Well, technically this is still season 1, but it was great how they brought him back. The fact that they did makes me believe that we'll see Abruzzi again sometime this season.

Yeah. I just can't get into that show anymore like I could ast season. They overcomplicated things so much that you can't really just enjoy the show anymore. It's like you have to be looking out for every little clue or something. Sometimes I just like to watch TV, not play games.

I really like how the other prisoners are getting shit done on their own in the absence of Michael. It's really entertaining and gripping to watch how the situations unfold. With Michael it's "predictable" that he'll figure out something, but with the others, it's really brings out an "OSNAP" out of me.

Please tell me that truck came out of NOWHERE.

I'm psyched for next week as german engineering returns to the house.

Yeah, that's been the most enjoyable part of these last few episodes, especially since everybody doesn't like each other.

And I have to admit, I didn't see that truck coming. Looking back though, it seems kinda of obvious that something would happen (especially when Pope said this had never happened before).

Oh shit, is that really him? I'm just now realizing that they look similar.

Who look similar.

Wow... just wow. Great episode for this week. First I watch it on *coughHDcough*TV and again when my brother said to download it because he missed it because it was just THAT good. And I didn't see that truck coming either.

BZ, we were referring to that guy from the Volkswagen commercials, the one where that guy (who I now know is Abruzzi) is all like "German engineering in da house!".

Oh, yes, next week will be quite fun. With Michael back, Aburzzi back, and Linc on the lamb, it should be quite action-packed and filled with suspense. Anybody else wonder when/if Sucre is returning?

What, you mean when is he returning to Gen Pop? I mean, he's still been on the show, he's just been in the SHU along with Lincoln. I don't when he will go back with the others, though (especially since his old cell is gone now).

His old cell is gone? How? It's not like the sale went through without the officer there. And Michael is already back in that cell. So, I don't think his cell is gone. He's just not in it. I'm just wondering how long it'll be until he's back in it.

I thought Westmoreland ended up in the cell with Michael now, since he was there when Michael got back from the psych ward.

No, I think he was simply there to welcome him back. Since Westmoreland did not buy the cell, I don't see why he'd be in there now... unless the Pope gave it o him as partial compensation for the officer misconduct thing. But that seems unlikely to me.

WTF - attempted assassination via a_truck!

Why do you guys think that Abruzzi is coming back next week? Did they show it in next week's preview or something?

Yes, they did. He tries to make up with T-Bag, although I can't see anyone, let alone someone like Abruzzi, getting over their own attempted murder. Shit just isn't going to work out.

Needless to say, out of all the characters, T-Bag deserves to live the least. I imagine he'll die at some point in the series.

T-Bag is such a prick. I want him to die. The only thing that he's good for is rigging poker.

And providing us a nice villainous character to hate.

What are you guys talking about, I love T-Bag. I would actually go as far as saying that he's one of my favorite characters on the show. I just like how he provides the comic relief, and how he's so slimy.

i wish they didn't kill abruzi. he was one of my favorite characters. t-bag seems tobe the most cunning besides scofield. i believe he will prove to be essential to the escape

Admittedly, Tea-Bag has been working fairly hard at getting this escape to work.

I just thought of something. Did Michael tell the gang at some point that he escapes behind the toilet? Because is seemed like common knowledge and I don't remember it being addressed before.

Well, they did know he could get in and out of his cell, so I guess common sense tells them that he has to have a hole somewhere in there. So the most likely place for that hole would have to be somewhere where it could have been easily made (or most likely already made), and somewhere where the guards couldn't see it.

But the short answer is no, I don't think Michael (or Sucre) ever told the others about the toliet.

hmm i probably shouldn't have read that spoiler. hahah:biggrin:

I can't say I'm feelin' this whole MGS2-Patriots-government-on-top-of-the-government idea, much less from someone like Lincoln's dad (dad, right?). "Oh by the way, I may not look it, but I'm part of the supergovernment." It isn't the concept itself so much as the sudden expository execution. They could have pulled it off much better. You'd imagine that they'd have to choose a better place for hiding. Realistically, surveillance in the world is too great to get away with this kind of thing. Satellites alone could have found them easily.

I have to admit, that wasn't the greatest episode. Since the comeback, they've been showing pretty good episodes (except the flashback one), but this one really wasn't that good. They went from revealing a little of the plot per episode to massive amounts in this one. That would usually be a good thing, but it just didn't work in this episode.

The best part about this episode was definitely Abruzzi, especially the scene with T-Bag in the cell. But even he suffered from the 'too much plot revealed' syndrome. They could have stretched out the whole 'is he good or not' thing over a couple more episodes, just to keep the tension up between him and T-Bag.

And yeah, the whole thing with Lincoln's dad was just pretty stupid, especially a lot of his explantions. I understand needing a plot for next season, but it's starting to get a little too convoluted for it's own good.

I did sort of like the development between Scofield and Sara, but it was a little too fast... Well, not too fast. It's like I could understand them kissing, but then again there wasn't enough leading up to that particular kiss at that moment; not their relationship in general. I'm a bit confused as to why she was pissed at him after finding out he planned to escape; perhaps she felt she was being used and he had no feelings for her at all. I could see myself in Scofield's position telling her the deal much earlier on; it might have been easier for them that way, but then again it might have ruined it for them entirely.

I'm definitely interested in seeing how they escape with Captain Bellick knowing they're planning it and also having proof. If he doesn't get to stop them officially I can totally see him trying to stop them personally.

Or was telling him part of Scofield's plan?...

I don't know, I find that hard to believe. I mean, he never really told Tweener that they were escaping since he wouldn't steal the key for him (making him resort to using Sara). It seems more like Tweener just inferred it from putting all the facts together and just told Bellick to hurry up and save his ass. I just don't really see how this could help Michael's plan anyway, whether he did it purposely or not.