[Movie] Prison Break (Season 2 Discussion Thread)

It's so good to see the series are back! Awesome episode!

They didn't show anything about Haywire or Tweener... why? Yeah, so they're not important, but I want to know what happened to them. It's like those who got left out of the main group are the ones with the more chances of getting away.

Did anyone else notice how Lincoln looked at Abruzzi after the interaction with the man and his daughter? I hope he doesn't do anything stupid. Luckily they have at least one gun! ...and maybe the shotgun from the other guy.

What was that pill agent Mahone had in his pen? Nice character. A smart one like Scoffield! At the beginning I thought he'd be a typical antagonist like Bellick or Kellerman... btw whatever happened to LJ?

I liked T-Bag's story too. Would he save his hand!? I love T-Bag! Especially that maniac look he had during the whole episode. Once he solves his hand issue, I'd like to see how his story continues. Really. What does he *want* now?

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Damn! How could I forget to mention Veronica's death after everyone commented on it?

Totally unexpected and awesome! AWESOME! Like it wasn't good enough they killed Nick Savvrin!

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I didn't get it, which gun was the one that fell to the elevator? The real or fake one? Why did Mahone react if they still had the other gun?

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I was surprised to see them running on plain sight of everyone when they were trying to escape. I though they'd be more sneaky! That just adds more action to the series!

Also, I'm looking forward to the new episodes to see what happens with the other guys now that they've gone separate ways. And I *really* want to know what was of Haywire. He's the most likely to be captured first.

How humane of T-Bag not to stab the doctor to death.

Also, what happened to Lincoln's father? Will he appear again?

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Originally Posted by RockgamerXIII

It was the fake one that fell, and the fact that they had a fake gun at all is probably what lead Mahone to think that they would never use a gun on him (otherwise they would have came in with a real one).

Really? So he starts struggling with them while they have the *real* gun? Why didn't Lincoln tell Michael to shoot Mahone, then? It was the moment to rescue LJ! They wouldn't have wasted that chance if they had the means to do it right.

Also, another question: how long does it take for a reattached hand to work again? Since I don't know about severed hands... is it really possible to reattach it? Could a vet really have known how to do that? Aren't there nerves and... stuff that you need to put in place? So, will T-Bag be able to use the hand right away or what?

This thing is sticky, and I don't like it. I don't appreciate it.

Originally Posted by El Ray Fernando

Mahone knew that Michael hasn't got the balls to shoot him, Lincoln couldn't grab the gun off Michael either as he would have had to let go of his son, but if the gun were in Lincoln's hands Mahone may not have grabbed onto LJ's legs as by the looks of things Lincoln would have shot him to save his son.

Wow! So Mahone really knew Michael wouldn't shoot him! What a good character. He *knew* how Michael would react after all that studying he did!

Originally Posted by El Ray Fernando

We have seen the hand reattached but we haven't really seen T-Bag actually meaningfully use it or move the fingers, its just sort of remained limp.

Yes, even in the car scene. So, is he driving with one hand only?

Originally Posted by Rock

Does anybody believe the vet is still alive? After all, we didn't see what kind of injection T-Bag used on him, or did I miss something here? I don't know, but for some strange reason, I simply refuse to believe that he killed him in cold blood after all he did.

No way the doctor still lives. The way he was killed was T-Bag's way of thanking him... not butchering him, that is!

Of course I don't know what he used to kill him... I mean, would there be something poisonous in that room he uses to treat animals that T-Bag would have known would kill a person?

Originally Posted by El Ray Fernando

I have to agree because they did give quite a few close camera shots on the supposed dead body sort of implying that something would happen, but I suppose we must wait for the next episode. Personally I think he will wake up and call the cops.

What would *that* say about T-Bag? That he can't even kill someone? I really don't think we'll see that doctor again.

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NOOOO!! They killed Abruzzi! One of the few I really wanted to get away. For a moment I though he was going to kill himself, but his actual reaction was much better! Ummm... Maybe I missed it but... how did the FBI know that he was there?

It was nice the way the depicted T-Bag... I mean, he's trying not to get caught yet he can't resist and behaves like... T-Bag. I was hoping they'd show the fight between him and the other guy, though.

What about Tweener? Is the girl just trying to fool him or is that serious? Is *someone* on their way to get him?

I couldn't help but laugh at Geary's reaction as he returns with the tire to the shack and sees what happened! Haha!

This episode didn't end with any cliffhanger... huh. What was that about?

I was speaking idiomatically.

It was so good to see Haywire again! What's with the painting of Holland? That guy is with his own thing, like he's not aware everyone is looking for him. I wonder what's his plan for getting away...

I didn't care much for Sara's part of the story. Everything else was so interesting that when near the end of the episode they switch back to her storyline I just got mad... but yeah, something *will* happen. She may discover who Kellerman is, I just hope he doesn't end up killing her afterwards.

I'm really liking how Michael and Lincoln are getting angrier as the episodes progress, especially Lincoln, he's really pissed off!

Also... by the end of the episode: how close where they to get Westmoreland's stash? It seemed to me like they won't have enough time to get... if it is there at all.

Originally Posted by RockgamerXIII

And by the way, what's with the website? The last thing we need is for this to become another Lost. I went to it (http://europeangoldfinch.net), and I couldn't really connect it with the show yet. Hopefully it never will be used, but I doubt that.

Huh? What are you talking about? Context, please. What's with that site?

Originally Posted by nuttyturnip

Am I the only one who doesn't buy T-Bag's ability to seduce that lady? The man just reeks of creepy pervert, especially with the rotting hand. How could any woman sit and listen to him talk sexy without being totally disgusted?

That creepy lady was after Michael, so no, T-Bag didn't seduce her. I'm confused about one thing, though: the part after T-Bag sees she was just playing him, and before the part where Michael goes upstairs... what happened in between? Where was T-Bag? Did the woman call the cops on them? Why didn't he stop her before?

Originally Posted by nazpyro

Convenient that the whole crew is back together again, sans german engineering, crazy guy, and now white boy.

What german engineering? What's that? Is that a character?

What kind of toxic man-thing is happening now?

Thanks you all for clearing my doubts.

The lady wanted Lincoln? I misunderstud, then. Still, does someone know about the in between part I mentioned? Why was there broken glass on the floor if nothing seemed to have happened?

So what's with the site? It's like some sort of alternate reality, now? Is there some information in there concerning the series? I don't want to be annoying but, can you give me an example of the dialog or context where that is mentioned?

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They killed Tweener! Nooo! I couldn't believe that! I mean, it was kind of obvious when Mahone got off the road, but still!

Originally Posted by RockgamerXIII

I kinda figured it would be Tweener dying tonight, but I never expected it ot go down like that. I don't know how Mahone expects anyone to actually believe that Tweener killed himself (aside from the broken car windows, there's the question of how he escaped custody in the first place, where did he get the gun from, and how he actually shot himself with handcuffs on), so hopefully they address this in the next episode.

I don't think Mahone did expect anything at all; he was all crazy when he shot Tweener, that's why he had one of those pills afterwards. It was a stupid thing to do to kill him, who says he couldn't be persuaded to talk later? I was glad he didn't betray them again!

Originally Posted by RockgamerXIII

Governor Tancredi's death seemed totally pointless,

Was it sure he killed himself? Didn't the asian guy say something about that to Kellerman?

Originally Posted by RockgamerXIII

and the Sucre thing at the end just seemed stupid, not to mention out of character for him.

Yeah that was stupid! But it's *too* stupid to actually go on. I imagine they'll solve it in the first 5 minutes of the next episode like they did with so many other problems during the series.

Originally Posted by RockgamerXIII

To top everything off, they tell us we have to wait three weeks for new episode. Meh.

What? Why?

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Originally Posted by RockgamerXIII

Baseball (probably most boring sport to watch ever). FOX is going to be showing the World Series for most of October.

Baseball!? Oh, you yanks and your sports! Can't they have that on FOX Sports? Well, I guess that's like the World Cup for you...

Originally Posted by BZ

And Michael and Sucre probably have a plan to get the money away from tbag and cnote at least. I dont think he knows much about cnote since he aint that bad. But its not his plan to begin with anyway.

So they meanto just confuse you by the whole cop trying to talk sucre to surrendering thing. Holding them up was probably part of Michaels plan to begin with.

Nah. Really? It looked like Sucre was serious. He was thinking about his baby, and also, the police girl had been trying to talk him off for a while and we didn't see him talk to Michael before to prove it was their plan. I think he's really trying to screw up.

Jam it back in, in the dark.

Ok, Chris: let's assume he's alive as you say, and that Mahone told him someone turned on him just as an act for any possible passer by who might have overheard what happened there...

Why would he *want* to come back? If he did that to disappear off the face of the Earth, he was damn successful, what motivation could he have to return in any season at all? He accomplished his goal. In any case they might show him in the last episode of the series being alive somewhere, just for people to know, but that's it.

I don't think there's going to be a third season... at least I hope so, but this is FOX, so...

By the way, you might want to go to the discussion page on his Wikipedia article too... it says "Current Status: Deceased".

Is Abruzzi's fate all we're going to talk about until Prison Break returns? I wanted to know what people thought about Haywire's Holland plan.

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Originally Posted by BZ

Ratner said it was made to be three seasons before it even started.

Oh, yes, I checked on IMDB and it says it's three seasons... most unfortunate, for I can't imagine what can happen in a third season. It means that the remaining 13 episodes won't be enough to exonerate Lincoln and expose the conspiracy?

Originally Posted by Chris James

If he seriously makes a guest apperance for some weird reason...I'll make sure to come back here and mark out. >.<

Just to make it clear: it doesn't count if his appearance is in a flashback, when he *was* alive.

This thing is sticky, and I don't like it. I don't appreciate it.

So many interesting things happened on this episode!

Lincoln and LJ are together now. It's the first time, think of the information they can share on the conspiracy.

I have a new found love for Sara now that she's into the whole trouble! I loved the scene where the guys in the SUV kill the woman by the phone booth. It showed how fast those guys work.

T-Bag going after that woman. I thought when he got out he forgot about that. I find it somewhat hard to believe that having the 5 million he decides to do something risky instead of getting away...

Originally Posted by nazpyro

The episode was sweet, though I could've done without the lengthy river scene. "I'll stick with ya buddy. Just stay put. [30 minutes later...] ohh, rope!"

Oh, yes. That scene took the whole episode away from them! At least Sucre didn't turn out to be a traitor like it seemed by the end of the last episode.

I'm really getting tired of Bellick, you know... It was fine at the beginning of the season, but now... hmm...

So Mahone was into the conspiracy? I was shocked when he sat on the car with Kellerman! Wow! And more shocked to see that it was Kellerman the one with authority; I'd have expected them to be equals at least.

Great episode!

How ya doing, buddy?

I can't imagine how will the series continue now! Lincoln was captured! The very reason for the series! Damn! How could he get out of this! Since I'm not from the US, I don't see the preview for next week's episode. Did it show anything about Lincoln?

Also, I was surprised they captured T-Bag too... so I guess he'll be getting back to prison, then? And what was that thing he had in his sock when he was bound to the chair?

I though C-Note would be captured... I was almost sure he was going to be the next one. That was bold how he got reunited with his family.

I was speaking idiomatically.

Man, your writing is terrible. I mean, really *really* terrible. For someone so well informed you sure could write a little better. Damn! x_X

As for the episode...

I surely hope T-Bag isn't planning on ripping his hand off to get away from the police. But I can't see any other way he could escape! What a surprise that Geary turned on Bellick; the good side is that at least they'll be fighting for the money. That means *some* character might get a hold of it.

Why couldn't Michael try a little harder to convince Mahone he's not the bad guy?

Also, good to finally see Lincoln's father. I didn't expect him to have henchmen! I sure was like What!? when I saw all those guys getting off the black van and chasing Linc and LJ!

And they have an infiltrated guy on his organisation... Which makes me wonder: if the whole point of framing Lincoln was to get to his father, and, as it was seen, the Company guys know where he is; why didn't they get Linc's father before? What do they care if he's with his family? Any idea?

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What's going on with Haywire? Are they suddenly going to show him in the middle of the ocean on his raft with the dog?

What kind of toxic man-thing is happening now?