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Do we have a reason why that guy doesn't talk and just writes notes, by the way?

I believe Kim said that he had called them.

Yeah I think it was Bellick too, but I don't think Lincoln has the brains to orchestrate a breakout, I think it'll be Michael planning still, with Lincoln maybe getting supplies or something. Regardless, it'll be interesting to see how he plans on getting out of a prison he didn't design. Out...

I have to say, while its not as good as last season, I still am enjoying the show. That's a big difference from 24, which I've enjoyed the first five seasons of, and this one has just been horrible for me. Prison Break was ALWAYS improbable, so I don't see how that's a new complaint, but you...

I like how this show actually does things in the episode before the season finale. Most shows would have an episode where absolutely nothing happens, all setup with no payoff (and please, no Lost references ;)) until the finale, but in both seasons they've had major events happening in the...

I'm not sure I agree. We're not entirely sure yet what story it is that they want to tell in the third season, from what we've seen.

From what I understand/ have read, the show was planned to ideally be 3 seasons. I think that'd be about perfect for a show like this.

Well it appeared to me Franklin already jumped, but since this is a TV show, I'm sure they'll have someone find him hanging and be able to save him before he dies. I would have thought if I was Mahone that that'd be the first thing I'd do when I found out that the lead didn't work out is talk to...

Was anyone else really annoyed the way they ended off tonight with that cliffhanger until next week? It just seemed really artificial compared to the ways they've ended episodes before.

Who was the guy that we were supposed to be shocked at seeing the Asian company agent talking to? It seemed from the way they set up the shot that we were supposed to know who he is.

No, they picked Lincoln to draw out his father, who had betrayed the Company. What you gave was the initial reason that we thought it was, before the reveal was given about his father.

Yeah, I at first thought it was a suicide note, and I remember noticing what I thought was a heart now.

I didn't get the part with Sara using the razor on the mirror either, but she did cut her hair too. I was worried she was going to slit her wrists, myself, because of how she had just said that she needed Michael, and how they were focusing on only her hands.

Yeah I was referring to Chris' post, but I see its been fixed now. Sorry about the confusion over that. Anyway it just bugs me when people mention things from the previews not in spoilers since its already hard enough to avoid them with all the Fox shows I've been watching lately.

... Sorry for being rude, but how can you make the same mistake someone else just did and apologized for only two posts after its mentioned?

Correct me if I'm wrong, but I thought this show was set to be only three seasons all along, so we won't really have to worry too much about it maintaining momentum for much longer. (Of course maybe that changed after the show became such a big hit last year?)

Okay, I've never been one to nitpick about this sort of thing, especially on shows like 24, but in this episode, Lincoln and LJ get put in the van in Arizona, and practically no time at all passes, and all of a sudden they're in Colorado? Why couldn't their base just be somewhere else in...

I wouldn't be that surprised if they don't get out of it, Lincoln gets shot, and Michael has the choice of staying in the country to try and clear his brother's name, or going to Mexico like he planned.

I'm pretty sure they only showed him standing there once, but I'd say that means that the ex-wife no longer lives there, since shes 'scared of him.'

Just a gut feeling / prediction I have about the end of the episode: The woman cop is the lady's daughter, and they attacked her for no reason.

Have they said anything about Haywire yet? Even if its something because the actor isn't involved this year, all they need to do is mention that he got caught right away.

Yeah, it bugs me a ton how specifically Michael and Lincoln have glasses and sunglasses to at least disguise their faces somewhat that they never wear.

Good episode, as always, although for the entire commercial break they had me wondering to a friend "Is he really dead? No, he can't really be dead, can he?"

I thought it was morse code at first until I noticed that it was only dots, no dashes, so I have no clue.

One thing that would make sense with the VP (now president)'s actress not being on the show this season supposedly; with Veronica and Nick both out of the picture, do they even need her? I doubt much of the conspiracy will be uncovered this season, because Lincoln and Michael are on the run too...

I'm pretty sure that yes it was the same actress as the tattoo artist. Edit: Oh and for the record did anyone else who recently rewatched season 1 notice that they Lincoln's first execution is to take place on May 11, but then in episode 14 when it gets to be the day of the execution, there's...

The tattoo woman asked if she could have a picture in the first episode of season 1 and Scofield told her no.

Yeah, I just watched season 1 for a second time this weekend and you're right, but I agree that its still a little bit of a cheat. I liked how for the credits and commercial breaks they changed the sequences they showed, it would be strange to show the inside of the prison again, since they...