IRL: 2x07 & 2x08 - Buried & Dead Fall [**Spoilers**]

prospect

I have put these together, considering they were shown as one episode.

WARNING: THIS THREAD WILL CONTAIN SPOILERS FOR THOSE WHO HAVE NOT SEEN "Buried" & "Dead Fall"

From TV.com

Episode Title: "Buried" & "Dead Fall"
Airdate: July 9th - RTE2

Buried

Michael, Sucre, T-Bag and C-Note claim the hidden treasure.

An anxious Lincoln risks everything to get to LJ. LJ grows wary about the easy getaway.

Kellerman rethinks where his loyalties lie after Sara gets to The Company's hit list. Mahone results to deadly force to get the truth out of Tweener.

Dead Fall

In his efforts to try to get hold of all of the money Sucre runs into some unexpected difficulties. And Captain Bellick and his partner have not given up on finding their old inmates.

Next Episodes:

"Unearthed"

&

"Rendezvous"

Brow

Favourite so far. A fair bit of stuff I didnt see coming throughout the double. Some good swerves. After a bit of a slow start the series is really back to its best.

Also, Mahone is a great character. Cant wait to see him develop more.

prospect

Once again, two good episodes, but slightly let down by the unforgivable concidences and silly oversights.

Sucres leg is caught for some time under a tree and he can immediately run away without a limp or anything???

Anyway, two characters killed off. Sorry to see Tweener go, but I suppose the writers had to do it considering the actors personal circumstances.

Is Mahone going bad? I can see him going down before the Escapees.

You just gotta love 'Trailer Trash'....

gucci

if your gonna be worried about little plot holes in prison break then you'd have given up on it way back! it was strange how relaxed schofield and sucre were once they were across the river. but overall a good pair of episodes. and now we know mahone is defietly crooked and "they all must die" it can only get better!!

fobs

Enjoyed these episodes. Thought there was a few twists there which were good. Teabag's double cross and also the guy beating up Aj ...thought he was with the bad guys first. Also liked Tweener's double cross...

silvine

The first episode was probably the strongest of the season so far. Mahone, "we don't do it on American soil", is proving to be one of the show's best characters. And his increasing instability is fun to watch. The tension was nicely racketed up after Tweener lead the FBI astray.

Sucre's so called double cross was well done too. I was screaming at the tv " Why Sucre, why?". I'm not sure if like Haywire as much as others on this forum appear to - his scenes were a little silly. T-Bag is a cracking and creepy villain to watch. I shudder everytime he likes his lips.

Over the last few episodes I've really gotten the feeling there is A LOT of people chasing the Fox River Eight and capture seems imminent (despite some miraculous escapes in earlier episodes)

It's a pity Tweener is gone, but then the actor had his own stuff going in outside of TV land.

As for Kellerman questioning his loyalties, I find that hard to buy considering how ruthless he was in Season One. Also, Sarah's character seems to have morphed into that of the lawyer for Season One i.e. boring.

Line of the double bill: "They all must die"

Big question is can the show sustain the momentum?

Jello

silvine wrote:

Also, Sarah's character seems to have morphed into that of the lawyer for Season One i.e. boring.

Agreed.


Thought they were two decent episodes, the first one being the stronger. Was sorry to see Tweener go - I was quite liking him as a character tbh.

Thought the river scene in the second episode dragged quite a bit.

It'll be interesting to see where things go between Kellerman and Mahone now - ''they all die'' !

8/10.

Dac51

Two great episodes, the tension really kicking in for me now!

A big let down however was RTE cutting off the end of the programme due to an overrun on the previous programme. I had the double bill recorded on Sky+ and was enjoying the end of the second episode when the recording ended.:mad: :mad:

Can anyone help to fill me in on what happened at the end? The last piece I saw was T-Bag driving in his truck along a straight road singing aloud with the money on the passenger seat (just after Michael and Sucre bought the two cars).

Cheers,
Dac.

silvine

Dac51 wrote:

Can anyone help to fill me in on what happened at the end? The last piece I saw was T-Bag driving in his truck along a straight road singing aloud with the money on the passenger seat (just after Michael and Sucre bought the two cars).

Cheers,
Dac.

Check out http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dead_Fall

Dac51

silvine wrote:

Check out http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dead_Fall

Cheers!

Dac.