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Who knew Michael was the equivalent of a genetically enhanced experimental mouse who's good at breaking out of a maze (prison)?

For a guy who planned such an elaborate escape plan from prison, he definitely wasn't thinking outside the box when it came to Reynolds' options, hence his political acumen was lacking in hatching this blackmail scheme (failing to consider other possible points of pressure which would have...

Why didn't Michael consider that the Prez would be willing to sacrifice the queen in this little game they are playing? Poor guy, never had another backup plan besides the leverage of the tape. Now, it's time to start running again.

I don't know what's going on with this show, it's just to uncompelling to watch, especially the subplots with T-bag and C-note and Sucre.

Mr. Lee has pushed the wrong buttons on Kellerman and now Mahone. This can't bode well for Lee in the future. T-bag's subplot was beyond ludicrous. Bellick's subplot, OTOH, is going to be fun to watch, nothing like prison pecking order on display. C-note' subplot is a yawner...

Didn't quite see that ending, but it does lead to some more juicy stories when the show starts back up in January. Poor Bellick, he is so going to get pwned by his bunkmate.

You didn't spoilerize what you saw in next week's preview and then speculated on it, so I added the spoiler text.

Prison Break returns in late January, 2007. There is a spoiler for next week in the article in the 3rd paragraph.

There are rumblings that Prison Break might return at the end of January, paired with 24 on Mondays. This presents some production problems for the crew, but (just my idea) it is possible that Fox might alternate Mondays in March/April to stretch out the remaining 9 episodes.

Cleveland whats-a-ma-hoozit - not for the squeamish...

This was an entertaining episode, mainly because it had just about everything in it, including the proverbial kitchen sink and stool siffering.

This show got weird tonight, totally all over the map, and I'm not sure it's working. Linc and LJ got re-captured way too easily. Didn't care about C-Note's subplot at all. Michael and Alex's phone call was good, though.

It wasn't just a baseball card, it was a Honus Wagner T206 card, worth a whole lot of money. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Honus_Wagner

Dayum, Johnny Lawman is a psycho!

Seeing Haywire go "all 9 1/2 Weeks" was strange. This episode went really fast, it was fun and tension-filled, and a return to form.

Loved how the pecking order inside the prison seems to extend outside the prison.

VDub has left da house. At least Bellick got a lapdance. T-Bag really is a pathological child molester. Is Sarah going to lead the G-man to Michael? This show is lacking that tension that the prison walls imposed all season long last year.

What was holding T-bag's hand to the rest of his arm? A few stitches? Definitely needed at least a splint on it, if nothing else.

Invasion was cancelled. I guess Fox didn't think Prison Break was going to be a hit and didn't sign a few of the actors to longer-term contracts, so I doubt we'll see much of Terance or his sister (VP), now the President (because Patricia Wettig decided not not re-up for a second season of...

John Billingsley is now on "The Nine" on ABC, so they had to replace him with the new guy to play the now President's brother that Lincoln supposedly shot, which landed him in prison.

Well, that was a bummer, looks like some of the eye candy is going away. I thought it was funny that the guy who plays Thatcher Grey (from Grey's Anatomy) ended up being the re-casted VP's (now POTUS) brother. I think it'd be funny if T-bag ended up with a dog's paw for his left hand.

John Billingsley played the VP's brother (and Dr. Phlox on Enterprise), and will be on the new show, The Nine, this upcoming season. It looks like the show is living up to its name with so many of the "inmates" making a break for it on other shows.