In this week’s Prison Break, we (hopefully) inched closer to an escape from the now boring inmate camp, Sona.
With Sammy taking a “Dirt Nap,” the inmates now have complete freedom to work on their escape in peace. Sound too easy? Of course it does, which is why it suddenly rains, threatening the escape effort due to water weight on top of the hole they’re digging.
Whistler also proves that he’s less shady than previously suggested. He does, in fact, have coordinates to something The Company wants, but he decides to give Gretchen only half of them . Gretchen trumps this ploy by telling the group that they have only 24 hours to drop off the rest of the coordinates before she makes Sofia and LJ “take their last breath.”
Sucre, while he means well, can’t seem to catch a break. He’s held by Sona guards for some unexplained reason. Could it be his smuggling escapades from earlier in the season or his cutting the brakelines of the guard’s jeep. Whatever it is, it’s not looking good for papi.
T-Bag returns to what he does best - stirring up some drama. He knows that everyone is self-concerned, so he convinces Lechero that Michael is going to turn against him. Oh, and McGrady cries his way aboard the escape team as well - convincing Michael that it’s better to be on the run than to be stuck in prison.
Of course we’re left with a cliffhanger - Lincoln is able to crash a bus into powerlines that run into Sona - which will shut off the lights for 30 seconds. So it’s up through the hole for Michael, Whistler, Mahone, T-Bag, Bellick, McGrady and Lechero. Wow, that’s a lot of people to run out of sight of the guards in half a minute. Will all 7 men escape next week? We doubt it!
