I liked this one, but when the three guys considered what to do with Steadman and rejected DNA matching, i think they were wrong - comparison of his and president's DNA would show pretty much conformity - being brother and sister. But it would end plot too soon :-)

I waited with such anticipation of this new episode. It was a bit disappointing. There was not enough Michael! Also, Michael has been making such great moves, why call the police and give up? Why? I also knew Steadman was going to kill himself because he's Thatcher on Grey's Anatomy! Anyway, I love Michael and would like to see more smart moves by him. His intellect is such a great part of the character, so him doing something totally dumb, is not believable.

i'm done. didn't even watch the eppisode just deleted it from the dvr. was even happier about it after dominic was on jimmy kimmel and had nothing nice to say about the dallas area and seemed completely disinterested in his role. way to sell a strugging show to the people who were trying to stick with it.

I keep watching this for the same reason I keep watching Lost. I've watched it from day one and I just have to see how it ends. After the initial 9 or so episode run run I'm starting to like this show less and less. With all the smartass agents and how underused Michael is now is very frustrating.

Oh well...

Did anyone else think that Steadman's loving gaze at the picture on the wall of the motel room was *very* significant?

Theory: the president has another brother. A brother who was stashed away in the prison system: Haywire.

ok right before the show started in Montreal there was a quick commercial thingy showing Haywire falling down off a crane or a half-finished building or something like that so he probably got cornered.It seems that Mahone is now more believeable then Kellerman i mean Kellerman LOOKS trustworthy but i find his actor should stick as it was in the episodes in november i find they were much better.as for sara in the same commercial we see sara kissing Michael (ooo la la)so either Kellerman is dead , not there or Sara was fuming when she saw him cause...well lets just say that attemtpting to drown someone and then meeting them would be a little akward...(Kellerman)~Ya , sorry about that whole well y'now...the thing. As for Bellick i found that wen he decided to go crazy on all those guys was well crazy..i think he's gonna be dead soon.o well i never liked him.and it also seems T-bag is going INSANE! i thought he was gonna kill that girl but w/e life goes on and T-Bag just becomes more and more angry(to say the least).i would probably rate this show a 5/10 because there have been better episodes.

I think aliens abducted Sara.

I enjoyed Prison Break more than 24, but I knew Mr. Steadman was going to off himself as soon as he was taken. He had no upside in the scenarios laid out. Dr. Tancredi is due back, so, I wouldn't sweat her omission. Kellerman is the key now, and it appears that Mahone is helping out too. There may be a silver lining after all.

C-Note's story has taken an awful turn. Just painful to watch--well...it would be if his daughter was played by a better actress. It's ironic that the guy giving him the grief on the phone was the reason he went to prison in the first place. I hope he starts making good decisions.

the real question is when are they gonna show Haywire on the boat to Holland?

During this episode I noticed that almost all of the books behind the happy family watching TV (see pic. above) were written by Stephen King. Poor "Mrs." T-Bag is now living a nightmare as horrific in her mind as anything Mr. King could contrive.