Haha! Dwacon, I was waiting for the exact same scene... Very funny.

Although this show has one of the largest suspension-of-disbelief factors of anything I watch (bigger, dare I say, than even 24) I still find it consistently impressive that despite some "give me a break" moments, it still keeps some damn good forward motion.

The two biggest surprises for me were also Lincoln acting smart for a change and Mahone/Kellerman. I feel like they were such subtly introduced little nuggets this episode that we're inclined to think we should have been expecting them.

Very pleased I got into this show, it hasn't disappointed. Considering I never thought the premise would last beyond a few episodes, this has been worth the run so far.

That was me! I KNEW IT!

Anyway, it sucked that T Bag got over on them. I think we all see Bellick catching up with him and getting the money. Michael and Sucre should be able to get far away from the search team, since they, apparently, couldn't hear that motorcycle.

This kinda gets me to a post I made last season. Are we seeing great writing or poor direction? The search team didn't hear to bike, but Mike and Sucre heard the sirens as they stopped at the search location.

I'm sorry, I'd comment on more but I'm still reeling over Mahone being in bed with Kellermen. THAT I did not see coming.

In regards to the "but they do line" he gave Tweener - I thought he was talking about the other escapees. Not sure now why I did.

I'm still not sold on him getting the job done though. He seems uncomfortable with the idea that they all need to die. I assume (nothing to support this of course) that the "Company" has something to blackmail him with (Shales? the drugs?) and he's going along with it to keep out of trouble...but for how long? Maybe he'll turn all sort of Javet a la Les Miserables and leap off a bridge instead of shotting Michael point blank. :)

I'm still stuck to the edge of my seat. I noticed Sucre stuck in the water was derivative of the great film "Sometimes a Great Notion" (1971) where Richard Jaeckel is trapped under a log and Paul Newman tries to save him. In the movie, Newman tries to save Jaeckel (after he is stuck under water) by blowing air into his mouth. Jaeckel's character finds this funny and laughs -- thus causing him to drown. I am so happy Michael didn't have to blow air into Sucre's mouth... that would have ruined the episode for me.

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That was the most boring episode of Prison Break ever aired.

What was the timeline situation for tonight's episode? With all the characters and action it seemed like more time should've passed.

Didn't see the Mahone working for the President but it makes sense and should make for great TV. Who knows, Mahone could die by the hands of Paul in future episodes. Bellick and Gary finding T-Bag and the $5 million? And Haywire is off building his raft unaware Mahone is coming to kill him.

I thought he had multiple personalities cuz of the medicine

there was a clue - when he shot tweener, he said "i don't have anything against you, kid, but they do" or something along those lines.

omg this episode was the best so far I think just like a season opener. did you see the woman they shot instead of sarah!