Poor Bellick, he’s pretty much screwed over (no pun intended). There’s a new warden at Fox River. Bellick thinks that by requesting time at Fox River he’ll be able to have a grand old time with his former guard friends. But, the warden is making an example of Bellick. No more preferential treatment! So, he’s been stuck in the general population. I’m wondering, is that the end of Bellick’s story? Or will T-Bag get caught one day and confess?
By the way things are going, T-Bag will have a million dollar house in California and free reign to kill whomever he pleases. It would seem that T-Bag-besides losing his hand-has really come out on top of things. He’s got a bag with a cool 5 million, he’s just found the house where his old flame used to live, and he’s back for revenge.
I know there are a lot of people out there that are really rooting for T-Bag, but he’s about on my last nerve. He’s smart, slimy, and resourceful. But, that doesn’t negate the fact that I’d love to see someone, anyone, put a bullet in his head.
Still no Haywire in this episode, he’s apparently just disappeared. No matter, my theory on that is that he’s out there so that in an
upcoming episode we can lose a “main character� without actually losing any of the main characters. It’s just a matter of time for Haywire. Actually they could probably go throughout this whole season and not show him, because there are so many interesting things going on elsewhere he doesn’t really matter.
Who knew the border patrol could respond so fast? Apparently not Agent Mahone who was stopped before he had a chance to kill Michael and Lincoln. That’s bad for Mahone because the mysterious Agent Kim keeps threatening to release information about Oscar Shales, the ex-convict that Mahone has buried in his back yard under a birdbath.
I really was thrown for a loop during the first forty minutes of this episode. As I’ve been saying all along, someone is going to switch sides be it Kellerman or Mahone. As we all found out Kellerman is pretty ticked off about having his life erased. I just didn’t think it would take Kellerman that long and set up such an elaborate escape plan. And I had NO idea he’d take out Mahone in the process.
I thought the ending was great. But, it seems as if the hiatus is truly going to take effect and we’ll all be waiting until January to find out what happens.
Just a question: Did anyone recognize the man in the shadows that finally showed his face at the end? The man that was with Mr. Kim. Here’s a screencap of him.

Until next year…
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