"Bluff" Episode #118.

Cast: Wentworth Miller, Dominic Purcell, Wade Williams, Amaury Nolasco, Peter Stormare, Robin Tunney, Marshall Allman, Sarah Wayne Callies, Stacy Keach, Paul Adelstein, Robert Knepper, Rockmond Dunbar, Patricia Wettig, Michelle Forbes, Frank Grillo, Muse Watson, Lane Garrison, Joe Nunez .
Producer(s): Paul Scheuring, Marty Adelstein, Dawn Parouse, Matt Olmstead, Brett Ratner.

Original Airdate: April 17, 2006.

Spoiler for tonight's ep:

I saw this episode last week.....somehow. Good stuff.

Dude, you ruined it! I can never watch this show again.

Lol, Haywire now?

And wow, that lawyer guy was dirty afterall.

Everything in tonight's episode wrapped up pretty well.

I was wondering what kind of cheap twist they were going to throw in at the end just to keep the suspense up.

This week was fairly boring, but the preview looked good.

Great episode. Nice setup on Gary. When is Bellick get his.

If you're on welfare, vote Democrat.

Half the prison is going to emptied the night they decide to make a run for it.

The prevews for next week looked great!

Next week's episode looks awesome. Maybe something will happen! Can't wait to see what takes place between Abruzzi and Bagwell.

You know this show is predictable, drawn out and overly dramatic at some points... oh and I hate the lawyer lady and the vice president.... but it does entertain me each hour. I can't ask for much more in a tv show

I wasn't paying close enough attention, did Veronica ever make any mention of brokering a deal to get Lincoln out to visit his son? Because otherwise we're left to assume it was a setup. Which leads to the next question, was the guy in the semi trying to kill Lincoln or help him escape?

I think the show has gotten back on pace here. Granted, the whole "construction in the room" thing seems ridiculous at this point. That project should have been done in two or three days, as far as the guards were concerned. But at least everything else is in motion now plotwise. They sort of twisted every storyline and character around a bit with this episode.

I think the scene with the VP and the Secret Service guy may of answered those questions.

They had a long scene between Mike Hammer and John Doe where the Pope made it clear that this type of thing is never, ever, ever allowed and that not even the best lawyer could make it happen. Then he stared at the camera and winked a few times. Always subtle on this show.

das

So what kind of poker game is that? Guy bets more than other guy has and he has to fold? WTF?

The same card game that they played in Shade (crap)

T-Bag put the 10 on the bottom of the deck - if he was only one of 5 guys who can do what he does with cards - then he should have been able to deal him back that 10

Yeah, but everyone saw it fall face up. How about he holds up a sign saying "I am bottom dealing." :P

True!

Why did that guy even need to bet? He was up $300. The Kitchen guy acted first and went all in with $70... The other guy should have folded. How much could be in the pot? it is a $50 buy in - $5 ante each guy (5x7=$35)

It was the petition she was filing while other lawyer guys was meeting his "friend"

"There's something in your teeth"

My favorite line of the night, great ep!

Yeah, I was wondering the same thing.

Anyone know if the preview for next week is online? Link?

LJ being tried as a minor for one count of attempted murder and two counts of murder

have we seen the guy who was talking to Savrinn before? ..I know people have seen the next episode, but if we've never seen him before (I don't remember) .. what if he's not a bad guy, but on Michael & Lincoln's side? .. what if he's friends of their father..who could/may still have some contacts with "the company" ..and since they're aware he's "alive" or whatever ..he's playing it safe /w a middle man and has that guy in contact with savrinn? ...

pure speculation on my part..but...just what i was thinking...