Prison Break

By Rachel Cericola That won't be one of them. That's right; Linc isn't saying goodbye just yet. He still has more brooding to do. He also has to meet up with Michael and figure out all of this silly Scylla business. Did you enjoy tonight's episode? Feel free to talk amongst yourselves, but a lengthier review is comi...

By Rachel Cericola Linc is no longer running from The Company, but working for them. It doesn't exactly seem like a sweet gig though. If his crew (which includes Mahone, T-Bag and Self) doesn't find Scylla, The Company will find a few of their loved ones. Who knew T-Bag actually had a mother?? Oh, and this whole Co...

By Rachel Cericola Tonight's comeback looks like a doozy too. Michael and Sara are off to Miami, Linc is still working with The Company, T-Bag and Self have teamed up for double trouble, and with only a few episodes left, we have a new character to deal with. What did you think of the episode?

By Rachel Cericola The timeslot switch isn't new news, but it's sort of lame that they are letting the final episodes ride out on Fridays. Still, if you're a fan, you'll want to tune in. Not only is it the end of an era (or at least four seasons), but Entertainment Weekly says it will also be the end of two major chara...

After four seasons, Fox has cancelled the action drama "Prison Break." Needless to say, we here at Prison Break Fodder are saddened, but not surprised. Even star Wentworth Miller said at the beginning of the season that he thought the show was on death row.

In the meantime, Linc and Sucre are sent to meet up with Gretchen and Self, who are waiting for their Scylla buyer. When the two realize that The Company snatched T-Bag (as well as a tooth), they take off, leaving their crushed cell phones and the buyer's minion.

Self got Scylla, Linc got a new job offer, T-Bag got bagged, and Michael could be getting surgery via The Company. While everyone was waiting, Michael informed Linc that he once thought he was guilty of murder. We all did, Michael. Tattooing your entire body and breaking out of prison is enoug...

Come and get it. -- Michael Scofield However, that's not going to be so easy. See, that little Lego piece that Michael has been holding up to the light? It was a piece of Scylla that he removed, rendering the entire thing useless. Pretty sweet.

In true T-Bag fashion, teaming up with Gretchen didn't help him, and he ended up getting tag-teamed by Michael and Mahone -- and not in a good way. He was locked up and given a one-way ticket back to Fox River. I wonder if he could get his old cell back?

Maybe Scofield knew that Bellick would squeal like a pig, which he did after a quick chokehold. With a few bullets to Sona's basement lock, the four remaining members (Scofield, Whistler, Mahone and McGrady) jumped through the hole and out of Sona -- slowly, but surely.

Oh that's right... we're still in season three. Welcome back to "Prison Break," kids. We missed you. Bellick was back to his old self: a jerk. His attitude got him the chicken foot this time. However, he actually ruled the roost... by cheating. Hey, it's Sona. Can you blame him?