Prison Break -- "Subdivision" -- 09/25/06
 

"Subdivision" Episode #206.

Cast: Dominic Purcell, Wentworth Miller, Robin Tunney, Amaury Nolasco, Marshall Allman, Wade Williams, Paul Adelstein, Robert Knepper, Rockmond Dunbar, Sarah Wayne Callies, William Fichtner, John Heard, Lane Garrison, Silas Weir Mitchell, Jason Davis, Reggie Lee, Diana Scarwid.
Producer(s): Paul Scheuring, Marty Adelstein, Dawn Parouse, Matt Olmstead, Brett Ratner.

Original Airdate: September 25, 2006.

How is this on page 2?

Thought this was an annoying episode. What was the deal with the skanky, easily-duped blonde?

This show is pure comedy now. :lol:

You ain't kiddin'. Loved the baseball bat and blood sitting on the floor forever. Haywire's the smartest one of the bunch, separating himself from the rest of the morons. Can't wait to see how they get out of this jam. :p

After this season, what can they possibly do? Prison Break: Mexico?

At least the VP nominee is starting to get a little wise. Now I think that the SS agent will start to be somewhat useful in uncovering the conspiracy.

good to see Tweener get busted

Haywire showering in the soda machine was a bit odd. But who hasn't wanted to just stick their head under the soft-serve machine?

Seeing Haywire go "all 9 1/2 Weeks" was strange.

This episode went really fast, it was fun and tension-filled, and a return to form.

This show's decline continues.

I love it how Fitchner's character seems to be everywhere at once. Funny as all shit. :lol:

Maybe I'm hearing things, but when FBI dude is chasing Tweener, and shoots, it sure sounds like Tweener says "ah fuck". I replayed it a few times to make sure - Anyone else hear it?

The screwdriver to the temple line was the only thing that elicited a chuckle from me. The rest of the ep was gag-inducing, which seems to be business as usual since the left the big house.

If only they'd just embrace it.

I think my favorite scene was Haywire approaching the old lady with the knife before the break, because I was so completely convinced that he would kill her and stunned beyond belief when it was revealed that she was still alive. This show just continues to surprise me with its creativity.

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wtf

Take a drink each time the show tires to make you think something other than what is actually happening, which is later revealed.

:lol:

I remember the talk last season floated around I don't know how the show can last outside of the prison. And I distinctly remember a few members talking about 2+ seasons stories in the can. It is utterly remarkable how they planned this season so far in advance and it is still utter rubbish. From Tunney dying onward the show has been "why in the hell"

Hey now, no stealing my ideas! Midway into last season I thought THIS season was going to be breaking out of a Mexican prison.. :)

as for this ep, not bad. I pretty much expect this show to go over the top as far as the BS factor, like 24 has done for a while now. So sure, let everyone run into each other in the middle of no where etc, it's just part of the shows charm by now..

Also nice to see the show not just ruin next week ep with the previews. In the past Prison Break had a really bad habit of doing that..

I nearly cried when Fitchner drew a big circle on the 50" plasma screen with a black Sharpie! If I were that Utah cop, I would've punched him.

JUst give the guards 20 dollars :p

The biggest laugh from me was how the two remaining travelers to Utah just happened to meet up on the same backroad. :up:

Uhh, he's pretty much completely nuts, so it's not all that odd.

I loved his little look behind him when the girl saw him, though.

How was it forever? The bat hasn't even been sitting there for a day, yet. Sure, Michael should have picked it up on the way out, but it wasn't there for THAT long.

How so? He was en route to fly to Utah at the end of last week's ep, and this week he showed up in Utah, then drove over to Tooele after hearing about the abandonded car and the missing guys from the gardening store.

Again, it's not THAT big of a stretch. From what we've seen so far, Tooele (or however it's spelled) isn't that big of a town, so there's probably very few roads that one would take to get there. I don't think it's that much of a stretch that they both happened to be going down the same road, given that they knew exactly what town they needed to be going to.

Heh, that pissed me off, too. At first I thought that he was using one of those overlay-type things that you can use to "draw" on electronically, but when they showed it again, you really could tell that he took a sharpie and drew on a TV.

I guess they didn't have any paper maps anywhere that he could draw on.

The only thing that surprised me about this episode is that when C-Note and Sucre turned up, Michael didn't produce uniforms for them to wear.

I agree. I had fun watching this episode.

You just have to laugh at the show sometimes.

What a horrendous episode, the worst of the entire series.

Thank God this show has gone on break.

I'll give it a few more eps, but I am very close to giving it up.