Spoilers - Prison break S&S #4: Forget those Prison clothes, the boys are back, hotter than ever

kelz3192 · 08-18-2006, 11:08 PM

Prison break S&S #4: Forget those Prison clothes, the boys are back, hotter than ever

2.04 First Down (11/9/06)

WHO WILL BE THE FIRST OF THE FOX RIVER EIGHT
TO BE CAPTURED ON AN ALL-NEW “PRISON BREAK”
MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 11, ON FOX

Bellick shacks up with Michael, Lincoln and Nika in hopes of discovering Westmoreland’s hidden $5 million; a family learns the dangers of hitchhiking when they pick up a stranded T-Bag; Abruzzi rejoins the family and is determined to get his revenge on Fibonnoci; Kellerman makes his move on Sarah, who gets a phone call she has been waiting for; and Mahone finally gets his man in the “First Down” episode of PRISON BREAK airing Monday, Sept. 11. (8:00-9:00 PM ET/PT) on FOX. (PB-204) (TV-14 L, V)

from Tv guide

Bellick and Geary catch up to Michael and Linc; Abruzzi surfaces in Brooklyn with plans to flee to Sardinia, but first makes a side trip to D.C.; T-Bag stops at a gas station, where his vehicle attracts attention; Tweener and Debra Jean (Kristin Malko) hit it off as they head off to Utah; and Kellerman strikes up a conversation with Sara after the NA meeting. Nika: Holly Valance. Geary: Matt DeCaro. Sylvia Abruzzi: Danielle Di Vecchio.

2.05 Map 1213 (18/9/06)

THE RACE IS ON TO FIND THE HIDDEN
MILLIONS ON AN ALL-NEW "PRISON
BREAK" MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 18, ON FOX

Mahone takes a sudden interest in the "myth" of DB Cooper and receives a special delivery at FBI headquarters; Michael and Lincoln are determined to be the first to find the location of Westmoreland's Double K ranch in Utah; T-Bag hopes his memory doesn't fail him; C-Note has a bumpy train ride; Sucre races to Las Vegas to stop Maricruz's wedding; Kellerman gets his foot in (Sarah's) door in the "MAP 1213" episode of PRISON BREAK airing Monday, Sept. 18 (8:00-9:00 PM ET/PT) on FOX. (PB-205) (TV-14 D, L, S, V)

from tv guide

Michael and Linc head to Utah and Westmoreland's loot, as do T-Bag and Tweener. And Mahone's curiosity is piqued by an article about D. B. Cooper that was retrieved from Michael's computer. Meanwhile, Sucre goes to Las Vegas to stop Maricruz's wedding; C-Note runs afoul of a conductor on a train heading west; Kellerman, in Sara's apartment, is interested in her macrame bird; and Mahone has an unpleasant meeting unrelated to the case. Gov. Tancredi: John Heard.

- Around ep 4 or 5, Sucre goes to Maricruz's wedding. It's uncertain if he speaks to her. But he hears from someone else that Maricruz hasn't chosen him. Sucre punches Hector in the face before fleeing

From The Q&A with Paul Schuering at TV Guide:

TVGuide.com: Are we done with the tattoos? I always felt like they would play an even larger role, that there were parts left unreferenced.
Scheuring: Yeah, there's still more stuff for Season 2. Basically the tattoos are the plan, and the plan doesn't end now that they're outside the walls. It goes on until their endgame, which is complete freedom.

TVGuide.com: Looking ahead to Season 2 [premiering Aug. 21], are there things you will focus on more, or less? Will it feel like a different show?
Scheuring: In a lot of ways it's going to feel like a different series. Obviously, it's all still the exact same story and a continuation of it, but the prison will very quickly regress into the background. We have a new home, which are the roads and small towns and highways of the United States. In that sense, it's going to be a very different show visually, and in terms of feel, but all the characters are the same in terms of their ultimate aspirations.

TVGuide.com: One obvious question is about what's going to keep the guys from going their own separate ways?
Scheuring: They are going to go their separate ways; it just wouldn't be realistic for them to cruise around in a scrum together because they're at such odds with each other and they have disparate aims.

TVGuide.com: And some or all of them are after D.B. Cooper's money?
Scheuring: There are some subchapters within Season 2 and a pretty big one is dedicated to that, because a lot of different people need that money for different reasons, which will again put them at odds.

TVGuide.com: Another obvious question has to do with Michael and Sara: Where do we go from here? How will you address the need to have scenes of them together but not being able to do that?
Scheuring: Well, emotionally Sara's not exactly in a place that necessarily wants to see him — this is all presuming she survives [an intimated season-finale OD]. What ultimately has to happen in Season 2 for them to get together is an emotional reconciliation, where Michael can prove to her that she was not simply a tool to facilitate the escape. At the same time, dominoes need to start falling in her life when she realizes that the antagonists that have Michael under their thumb now have her under their thumb as well. That will give them a common enemy.

TVGuide.com: When Robert Knepper (T-bag) dropped by our offices, he said he was dreading the heat. He also said T-bag's No. 1 priority should be getting his hand back.
Scheuring: Yeah, that becomes his overriding ambition throughout the season.

TVGuide.com: I'm actually talking to Lane Garrison after I hang up with you, but I held off on booking that interview because I wasn't sure Tweener would still be in the picture. Is he?
Scheuring: Yeah, absolutely. He has his own ambitions, and he heard about the money when he was in the infirmary that night. He is going to get out there in the world and meet some new people and develop some relationships.

TVGuide.com: Did I read or hear somewhere that two major characters are going to die?
Scheuring: I don't want to give you a number on that, but people will be surprised within the first third of the year just how many people will pay the price for this escape. We're playing this escape as if it's Pandora's box; in and of itself the escape seems to be an endgame, but they soon realize they've opened up a much larger can of worms than they thought. We're playing for keeps here, and we want to show in very real terms the ramifications.

TVGuide.com: Let's talk about William Fichtner's character, FBI agent Mahone. When Invasion was canceled, were you like, "We've got our man"?
Scheuring: We were obviously casting a wide net, but when we heard about Fichtner's availability — he's such a high-quality actor, such a "get" — we went after him very aggressively.

TVGuide.com: Is it too simplistic to call him the Tommy Lee Jones to Michael and Lincoln's Harrison Ford?
Scheuring: That's the obvious comparison, and we want to introduce Fichtner as a straightlaced FBI man, but then his character is going to gain a lot more dimension than that. He's hardly the cut-and-dry FBI man that Tommy Lee Jones was [in The Fugitive].

TVGuide.com: Is Mahone working with or despite Bellick?
Scheuring: Well, from the very outset they do not get along, and they will encounter each other again down the road. There is no love between those two men.

TVGuide.com: Finding the boys is very personal for Bellick, so he must feel like Mahone is barging in on his vendetta.
Scheuring: The problem with Bellick is [the manhunt] leaves his jurisdiction very quickly, and there are also some dominoes that fall in his life and change his entire relationship to the pursuit. But he and Mahone will be thorns in each other's side for the greater part of the season.

TVGuide.com: What about flashbacks — are there more stories to tell this season?
Scheuring: There will be some, probably not as many as last year.

TVGuide.com: Are there any other new characters you can tease?
Scheuring: A number of episodes in, [Agent] Kellerman is going to encounter a new face in the conspiracy who is very much a snake in the grass.

TVGuide.com: Speaking of the conspiracy, what's the latest wisdom on dealing with the absences of Patricia Wettig (President Reynolds) and John Billingsley (Reynolds' brother), who have each landed other fall series?
Scheuring: Well, John Billingsley did a great job last year, but we shot around him because we wanted to keep him cloaked in secrecy, so we brought in Jeff Perry (Crossing Jordan, Meredith's dad on Grey's Anatomy) to replace him, and Jeff did an unbelievable job, so he's our guy now in that regard. It's a seamless transition. With Patricia Wettig, because obviously she's a known face and she played a very significant role in Season 1, we're not going to recast. Our approach to that is kind of what we did with Rockmond Dunbar [who was committed to WB's Head Cases] last year, where we kind of said, "Let's see how that bears out" and we bided our time and all of a sudden C-note shows up again in Episode 8. That's our approach to Patty.

- In a interview Wentworth Miller described Mahone as a "crooked FBI agent" and "[Michael's] heart and mind are still very much back at the prison with Westmoreland and the Warden and, especially, Dr. Sara."

- New recuring character introduced in eps #5, which is called " Map 1213".
Bill Kim, Asian 35ish, agent working for the president. Shows up in Chicago to put some pressure on Kellerman.

- Eps 208 is called " Dead Fall" and features Sullins, an internal affairs agent who torments Mahone over his lack of progress.

- The episode they shot should air on Sept 25 or the following week. I did see props coming out of the house - a pair of guns.
When I saw Tweener coming out of the house, he had a mark on the right side of his head. His shirt was torn. He left the scene and came back dressed up, about ready to go out I guess.
After shooting was done, they all gathered in the house and started clapping and cheering for him. I guess that's what they do for people they kill off???

kelz3192 · 08-18-2006, 11:08 PM

Episode Stills

Ep 2.04 "First Down"

**Guinevere** · 08-18-2006, 11:09 PM

New thread!
Thanks kel

kelz3192 · 08-18-2006, 11:10 PM

Thanks for the title Jen, I had to shorten it a little though

**Guinevere** · 08-18-2006, 11:11 PM

i didnt notice

Looks great though.

Eta: i see that.. i think its better this way..

**NikNak** · 08-18-2006, 11:13 PM

Thanks for the new thread! Good job starting it for us.

**Guinevere** · 08-18-2006, 11:14 PM

Oh that banner!

I absolute love it!

othobsessed · 08-18-2006, 11:39 PM

Thanks for the new thread, the banner looks great!

kelz3192 · 08-19-2006, 12:00 AM

You're welcome guys, I've almost got it finished I just have to remember a few more things. I also need to decide if everyone want the MAJOR 2.01 spoiler added to the opening.

**Guinevere** · 08-19-2006, 12:12 AM

I dont know if this has been posted.
Kristin's interview.(eonline)

Quote:

"There's so much more this year," Dominic said. "If I had to pitch it, I'd say it's The Fugitive meets 24. It's really a different feel from season one."

The entire second season takes place over about three weeks, and although the boys have good reason to keep coming together (the hunt for Westmoreland's millions), their individual goals also take them in different directions.

"Season two picks up right where season one left off," Wentworth said, "so all the characters are pursuing their own agendas. Michael's objective is to get his brother safely to Mexico, and he's going to find that isn't as easy as he anticipated." And that, in part, is because...

Bellick Is Pissed: Our beloved eight cons will be facing not only the vice president of the United States but two formidable opponents: "William Fichtner is a sinister FBI agent," said Wentworth, "and Bellick (Wade Williams) is a rogue bounty hunter." He added that Bellick's role is "really stepping up to the forefront this season. I'm really excited for Wade, because he's such a great character actor. This kind of show is only as good as its antagonists."

Hear what Bellick has in store for the runaways.
You can hear about the interesting twist Bellick will be taking (hint: It involves a special lady in his life!) in the video clip at left. In it, I also ask him out to a sumptuous evening at Red Lobster. I hope Sara's not jealous! And speaking of the good doctor...

Dr. Sara Is Alive: If you've seen the commercial that shows Sarah Wayne Callies (Dr. Sara Tancredi) lying in a hospital bed after her seemingly fatal drug overdose, you already know her fate. "Thank you, Fox publicity!" Wentworth joked when he learned of that promo spot. "No, honestly, I'm really glad she's back. We worked hard to make Sara and Michael part of the meat of the show."

As for whether there is hope for the two as a couple, Wentworth said, "I'm not sure she can ever learn to forgive Michael for his betrayal. But I think she's going to find she's very much a part of the government conspiracy. She's someone they've turned their attention to, and I think she'll find she needs the brothers to get herself out of a serious jam." Did you hear that? He said "the brothers"--not just "Michael." And that's because...

Dominic Is Becoming a Badass: Tanned skin, ripped muscles, dark glasses, tough-guy swagger. I nearly didn't recognize Dominic when I first saw him on the set. Turns out, his storyline is really beefing up this season, too. I'm told, now that the boys are on the run, where street smarts are valued just as much as (if not more than) book smarts, Lincoln will have more of a leadership role.

So,what's ahead for T-Bag? "More pent-up stuff is going to come out," Robert said. "A lot more primal behavior. And it's going to get even more gruesome than last year. They're pushing the envelope even more." Be afraid, be very afraid. But don't you worry, because...

C-Note Has It Under Control: When I asked the very talented Rockmond Dunbar (love him) whether C-Note will run off to his family, he took mock offense. "I think he's a little more intelligent than that! I mean, how can you just pull up to your house and grab your wife and daughter after you just broke out of prison? You have to know the feds are going to be there waiting with handcuffs. Think about where he comes from--he's a military man. He's the man who has Rockmond Dunbar connections and can get you anything, anywhere. And yes, he loves his family and he's dying to see his daughter, so he has a plan." That plan just might take him in a separate direction from the rest of the boys, but don't worry, C-Note is reuniting with them. He's safe, at least for now, as Rockmond has been contracted as a series regular this season! And speaking of employment status, I should mention...

kelz3192 · 08-19-2006, 12:21 AM

Thanks for that Jen, I'll try and find some room to add it in, I usually ignore everything about PB from Kristen as it's usually stuff we already know

Kyls · 08-19-2006, 12:23 AM

thanks for the new thread!

Quote:

I also need to decide if everyone want the MAJOR 2.01 spoiler added to the opening.

My vote is yes

Did anyobody see the Unlocked special and know exactly what was said about the Kellerman/Sara thing? I've read in several posts at TWoP that they 'become good friends'

I'm still not sure if it was said in a joking way, or if they were for real..

kelz3192 · 08-19-2006, 12:26 AM

I've heard about, haven't seen it yet. I'll watch it then decide. But judging on the way the actor plays around in interviews sometimes I'm going with joking around for now

**Guinevere** · 08-19-2006, 12:31 AM

i know right..i guess she cant ignore the fact that sara is alive.. whereas she kept saying she didnt know..

**Poupa** · 08-19-2006, 02:09 AM

Thanks for the new thread