Prison Break: Wash

(S02E18) Someone commented last week about my Prison Break review, saying it was possibly the shortest review ever on TV Squad. Well, it certainly wasn't the shortest, but I have to wonder what more could have been said?
Seriously, I sometimes ask myself why I tune in every Monday to watch this show. It's just that I feel as though I've invested so much time into this show as it is, and I'm just waiting for the payoff. But will there be a payoff? And when will the end be?
Let's discuss the good and bad points of this episode...
The bad:
- The notion that even a timestamp on a digital recording would be proof of when it was recorded. As if that couldn't be forged as well? Anyway, since they're going a different route with how they're putting it to use, it's not as big of an issue.
- T-Bag just happening to be on the same flight with Bellick. Funny, yeah, but incredibly implausible. Sorry, but this bugged me.
- The arms dealer Not bringing backup when selling an untraceable sniper rifle to Kellerman. Need I say more with this?
- The sloppy europeangoldfinch.net mention and Michael's apparent reaction to C-Note's, er, note. If you look at website, C-Note mentions to Michael that his daughter's sick not once but twice. And how does Michael respond? "Yeah that's too bad. Good luck." What an asshole.
- The fact that I've got nothing really to say about Sucre's side of the story.
The good:
- T-Bag finding his "twin". The way these scenes were shot, I'd have to say the doctor was also played by Robert Knepper, though I admittedly didn't check the credits.
- Keeping us hanging with the recording. Actually this could be bad, too. I mean, that had better be one hell of a recording.
- C-Note and the "package." Obviously he doesn't die, or else we'd have seen some evidence of that in this episode. And the fact that it's so obvious makes this something that could be listed under the bad.
- The use of positive reenforcement on Sucre's cousin by Bellick. Finally something that makes sense!

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