is Brother's keeper the latest episode available..? i am from australia and i think we are way behind... we are up to the episode where micheal lies to philly about fibernacci (or how ever it is spelt). and Linc's son finally gets away from the city and joins up with veronica and the lawyer dude... i am really wanting to know what happens and what the hell is gonig on with the name change??? man we are so behind!!!

You're welcome Aaron Peck....and thank you.

Thank you Chris B. for some thought out insight.

Actually, the sample used in Prison Break is standard issue stock audio. It's been used on many many things, including Ryche's OM1.

BOLSHOI BOOZE says 32 0 09 104 57 09 upside down."

but what does that mean?
what was he doing at the grave?

I agree with Keith and some of the other comments about this episode being a great one.Before this episode, I had my own opinions about each character's history,stemming from how each character was originally presented to us. Boy, was I wrong! I thought Michael's strong sacrificing desire to get his brother out of prison,came from his love he had for his brother since childhood. But we find in the flashback, that Michael seemingly had a great disdain for Lincoln, until he found out that the money which paid for his college education,came from Lincoln, not from their mom's insurance,as he once believed. As for Dr. Sara, I thought her to be & have always been a "priviledge & stuck-up" governor's daughter....definitely not a junkie! And as for T-Bag...I was surprised to see that he was in a relationship with a woman. At first, his character attempts to show love & tenderness towards the woman & her children. T-bag showing affection to anyone took me by surprise for a moment. But then, the real T-bag, the one we all know, comes back to the surface. We see that he is on America's Most wanted for murdering six people. Then when his "lady love" visits him in prison,he threatenly reminds her that he remembers where she lives.... He no longer had a loving face. Yeah, T-Bag was T-bag all the way.Also,through the flashbacks,we get a better understanding as to why C-Note is so bitter to everyone.IMO, the flashback episode gave more depth to the central characters, and hence, more depth to the story. And to me, this episode was just more icing on the cake!

OK who got "One Tough Break"? Only C-note did. Many, many people are caught because of America's Most Wanted, so it was only a matter of time for T-bag. We all know why Michael is there. Sucre was poor and as his last resort he had to steal to get money for his girl. His bad break came because his cousin turned him in because of his jealousy. His cousin was the one that led him to do what he was doing. Licoln, was always a bad dude, but had a good heart putting Michael through school and everything.
Next thing you'll be saying is the agent that turned and realized that he was doing something wrong, was wrong to do that, because he's a souless secret service agent and he shouldn't have done something so stupid, because everyone knows YOU DON'T GO UP AGAINST THE GOVERNMENT.
The fact is that the writers can tell whatever story they want to, these are THEIR chracters not YOURS. But, I'm sure that most criminals in prison are crazy idiots that are beating each other up all the time. I'm sure there's not a handful of them that got a bad break, I mean come on.
Also, I want to know what your basis of the "Hollywood Bad Guy Who Got One Tough Break" Stereotype comes from. Give examples.
Everyone knows in fiction all the plots have been done over and over. The only new things you can come up with are characters. Characters drive the story, not tattoos.

RE: the show is trying to make them less of a stereotype

actually the show is making them more of a stereotype. They are turning them into that Hollywood fantasy of the 'good guy who got one tough break' BS. I have no problem with protagonists who are criminals. I dont need the sap. Hell TV now has two new shows (Heist and Theif) about career criminals. DId we really need to see that these guys just got one tough break...no. It makes them less believable and more one dimensional.

it is insulting to the audience that they felt we needed them to be softened up for us to accept them as our 'heroes'

Can someone tell me two things that I am missing?
Who is Abruzzi?
What was writen on the note paper handed to Michael in the bar by this man, and what did it mean?

Overall, I like the show and it added a lot more dimension to the show, for me.

I guess none of you actually watch Lost either. Kate is a hardcore criminal in that, and we still like her. Sawyer is a bad person, but his flashbacks make you feel sorry for him.
What's wrong with making these guys not hardened criminals? I don't get it. All they are doing is telling a story, and trying to move away from stereotypes, which hurt characters. At the beginning this whole show was stereotypes, and now you have more ground to love them or hate them. And I really don't understand how T-bags flashback could even be construed as the writers wanting us to like him. If this is what you got from that you're totally wrong! The way he looked at the little girl when he was teaching her, her 9 times tables, was extremely creepy. He's like any other pshycopathic pedophile that lies to himself thinking he's changed, but he hasn't and never will.
I guess everyone has just got used to a show based on the "tattoo", and that's what they want. Well, what are you going to do with the show when they all break out? The tattoo won't really matter then. It will be a lot more about the characters themselves, what are you going to do then? What are you going to do when you see the tearful reunion of C-note and his wife and daughter, "Oh he shouldn't act like that he's a criminal." Or maybe for all your sakes part of Michael's tattoo is going to be used to guide him through the rest of his life.
PS--Some criminals get caught doing STUPID stuff. A guy here in Utah robbed the same bank 3 times before he got caught. Why is Sucre's story so unbelievable?