"Otis" Episode #202.

Cast: Dominic Purcell, Wentworth Miller, Robin Tunney, Amaury Nolasco, Marshall Allman, Wade Williams, Paul Adelstein, Robert Knepper, Rockmond Dunbar, Sarah Wayne Callies, William Fichtner, Peter Stormare, Stacy Keach.
Producer(s): Paul Scheuring, Marty Adelstein, Dawn Parouse, Matt Olmstead, Brett Ratner.

Original Airdate: August 28, 2006.

I read the spoiler.

Can't wait for this one tonight. I wonder if Haywire will be in it at all. I'm intrested in seeing what he's up to.

I don't expect them splitting up to last for too long.

Damn T-bag. I wouldve put his hand up his ass and cut his damn head off.

Great now supercop is here!

Shit I just got home and forgot all about this.

PLEASE tell me theyre reruning this!!

So who do you think is going to die next week?

Pretty good episode this week. I think it was better than last week's.



Next week spoilers

Would it have been ballsy for Fox to change the name of the show now that the convicts are on the outside? "Prison Break" seems so passe now.

Here is my take on next week's episode:

I still can't understand how a veterinarian would have the skills and/or equipment to successfully reattach a human hand and expect it to be fully functional.

This show is so laughably bad.

And my wife was laughing her ass off at the measly amount of drugs that T-Bag tried to kill Gudat w/.

I am reserving judgment on this until we find out if ANY functionality is regained. If so, then I'm with you. But if it just ends up being dead weight (and especially if it eventually infects/rots/falls off) then IMO it is at least plausible in some sort of make-believe Hollywood sense. After all, I'm sure vets are plenty familiar with bones/tendons/vessels/etc. in animals, so it can't be too hard to get in there and sew a few things together in a pinch.

I have a suspicion it's going to end up as dead weight just so they can get away with the actor wearing gloves or bandages the rest of the season, rather than going with the phony arm stump technique.

Yeah, for some reason, I'm thinking he's not dead.

But it worked so well with Buster on "Arrested Development".

I think I saw it on again Fri/Sat

Um.. so what if they dropped the fake gun? I woulda put a slug in Fichtner's leg or arm or something.

Friday night at 8/7c on FOX.

I was laughing at the wannabe 8 Mile music every time Tweener made an appearance

Bellick becoming a bounty hunter should be awesome.

I really like the addition of Fichtner right now.

The vet reattaching T-Bags hand was bad even by 24's standards.

Personally I think this series sucks now. It was better last year. Unless it gets better soon I guess it will have two less viewers soon.

Fichtner's character is just horrible so far.

I, for one, enjoyed tonight's episode.

For sure thought they were going to get L.J. tonight but didn't. Can't wait for next week.

I have a feeling that with L.J. being shipped off to Arizona, that will make him a convenient stop after they hit Utah.

I was surprised that T-bag is heading to Utah, I thought he would be going to that one woman's house that turned him in first. They had set that up last season that he wanted to get revenge on her.

I also wondered if the vet was faking his death, like he said to T-Bag "Here use this drug to kill me" and then he'll wake up and tell police. But I guess that would be too ridiculous of a plot twist for this show.