A couple people bit the dust in Prison Break Season 4 Episode 9. First Mahone tossed a cement block holding Wyatt in the ocean. Then Bellick got trapped under the city’s water supply, sacrificing himself so that the others could be successful in stopping the company.
Self wants to keep Bellick a John Doe in the morgue on ice until he says otherwise. A revolt by the boys lets him know his body needs to go back to his mother.
Gretchen tells them that Scylla is being moved tomorrow. She sure seems to know about the company’s plans. So just which side is she on?
While trying to decipher the code in the bird book, they come to the conclusion they need David Baker. Whoever that is.
Trishanne mentions the name Whistler to T-Bag. A curious name for her to mention.
As everyone’s standing around talking, Michael all of a sudden collapses. He says he’s okay, but Sara insists on taking him to the hospital.
T-Bag wants to know a bit more about Trishanne. It turns out she got there a week before he did. He asks his boss if he can get a look at her application. The good news is that he probably can, but the bad news is that he wants him to step in for Andrew and show how good a salesman he is. Then Gretchen stops by to tell him that Scylla’s moving. The plan is to let Scofield go for it and risk his own neck, while they stay safe and either watch him get his hand bit off or be there when he gets Scylla.
The general is informed that dismantling the security system to Scylla is tricky and that it may take longer than planned to get it moved to PA. He’s got a plan to speed things up. He wants David Baker.
Mahone arrives to see David Baker and pretends he’s with the company.
As Lincoln and Sucre are working, they hear a noise. Lincoln lets Sucre know he’s standing on an explosive. He’ll be fine. As long as he doesn’t move.
Mahone tries to lie his way through his conversation with David Baker, but he’s not buying it.
Thinking that maybe Gretchen set them up, Lincoln grabs her and drags her downstairs.
With a little bit of identity fraud, Scofield gets some tests run. They want him to wait around for a couple hours and be admitted.
Mahone’s next attempt is the truth. He wants to guilt him into helping, but David doesn’t want to get involved in the politics. He seems to be getting somewhere, as the company barges in uninvited.
Gretchen comes to the same conclusion they already know: Sucre can’t move an inch. She suggests he move an inch, though.
I was wondering how the doctor didn’t know who Scofield was considering he was front page news for a couple years. He wasn’t really buying the story, though. He just wanted to help him out because he’s concerned for his health, but his assurance he won’t turn him in doesn’t sway Michael’s decision to run when he sees some cops.
Trishanne goes to see Self. She is a plant, an agent. She insists she’s fine and thinks they can bring the company down, letting him know it’s not time to give up.
Mahone leaves without being spotted. As he’s making his getaway, Baker’s wife stops him. She gives him what he came there for, telling him her husband won’t help him but that will. It’s a legend to the blueprint. Oh, and by the way, there are a bunch of landmines around Scylla. There’s a catch. Gretchen’s plan is to dismantle the mine Sucre is standing on, but this will activate the alarm. Mahone gets to them just in time and hits the manual override. A reluctant Sucre agrees to step off the mine.
Self has a casket with him, and they take a few moments to bid Brad farewell.
T-Bag has managed to get through his speech quite nicely by some miracle, and he’s got Trishanne’s application to boot. He calls the phone number on it, and Self answers.
Having survived the mines was child’s play. The next step is to break through the reinforced walls (one concrete, one glass), then get across the floor, without breathing and in silence.
Michael’s received the test results. The doctor recommends surgery, tomorrow.
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