Yeah, I thought the whole Greek alphabet plan was pretty clever, too.

For some reason, this week's episode didn't quite hit it with me, unlike two weeks ago. I guess I'm getting tired of the whole T-Bag thing.

I really enjoyed this week's episode and next week's looks like lots of fun.

But I get the feeling that C-Note's story won't end happy?:(

I like how everyone is after T-bag. He is a good character to change focus to. In recent episodes Mahone has also grown on me alot too.

Im glad the season is almost over, it just starting to feel like everyone is running around in circles. I thought it was very nieve for Link to leave Scolfield alone :rolleyes: but i that sense its about time they separated, it was more interesting when he did things by himself.

The show this season seemed almost as if the writers wrote the episodes the week before it aired, there's too many "oh this was about to happen, but now something else screwed it up" situations, it kind of seems sloppy and like stuff was written into the show as a conveinence to explain certain parts of the show, but done kind of sloppy. Don't get me wrong, I love PB, but the past 7 or 8 episodes, while good, just seemed a little rushed IMO.

Does no one want to discuss the season Finale?

Anyway I’m disappointed this episode to me was just a series of contrivances to set up season 3. Examples: Getting let Linc and Sahara off the hook so easily is a move which feel a little bit like a deues ex machana, if Kellermanhad all this evidence why didn’t he bring this up when he was working with the brothers? And after all the drama it felt too neat and clean. The passage of time doesn’t seem to make much sense ether how did Sahara get there in so little time. The big surprise at the end about the company wanting Michael in sona and to breakout left me saying “That does not make any sense?” then looking forward to season 3 and lastly the scene with the general in the lab had an X-files vibe to it which I didn’t like and makes me question where they are going with season 3. On the bright side have Michael Bellickand I assume T-bag and Mahone working to breakout of a prison is a good set up. I’d give it a C.

Yeah wasn't that good of a finale, but I am glad Mahone will still be in it since Fichtner owns.

Oh its Sarah or Sara you weren''t even close. That place is in Africa and ever expanding.

When you honestly think about it, they have set it up to basically do a whole damn repeat of the first season. Except this time the brothers switched roles. I was happy with everything up to and including that Asian guy getting shot (minus the Mari Cruz unsolved dilemma)...then it went straight down the crapper. I will watch next season just to see it come to an end, but I really think they should have taken the high road and ended it this season.

Just finished watching last night, all of season 2 within 1.5 days woohoo! I managed to get 6.5 hours sleep somewhere in there, while my flatmate went about 40 hours with only 1 lol!

Anyway, I thought S2 was super-fast-paced, but lacked the intrigue that carried S1 through. Plus people died like it was a new fad, and I lost count how many car crashes the protagonists' managed to escape unscathed. And they totally botched Haywire's part, leaving it to provide some light comic-relief and nothing else. I love Mahone as a new lead, so much depth to this Benzo addict. Is Kellerman dead?? I always figured it seeing as they don't show his death directly and all, but others thought otherwise until I was like "when did he die?!"

Sona is a prison where they test human beings? Wtf?! Is this like the Island now? Hope not.

Much better finale than the uber stupid season 1.
But theres a strong sense of de ja vu in the air.

Ooh man great show I watched S1 and S2 straight for 2 days. My eyes hurt.
It sucks that Peter Stormare died.