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Originally Posted by zuffy
(Post 8927504)
It can't be his boss. If it is, what is the point of the hitman trying to find where Michael and Linc are?
I found it interesting too that Alex's wife is still alive. I figure the hitman would kill his wife first and then the son, not just the son. As for Alex's wife, his explanation of it was plausible enough for me. |
I don't think I have ever liked Micheal Rappaport in anything and this show is no different. For the life of me I can't understand how this guy continues to get work.
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Can't stand Rappaport. But I definitely look forward to the new found pact between Lincoln and Mahone
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Originally Posted by Timber
(Post 8927640)
I don't think I have ever liked Micheal Rappaport in anything and this show is no different. For the life of me I can't understand how this guy continues to get work.
As soon as I saw him last week i just groaned. |
another fun episode
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Because HE is one of the five with the cards. I'm hoping Self has to go rogue himself, having to hide their operation's continuing. Now that he realizes what he is trying to do to the Company is THAT CLOSE to him, he will have to be less cavalier and more stealthy and trusting of the convicts. So I think we can all agree that: Michael rapaport sucks The hitman scenes are pretty dull so far Prison break kicks ass!!!!!! |
Nobody's commenting on Mahone getting the package? Didn't he pick up the package from where the 6 company guys were meeting?
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Originally Posted by slideways
(Post 8927748)
Nobody's commenting on Mahone getting the package? Didn't he pick up the package from where the 6 company guys were meeting?
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How come in earlier seasons Bald Headed Bad Boss Man would not talk, only write, but now he yammers all the time no matter where he is?
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Originally Posted by uteotw
(Post 8927841)
How come in earlier seasons Bald Headed Bad Boss Man would not talk, only write, but now he yammers all the time no matter where he is?
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Originally Posted by slideways
(Post 8927748)
Nobody's commenting on Mahone getting the package? Didn't he pick up the package from where the 6 company guys were meeting?
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Rappaport. He always plays some douche bag character for the most part, and his role doesn't seem to ever change, nor his acting. He still amuses me for some reason.
Anyone else seem to think that this hour of TV goes by waaaay to quickly? |
Originally Posted by orderandlaw
(Post 8928379)
Rappaport. He always plays some douche bag character for the most part, and his role doesn't seem to ever change, nor his acting. He still amuses me for some reason.
Anyone else seem to think that this hour of TV goes by waaaay to quickly? |
Originally Posted by zuffy
(Post 8927504)
It can't be his boss. If it is, what is the point of the hitman trying to find where Michael and Linc are?
That said, I wasn't sure I'd watch this season. I enjoyed season 1, keep waiting for season 2 to get good, thought season 3 was some of the worst TV I'd ever seen and only watched out of boredom. But I'm really digging this season. |
Originally Posted by Timber
(Post 8927640)
I don't think I have ever liked Micheal Rappaport in anything and this show is no different. For the life of me I can't understand how this guy continues to get work.
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Yeah, Rapaport acts exactly the same in every role, but there is something amusing and likable about ol' Dick Ritchie, so I do kind of enjoy him here, even though a part of me is annoyed by him. Loved it at the end when his boss is all "When they bury you, I'll be the first one with a shovel!!!!" In his most menacing tone, and Rapaport says "Great, I'll see you then." -- his delivery was really funny.
As for Mahone and the envelope, I think that was supposed to be some OTHER construction-looking site. I blame the location scouts or something. I must say that I wasn't expecting so much praise for this season when I entered this thread. I'll probably keep watching, but I find this the least compelling the show has ever been. Even the manhunt in season two started off with more tension than this. I don't know if it was the shift to LA or what, but everyone just seems too relaxed. It helps me to think of this as a different show, like a Mission: Impossible or something. I can't believe I'm saying this, but I can't wait for Gretchen to come back. |
Originally Posted by orderandlaw
(Post 8928379)
Rappaport. He always plays some douche bag character for the most part, and his role doesn't seem to ever change, nor his acting. He still amuses me for some reason.
What the HELL is up with these clear dry-erase boards? The gang was using one in this episode, and when you were looking at it from their perspective, you couldn't read a damn thing on it. What is the point of them? :shrug: I'm glad they got a new opening. After just the title card last week, I was afraid they'd done away with it. |
Originally Posted by areacode212
(Post 8929404)
I can't believe I'm saying this, but I can't wait for Gretchen to come back.
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Originally Posted by MEJHarrison
(Post 8928442)
And just how would that be different from half of the other nonsense this show constantly feeds us? If Michael can have his tattoos removed overnight, then it's perfectly reasonable that his boss could be a card holder. It makes perfect "Prison Break Sense".
That said, I wasn't sure I'd watch this season. I enjoyed season 1, keep waiting for season 2 to get good, thought season 3 was some of the worst TV I'd ever seen and only watched out of boredom. But I'm really digging this season. |
Originally Posted by zuffy
(Post 8929768)
They might move at pace faster and more ridiculous than 24 but to say the boss is part of the company is completely retarded. Then there is no point for the company to look for Michael and Linc. They would know about the team's location and are after the cards, which the company has no clue about.
And since you seem to be sarcasm-impaired, I'd just like to point out that I'm joking. Although I wouldn't put it past them to give it their best shot. |
I'm with everyone who thought this episode moved along at a fast pace. I'm liking this season much better than last already.
And yeah, Rappaport is annoying, as always. The hitman character is pretty badass. Teabag is always fun to watch. Lincoln with the ax had me rolling. |
Rappaport still has the same dumb body language that he did as a neonazi in higher Learning almost 20 years ago.
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