Previously on Prison Break.
- What are the charges? - Attempted murder.
He's also being arraigned for the murder of his mother and his stepfather.
Don't look at me like some con. You're as crooked as the scoliosis.
I don't get caught.
- This is as far as you go. - Come on, bro.
You an we're not bros.
When were planning on telling us about the money, man?
What money?
$5 million that Westmoreland planted in the desert in Utah.
I found Steadman. I'm with him now Linc. He's alive.
What are talking about? You found Steadman?
Oh my god!
My hand has been in that box for hours now-- it is dying.
- I can promise you nothing. - Story of my life.
These?
Keys to a car that's waiting for us a couple hundred yards from here.
That's the two of us or five of us?
That's the two of us.
We got company.
How did he know?
It's only a matter of time before we know everything
that is in Scofield's head--
where he plans to run to, how he plans to get there.
So when the time comes that he does get there,
we'll waiting for him.
Canadian and Mexican border patrols have all the mug shots.
BORTAC is on high alert.
See if we can get the Mexican Border Patrol to set up checkpoints 50 miles in.
The warden over at Fox River called, asked to be kept in the loop.
- What should I tell him? - That he's no longer in it.
That info that you asked for is on your desk when you get in.
Thank you.
What's the plan, man?
No bars on these doors. Do what you like.
With what?
We're supposed to be in Mexico right now.
Sipping on margaritas, waiting for the heat to dip. That was the plan.
You see, they just used us to dig, man. We're gophers, that's it.
- Where's Michael? - He'll be here.
Okay. You know what, Sucre?
You want to stay here? Then shut your mouth!
You got one more time to touch me, man!
- All right, guys, chill. - What?
Hey!
Relax.
Honey, are you sure you packed everything?
Yummy.
Mm.
Our photos are in the paper. We're probably all over the news.
Yeah, and you didn't see that coming?
What's so funny?
The two of you cracks me up.
Here's to amateur hour. What do you say, saludo?
Yeah, yuck it up, funny man.
Last supper, boys.
This is the part where we say good-bye.
It's not much.
It's enough to get you started.
Hey, uh...
No, I'm not telling you where Fibonacci is.
Well, I didn't ask.
I only ask for a quarter for a phone call.
Make four.
Thank you.
I wonder what happened to the other guys.
They all had a head start, except T-Bag.
Yeah, he was, he was bleeding pretty bad.
Think he's dead?
Are you done?
No. I still have to clean it.
- But you're done? - Yes.
It's time to move.
We got everything we need.
Just a quick stop in Utah and then we're off to Mexico.
LJ has a hearing today to determine if he gets tried as an adult.
I can get him.
It's not the right time.
- When will it be? - After we go to Mexico.
After we're off the news.
They framed him for a double homicide.
As soon as he loses his hearing,
they're going to ship him out to an adult facility,
so today in the courthouse is my only chance to get him.
They took Veronica, they're not going to take my son.
I know. I know.
I would never leave LJ behind, but we can't do this now.
There's no plan in place.
Believe me, I know that courthouse.
I've been there more times than I can remember.
The only person guarding him's the bailiff.
He carries Mace and a big stick.
So you're going to bum-rush the courthouse, that's your plan.
- Are you serious? - Yeah.
Hey, yo, we're headed out, man.
Well, good luck to everyone. Stay out of trouble.
This is it, buddy.
I hope you find the girl, buddy.
She's all I have. I'll die trying.
- Good luck. - You be easy, man.
- Adios. - See ya.
Maybe we'll see each other again.
You never know, Michael.
Never know.
Tell me everything you know about the courthouse.
- You get any sleep? - A couple hours.
Eight of 'em, I still can't believe it.
This is Exhibit "A" why you don't let women work in the military,
the police force and especially inside a male prison,
'cause look what you get.
Dr. Sweetcheeks leaves the door open for Scofield and here we are.
Sounds like there's a little bit more to the...
If Tancredi doesn't leave her office door unlocked,
those eight dirtbags would in the shoe right now, okay? Bottom line!
- Brad. - Any updates?
None. They were last seen at that cemetery in Oswego.
- We'll get 'em. - They'll get 'em.
It's been handed over to the FBI.
Well, that doesn't mean we can't work it.
It does, actually. You and I have been pulled off the pursuit.
Why?
We're going to find out shortly.
We have to report to the DOC headquarters. I will meet you there.
Sir, we can get these guys.
Just give me a couple more days and I swear I'll get 'em.
Brad!
We've got to go.
No family with Patoshik, nothing?
Yeah, until about 4 years ago when he killed them all.
Updated rap sheet on Apolskis. Take a look when you get a chance.
Oh...
Man, I'm so sorry. My bad.
My bad, bro. I'm sorry.
Scott Kolbrenner.
It's this one here.
Don't touch the radio.
Yeah. Hi. I'm with the Des Moines Herald.
I'm covering the LJ Burrows hearing. What time does that start today?
Come on.
Thank you. 3:00. The hearing lasts a half hour max.
He'll be taken down to transport bay at ten till to catch the 4:00 van.
So how do we get close to him?
Well, when I was locked up,
I had nothing to do except study the briefs.
Nick Savrinn's bar number is on the front page of every one.
We want to talk to LJ, we just...
- We pose as one of his attorneys. - Yeah.
Hogwash. That is absolute hogwash.
Please answer the question.
How was Scofield able to have exclusive access to you,
pull a shank on you, and bind you to your chair--
the warden of the penitentiary?
I trusted him.
Obviously, he betrayed that trust.
Officer Bellick,
is it true that almost all the inmates who either escaped
or tried to escape worked in Prison Industries?
That's right.
Why did these inmates have so much time to dig a hole in the floor
of the guard's break room while working Prison Industries?
I can answer that.
With all due respect, if any of you have ever worked a day in a prison,
you would know that, since an inmate only gets 19 cents an hour,
some are bound to drag their feet.
Officer Bellick, is it true you sold the right
to run Prison Industries to the highest bidder?
- No. Who the hell told you that? - This is unbelievable.
While we're wasting time in here,
there are eight escaped convicts out there...
Were you employed at Fox River as a correctional officer, Mr. Geary?
Yep.
Yeah, until he was fired for shaking down inmates.
That will be your last outburst, Officer.
Were you aware of any arrangement
Officer Bellick had with any inmate regarding Prison Industries?
Yeah, he sold it to John Abruzzi.
John Abruzzi-- who was one of the escaped convicts?
Yep.
We'll get other C.O.s to substantiate this if we have to, Officer Bellick,
so I'm giving you one chance to get in front of it.
Did you sell Prison Industries to John Abruzzi?
Yes or no?
Yes, but at no time was I aware of any talk of escape.
That'll be all, Officer Bellick. That will be all!
Warden, you and Officer Bellick can step out into the hallway.
We'll call for you when we've reached a decision.
I'm going to get some coffee.
Well, I did my best under the circumstances.
The good news, sir, is you had the hand iced,
so I was able to restore blood flow and...
The bones are bent.
However, I recommend you get medical attention ASAP.
Meanwhile, some aspirin will help thin the blood and avoid clotting.
Some antibiotics and painkillers.
I usually tell the owner of the dog, cat, whatever, to
coat them with peanut butter so they're easier to chew but, obviously...
- You did one hell of a job, Doc. - Well, thank you.
Well, uh... it's okay for you to leave now.
Oh, I'm leaving. You're not.
- What? - You heard me.
Look, sir, I haven't seen anything and I won't tell anyone.
Well, you know...
you know, I fell for that bill of goods once before. Never again.
Sir, I swear to God I will tell nobody.
You would, and I would die in prison.
Please, please, please.
Shh!
Now, you did me a solid, so I'm going to return the favor.
This can go down humanely if you don't fight,
but if you pull a stunt like that again,
it's going to get inhumane right quick.
Your call.
But, one way or another...
I am putting you down, Doc.
- Lincoln Burrows Junior? - Yeah.
In here, you got a visitor.
You must be LJ.
Agent Mahone, FBI. Thank you.
P lease.
I'm assuming you've heard.
Yeah.
I have to tell you. What your dad and uncle pulled off...
very impressive.
I've been doing this 14 years, and
most escapes can be attributed to dumb luck or brute force.
The level of planning and sophistication that went into this one,
and eight guys got out.
I really do, professionally speaking,
have a lot of admiration for Lincoln and Michael.
Cool. Now we're buddies.
What do you need?
Help me bring them in... peacefully.
I don't know where they are. I don't know where they're going.
There's another way you can help.
- How? - Go on TV.
I can have a camera crew down here in a half an hour.
You know what, man?
The murder charge they put on my dad--
the two murder charges they put on me--
Everything's been a setup coming from way up top.
So the fact that you work for the government--
I got nothing to say.
I'll give you the same advice
that you'd get from the guy working at the deli downstairs.
Start thinking about yourself now.
In fact, the sooner the better, because no one--
not your father, LJ, not your uncle-- is going to do your time.
And, at 16 years old, you're looking at a long stretch.
How much time you get, where you serve it,
who your cell mate might be.
You need to start thinking about yourself. Now.
I want your dad, I want your uncle, and I'm willing to deal.
Don't wait and let someone else get the reward.
What's up?
Hey, man, you look familiar.
Did you rush Sig Ep last semester?
Sig what? - Sig Ep.
Nah.
Next in line.
- Where to? - Utah.
How we doing here?
Nothing until tomorrow.
All right, yo, I got 45 bucks. How far will that get me?
Nick Savrinn. His bar number is 56437.
I've got a call time with my client, an LJ Burrows.
- Hello. - Know who this is?
Yeah.
- Yeah. Nick Savrinn. - How you holding on?
Doing what I can do. How about you?
I'm worried about you. I'm sorry about what you're going through.
Thanks. Word is, uh...
after this hearing, because of my dad being so high profile, they're...
they're shipping me to an adult facility in Kingman, Arizona.
Yeah, well, hopefully, that ain't going to happen.
You hear from Veronica today?
She didn't show up. They gave me some court-appointed clown.
No. I haven't heard from her.
Hey, this, uh...
this fed came by and talked to me today.
Yeah?
He wanted me to help try in getting my dad to turn himself in.
Well, knowing your dad, I doubt that's going to happen.
Listen up, LJ. This is real important.
All right.
On the third, look out for Otis Wright.
You got that? On the third, look out for Otis Wright.
Until then, keep you head up.
- What? - Just remember that.
I'm going to do everything I can to get you out.
Hey, Nick... if you talk to my dad...
tell him no matter what, I love him.
- Hey. - Hey.
- Did you get him? - Let's do this.
Got one more stop.
There is a belief in my religion which I know to be true
and it applies to everyone, Hindu or not.
The acts we commit in this life determine where we go in the next.
And he who commits evil can never hope for eternal happiness.
Never been a goal of mine, doc. I'm more a here and now type.
I'll tell you something I know is true.
The Indians here, the Tomahawk variety, some of them believe--
well, used to believe before most of them were slaughtered--
that when a warrior kills another in battle,
he absorbs that fallen warrior's spirit.
So this isn't the end for you, Doc.
You're with me now.
And how are you doing this fine day?
Uh, I'm great. How are you?
Couldn't be better. Anything in particular I can help you find?
Just looking, thanks.
Well, if you need any assistance, just give a holler.
- How are you this fine day? - Great.
- Can I help you find anything? - I'm good, thanks.
- Hey. - We gotta go.
- I just need to pay up. - Now.
How are you today, officer?
Yeah, they were right, uh...
Well, they were-- they were right back here.
We can make it to the courthouse on foot from here.
You don't understand-- everything is in that car.
Forget the damn car. We don't have time. Come on, man, let's go.
Hi.
It is the finding of this panel that Warden Pope,
you'll be docked two weeks, placed on three months probation.
Officer Brad Bellick will be terminated-- effectively immediately.
Mr. Bellick, you can retrieve whatever belongings you may have
from Fox River; that will be all.
I've... I've worked at Fox River since I was 18 years old.
- Being a C.O. is my life. - And we appreciate that.
Look, you know, we could have saved a lot of time if you would have
just told us in the beginning that this was going to be a railroad.
That'll be all, Warden.
There is only one person responsible for this escape out there.
His name is Michael Scofield. It's not Officer Bellick. It's not me!
But you need a fall guy, fine.
But you're not gonna be just taking Officer Bellick's job.
Because even though I am not proud of many of his actions,
it will be a cold day in hell when I turn my back on one of my own men.
I quit. That will be all.
If this thing doesn't work out and you end up going back to Fox River,
I ain't coming to get ya.
I mean, you are the brains and I am the brute.
Seriously, Michael, you don't have to do this.
Let's go.
We're good.
You got a call from Nick Savrinn earlier today.
What was that all about?
He's my attorney. That's privileged.
Hmm, that's odd because Nick Savrinn was found dead
in his apartment an hour before that call came in to you.
Listen up, LJ, this is real important.
All right.
On the third, look out for Otis Wright. You got that?
You know for someone who's so convinced that
the government is capable of so many underhanded things,
you sure are playing fast and loose with me.
What are you going to do, throw another fake murder charge on me?
Who's Otis Wright?
- I have no idea. - I think you do.
And if you don't tell me, after you're convicted,
I will be in that courtroom when you're sentenced
and I will hang you out to dry. Take it to the bank.
Yeah, put me in touch with the prosecutor in the LJ Burrows case.
I want a meeting.
On the third, look out for Otis Wright.
Until then, keep your head up.
Otis Wright.
- Let's go. - Hold on.
- Move it. - Hold on.
I'll escort the boy.
Otis Wright. Otis elevator on the right.
What is he planning?
Keep it in the holster and no one gets hurt.
Keep it in the holster.
All right, LJ, hit stop.
He's coming with us.
So just stay cool, stay cool.
Hey, buddy, give me his gun.
Hey, hey...
LJ, give me your hand.
That a boy. Come on.
Hey, back off! Back off! Back off!
You're not shooting anybody, neither are you.
Give yourself up and your kid can walk.
It's the only way he's getting out of this place.
It's the only way!
Dad!
Dad, you got to let me go.
- No. - Dad...
You got to let me go!
Up there. Scofield is in the building. Take him!
You guys go, cover that way. Scofield and Burrows are in the building!
Freeze! Do not move!
The truck!
- Bradley? - Yeah, Ma.
What are you doing home so early?
I had to take...
my personal day, you know, before they went away.
Shouldn't you be looking for the convicts?
They got somebody else doing that, Mom.
You okay?
I'm good.
Okay.
Whoa. All right.
I think we should break a bottle of champagne across its bow.
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 I...
Well, I feel very fortunate to have met you.
I'm breaking out.
And you're going to make sure my brother goes with me.
Thank you for calling AutoStar, Dr... Gudat?
Am I pronouncing that correctly?
Uh... dead on.
How can I help you today?
I need, uh... directions.
- Where to, sir? - Utah.
Excuse me.
I'm sorry. Are you Scott Kolbrenner?
I am. Yeah.
You must be Debra Jean.
- It's nice to meet you. - Yes, same here.
It's so funny, 'cause I was almost ready to leave when you called.
No one else responded.
I guess there's not a lot of Utah people out here.
- Are you from there? - No, I just, you know...
I'm headed up there to, uh... collect an inheritance.
My grandpa died.
Oh, I'm sorry to hear that.
It's all right. He went out with his boots on.
- So where's your stuff? - Uh, I mailed it yesterday.
Mailed it? I've never heard of that.
You know, you don't want to lug it around.
Plus, I got a boy who works for UPS, so he hooked it up.
So you want to bounce?
Okay. I'm parked out front.
- Bradley? - Yeah, Ma.
They just announced the rewards on the TV.
- What reward? - The convicts.
For the convicts-- the ones who escaped.
- How much? - $100,000 apiece.
$300,000 for the animal who killed President Reynold's brother.
Every whacko in the country is going to be after those bums now, wouldn't you say?
Police!
Step out of the vehicle with your hands up.
- We got to move. - I can't.
Oh, my God.
I failed him.
Sorry. Sorry.
I failed him.
I sure hope you packed a lunch.
It's going to be a long ride to Arizona.
Move your ass.
Get men at all the area hospitals.
Wherever they are, one of them's bleeding good.
Which means...
they either come to us... or they die.
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