Okay, I’m going to be talking about tonight’s Prison Break here, so if you haven’t seen it, you may not want to read this right now.
So, the last six episodes have led us to this—and left us a few cliffhangers we’ve got to wait three weeks for.
Lincoln left the others to go after L.J.—even though it stinks of a trap.
Haywire steals some equipment and gains a friend—a dog followed him because he had beef jerky. And he’s got a life plan: he’s going to sail the ocean (starting in Lake Michigan) to Holland, so he can live in a windmill. He just has to get started by building a raft from the driftwood on the lakeshore.
We get a great moment with the gang (digging again) where C-Note informs T-Bag that the Asian Black Market T-Bag intends to get a hand from won’t have white hands, so the racist slimeball will have an asian hand attached to him.
Governor Tancredi gets killed (even though it was made to look like a suicide).
Doctor Tancredi finds morphene and syringes on her coffee table—and a mysterious man waiting for her. Will Agent Kellerman get to her before she’s killed? Will Kellerman go against The Company?
Our boy, Sucre, turned the tables on the others. Gotta say I didn’t see that one coming. He’s the one I would have least expected to screw the others. Looks like he doesn’t get far as next ep’s previes show he and Schofield having a showdown.
Agent Mahone admits to Tweener that he found Shales—and killed him.
Tweener leads Mahone and the Feds to Debra Jean’s house to tell her that he’ll write to her instead of leading Mahone to the rest of the gang. His heroic (at least by not ratting) move upsets Mahone to no end, so he takes Tweener into the woods and shoots him, point blank.
And now we can see what kind of mental state Mahone is in.
Now, Tweener was on the short-list of people to be killed, so it wasn’t a big surprise. What was surprising was that Mahone’s so off his rocker that he killed a man in custody.
I’m not as obsessed with the show as much as I was last year, but three weeks is too long to have some of these things resolved…
R.I.P Tweener. Or Dave (nice moment he had with Debra Jean, where he tells her his real name).
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