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(S02E16) I guess for those of us who assumed Haywire would be the only one to find his way to freedom, maybe we weren't all that far off.
As much as I'm sad to see Haywire gone, it was a fitting end for him. As short as the scene was, it was actually one of the more well done moments of the show so far. We get a sense for how Mahone feels having to always run away while mirroring Haywire's feelings of being caught in a maze like a rat. What worries me now is how quickly they're killing off interesting characters from this show.
Robert Knepper is so good as T-Bag that I dare say sometimes he deserves award recognition. And T-Bag spooning with his woman? She couldn't have slept a wink that night. That was about as creepy as it gets.
What's with Michael and Lincoln so easily deciding they need Kellerman based on what he tells them? "Why do we need you...Oh, a cigar club? Hm, maybe we do need you. Brilliant! Nevermind." I don't think what happened was far off from being that simple ... and short, for that matter.
Sara did show some guts trying to kill Kellerman, and I think that telegraphs what Kellerman's fate will ultimately be. There's no way he's found salvation in the eyes of Mike, Linc and Sara, so unless he gets some protection from elsewhere, he's as good as dead.
Bill Kim is definitely someone to hate. I swear he's wearing lip gloss. His fate isn't far off from Kellerman's -- not by a long shot.
It made a little more sense that Mahone needed Bellick, since he needed someone to crawl around under the radar, as now his every move was plotted through the "proper channels."
T-Bag C-Note playing hero was another high point of the episode, and it makes it even more painful to see how next week's episode is looking.
I thought the decoys jumping off the train was both easy to spot and a huge cop out by the director. They show us, the viewers, a scene with the engineer radioing to the authorities about train jumpers, then later we're shown what really happened. There were other ways they could have handled that scene, so I felt cheated somewhat that they felt they had to do things that way.
Random thought: Where the hell is Mahone's HQ anyway? He's at Fox River, then he's in Arizona, Wisconsin... Who knew Prison Break was a science fiction show, complete with teleporters?
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