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Prison Break 2.22 - Sona

*rewatches* It's the season finale yo.

1. Love the flashback to the first season. They truly have come a long way.

2. It's weird that the court just accepted Kellerman's testimony. There was no other hard evidence aside from his statement, which could come from any raving conspiracy buff. If I would in that court, I would probably laugh at the sheer absurdity. Either the prosecution lawyer sucks, or hey, it's just TV. And Lincoln's exonerated! Finally! (Why didn't the court discuss Michael?)

3. Uh, why isn't Sucre arrested? Because it's out of FBI's jurisdiction?

4. I always thought Mahone would cross Kim to help the brothers, but he ended up double-crossing everyone. Ha.

5. *sighs* See ya on the other side, Kellerman. (By other side, I mean Addison's side.) I love that he didn't die in vain though. He saved Sara and Lincoln, and messed up The Company pretty badly.

6. "She's very pretty." "Not the boat, señor." ♥ Oh MiSa! And the brothers being free, Michael helping Linc out of the handcuffs (love the symbolism), and thinking about how they never need to run again (for about one minute).

7. "Oh, that's sweet, you don't hear that much anymore, that sort of fidelity in family, two brothers that would go to the ends of the earth for each other." Oh Kimmy, haven't you watched Supernatural, The Black Donnelly or Heroes?

8. Yay for Sara shooting down Kim. But MiSa, you two are breaking my heart. The 'love yous', the hugs, the sacrifice. Although, don't people listen to reason in Panama? It couldn't possibly be anyone's fault that Sara shot Kim. It was self-defense. He was gonna kill Linc. And isn't there supposed to be a trial of some kind? Shouldn't he be first thrown in where Bellick and T-Bag were at first?

9. I kinda feel sorry for Mahone. His little scene at the phone was sad. All he wanted was to keep his family safe. At the end of it, he isn't that different from Michael. He would do anything for them, even leaving them to protect them.

10. "He's gonna break out. It's in his blood." "That's exactly what we want him to do." *confused liek whoa* Research facility in Long Island? White lab coats? And Sona? So it refers to the district in Panama? The hellhole of a prison. It made Fox River look like a fluffy happy place with sunflowers. What kinda of a place is that? Why is Bellick curling rotting on the ground. Is T-Bag there? So Mahone is there too? And Sucre, he's obviously not in there, odd one out there, with Linc and Sara too. And Sara is obviously not disappearing yet. I suppose she would make one last appearance in the season premiere this fall and get kidnapped or something so Sarah Wayne Callies can go have her baby. And how is Michael gonna break out? As Linc put it, Michael doesn't even take a piss without a plan. He went into Fox River armed with his tattoos, now he got nothing. And what is the Pad Man (General) doing, researching breakouts, human behavior, soldiers?

I have no idea what is in store for next season. Actually I have an idea, but it sucks, I expect Paul T. Scheuring to come out with something a lot more spectacular. Thanks.

Have Michael, Mahone, Bellick and T-Bag break out together. That's fun.

BYE MICHAEL. SEE YA IN THE FALL.

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2. There were documents, apparently.

3. Sucre wasn't caught was he?

5. I think Kellerman's story is left open, based on whether the Grey's spinoff succeeds or not.

10. I'm very confused by the ending. What kind of a hell hole is that Sona? It's like my worst nightmare realized.

2. Ah I see, but shouldn't it take quite some time for them to be authenticated? But oh well, this show has never been all that realistic anyway. =P

3. I don't think so? The last of him was him passing out on the pavement.

5. True, but given the publicity and the hype surrounding it, I say it's a good chance Kellerman is gone for good.

10. Yeah, I'm confused too. It's crazy.

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