Prison Break -- "Dead Fall" -- 10/23/06
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Prison Break -- "Dead Fall" -- 10/23/06
"Dead Fall" Episode #208.
Cast: Dominic Purcell, Wentworth Miller, Amaury Nolasco, Marshall Allman, Wade Williams, Paul Adelstein, Robert Knepper, Rockmond Dunbar, Sarah Wayne Callies, William Fichtner, Matt Decaro, Jason David , Reggie Lee, Diana Scarwid, Bruce Bennett, Alexandra Lydon.
Producer(s): Paul Scheuring, Marty Adelstein, Dawn Parouse, Matt Olmstead, Brett Ratner.
Original Airdate: October 23, 2006.
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Cast: Dominic Purcell, Wentworth Miller, Amaury Nolasco, Marshall Allman, Wade Williams, Paul Adelstein, Robert Knepper, Rockmond Dunbar, Sarah Wayne Callies, William Fichtner, Matt Decaro, Jason David , Reggie Lee, Diana Scarwid, Bruce Bennett, Alexandra Lydon.
Producer(s): Paul Scheuring, Marty Adelstein, Dawn Parouse, Matt Olmstead, Brett Ratner.
Original Airdate: October 23, 2006.
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That Michael Scoffield... he always knows how to get out of a bind.
I was when those two bozo's (guards.. can't think of their names) were sitting in the bar and one had to call his mother to come pick them up.
I was when those two bozo's (guards.. can't think of their names) were sitting in the bar and one had to call his mother to come pick them up.
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Originally Posted by Septemberbaby
I was when those two bozo's (guards.. can't think of their names) were sitting in the bar and one had to call his mother to come pick them up.
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How on earth did they get away from the cops with the dogs in the river so quick? Next thing you know, they were at the dealer buying a car. Where did they get the money for that?
The timing was weird in this episode because they just got away from the lady's house and the next you know she is already being interviewed on the TV. I can't believe she would have given the stupid guards the money and not have already given it to the FBI or police.
I did really like that Scofield set-up Sucre double-crossing them, but even cooler that T-Bag outsmarted them. I also dropped my jaw when that woman at the pay phone got killed instead of Sara, although I can't believe it took her that long to figure out that guy betrayed her. I thought it was obvious as soon as that lady was shot. When she took the lady's wallet, I thought Sara was going to plant her ID on the woman's so I was surprised that they figured it out right away that Sara was not actually dead.
I also liked the reveal that Mahoney is in on the conspiracy stuff.
The timing was weird in this episode because they just got away from the lady's house and the next you know she is already being interviewed on the TV. I can't believe she would have given the stupid guards the money and not have already given it to the FBI or police.
I did really like that Scofield set-up Sucre double-crossing them, but even cooler that T-Bag outsmarted them. I also dropped my jaw when that woman at the pay phone got killed instead of Sara, although I can't believe it took her that long to figure out that guy betrayed her. I thought it was obvious as soon as that lady was shot. When she took the lady's wallet, I thought Sara was going to plant her ID on the woman's so I was surprised that they figured it out right away that Sara was not actually dead.
I also liked the reveal that Mahoney is in on the conspiracy stuff.
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Yeah, Sara was so dumb! Did the writers think we wouldnt get that the guy was double crossing Sara when the lady was gunned down at the phonebooth? They had to have her call the guy?
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Originally Posted by Jadzia
Next thing you know, they were at the dealer buying a car. Where did they get the money for that?
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Originally Posted by Jadzia
How on earth did they get away from the cops with the dogs in the river so quick? Next thing you know, they were at the dealer buying a car. Where did they get the money for that?
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Originally Posted by Jadzia
I also liked the reveal that Mahoney is in on the conspiracy stuff.
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Originally Posted by Jadzia
The timing was weird in this episode because they just got away from the lady's house and the next you know she is already being interviewed on the TV. I can't believe she would have given the stupid guards the money and not have already given it to the FBI or police.
She probably did, but they let her keep it.. these two idiots have no money so they took it as 'evidence'.
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Originally Posted by Brian Gentz
One of them pocketed 5,000 of the 5 mill.
And I agree, I'm not digging this show so much with them out of the prison. And the reveal at the end that Fincher was working with the SS guy just was another jump the shark moment.
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I can't believe she would have given the stupid guards the money and not have already given it to the FBI or police.
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I agree 100% The secret service would have taken the $ and ran the serial numbers. That bill could have prints, DNA evidence - but 2 fat ass guys come walking up, no marked car, flash a tin badge and they get the $100
Did anyone notice that that old car that was for sale at the lot was $1,740 !!!
I see cars in the paper that are '95s that are going for less than that!
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Originally Posted by DVD Josh
Michael passed out pocket money to each of the cons.
And I agree, I'm not digging this show so much with them out of the prison. And the reveal at the end that Fincher was working with the SS guy just was another jump the shark moment.
And I agree, I'm not digging this show so much with them out of the prison. And the reveal at the end that Fincher was working with the SS guy just was another jump the shark moment.
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Originally Posted by SexualPudding
It was a big let down to me to find out that he is just another person in bed with the whole conspiracy thing. I thought he was a more interesting character when it was believed that he was more or less legit and just incredibly driven to catch them, but also had the mysterious personal stuff going on.
I still really like the show, and Michael's modern-day Mcguyver is fun to watch, but man, he keeps getting outwitted by a half-retarded hillbilly.
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Yeah, Sara was so dumb! Did the writers think we wouldnt get that the guy was double crossing Sara when the lady was gunned down at the phonebooth? They had to have her call the guy?
And how did Michael miss that rope when he was digging around for twigs to use as leverage to un-pin Sucre? It was right there.
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Originally Posted by chrisih8u
Yeah, Sara was so dumb! Did the writers think we wouldnt get that the guy was double crossing Sara when the lady was gunned down at the phonebooth? They had to have her call the guy?
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Also funny that they sent the world's most inept henchman to kill Sara. Was that like his first day on the job?
He has a gun on her and she sprays him and all he can do is rub his eyes and let her get away?
He has a gun on her and she sprays him and all he can do is rub his eyes and let her get away?
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$5M in $100 bills weighs over 110 pounds, and we are to believe that nobody noticed the shifty one-armed gimp filling up a pack with magazines then swapping these hefty packs?