- Previously on Prison Break: - It's the only building sitting - on top of those tunnels. - All we gotta do is get in there-- - on PI-- - and dig ourselves an onramp. - I'm gonna find out, you know, - what it is you're - doing up there. - If we talked about who had motive to - kill Terrence, we'd be here all day. - Have anything to - do with EcoField? - Do the math. CEO of a corporation - gets indicted for fraud, - investors start losing money. - Lots of money. - You call Nick Savrinn, - works for Project Justice. - They're here. - Who's here? - LJ? LJ?! - You gotta come get me. - We can't, okay. We're not in Chicago. - You have to come to us. - First of the month - is coming up, John. - Yeah, so? - Checked my balance online, - it's looking seriously deficient. - Apparently, Fibonacci's - coming up for air again. - And if he testifies at that hearing, - a lot of people are going down, - including me. - Listen, there, uh, - there's been a restructuring. - This comes from Philly himself. - So I'm the man in here now. - What the hell are you doing? - Uh-oh. We got a problem. - Bellick. What's going on? - That's PI. I run it. - Not anymore you don't. - Bellick. - Hey, boss. - Check that volume, inmate. - We been doing business too long. - We can fix this thing, right? - Let's get something clear. - You and I haven't done crap. - Falzone's the one been paying me. - Falzone is just an envelope. - You've been doing business - with me face-to-face. - You think I like getting - piss thrown at me? Spit on? - These other chumps might do - it for the 40 grand a year - and the little blue uniform, - but I'm not that dumb. - Falzone's envelope is the only reason - I come through that fence every day. - And it's the only reason - I'm gonna keep coming - through that fence - until I have enough money to - buy that house on Lake Gray. - I'm thinking early - retirement, John, - and you're - interfering with that. - Hey, boss, - just give me some time, - and I can match whatever - Falzone's paying you. - You're out of business. - Get used to it. - Hey, boss. Boss! - They're gonna find it. - The longer they're in there, - the sooner they're gonna find it. - Then we got to - get back in there. - I'm gonna say something - crazy to you right now. - Surprise, surprise. - I don't give a damn - about Fibonacci anymore. - You're right. That is crazy. - Because I got bigger things to - think about, like survival. - You see, - I'm kinda short on friends in here, - in case you haven't noticed. - I need to get out. Right now. - While I still got my life. - Then why are we talking - about Fibonacci? - Well, the only way I - can get that room back - is if I can prove to Falzone - that I'm still worthy, - that I still got - what it takes. Yeah? - And the only way I can do that - is if I can give him Fibonacci. - Interesting. - You see, this is not a "me - versus you" thing anymore. - This is us, - an "us" thing, all right? - It's us for the escape. - Is it? - Or is this about you getting - back in good with the mob again? - That life is over for me, Fish. - I mean, they clipped my wings. - They want me to rot in here. - So I got no allegiance - to them anymore. - Yet you still want - to do them a favor. - Falzone is desperate. - You see, if Fibonacci testifies in - front of the congress next month, - Falzone's going to - go down in flames. - But if we give him Fibonacci, - he will give us anything-- - anything-- including - that very special room. - What do you say, Fish? - Give him up. - If I do, they'll kill him. - Maybe he deserves it. - That's just it, he doesn't. - Who is this guy? - You told me he was Mafia. - He was working for the Mafia, - he just didn't know it. - Otto Fibonacci is... - is just like you. - An innocent man. - Caught in the wrong - place at the wrong time. - What are you doing...? - You know... - I didn't steal from you, John. - He was middle management at - one of Abruzzi's warehouses. - Just a normal guy. - Working class, religious. - I didn't steal from you, John! - Hey, Nicky. Nicky, Nicky, Nicky. - Shh, shh, shh. - What did I tell - you about talking? - John, please. - John, please! No! - And somebody that couldn't - turn his back on murder. - He realized that Abruzzi and Falzone-- - the men he worked for-- - were killers. - And he had the key to - all their dealings. - Things that could put - them away for life. - And now he's in witness - protection for life. - The judge asked him why he was coming - forward with all this information. - He said it was because he thought - it was the right thing to do. - What's the right thing - to do now, Michael? - I don't know. - But if I don't give him up, - this whole thing's over. - What you're telling me is, if... - if I'm to live... - A good man has to die. - Kellerman. - You're in the - place we discussed? - Yes. - I'm still not exactly sure - why we're here, but... - A friend of mine should - be along there shortly. - A friend? - Just to see where - you are with things. - I think we're clear on - where we are with things. - Everything's under control. - Nothing is going to affect tomorrow, - if that's what you're worried about. - I'm not worried about tomorrow. - My friend is a problem solver, - that's all. - He's there at your - disposal if you need him. - Do me a favor. - Make him feel like - part of the team, hmm? - Talk soon. - What? - - She's bringing someone in. - What does that mean? - Something in her tone changed. - You think she knows - about the kid? - We don't know that. - We shouldn't have lied. - Shouldn't have told - her we had the kid. - What is it you - don't understand? - We tell her that kid got away, - you and I, we are not here right now. - I swear to God, - it just get deeper and deeper. - What is that supposed to mean? - It means if I'd have known - that this is how this whole - thing was gonna turn out, - I would've gotten some - crap job with the feds. - Push pencils, drink coffee all day long - behind a desk. God, that sounds good. - Keep talking like that, I'm gonna be - forced to put a bullet in your head. - As for her friend,
