Prison Break -- "Map 1213" -- 09/18/06
 

"Map 1213" Episode #205.

Cast: Dominic Purcell, Wentworth Miller, Amaury Nolasco, Marshall Allman, Wade Williams, Paul Adelstein, Robert Knepper, Rockmond Dunbar, Sarah Wayne Callies, William Fichtner, John Heard, Lane Garrison, Kurt Caceres, Kristin Malko , Jason Davis, Barbara Eve Harris.
Producer(s): Paul Scheuring, Marty Adelstein, Dawn Parouse, Matt Olmstead, Brett Ratner.

Original Airdate: September 18, 2006.

:up: Can't wait.

I wonder if we'll have some good scenes of Lincoln wandering around a populated area with a a seeping head wound wearing a dusty suit and looking suspicious as hell.

I thought this episode was pretty good. The reunion is now upon us as it looks like we will probably get one more cliffhanger type episode before they take a hiatus because of the baseball playoffs. I'm guessing that we will get about 4-6 more episodes before they take another 1-2 month break before finishing out the rest of the season.

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

Jumping out of a moving train, off a bridge, into water seems like that might kill you. Luckily I suspend all belief for this show. :lol:

TBag pulling out a newspaper without paying for it is unbelievable.

I thought that was clever how Kellerman immediately turned gay in order to win Sarah's trust.

So why were policemen randomly asking motel guests about Tweener?

I love how no matter where these people go, the FBI suddenly gets a tip about how a "person matching Sucre's description was just seen at a gas station". I don't think those relevant tips could even be sorted out that fast, even if someone really did recognize them and take the time to call it in.

I was surprised that T-Bag was smart enough to go look at the land records. That seemed like something more nerdy and book smart that only Scofield would do.

They said there were reports of a person matching Tweener around the area the night before. Presumably, when they checked into the motel, and someone saw him.

Michael and Lincoln going into to get the map together had me rotfl. For as suspicious as he looks, Lincoln should be the one in the trunk.

I questioned that as it happened too, but I'm pretty sure it was one of those "freebie" things.

Did anyone catch what info C-note got from that laptop? I watched this on a small TV while I was working out so I might have missed it. I saw something about the military but I wasn't sure what he was looking up.

I know he typed in the name of the ranch.

Yep, he typed in the name and it gave him longitude and latitude.

Can someone spoil next week's previews please? My DVR cutoff early for some reason.

From what I remember

That was a great ep. I think I may just stop watching and wait for the DVDs, but next weeks looks a little unbelievable. They get clothes and stuff to go 'undercover' and get the cash?

I thought the guy on the train was going to take off with his family cause she turned on the lights to the front of the house. What happened there?

Kellerman suddenly switching teams and showing up at the good doctor's house w/ takeout and a black leather back-pack was comedic gold.

...or at least get your clothes wet!!

interestingly enough, neither happened!

I wonder if they couldn't get the actress who plays Maricruz for this episode. They had to use a sister.

That was great. :lol:

Funny episode.

Since the governor seems to be turning towards the side of good, it's a safe bet he'll be dead before the end of the season. :lol:

Also, I find it remarkable that Las Vegas has the same geography as small towns in Illinois, Colorado, and Utah. :lol: At least they pronounced "Tooele" correctly (even if the town looked nothing like the real thing).

He told the wife that he'd be at the "Rainbow Room" a week later, and asked her to turn on the lights that night if she was on board with the plan. His plan is obviously to get the money first, then come back for the family.

Uh, did we see him come out of the water? IIRC, we saw him jump in, then we saw him hosing himself off in that woman's front yard. He could have been walking for a while in the sun, which would have been more than enough to dry off his clothes.

That's what I thought at first, seeing as the paper was called the "Toole Free News" or something like that, there was actually a price listed ($1.50, I think) on the machine. Perhaps it was free every day but sunday or something.

i don't think so.. completely soaked clothes on a completely soaked body don't just dry off while you're walking around in them..