Since I forgot to do a post on the previous episode, I’ll just combine it with this one. By now you probably know that people in Prison Break Land eventually die when they run out of usefulness. However when they’re key parts of the humor of the show, you hate to lose them. That’s exactly what happened the last two episodes. We’re quickly losing humorous characters on the show, so I hope they pick up more people soon. Anyway here’s a brief clip from last night’s episode.
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This week brings us another quality Prison Break episode. It also brings us a couple great moments with Roland, Sucre, and of course T-Bag. I really like how they add in comedy without breaking from the serious tone of the series. They do a good job of insinuating one thought while the reality is another, and this works well with both how Michael solves puzzles as well as all the bits of comedy thrown in. Here’s a short compilation of Roland’s contribution this week.
Another week, another good Prison Break episode. You can’t ask for more from the writers than finding a use for Mr. Brad Bellick. Somehow he found a way to do something for the team although Sucre can probably do just as good a job as evidenced when he stopped short in front of the first Scylla cardholder a couple episodes ago. How come neither of those two get to do any of the cool stuff like Lincoln? All three of them are probably about as smart as each other, so why can’t Lincoln clean a carpet or have a tantrum at a ticket counter? Lastly I have a little clip for everyone, another “Cole Pfeiffer” special.
I’m almost a week late again, but I’m too busy watching all the new shows while finishing up on the summer shows. Anyway, this week’s Prison Break features Sucre and Bellick vacuuming and cleaning a stain for an hour and a half as well as “Cole Pfeiffer” not doing work for the second week in a row. Here are a couple more tidbits I found.
I saw this episode while on vacation, but it’s still just as amusing as the previous three episodes. The highlight this week is T-Bag‘s interpretation of Cole Pfeiffer, or rather his preparation to impersonate him while going to pick up his bonus check and show up for his first day of work. Take a look at this clip.
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