.

[Reply #170 on:]

Great episode, T-Bag FTW!

[Reply #171 on:]

Well I've finally accepted the fact that Micheal and the gang getting out of sticky situations will always be all too convenient. Ah well still hard figuring out how they will get out of this one.

[Reply #172 on:]

It's one against four, Sucre has a gun in his hand when they walk outside, not sure if micheal had a gun, I would assume Aldo Burrows [thier father] would have a gun. Lincoln probably doesn't.  I would say that's one of the easiest escapes they have faced.

[Reply #173 on:]

I hope Mahone gets killed anyway. Well at least in the fall finalie episode.

[Reply #174 on:]

Bolshoi Booze was a great episode... Wow, Sarah's pretty much screwed, huh? Some interesting plot twists here, though I must admit, I'm beginning to get sick of the whole thing with T-Bag now. That. Went. Nowhere. And get Haywire back into the picture!

[Reply #175 on:]

Thats the entirely opposite for me ^. Except for Bolshoi booze was a great episode.

[Reply #176 on:]

I DO love the fact that T-Bag ended up with it, it's just the fact that all the plot twists in his story basically lead us right back to where we were a few episodes ago. Seemed unnecessary to me.

[Reply #177 on:]

Yeah I was thinking the same thing. He has no hand and he has the money.

[Reply #178 on:]

Last night's episode was alright, not great.  The end with Mahone and the brothers wasn't very real. They would have been in WAY better condition than Mahone.  Getting spun-out is much easier on the human body rather than hitting head first and absorbing most of the impact.

[Reply #179 on:]

Damn you, cliffhanger endings.

[Reply #180 on:]

Another character bites the dust.

Go Sucre!

[Reply #181 on:]

I loved "Disconnect" - the writing's getting smart again, yay! Sarah's been kicking quite a lot of ass this season, huh? Michael's back-story explained quite a bit, and there were actually a few twists in this episode that caught me off-guard. I love where Bellick and Kellerman's storylines are heading, too. No T-Bag or Haywire this episode, but still, awesome.

Oh, and another character down. Wheee! 

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My, my. What a plot twist.

[Reply #183 on:]

Ya, that was a good episode.

[Reply #184 on:]

I don't trust agent Kellerman. With the torturing and trying to kill Sarah and all. I think he's using them to get to her, to then take them in all three.

And where does Bagwell's charming accent come from?

[Reply #185 on:]

Wikipedia says Alabama (down the bottom, "Fictional people from Alabama", also his crime spree that led him to Fox River was in Alabama).

I'm surprised they didn't bring Pope back, but he was fired or resigned, right?

[Reply #186 on:]

The Pope resigned because they canned Bellick.

[Reply #187 on:]

I knew Kellerman was smart enough to know he was going to get capped no matter what, I'm just hopeing that the bullet he fired was fatal.  I want to see what happens when/if he tells Micheal about his day with the doctor.

[Reply #188 on:]

Dude, they're turning into 24 with all those plot twists. Honestly, I didn't see it coming.
Those evil, evil bastards making me wait until January! DAMN YOU FOX!

[Reply #189 on:]

The writers have made this small break interesting, we know the characters aren't in a life and death situation [like with a gun to their heads] but it's better this way, it keeps you guessing about a story line instead of just who is going to die. 

And I soooo thought Sucre was going to randomly parachute in and knock the gun out of Mahone's hand at the begining of the episode, I know it would have been dumb but very funny.

[Reply #190 on:]

It was sort of an interesting turn to go out on a cliffhanger because you can't see anymore this new change till January.

[Reply #191 on:]

Most episodes of Prison Break end on a cliffhanger, of course they were going to start the break with one. And I'd rather January than March, that's for sure.

Anyway, awesome way to end the current run. The show got back to its old, high standard after Rendezvous. I loved where Bellick's storyline lead him (though where to from there?). Sarah and Sucre really didn't have much to do at all in that episode, though. But, more importantly - I think we all knew Kellerman was going to turn eventually, I just didn't expect it to be so soon!

Roll on, January 29! 

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Originally posted by ~FazeShift~:
Wikipedia says Alabama (down the bottom, "Fictional people from Alabama", also his crime spree that led him to Fox River was in Alabama).

Thanks

[Reply #193 on:]

Tweener is dead. Really!

Not in the show but the actual person died in a car accident. How are they going to get over this? If they recast it will be very poor for continuity.

[Reply #194 on:]

No Tweeners actor was involved in a car crash but did not die. Another guy in the car did.

Lane Garrison, aka Tweener, was in a fatal car crash last night in Beverly Hills. At least one dead on the scene ...
 http://www.celebrityweek.com/news/show_news.asp?id=2103

[Reply #195 on:]

Oh. So my sister lied to me. Well its a good thing this time. Not the other person dying but so Prison Break won't have to recast.

[Reply #196 on:]

Uh yeah err recast. If you haven't seen what happened I won't spoil anything.

[Reply #197 on:]

Oh god damn it. Is it a bad recast? Does the guy or girl live up to what the original actor once were?

[Reply #198 on:]

They recast Terrance Steadman in Season 2 when the original actor left the show - it's pretty much the same thing, and not TOO noticable since we never really got a good look at his face in Season 1, anyway. Maricruz and President Reynolds also left the show. They've yet to physically appear, though their characters are still frequently referred to.

As for any other characters, just wait until Season 2 begins airing to see. You've got less than two months now, anyway.

[Reply #199 on:]

Those actors need a bitch slap. If I had the op to be on that show I would take it now question. But money talks to actors so you cant blame them.

And im counting the days. Not really. But I still cant wait.