- Previously on Prison Break: - I'm through. - See you on the other side. - It can't be done. - We're not getting out of here. - There's only one person who - can really stop this execution. - Would you talk to your father... - for me? - I'm the last person in the - world that my father listens to. - The governor has reviewed your case. - He's not granting clemency. - Let's proceed. - I came in here a man, give me the - strength to walk out of here a man. - Doctor... you can leave now. - It's him. - Mi... Michael... - What's he saying? - Michael... turn around... - It's him. - What do you think he's saying? - Michael... turn around. - - What's going on? - - I don't know. - What's happening? - What the hell's - going on in there? - I can't tell you how sorry I am that - you've had to go through all this. - Lincoln... - What happened in there? - Judge Kessler called. - - The execution's been delayed. - - What do you mean, "delayed"? - Apparently, some new - evidence has come to light. - What evidence? - - I don't understand. - How long do we have: - one day, two days? - That's all the information I - have at the moment. I'm sorry. - I'll give you a minute. - You okay? - I need to know how - much time we have. - I'll go and see the - judge and find out. - You're with Michael; - you'll be okay. - Did you see him? - Who? - The guy in the viewing room. - No. - It was Dad. - It was Dad. - It was him; I know it was. - - That's not possible, Linc. - It is possible. I saw him. - I don't know how - you could have. - There were only a half a - dozen people in that room-- - me, Veronica, - and a bunch of reporters. - - He wasn't there. - - You don't know that. - I do. - I would have recognized him. - You don't remember what he looks like. - I do. - This is a man who took off, - what, 30 years ago? - Why would he come back now, - at the very last minute? - I don't know. - Why is he still alive? - It appears that some information was - anonymously slipped to the judge. - Anonymously? - It was your fat little friend, Hale. - If you had taken care of him sooner-- - - It wasn't Hale. - How do you know that? - If Hale had given - Veronica Donovan - anything that could have - gotten a stay of execution, - I think she would have brought it up - when she made her argument in court. - It didn't come from him. - Well, who else on - your end knows? - Who else on your end knows? - Why all the finger-pointing at us? - Are you sure that the leak didn't - come from your end? From The Company? - Hey, we are all on the - same team, remember? - Absolutely. - Just find the leak... - and plug it. - Thank you, ma'am. - One more thing-- - the next time you're - in my office, - I expect you to stand when - you're addressing me. - Absolutely. - All I can tell is... I was working - late in chambers, I left at 11:00, - and there it was, - right under my door. - One is Terrence Steadman's - autopsy report. - In it, his appendix is noted - as present and unremarkable. - The other paper is an operative report - from when Mr. Steadman was 12 years old. - The procedure was - an appendectomy. - - That's impossible. Let me see this. - I want The conviction overturned - and Lincoln Burrows immediately - released from custody. - Whoa, whoa, whoa, not so fast. - These records haven't - even been certified. - The hospital can tell you. - The hospital does not keep records - going back that far. I checked. - So, as far as we know, - these documents could be a hoax - from some anti-death - penalty advocate, - or, dare I say it, - defense counsel. - Oh, please. - You're preposterous. - Let's just all take a - deep breath here, okay? - I don't know what - these papers mean, - and, for that reason, - I'd like to err on the side of caution. - I'm going to delay the - execution for two weeks. - That should give us more than - enough time to exhume the body. - Exhume the body. - Your Honor, all due respect-- - that is a drastic measure. - It's also the only way - we're going to know - if that body in the ground - is really Terrence Steadman. - So that's not Steadman - that was buried? - We don't know. - If it isn't, Lincoln's free. - If it is, - we're back where we started. - Take care of yourself, Michael. - So that body-- - what if it's him? - Well, I'm not going - to sit around hoping. - What does that mean? - That means we get back to work. - God, I was hoping - you would say that. - They're digging - up the body, huh? - To be honest, I've never been in - a situation like this before. - If nothing else, - you can be glad that - you've got people who'll go to extreme - lengths to get you out of here. - No kidding. - Oh. - Warden... um... - at the execution, - there was a man in - the viewing room. - I was just wondering if you or anyone - in the prison had spoken to him. - Well... according - to this, uh... - those present were your brother, - his attorney, and three reporters-- - two women and a man. - The man-- who was he? - Um... he was from the Headline Press. - William Prall. - You know him? - No. - Hmm. Guard. - Hold it steady, please. - What exactly are you - looking for in all that ink? - A new way out of here. - You know all those - plans by now? - No. - Memorizing it would be like - memorizing the phone book. - Yeah, but why not - just tat up Route 66? - Contingencies. - Contingencies?! - You saying you - found another way? - Maybe. - - What do you mean, "maybe"? - There's always been another way, - but it's suicide. - Man, it's so cold, - my hands are stinging. - You know what they say about - weather in the Midwest-- - if you don't like it, - wait an hour. - We're still going out - through the infirmary, - and we're still going to do - it from the guards' room. - It's just the in-between that's - going to have to change. - Wait a minute. - Why are you changing plan, man? - We're already through that - room beneath the infirmary. - That's all we gotta do is to get - through that pipe and we're home free. - There's a reason they replaced - it with a 12-inch pipe, Darwin. - People can't get through it. - The only way we're getting into - that infirmary is from beneath. - We're going to have - to find another way. - The Psych Ward? - It's the only building that shares a - subsurface line with the infirmary. - You telling me - to get to the infirmary, - we gotta go through the whack shack? - Unless you got a better idea. - And there's a subsurface line that runs - from the guards' room to the Psych Ward. - Sort of. - Oh... what do, - what do you mean "sort of"? - We can go into that hole - in the guards' room. - About 40 yards up Route 66, there's - a grate that'll get us halfway there. - What about the rest of the way? - We gotta do it above ground. - Oh, so just a bunch of cons - taking a stroll in the middle of - the night for all the guards to see? - Yep. - You're right. It is suicide. - This grate that you're talking about, - it's hidden, right, partner? - - The C.O.s can't see it. - Not exactly. - Well, where is it? - - You're standing on it. - Hell no! - When we come up on - that ground there, - that tower there... - that tower there... - that tower behind me - is going to see us. - We'll be like ducks on a shooting range. - You feel me? - Hurry it up, cons. - You plan sucks, Snowflake. - I gotta go back into - the walls tonight. - Why? - I gotta get over to Psych Ward, - familiarize myself with - the pipes beneath, - make sure we can get through. - I don't know, Michael. - C-Note's got a point. - We come up in the middle of that yard, - we're sitting ducks. - I know. - Hmm... I might have an idea. - My family and I are more than - dismayed by Judge Kessler's decision - to allow the exhumation - of my brother. - This stunt by Lincoln Burrows' - defense counsel is an affront - and an insult to the - memory of my brother, - a good man who tried to make
