All I can say about the fall finale is ‘Is it January yet?” The twist at the end was unexpected and awesome but it does leave me with a question: Mahone was shot in the stomach, right? For some reason I’m getting the impression he was shoot in the shoulder? I know it doesn’t make sense but for some reason that what my mind keeps telling me. (Any body got screens?) Either way because it wasn’t an explicit heart or head or otherwise obviously fatal wound they could still bring him back, for all we know he had vest and was just knocked out by the shock of the bullet, but for now may you rest in peace agent Mahone.

OMG. I mean, we all saw that coming, I hope, but damn; it was still crazy. They did a good job of keeping you convinced of Kellerman's allegiance, but then BAZZAM OOHHHHH BANG BACKSTAB WIN!

I had a feeling since the beginning one of those "inside guys" was gonna befriend the brothers. I had thought Mahone early on, but that changed as the season progressed. And the twist didn't really begin to happen until last episode. Damn, I can't wait... January will be awesome. Good stuff I suppose: I need this "TV break" to catch up on, um, more TV.

I found some things about this episode to be completely idiotic (which I will get to in a minute), but overall it was pretty great. I definitely can't wait until January (though not January 22 like they are advertising, which is just a recap episode).

Okay, so those idiotic things. First off, why were they gonna send Michael and Lincoln right back to the prison they escaped from? I know the probability of them escaping again wouldn't be that high, but it still seems idiotic to send them right back to Fox River.

Second, why was Mahone the only one looking after them during that scene in the tunnel? I know those other guards were helping with that semi, but it seems stupid that they would completely take their eyes off of them. This is made even more idiotic by the earlier scenes with that guy talking about how important their security procedures. He said all that, yet they leave Mahone as the only one watching them?

There are other little things, but I'm not gonna nitpick. Those were just the main things grating on me. But other than those things, it was great episode, with lots of great twists. I can't wait for Prison Break-24 combo to come back and kick the ass of everything else on TV.

I think Kellerman had a couple of inside guys, which allowed Mahone to be the only one watching and for the keys to be left behind.

I thought Kellerman's guys were just those police people that held them up with the semi-truck. But even if some of them were in the security detail that were transporting them, it doesn't explain why no one else was looking after them, especially when they had cars full of people there (they couldn't all be Kellerman's guys, right?).

I keep watching that shot over and over again and all I can conclude is that he either got shot in the heart or just above in the shoulder. When Mahone drops to the floor, you can see a little glisten of liquid on his left breast/shoulder. I will download a HD quality video and look at it again.

About taking them back to Fox River...Since the murder happened in Illinois, and were convicted in Illinois, they have to be held there. Maybe Fox River is the only maximum security prison Illinois has.

About Mahone being the only one chasing the brothers in the tunnel, I credit it to either a specified plan by those that were with Kellerman, or to genuine police stupidity in trying to break down the door that they escaped from, rather than looking for another way after them,

I doubt that (especially since Michael had a choice of prisons to go to after he did his crime), but even if it is true, like the news reporter said, they committed other felonies while on the run, so this goes beyond just Illinois now.

As for the other thing, I'm saying they should have never been able to escape in the first place, since more people should hav been watching them. But this is TV, and they need dramatic effect, so you have to just go with it sometimes.

I think my biggest concern is the random appearance of the Border Patrol. Why did they happen to appear right then? And weren't the brothers a ways from the border? Didn't the reporter say something like forty miles north of the border or something?

Yes. The Border Patrol situation at the beginning did tick me off too. Maybe a random cop or something, but not Border Patrol.

Border Patrol appearing after the FBI agent phoned in saying fugitives were trying to cross the border around that location is indeed suspicious.

So, Prison Break finally came back. And for some reason, I didn't care that much.

Bellick was alright. It was pretty stupid way to set it up (angry black guy asking for dessert, wtf?), but once it going it was actually pretty good. I'll almost go as far as to say that it was the best part about tonight's episode.

As for Mahone, they should have let him die when he got shot. Unless he starts helping Michael and Lincoln too (which would just be stretching things way too much), I don't even see what else he could do. I guess he could still hunt after them as well, but with his family as the only reason to make him keep doing it, it just doesn't seem worth the effort (why care about them now when they didn't seem that important to him before).

And the whole thing with Steadman was just stupid. Considering what happened at the end, it all just seemed like a waste of time. And overall, they're really dragging this plot out to the point of mediocracy.

As for everyone else, they're just not that important plot-wise anymore, and whatever stories they do have going on just seem boring. And unlike Michael and Lincoln, who can be exonerated, everyone else can only end on one of three options (capture, escape, or death), so it's just a matter of time before one of those things happen for all of them. But now that their plots are getting stale, I'm hoping that one of those things will happend sooner rather than later.

I honestly don't see how this can go for another season without becoming incredibly boring. It's already starting to get that way now, so I hope they decide to end it after this season and give the show a proped conclusion. But who knows, maybe they'll introduce something into the plot that will reinvigorate it and actually make a third season not only possible, but good.

yeah, i feel that i'm really only watching it now because i've seen all of it up until now... kinda like how it is with LOST.

if anything, i'm only caring about the michael and lincoln, and somewhat of t-bag's and c-note's situations. i still wanna know what happened to haywire... :tpg:

Although I still feel Belleck's stint in prison was rushed, it's turning out to be interesting TV. I enjoyed the T-Bag scenes. I suspect that Mahone will turn on Kim, a move he's been fighting all season. So, I enjoyed his scenes.

Oddly enough, the main plot of the story was the least likable part. The brothers come close to redemption only to have it lost by the whim of a depressed fool who can't weigh situations properly? And I just feel bad for C-Note. Despite that feeling, I'm not sure where that plot's going or if it will end well at all. (I suspect not.)

This episode was rather disappointing. I'm almost getting the feeling that there will be some magic ticket discovered and used to end this whole show, considering how few options they have. I hope I'm wrong.

I really enjoyed the episode, can't believe the way it turned out for the brothers though, I was thinking call the press that would be a bit to easy.

I'm pleasently surprised Mahone wasnt killed, and now he has it in for Kim. I reckon he will continue to hunt down the fugitives, but not to kill them.

Bellick story is coming along great, is he going to attempt his own little prison break lol.

I actually found michael and lincoln situation the least entertain expect for the incident. Other than that, their story is quickly getting rather old.

Wow. Tonight's episode was awesome. I loved it.

It was awesome when they had the whole Michael vs. Mahone battle of the wits going on, and that was easily the highlight of this episode. It was great, kinda like the L vs. Kira thing in Death Note. Beast.

Yeah, this epsiode was definitely better than last week's. Hijacking that cameraman to release that video was awesome. Also, I guess Sucre and Haywire are way more interesting than C-Note and T-Bag, as I actually enjoyed their segments.

But watching Bellick's scenes made me realize something. Fox River was like the heart of the show back in Season 1, and even though all the main characters managed to get out, it still has potential to have some great stories come out of it. I'm not saying it has to be another break out or something, but I wouldn't mind watching a show just focusing on the stuff going on there.

So is anyone still watching this show?

Tonight's episode was pretty good. I'm glad they put some kinda of close to C-Note's storyline, as it was really getting pretty stale. Also glad to see he's the first one to get caught and not die. It'll be interesting to see how he helps Mahone catch Scofield and the others (obviously it will involve that website, as they mentioned it out of nowhere during the previously on section).

Pope was awesome. I was skeptical about how they could bring him back, but they did a pretty good job. He and Michael have a pretty interesting relationship, so I hope they find a way to bring them together again next season or something.

Now that C-Note is down, they need to end Sucre's story now. Admittedly, it is more interesting now that he's finally with Maricruz, but I still don't see much where they can go with this. Who knows, maybe he'll be the first one to truly escape. By the way, I'm not sure, but that looked like the original Maricruz. I know they had started using a different one, but now that The Nine has been all but officially cancelled, I guess the original actress was available again.

And I don't know what the fuck is going on with T-Bag. I'm glad they ended that stupid family hostage thing, but what is he doing now? I'm guessing he might be the next one to get caught/killed.

So yeah, good stuff. I can definitely see most of the storylines being pretty interesting up until the end of the season, but I still have no idea what they'll do for next season.

Is there officially going to be a third season for this? I still watch this, but and while I enjoy, I'm ready for it to end soon. =/

That T-Bag story is getting mad emo. Are we supposed to start feeling sorry for the guy now? It's like the first time they ever showed history of him. Looks like they have a ways to go with his story maybe.

Glad C-Note didn't die, and I don't think he's going to. He ultimately got his way in prison after all that crap he witnessed in the army, so he sorta never deserved it in the first place. =/

As far as I know, there still hasn't been any official announcement of a third season, though you would think there has been with the way everybody is talking about one. I think there most likely will be one, but unless it manages to get a significant boost in the ratings, I doubt it'll go beyond that.

Also, anybody hear about Tweener possibly going to prison in real life? That's pretty damn ironic.

Overall, a pretty enjoyable episode. My only problem is that I'm not sure that C-Note can really find Michael more effectively than Mahone or Belleck.

I loved watching Kim get beaten.

Prison Break: season three becomes a reality TV series. :tpg:

lol i jumped out of my chair, shouting slap that bitch!!

Best episode of Prison Break! :cool:

This was none stop action, seems like they are really heading for something now. I would be happy for a 3rd season, provided the quality remained the same as the last few weeks. Seriously good writting so far.

Can't the same be said for any Fox show (i.e., 24)?

Back when they were digging for the $5 million at the KK ranch in Utah, Michael told Sucre that if he was ever in trouble to post a message on a certain message board that he had set up. "Something-goldfish.net", I can't quite remember the name. In the "Previously, on Prison Break" opening segment of Monday's episode, they showed Michael saying this to Sucre.

It seemed sort of out of place when they showed the clip, but when C-Note said he'd get Scofield, I started to think. And then I realized that C-Note was standing right there when Michael told Fernando to post a message. Perhaps Benjamin will post a message asking for Michael's help?

Just speculating, that's all that I could come up with.

So it's been a month since the last post here, and the season's winding down with two episodes left...

The last few episodes haven been quite intense with the mind games going on between Mahone and Michael. Just when I thought they'd run out of things to delve into with Michael's plans, they reveal the Greek letter thing. I thought that was pretty cool.

Anyway, showdowns coming. Panama, fight! Also, good call on that web site being used.