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Prison Break Spoiler Thread #1 
10-17-2006, 09:33 AM
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| ICHiBAN HoOT   |  SPOILER ALERT!!!! EXCERPTS FROM EP. 210 "RENDEZVOUS" The rendezvous spot; a seedy hotel on the edge of town. SARA looks in the mirror... it’s been a long, long day. She’s standing under the sickly fluorescent that illuminates her “bathroom” sink, which actually stands alone on one wall of the decrepit hotel room where she’s scheduled to meet Michael today. Her purse sits on the counter. She pulls a MAKEUP BAG out of it, dumps it in the SINK, looking for anything that might help her brush her teeth. She’s got a lot of stuff in there, but nothing that looks suitable. INT. SUNDOWN HOTEL - ROOM 9 Sara’s room appears to be empty; we hear the SOUND OF THE SHOWER. Then, a fierce KNOCK at the door. Sara, apprehensive, steps out of the bathroom, hair dripping wet, wrapped in a towel. It’s THE HOTEL PROPRIETOR GUY. She opens the door with the chain still on. SARA Yes? SUNDOWN HOTEL GUY You got a fax. He shoves it in the two-inch gap in the door. Sara takes it. SARA Thank you. She shuts the door, looks down... SARA’S POV: IN MICHAEL’S HANDWRITING, it says “ONE HOUR. 16781 BUTTERFIELD ROAD.” OFF SARA... As she sits in the driver’s seat, door open, we hear THE CRUNCH OF GRAVEL as an unseen car pulls up behind hers onto the side of the road. TWO BLACK SHOES step out, into the foreground. The car door SLAMS. MICHAEL Sara. Sara looks over, steps out of the Taurus. She turns... reveal IT’S MICHAEL. He walks up to her. They land inches apart... A lot of complicated emotions here -- including anger and betrayal. But after an awkward beat, they embrace, out of their shared relief and mutual misery over the past ten episodes. Sara rests her head on his shoulder for a beat. MICHAEL (CONT'D) It’s so good to see you. SARA Yeah. She pulls away a little, so they’re face to face. Michael could make the move to kiss her, but she looks down so he can’t. MICHAEL I’m glad you came. SARA I didn’t have much of a choice. It’s not that simple. You lied to me. SARA (CONT'D) Did you know about all those other guys? Those murderers -- T-Bag? I let them out on the street -- MICHAEL I never wanted it to happen. I was doing what I had to do. My brother was going to die -- SARA Other people have died, Michael. My father died. SARA (CONT'D) They came to my apartment to kill me. MICHAEL That’s why you can’t go home. She knows he’s right. Michael reaches out to her, touches her hair. MICHAEL (CONT'D) I’m sorry, Sara. For what I did to you. It’s my biggest regret, in this whole thing. SARA It’s too late for that -- MICHAEL I don’t expect you to forgive me... but I don’t want you to be alone in this. SARA I can’t solve everything by running away. MICHAEL The important thing is that we’ll be together. SARA First-aid kit, disposable phones... MICHAEL What about the motel? SARA Fine. Didn’t ask for ID. Twenty bucks a night, or five for an hour. Let’s go get you cleaned up. Another downtrodden, crappy motel -- the mainstay of the fugitive life. There’s a small table by the window; Michael sits beside it, sleeve rolled up, as Sara attends to the wound in his arm. She opens a bottle of peroxide. SARA This isn’t going to feel good. MICHAEL I have a high tolerance for pain. SARA So I’ve seen. (then) You aren’t even diabetic, are you? Off his look, indicating he isn’t -- and he isn’t proud of his lie. SARA (CONT'D) Hold still. Michael winces as Sara cleans up his arm. SARA (CONT'D) Don’t you think part of you likes this, Michael? MICHAEL (gritting his teeth against the pain) Peroxide in my open wounds? SARA I mean all of it. Escaping from prison. Being on the run. The danger, the fear. It gives you a certain rush. I’m pretty familiar with it... it’s a lot like chasing a high. MICHAEL I can see the comparison. SARA Yeah. I should know better by now. She places the bloody gauze on the table, applies a bandage. Michael looks at her. MICHAEL It won’t always be this way. SARA How do you know that? Because from everything you’ve told me, it just keeps getting worse. Michael reaches for her somehow. MICHAEL They can’t chase us forever. This guy who caught up with us today -- he stops at the border. That’s why we need to get to the other side. Sara looks conflicted. MICHAEL (CONT'D) Just give me another day. Their faces are so close... MICHAEL (CONT'D) One day at a time, Sara. That’s all I’m asking. They could kiss, they’re so close. It almost happens -- but she turns away. SARA You should go wash up. MICHAEL Okay. He stands up. Before he goes into the bathroom: MICHAEL (CONT'D) I’m glad you came. Sara watches him go in the bathroom. He shuts the door |
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10-23-2006, 12:54 AM
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| ICHiBAN HoOT | Keep digging: We'll learn more about William Fichtner's FBI agent on Prison Break.  Fox's over-the-top convicts-vs.-cops drama Prison Break returns tonight (8 ET/PT) to a world where just about every authority figure is a bad guy: •The federal agent (William Fichtner) chasing the escaped prisoners, led by Michael Scofield (Wentworth Miller), pops pills and has already shot one of the escapees in cold blood. •The prison guard (Wade Williams) who was once in charge of the convicts was fired for being on the take and is now a bounty hunter also on their trail. •A Secret Service agent (Paul Adelstein) also tracking the convicts is apparently an assassin under the implicit command of the president of the United States — who is not only corrupt herself, but may also have had a hand in the murder of the previous president and a state governor as part of some larger conspiracy. "It's upside down," says executive producer Matt Olmstead. "You're rooting for the convicts. You're rooting against the law." Rebelling against authority has always been a popular concept of fiction. And suspicion of corruption at the highest levels is part of our history dating back to Richard Nixon, if not earlier. That distrust was echoed in last season's 24, where the president was at the root of a terrorist act. "You're invoking the highest level of power in the country," says Olmstead. "That goes toward people's deep-rooted suspicion of politicians." And when Prison Break (which is averaging 9.2 million viewers an episode so far for Season 2) returns tonight after its baseball-playoffs break, viewers will learn more about what drives FBI agent Alexander Mahone, played by Fichtner — who also played a sheriff gone bad in last year's sci-fi/government conspiracy drama Invasion. Fichtner says, "Never once from the beginning, never once did I ever think Mahone was a bad guy. I've played some rough characters. But I think he's got a lot of demons driving him. In the month of November you are going to see that Mahone doesn't do everything he does because he wants to do it. He's not OK about it. It's going to start to come out." One of the tricks writers use on Prison Break, Olmstead says, is to constantly shift the sympathetic characters. "A white-hat character can be kind of boring," he says. This season also is exploring the motivations of Secret Service agent Paul Kellerman (Adelstein). He's wrestling with how far he'll go to do the dirty work, even in the name of freedom and democracy. "My job is to figure out what makes this guy the most sincere, and that's that he believes in what he's doing," says Adelstein. "I think he's going to come up against some of that soon. He will start learning about aspects of what he's been serving that he didn't know about. That's when somebody like this could have a crisis of conscience." Adelstein says the beauty of Prison Break is the underdog factor. "Talk about insurmountable odds for your heroes: They're up against the biggest, baddest fighting machine in the world — the U.S. government," he says. "I guess since Watergate, people love a government conspiracy because it plays on their worst fears about what goes on. Even if it's pushed to a fantastical level, it makes for a great villain." Adelstein says it's fun to think about whether the government really could be organized and devious enough to be behind an evil conspiracy of such magnitude. "You start to think: 'Are they actually capable of doing this? It'd be impressive.' "  Yay.. PB starts again !!! Last edited by Plastic Flute : 10-23-2006 at 01:00 AM. |
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10-24-2006, 02:18 PM
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| Administrator  | It was on yesterday, the fox recap is usualy a day late. You can always watch the full episodes on the website. All the stations except the CW stream everything online the day after the show airs. http//fox.com/prisonbreak/ Sucre is working with Went T bag tricked them and excaped with all the money. Linc got LJ back. They tried to shoot Sara but missed and killed an inecent girl The FBI agent is a bad guy, he is working for that bad CIA guy, the FBI agent has orders to make sure all the prisioners die, which is why Tweener got shoot. Last edited by open32 : 10-24-2006 at 02:27 PM. |
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10-28-2006, 04:00 PM
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| Bunny Gooz  | Thank you  I didn't realize they were a little slow with the recaps. This one was exciting. I can't wait for the next, to see how it all turns out. FBI and CIA's are just...grrr, I know if they weren't there, there would not be a show, but hell, let the guys be for just a minute. |
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10-31-2006, 07:47 PM
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| Administrator  |  Here is some info on 2 upcoming episodes Episode 2.10 PRISON BREAK”—(8:00-9:00 PM ET/PT) CC-HDTV 720p-Dolby Digital 5.1 PA: Viewer discretion is advised. MICHAEL IS DETERMINED TO REUNITE WITH SARAH, BUT MAHONE AND KELLERMAN ARE DETERMINED TO KEEP THEM APART ON AN ALL-NEW “PRISON BREAK” MONDAY, NOVEMBER 6, ON FOX Michael and Sarah’s reunion is anything but romantic as Mahone and Kellerman are determined to keep them apart – permanently; Lincoln receives some help from a father figure as LJ meets a long-lost relative; Sucre plans a getaway with Maricruz; and T-Bag runs into a familiar face while holding the key to his freedom in the “Rendezvous” episode of PRISON BREAK airing Monday, Nov. 6 (8:00-9:00 PM ET/PT) on FOX. (PB-210) (TV-14 D, L, V) Cast: Dominic Purcell as Lincoln Burrows; Wentworth Miller as Michael Scofield; Amaury Nolasco as Fernando Sucre; Marshall Allman as LJ Burrows; Wade Williams as Brad Bellick; Paul Adelstein as Special Agent Paul Kellerman; Robert Knepper as T-Bag; Rockmond Dunbar as C-Note and Sarah Wayne Callies as Dr. Sara Tancredi with William Fichtner as Special Agent Alexander Mahone. Guest Cast: Tony Denison as Aldo Burrows; Kristin Lehman as Jane Phillips; Melissa Marsala as Maricruz Delgado; Matt DeCaro as Geary; Jason Davis as Wheeler; Barbara Eve Harris as Lang; Reggie Lee as Bill Kim; Rachel Leora as Theresa Delgado; Kurt Caceres as Hector. Episode 2.11 PA: Viewer discretion is advised. LINCOLN SAYS GOODBYE TO ANOTHER LOVED ONE; MICHAEL MUST OUTWIT A WILY COYOTE; T-BAG GETS REVENGE ON HIS CAPTORS; AND KELLERMAN IS DETERMINED TO BREAK SARAH ON AN ALL-NEW “PRISON BREAK” MONDAY, NOVEMBER 13, ON FOX Lincoln must say goodbye to yet another loved one as he attempts to reunite with Michael; Michael’s attempt to secure a getaway plane is grounded; Mahone deciphers a crucial puzzle piece; T-Bag gets his revenge on his tormentors; and Sarah and Kellerman have a tense face-off that leaves one of them gasping for their last breath in the “Bolshoi Booze” episode of PRISON BREAK airing Monday, Nov. 13 (8:00-9:00 PM ET/PT) on FOX. (PB-211) (TV-14 D, L, V) Cast: Dominic Purcell as Lincoln Burrows; Wentworth Miller as Michael Scofield; Amaury Nolasco as Fernando Sucre; Marshall Allman as LJ Burrows; Wade Williams as Brad Bellick; Paul Adelstein as Special Agent Paul Kellerman; Robert Knepper as T-Bag; Rockmond Dunbar as C-Note and Sarah Wayne Callies as Dr. Sara Tancredi with William Fichtner as Special Agent Alexander Mahone. Guest Cast: Tony Denison as Aldo Burrows; Kristin Lehman as Jane Phillips; Callie Thorne as Pam Mahone; Matt DeCaro as Geary; Jason Davis as Wheeler; Barbara Eve Harris as Lang; Reggie Lee as Bill Kim; |
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03-20-2007, 06:54 PM
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| Administrator |  News from Watch with Kristin News from Watch with Kristin, plus video interviews with Dominic and Rockmond (including a clip where Dominic does an impression of Wentworth...) Melanie in Fairfield, Connecticut: What's gonna happen to Dr. Sara Tancredi now that Sarah Wayne Callies is pregnant? Will they write it in? Good Q, and I have a direct answer from Sarah, who is pretty sure Tancredi won't be preggers. "She may want to [have a baby], but since the entire series so far has taken approximately seven weeks, I think we would be well into season 15 before she ever delivered. Certainly at this point, if Sara delivered a baby, it wouldn't be Michael's. I think what's probably going to happen is I will have the baby over what would be an extended hiatus for me, and return later in the season when there's a little less of me to love." Awww... Jack in McLean, Virginia: Who's gonna die on Prison Break? Check out my new Vine show for one casualty. I'm also really concerned about Agent Kellerman since his alter ego, Paul Adelstein, was cast on the Grey's spinoff. (Though, I must admit, I'm a little excited to see him there. Maybe his real-life wife, Liza Weil from Gilmore Girls, can guest star!) http://www.eonline.com/gossip/kristi...5219a12&page=1 Vine Show: Who's Going to Die on Prison Break? "The cast is getting smaller." This is what Dominic Purcell promises for the next few episodes of Prison Break. I'm no mathematician, but I'm pretty sure that if you carry the innuendo and subtract the one, that means someone is going to die in the next two episodes. And after talking to a certain castmember, well, I'm a little concerned that I know who it is. (Truth told, he's one of my favorite people to interview in this town.) http://www.eonline.com/gossip/kristi...d-8ff00c4a88c5 ************************** Season 3 info The answer to the question that has been on every prison break fan’s lips is right here. Yes there will be a season 3. Season 3 of Prison Break (which may have a different name announced soon) will be premiered on 29th August 2007, almost 5 months after the season 2 finale. Most of the conspiracy storyline (about 90%) will be wrapped up by the end of season 2, and the third season will have a completely new plot. Scheuring quotes “The audience will definitely get closure. It'll feel like this is the endgame of the story, and yet there will be a few unanswered questions." The third season will have eight major roles, including new additions to the cast. Most of the surviving crew will be brought together somehow, and there will be one or two new faces. When asked about the fate of Mahone played by William Fichtner, fans were told that Scheuring was very happy with William, hinting that Mahone will make a comeback in season 3. One of the new additions is a female character who is Michael’s equivalent in intelligence, and she will act as a love interest for one of the guys. Who will it be? Your guess is as good as mine. Scheuring also let slip “And she would seem to be coming down on the side of good initially, but there will be questions [about] whether that's a facade.” Ausiello quotes: “Paul Scheuring also teased that Season 3 would feature "a different storytelling process" that will begin to "play out in the last couple episodes of Season 2" and "leave some cliff-hangers, including one with Sara." Sara Tancredi fans may have been worried that she may be killed off because the actress playing her, Sarah Wayne Callies, is pregnant, but Ausiello assures us that she’s safe. He says that Paul Scheuring won’t kill her off because he believes that Sara Tancredi is a strong component in the show. Sarah is due in the late summer, which coincides with the premiere of season 3, and she will be gone for a while, but will be back soon after the birth of her child. Scheuring says that her disappearance will fit into the plot, but refuses to confirm rumours of Sara Tancredi being kidnapped. http://community.livejournal.com/_pr...99.html#cutid1 ****************** Episode 2.22 PA: Viewer discretion is advised. MICHAEL RACES TO BEAT MAHONE AT HIS OWN END GAME; KELLERMAN’S TESTIMONY AT SARAH’S TRIAL PROVES DEADLY; SUCRE RISKS HIS LIFE TO FIND A MISSING MARICRUZ; BELLICK AND T-BAG FIND THEMSELVES UP THE RIVER ON THE SEASON FINALE OF “PRISON BREAK” MONDAY, APRIL 2, ON FOX Michael races against the clock to rescue Lincoln and beat Mahone at his own end game; Sucre risks his life to save a missing Maricruz; Kellerman’s testimony at Sarah’s trial proves deadly; and T-Bag and Bellick find themselves up a Panamanian river in the PRISON BREAK season finale episode “Sona” airing Monday, April 2 (8:00-9:00 PM ET/PT) on FOX. (PB-222) (TV-14 D, L, V) Cast: Dominic Purcell as Lincoln Burrows; Wentworth Miller as Michael Scofield; Amaury Nolasco as Fernando Sucre; Wade Williams as Brad Bellick; Paul Adelstein as Paul Kellerman; Robert Knepper as T-Bag; Rockmond Dunbar as C-Note; Sarah Wayne Callies as Dr. Sara Tancredi; William Fichtner as Alexander Mahone Guest Cast: Reggie Lee as Bill Kim; Callie Thorne as Pam Mahone; Wilbur Fitzgerald as Bruce Bennett; Mark Harelick as Marty Gregg; Leon Russom as Pad Man |
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I have to buy the Human Stain. ASAP|
05-24-2007, 09:23 AM
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| Administrator | Here is a tiny spoiler for next season. It's not much, but at leats it's somethign New, returning network shows await casting moves The 2006-07 season is barely over and the broadcast networks announced their fall schedules only a week ago, but buzz has started about new characters being added to returning hits next season and roles being recast on the newly picked-up rookie shows. Among the new characters on Fox's "Prison Break," which will find Michael Scofield (Wentworth Miller) and the gang locked up in a Panama prison next season, are a mysterious fisherman who apparently is wrongfully imprisoned there, a beautiful local woman who is the fisherman's girlfriend, a Panamanian drug kingpin and a female freelance operative with a government conspiracy organization. http://www.hollywoodreporter.com/hr/...675d75506e3582 Last edited by MickBeth : 05-24-2007 at 11:09 AM. |
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