- I couldn't find your - credit card, either. - You know the one - I'm talking about. - The one your whore wife - trunked in the other day. - She told me all about it. - Maybe whore's too strong. - What do you call a girl who married a - felon to get into the United States? - Why'd she have to come - here for, anyway? - No strip clubs in Whazistan? - Officer Bellick. - Captain. - Fine. Do you mind conducting your - inquisitions on your own time, please? - I have a schedule to maintain. - Excuse me, Doctor. - I was just asking Mr. - Scofield about the contraband - he had his stripper wife - trunk in the other day. - But you go ahead. - Your job's more important. - He's had it out for me - since the day I got here. - Hold still, please. - Sorry. - I only married her... - so she could get - her green card. - I saw you coming out - of the conjugal room. - That's just business. - You don't have to explain - it to me, Michael. - I know. - But I want to. - D.B.? - Oh, is that who you is now? - I thought you was just a cowboy. - Take a couple of - steps back, boy. - You know what I - can't understand is, - why somebody like you wants - to get out of here anyway. - How you going to survive, huh? - The world's all different now. - It's scary... - They got computer phones, - boobies made out of silicone. - You wouldn't know what to do.
- I don't have to - justify myself to you. - Oh, you're going to have to. - Them old bones just going - to be dragging us down. - Maybe I'll just snap a - few of 'em right now. - Take your best shot. - Hey, break it up down there! - Bow out, cowboy. - I'm not going to warn you no more. - What's up? - Records from the phone in the yard. - James Bagwell. Lives down in Gary. - T-Bag's insurance policy? - Yeah. - My guy's going to lock him up in a - moving van for a couple days until we're - in the clear. - Moving van? - Yeah. - Don't worry, he can breathe and all. - We do it all the time. - What about T-Bag? - He's no longer a threat. - Trust me. - You James Bagwell? - Got a delivery for you. - Yeah? - Yeah. - You all right? - Yeah. - - Ma'am? - Yes? - Can I speak with you, please? - Of course. - You stay right here, okay? - Is he going to be okay? - We don't know yet. - He's lost a lot of blood. - I was going to call the police, - but I wanted to speak to you first. - His wound is obviously - the product of a gunshot. - You need to be honest with me. - What was he doing - when he got shot? - He was in the garage, - underneath his car. - He's in surgery right now. - The blood loss has caused his muscle - tissue to suffer from a lack of oxygen. - He's also sustained a fair amount - of damage to his shoulder, - and with a bullet there's always - an increased risk of infection. - So, he's going to - have to be admitted. - Is there anyone you should call? - Any family? - No. It's just me. - All right, well... I'll let you - know as soon as he's in recovery. - Thank you. - Yeah. - Are You there yet? - Almost. - You remember, be patient. - Follow his lead. - We want the trifecta today. - Yeah, I'm on it. - It's me. - Yeah. I got some bad news. - Yeah, like what? - The job you ordered went bad. - The guy was a paranoid, - he had a gun... - one thing led to another. - What, he's dead? - Yeah. And, unfortunately... - there was a kid there. - What are you... What are you - talking about? You killed a kid? - It was unintentional. - - It's a kid, man. - - I know, I'm sorry. - SOB used him as a shield. - a boy or a girl? - - I don't know. Boy. - How old? - Four, maybe five. - - Who's here to see me? - Hell if I know. Some lady. - Baby. - Hi. - You look so beautiful. - I came here cause I have - to tell you something. - What? - I'm pregnant, Fernando. - Pregnant? - With your baby. - I'm going to have your son. - You... you're going to... - We... - We're going to have a baby? - Oh, yeah, Papi, you hear that? - I'm going to be a dad! - - I'm not finished! - What, Mami, what? - Okay, Hector... - he asked me to marry him. - What? - - Look, it's crazy, I know. - Well, tell him no. - Tell him you're having my son. - We're going to be a family. - Fernando... Look, - my mom, she says... - that having a baby is the - hardest job in the whole world. - And it's even harder if - I do this by myself. - But all I know is is - I'm really scared. - I'm really scared - to do this alone. - You're not going to have to. - Well, I haven't - told him no yet. - Wait, wait. - You're not actually considering this. - Oh, baby... I don't know. - I don't know. - Oh, my God, baby, you got to - stop listening to these people. - They're poisoning your brain. - Your hormone things-- they're out of - whack. You're not thinking straight. - This is our child - we're talking about. - I want you to listen to me. - I want you to wait. - I'm going to be out. - Sooner than you think. - You keep on telling me that. - All right, visiting time is up. - Let's go. - Tell me you're going to wait. - Hands off, Sucre! - You're all I got left in the world, - baby. Please. - I love you. - But you'll learn to - love again, right? - Tell me you're going - to tell him no, honey. - I don't know. - I don't know anything any more. - Sucre. Come on. - - The kid's here. - Perfect. - Follow him back to the - lawyers and call me back. - Where are you going? - I'll be back in ten minutes. - What do you have to do? - It's complicated. - I can't explain. - But if it works... - you'll see soon enough. - I want to go with you. - I want to see now. - Someone has to stay here. - I need a lookout. - I'm always on lookout. - You're my cellmate. - Who else is going to do it? - I'll be back in - ten minutes, okay? - Okay. - We're all lined up for tomorrow. - Where do you want him? - John? - Tomorrow. Where do you want T-Bag: - in the shop or the shed?
