- Previously, on Prison Break: - I want him under - 24-hour surveillance. - I have to be there when - they kill this man. - The least you could do - is review his case. - VICE PRESIDENT: - Terrence. - The thing I can't - quite figure is - with the the crap storm - this thing's become - why they haven't killed you. - Have at him. ( stabbing ) ( screaming ) - Now, out of respect - for what you once were, - I'm going to let - you walk away. ( shouting ) - Why don't you hand me - that shank you're holding? - I'm not even sure - why you need it. - Thank you. - Your keys are right over there - by your in-box. - You got a maintenance guy - waiting outside here, - says you want him - to change the locks. - Want me to - call him off? - No, send him in. - It's your last chance, - Tweener. - Scofield - and his whole PI crew... - They're escaping. - You know I can't - let you leave here, boss. - dogs - The numerous times - I've been apprehended - while trying to elude - the authorities - it's always because - of the damn dogs. - Turns out you can run from just - about everything - in your life - 'cept your own particular stink. - Yeah, Well, some of us - stink more than others. - Kinte, - you can smell - like a bouquet of bonbons, - but unless you get rid - of your smell
- you might as well - send a note to the police - with directions - and some cab fare. - Theodore's right, man. - We got to scrub down our cells. - What about our bunks? - Pillows, sheets, everything. - Either get rid of your smell - or change it. - Well, how much time we got? - MICHAEL: - John? - Three days. That's the soonest - I could get us - into the Guards' Room for PI. - You think you'll have - the extra suits by then? - Probably. They should - be here tomorrow. - Good, so we're good to go. - All we got left is figuring out - how to get through - that door in the infirmary. - And how to get Linc - out of that box. - And you can do - that in three days? - Three days should - be plenty of time. - We got to get out of here. - Now. - ow - how he found it. - He just did. - SUCRE: - The hole's just sitting there? - I covered it the best I - could, but it's just - a matter of time before someone - discovers - Bellick's missing. - What do you mean - Bellick's missing? - SUCRE: - Okay, okay, okay. - Fox River is a big place. - Maybe they won't - notice for a while. - Nothing happens around here - without Bellick's say-so. - Somebody is gonna notice - that he's missing. - And when they do, they're gonna - close this place down - until they find him. - What are we going to do? - As soon as it gets dark... - we go. - SUCRE: - Tonight? - Pretty, we ain't ready - to escape tonight. - Escape already started. - It started the minute - Bellick found that hole. - It's gonna end the minute they - figure out that he's missing. - Then stay! - I'll be sure to read - the papers in the morning. - See how many years you got - when they realized - which crew was working - in that room - and dug that hole. - So what's the play, man? - You think you can have the plane - ready by tonight? - Sure. - You had kitchen - duty, right? - Yeah. - What'd you use - to scrub down the floors? - I think it was some peroxide - or something like that. - That'll work. Get as - much as you can. - I'll work on getting us - that key to the infirmary. - The rest of you find - whatever you can - to get rid - of the scent - in your cells. - None of this matters, if we - can't get in the guards' room. - We're gonna leave after dinner, - during tier time - when the gates are open. - 7:00, one by one, - through my cell. - Whoa, - whoa, whoa, - whoa, whoa. - Now, we were supposed - to go through - the guards' room. - That was going to give us - a head start hours before - they even found out - we were missing. - T-BAG: - We leave through your cell, - we ain't got no lead time. - 7:00. Count's - at 8:00, that's... - 60 minutes. - 60 minutes to get over that wall - and as far away - from here as possible. - They'll be right on our asses. - PATTERSON: - Quit your talkin' - and start your walkin'. - Ladies, yard time is over! - They already are. - Let's go, let's go. - SUCRE: - You know, there's one thing - we didn't talk about - out there-- your brother. - I mean, he's under - 24-hour surveillance. - I'm just saying, if you - can't get to him by tonight, - we still have to go, - you know that, right? ( buzzer ) - Hey, boss. - What do you want? - My brother's in Gen Pop. - He's got no clue - I was in an accident. - So? - Well, is there any way - I can get a message to him? - Yeah. - Put it in your will. - And you're sure - all those dots connect? - Okay. - Thank you. - Who was that? - A friend of mine - at the title company, handled - a lot of my firm's business. - She dug up an address for that - phone number in Blackfoot. - Where is it? - It's not the where that's - interesting, it's the how. - It turns out our little - place in Montana - was purchased for $2 million - by an offshore - holding corporation. - That's pretty standard - for a transaction - that size, though, right? - Sure. Only this - holding corporation - was bankrolled by a trust-- - a trust financed by the estate - of Terrence Steadman. - Looks like you and I - are going to Blackfoot, Montana. ( muffled yelling ) - Have you seen - Bellick today? - No, Why? - Mack was asking. - I guess he ain't showed up yet. - He's probably just late. - Bellick? I haven't beat that guy - to work in eight years. - Scofield, this ain't - Gibson's. Move it. - They're already starting - to ask questions, man. - We're not going to make it - out of here in seven hours - without them - finding answers. - How we coming with - that peroxide? - I'm going to need it before - we meet up for yard duty. - Probably not till later. - You want to tell me - what you need it for? - Makkos, you going - to be eating them there - brussels sprouts? - No. - You mind if I, uh... - Take 'em. - They smell like crap. - Do they, now? - What's up? - Yo, if you... - Tonight. - What? - Change of plans. - Why, did something happen? - Just find Sucre. - He'll tell you - what you need to do to be ready. - What about...? - Tonight. - MAN: - What the hell's going on? - The president changed his mind. - We were given - assurances - he would veto - the energy bill. - Assurances can tell - you everything - that a man is going to do, - until he wakes up in the morning - and changes his mind. - Then change it back. - I don't think you understand. - The president... - Have you enjoyed - our support? - Yes. - Good. - We certainly wouldn't want - you to take it for granted. - Are you threatening me? - Why? - Do you feel - threatened? - Caroline, we've all - been through this before. - The ebbs and flows of - political conscience, - but we've found at the end - of the day, we get what we want. - It's simply a matter - of who helps us get it. - If you can't convince - a doddering old fool - finishing up - his second term - what the best thing is - for this country's economy, - perhaps you're not the kind - of helper we're looking for. - Sara... - I was thinking - about something... - Enough, Michael. - Enough with the-the lies - and the coincidences - and the stories, all of it. - It's not what you think. - I know what you did. - The question is, are you - man enough to admit it? - The keys. - Congratulations. - Is that the first time - you've been honest with me? - It's not... - The second? - What are you after, - Michael? - Is it drugs? - Is it needles? - Neither. - Then what? - Please understand
