I know the tattoos are just a storytelling device but for the lif of me I can't seem to understand why Micheal wouldn't remember where the bridge was with the loosened nuts.

umm, why do we need to see that? Bellick SAID that's what he did. Did you miss that line? He turned to the other guard and said something like "I told you the whore would lead us right to them".

He's not there to pick them up, he just went to the house to see if the wife would be on board with his plan (by turning on the porch light). He's most likely planning on getting to Utah, grabbing the money, and picking them back up in a week. I doubt he'd try and make the dash to the money with his wife and kid in tow.

Also, we don't even know if those were real body parts. They could have just been some fairly good reproductions. Basically something that would look convincing enough after it had been blown apart to fool whoever was cleaning up the mess. He knew that whatever tests were done on the remains would show that it wasn't them, but he mentioned that that would give them enough of a lead to get away.

Perhaps there was more than one bridge that looked like that along that stretch of road? He could just have easily put a "4" for "the fourth bridge" or something, but either way, it's the same reason that he put "Ripe Chance Woods", "Cute Poison", or any of the other words on there, to remind himself later on about the details. Just because he's a good planner doesn't mean that he'll be able to remember every single detail of his plan, especially when on the run.

They were vacuum sealed. Come on -- don't you think Michael thought about these things?

don't know if you guys noticed this or if it was in any previous threads, but if you go here, http://www.fox.com/amex/ and type in any name and 18005284800 you can see a clip of the following weeks episode

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I saw the ep and it was alright. Kinda outlandish but entertaining.

Ok, why is the home alone dad a gov and being sworn is as Vice President? Doesnt Speaker of the House come next and theres this and that first? What the hell was that?

Section 2 of the 25th Amendment: "Whenever there is a vacancy in the office of the Vice President, the President shall nominate a Vice President who shall take office upon confirmation by a majority vote of both Houses of Congress."

I think that's what happened here, but I'm little fuzzy on what all happened in Season 1 regarding this plotline.

Very good episode. The brothers were enjoyable to watch and Mahone just keeps getting better. I wonder who this "Oscar" dude is and why he causes Mahone to pop his pen pills like crazy.

I've got my fingers crossed.

I wonder if Kellerman is keeping an eye on Sara because she's suspected in helping the cons escape or if it's just because her father's going to be the VP soon.

Maybe Sara is going to get her own prison home soon.

The governor had been meeting with the then-VP, who had convinced him not to stay Lincoln's execution. I imagine that the VP appointment is what he gets in return.

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why does anyone bother nitpicking this show apart? you're not supposed to think while watching PB, which makes it the best show on TV.

hmm- didn't catch that! thanks

On the contrary, I would say that mocking the show's ridiculousness is most of the fun!

When I saw them, I thought, "I didn't know you could get body parts at Costco."

It's the sophomore season -- (expect and ... ) Enjoy the slump!

Certainly the case with both this and 24.

On the contrary, I think the first season was all about thinking. Intelligent writing, logicality. This season so far has been a piece of shit. If you feel you don't need to think while watching the show, then you're probably trying to shield yourself from the glaring implausibilities.

I think you watched a different first season from the one I did. The first season I watched was just as ridiculous as this one. Don't get me wrong -- it's a very enjoyable show -- but it's as much a comedy as it is a drama.

While I agree the show has never been Emmy level, the first season was better than anything we have seen so far this year.

hmm...

they are going to utah
have to stop in arizona for the kid
want to end up in mexico

so hopefully she'll be incarcerated in new mexico or southern nevada or something.

I did laugh at loud when Sucre drives all the way out New York and the guy tells "I tried to tell you on the phone-- the wedding is in Vegas!"

It's 2,500 miles from NYC to Vegas. At the earliest, Sucre hit NY on Thursday and the wedding is on Saturday. Think he'll make it to Vegas in time to stop the wedding?