- in case I have a, um... - Um... ( wood snaps ) - Whoa! - Right. - I think we should break - a bottle of champagne - across its bow. - Well, if you're intending - to get this thing home - for your anniversary tonight, - I wouldn't recommend it. - No! - Listen, I want you to know - that I... well, - I feel very fortunate - to have met you. - Yeah. I'm guessing not - many structural engineers - make their way - into Fox River. - No, no, I don't mean - because of your vocation. - I mean because you're - a decent young man - and there are not - many of those - who make their way - into Fox River. - Well, for what it's worth, - there are a few down there. - Well, that's good to hear. - Listen, I know this goes - without saying, - but, uh... if there's - anything you need... - well, let's just say - that I owe you one. - Actually... there is one thing - you can do for me. - LINCOLN: - So this whole thing - this whole time, - was never about me. - It was about Dad. - I can't believe... - Michael? - Michael! - What? - You got something you want - to tell me? - Just told you everything - we knew about Dad was a lie - and you barely blinked. - We have to go. - Tonight. - What are you talking about? - Bellick found the hole, so - either we go now or it's over. - Michael... - Look, I know it's - going to be tight,
- but I can do this. - Michael, stop it. - The chains on your locks, - they're, uh... - Michael! Michael! - I can do this! - Listen to me! - Go. - You gotta go. - Don't say that. - Look at me! - You can't do this. - There's not enough time. - If you stay here, - they'll nail you - and you'll rot in here. - I'm not asking you, man, - I'm telling you. - Leave me behind. - Go. - What the hell - you think you doing? - Nothing, man. - You trying to run something - for those Wonder Breads - you been running around with? - No, it ain't - even like that. - Tell me something, boy. - Is you steppin', - or is you fetchin'? - I thought I made - myself clear when I said - your punk ass - was no longer in business. - This ain't business, all right? - This is personal. - What you got there anyway? - Some kind of cleaner? - What you trying - to clean up... - Sergeant Franklin? ( grunts ) ( crack ) - nancy? - NANCY: - Rumors coming out - of Vice President Reynolds' camp - detail a preliminary - short list of running mates - should she, as expected, - win her party's nomination. - Perhaps the biggest surprise - is the inclusion - of Illinois governor - Frank Tancredi. - His consideration - is attributed - to his reputation for being - tough on crime. - And some point to his recent - refusal to grant clemency - to Lincoln Burrows, - the murderer of the vice - president's brother, - which was welcomed - with deep appreciation - from within - the Oval Office. - ANCHOR: - Thanks, Nancy. - Locally, a jackknifed big rig - blocked traffic on the... - What the hell - are you doing, John? - The Lord's work. - The Lord wants you - to spread horse crap - all over your mattress? - It's not our place - to question His will. - Are we clear? ( inmates talking ) - Let's cut - the chatter, convict. - Open on 88! - Yo, what's that? - Avocado's gear. - He's getting out - of the infirmary tonight. - Tonight? - So you got plenty of time - to bake him a cake. - Hey... - I heard you were asking - Patterson about Bellick. - Said you thought you - saw him this morning? - Yeah. I was. - No, it was yesterday. - That's when I saw him. - You sure? - Yeah. - You know, time just sort - of blends together up in here. - All right. - Close on 88! - What am I supposed - to do with this? - Pour it in the toilet. - You got C-Note to steal - some peroxide - from the kitchen - so we can clean the toilet? - We got to get all of us - into psych ward tonight - to access the pipes. - A bunch of cons wearing - their prison blues - would stick out - like a sore thumb. - But the inmates - in the psych ward - all wear... - White. - Peroxide acts as a bleach. - Camouflage. - Just a few more hours now. - Looks like we got - everything we need... - Everything except your brother. - You worry about the suits. - I'll worry about Linc. - Could you, uh, give - us a couple of minutes? - Of course, - Mr. President. - You probably know - why I'm here. - If I were - a betting man, - I have a pretty - good idea where - I'd lay my chips. - The energy bill, Richard. - Why did you change your mind? - You've been saying for months - it's so full of pork - the damn thing's - ready to squeal, and - now all of a sudden... - Yes, the bill is flawed, but - it's better than doing nothing. - Frankly, I find it - a little curious - that you're here, - telling me to veto a bill - you voted in favor of. - You're on the way out. - Some of us need - to think ahead. - Actually, I've been doing - some thinking ahead - as well, Caroline-- - specifically, about - my endorsement. - What?! - I'm considering - making a switch, - throwing my weight - behind Senator Challis. - You can't do that. - Can't I? - Caroline, - you are everything - that's wrong with politics. - You vote not - to legislate change, - but to profit. - You run not to make - a difference, - but to make demands. - You put me on your ticket - not because - I share your views, - but because I didn't - share your gender. - So don't take - the moral high ground. - We all know how - this game is played. - Richard, please, I... - Good day, Caroline. - Richard! - R-Richard! ( sighs ) - You know what I got - my wife for our anniversary? - What? - A scarf. - Well, this is a big one for me. - I had to do something special. - Okay, let's get this thing - down to the car. - We'll do it all together - on three. - Ready? One... - two... three. - Upsie... - Oh, no! Oh, no! - Put it down, - put it down, put it down. - Oh... - All right, get Scofield up here - right away! ( splashing ) - It's working. - All right, get 'em out - and get 'em dry. - We got to get 'em on - under our clothes - before tier time, - which is in... 45 minutes. - You think everyone else - will be ready? - We don't have a choice.
