Question about very last scene of season two

juror

In the very last scene, when Micheal Scofield was walking down the hall in the prison in panama, there was a guy well beaten up lying on the ground... i didn't take much notice of who it was, just thought it was some extra but a friend later pointed it out to me that it was in fact belick... can anyone confirm this for me???

thanks

Creamy Goodness

yes it is bellick it looks exactly like him.

you can see that the guy standing above him is wearing bellicks' clothes too.

gucci

Cremo wrote:

yes it is bellick it looks exactly like him.

you can see that the guy standing above him is wearing bellicks' clothes too.

i agree, 100% "special agent" bradley bellick!!

comewatmay

defo Bellick, a real case of the hunter becoming the hunted.

Anyone else really dissapointed with the last series, first series was unreal but its going downhill fast in my opinion

comewatmay

i loved

"Brad Bellick, im with the Bureau"

gucci

eh, i dunno i wouldnt call it dissappointment, i never took the show seriously from the start, yet always watched it, the plot was always too far fetched and relied on too many convenient outcomes from certain scenarios. season one farted about mid-series to stretch the break out til the final episode, and season 2 also lacked something mid series. but its entertaining enough! but i think the addition of mahone was the saving of this series.

shinny

gucci wrote:

eh, i dunno i wouldnt call it dissappointment, i never took the show seriously from the start, yet always watched it, the plot was always too far fetched and relied on too many convenient outcomes from certain scenarios. season one farted about mid-series to stretch the break out til the final episode, and season 2 also lacked something mid series. but its entertaining enough! but i think the addition of mahone was the saving of this series.

I love Mahone, he is a great character. It's amazing how he has endeared his character to us even though he's murdered people we all liked! He plays him so well. Looking forward to him and Michael working together in season 3 !

gucci

i wouldnt be so sure they'll be working together, we will have to see how it pans out i guess, could be alot of side swapping!! who knows what sort of bargaining could be done by the company to get mahone to be-friend schoefield and lure him into a certain situation. there was me saying the show was crazily predictable yet im struggling for the next series

irish_bob

prison break is not in anyway predictable , in fact its unpredictability sometimes beggars belief
its hard to imagine why the company sent down kim to kill the brothers if they wanted them to end up in prison, dont add up
plus as i mentioned before , they didnt need to run as linc was now a free man and micheal on the way to becoming one
sarah shooting kim , well just a commoner garden case of self defence there

wheelbarrow

Spoiler ( maybe )

Start.

...is it true that Genetic engineering is the reason they are after Michael

End..

aidan24326

comewatmay wrote:

Anyone else really dissapointed with the last series, first series was unreal but its going downhill fast in my opinion

I disagree. Thought the second series was pretty good. Apparently the third series is as different from the second as the second was from the first, according to the producer, who also said that it's more about 'redemption' this time. Right a few wrongs I suppose.

Guy:Incognito

irish_bob wrote:

commoner garden

I take it you missed the thread in AH a few months back? It's common or garden BTW.

Kanney

It is Bellick, confirmed here from someone who has seen half of season 3 first episode.

Agamemnon

wheelbarrow wrote:

Spoiler ( maybe )

Start.

...is it true that Genetic engineering is the reason they are after Michael

End..

Nah, that comes from a remark made by one of the villains in the Season 2 finale, when he says that escaping is in Michael's blood. He was referring to Michael's father rather than genetic engineering.

alanjgrace

agamemnon wrote:

Nah, that comes from a remark made by one of the villains in the Season 2 finale, when he says that escaping is in Michael's blood. He was referring to Michael's father rather than genetic engineering.

Actually this genetics thing is quiet possible as if you watch the episode its in you will see Padman (the bald guy) talking to another guy who says it as they put on lab coats. Also the dummy "company" Echofield which Veronica found leads to was a Research and Development company. I wouldnt shoot the idea down so fast yet.

gucci

irish_bob wrote:

prison break is not in anyway predictable , in fact its unpredictability sometimes beggars belief
/QUOTE]
ok well perhaps not predictible in the sense you can see where the plot is going to progress over a season (although you had a fair idea they would get out at end of season one!) but in the scene to scene scenario i think its pretty predictible at times.....not always.

irish_bob

Stekelly wrote:

I take it you missed the thread in AH a few months back? It's common or garden BTW.

thanks for the education
il be more carefull in future not to place my E,s where my O,s should be
commoner garden wrong , common or garden right
oh and hit the space bar when nescessery aswell

AdrianII

Kanney wrote:

It is Bellick, confirmed here from someone who has seen half of season 3 first episode.

its onnly clips of S03E01 its about 17mins long and not much is given away to be honest

its on in three weeks any way

Linford

Anyone else notice that the name on the prison in Panama is the same as on the file that Mr Kim and the "General" were discussing?

prospect

Linford wrote:

Anyone else notice that the name on the prison in Panama is the same as on the file that Mr Kim and the "General" were discussing?

:rolleyes:

LOL,

Also, something was said in the last episode that suggests that Michael and Lincoln are brothers !! :eek: !!

Linford

prospect wrote:

:rolleyes:

LOL,

Also, something was said in the last episode that suggests that Michael and Lincoln are brothers !! :eek: !!

Excuse me... for pointing something out!!!!

If some people didn't notice Bellick on the ground in the prison I am sure they missed that!!!!

The_Hustler

Very different, Bellick was a mess on the ground and shown very briefly, the Sona thing is part of the storyline and constantly referred to.

keen

comewatmay wrote:

defo Bellick, a real case of the hunter becoming the hunted.

Anyone else really dissapointed with the last series, first series was unreal but its going downhill fast in my opinion

Loved the first one and the majority of the second but I do agree it's going downhill. Getting a bit too far fetched.