- Think of this place - like a map of the U.S. - Our cell over there-- - that's New York City. - The infirmary, our exit-- - that's California. - The pipes beneath our feet, - they're connected to... - - Route 66. - Our ticket out of here. - Route 66 runs directly - beneath that building. - It's the only building sitting - on top of those tunnels. - All we got to do is - get in there on P.I. - and dig ourselves an on-ramp. - Which one? - Right there. - This goes down four feet, - connects to the main line below. - All we've got to - do is widen it, - and we've got ourselves - an on-ramp to Route 66. - I'm going to find out, - you know-- - what it is you're - doing up there. - You told me that you had - been up in the crawl space - for P.I., and... - P.I. was never - assigned to go there. - We got you a little - get-well gift. - What's your name? - There was an explosion. - Gas line. - Everyone inside was killed. - The people we're dealing with - won't stop until we're dead. - We can't hide forever. - How about that kid, - the one they say killed his parents? - Oh, they got him. - they did? - He's in custody. - I know what you look like, - you son of a bitch! - Philly Falzone. - Words is there's - someone in here - who knows where Fibonacci is - and you're not doing - anything about it. - Help me. - Please. - You'll have to forgive my boy. - He has the, uh, propensity to be a - bit gregarious when he shouldn't be. - Fraternizing in the prison shower. - Come on. - Maybe you ought to - cut the kid a break. - You wouldn't be meddling in my - affairs now, would you, Scofield? - You can't be that stupid. - Not when I'm so fully - invested in your affairs. - What's between you and him... - is between you and him. - That's what I thought you said. - You've got to help me. - You've got to help me. - You're talking to the wrong man. - This is a matter for the police. - This is my son - we're talking about. - For God's sake, he's missing. - Do something! - You have got to understand, - I am the warden of a prison. - When it comes to the law, - there is absolutely nothing I can do. - Whatever happens out there - is out of my jurisdiction - until it comes - through those gates. - It just did. Let me out. - What? - Let me find him. - I know how he thinks. - I know where he'd run. - Burrows, I would've thought that by now, - under the circumstances, - you'd understand your position - as a death row inmate. - There is no way I can - honor that request. - That ain't true. - You got the power. - In case of a family emergency, you - can grant an inmate supervised leave. - Your son is a prime suspect - in a double homicide. - Hey! - What do you think - this is, siesta? - You see that? - See my face up there? - Any idea how it got there? - Work ethic. - Those two words mean - anything in your country? - You're on PI. - Quit slow-walking me. - I'm not going to warn you again. - What are you looking at? - Bulls find this stuff, - they'll know we're digging. - That's why we got - to get rid of it... - one piece at a time. - Freshmen. - Best put on a jail face, BG. - These crabs see you puckerin', - they gonna bitchify - you in a heartbeat. - Looks like I got to find - something else to call you now. - Why is that? - 'Cause you ain't a fish no more. You - ain't the newest con in the tank no... - I could've done something. - No. - T-Bag had his hooks in that kid. - There was nothing you could've done. - I could've told the pope. - He could've transferred the kid - to AdSeg. He would've been safe. - Go easy, Michael. - You didn't even know him. - That makes it okay? - I turned my back on him - because I didn't want to make waves. - It was just... - easier... - to look the other way... - keep the plan safe. - And you did. - But at what price? - That's not how she raised us. - A man's down, - you give him your hand. - She'd roll over in her grave - if she knew what I'd become. - No, she wouldn't. - You've given me - your hand, Michael. - My son's out there with - a bull's-eye on his back. - Do whatever you got to do to - get us out of here, please. - What are you doing? - I was just looking - for some coffee. - Yeah, there isn't any. - They belonged to my father, - if you were wondering. - How long they been in there? - I don't know, five years. - You know, Veronica, - we've been through a lot, and, uh, - I'm freaking out here - as much as you are. - But you get this look in - your eyes sometimes like... - like I'm the bad guy. - I don't know who you are, Nick. - You just magically show up like - some knight in shining armor, - ready to save the day... - You know, I... I think you seem - to be forgetting something here. - I'm in the crosshairs - the same way you are, - all for your ex-boyfriend, - who, unlike my father, - is a scumbag criminal - who just happens to be in prison - for the one crime he didn't commit. - You know something? I've got enough - of my own crap to deal with. - You want to go, you go. - Mind if I lamp with you, Cuzzo? - Roll, snowflake. - Hey, man, I'm just... - I'm just-just new, you know? - I'm lookin' for some homies. - I said roll. - What? I... I'm just lawnchin'. - Yeah? Well, - lawnch somewhere else, white boy. - A'ight, y'all. - I'm fittin' to bounce. - Peace. - Boy's a bit confused - about his pigmentation, - but he sure does have spunk, - doesn't he? - Abruzzi? - Yeah? - What are you doing? - What do you mean, - What am I doing? - First of the month's - coming up, John. - Yeah, so? - I haven't got my monthly. - What? - I checked my balance online, - it's looking seriously deficient. - Got to be some kind of a mistake, - like an accounting error or... - Yeah. - Tell Falzone that I don't - stand for "accounting errors." - I'm going back into my office - at the end of the day. - Going to check my - balance again. - If it's not up to where
