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Prison Break: The Key
(S01E19) Like I'd mentioned in one of the recent APB podcasts, I already saw this episode a couple of weeks ago. Luckily the version I saw was the same as this one and ended just as shockingly. It's hard to believe that there's only The first surprise (for some of you, at least) was the return of Abruzzi. His back story was sadly missing a couple of episodes back, and it's too bad, since his story was likely one we'd have little remorse for, unlike all the other 'Breakers. Even Tweener has a sob story to tell, sitting in prison for a mere baseball card theft.
But is Abruzzi just playing everyone? Is he really reformed and forgiving of T-Bag? The fact he asked about Fibonachi again shure makes him out to be a player.
For all of you 'ship junkies out there, I'm sure you got your share of warm gigglies seeing Michael and Sarah finally
lock lips, though for now it seems they're already in rocky territory.
So, what's the full story behind
Mike and Lincoln's father? Thankfully it seems there might be a lot more interesting aspects to the story of what
landed Lincoln in jail that what we've already seen, since, I have to admit, it wasn't getting very interesting at
all.
The other interesting news we learn is that Nick is Abruzzi's contact on the outside. Is this why
he's helping Lincoln and Veronica? Maybe Michael knows all of this already and is keeping it to himself?
Tweener gets more of a story this week, some of it being quite, um, painful to think about. I have to imagine that
Tweener didn't really rat out the 'Breakers for the reason we're lead to believe. I think Michael, for some reason,
told Tweener to tell Bellick about the hole in the break room, possibly just to isolate him to kill him. Otherwise I'm
not quite sure how the next episode could continue with the cat out of the bag like that.
But how could
Bellick be killed in the break room when the prisoners have no access? Could it be that Michael or some other inmate is
in the tunnel below, waiting to grab Bellick? Or is Tweener actually in the break room with Bellick and we didn't see
him? Actually, judging by Sucre's scene from next week, maybe Tweener really does rat them out.
I gotta
say that Lincoln getting caught was a big bummer. I'd thought it would actually be a cool twist to allow for more
inmates to escape with Michael next week, but I guess that's not going to happen. From the looks of the finale, we saw
who gets left behind, but that could be there to throw us off.
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