The first 200 lines.
NARRATOR: Previously on Prison Break:
The bracing is going to be tricky.
Unless the tunnel gets the proper support,
it's all going to come down on our heads.
LINCOLN: Listen, I want you to call her up,
tell her you've got some information.
Make sure she picks you up, and get in the car, all right?
He even bought a gun.
Just thought you'd want to know.
If you're really leaving,
take me with you. Please.
I don't want to be here anymore.
You don't want any part of this.
There's a part of me that doesn't want
to believe he works for them,
'cause he's the man I love;
the man who was going to take me to my first trip to Paris.
If he doesn't take you, I will.
Impressive, blanco.
Too bad you won't be around to enjoy it.
LECHERO: How long is this going to set us back?
All right, we got 24 hours to dig out that tunnel.
You mean the one it took you guys three days
to dig the first time?
Let's just say, by some miracle,
we are able to part the dirt sea, Moses.
Then what?
How you plan on getting around the guards' tower?
MAHONE: Michael, Mr. Whistler here says that,
you know, you got stopped last time by a cloud.
I'm still working on that.
I'd like to know if this girl's gonna put out
before I spend any more time buying her drinks!
WHISTLER: I agree, Michael.
You know as well as I do what's riding on this.
I'd say I know better.
I don't care who knows what
so long as somebody knows how the hell we getting
out of here by tomorrow.
LINCOLN: You coming?
SOFIA: Not today.
James and I have a lot of things to clear up,
but I'm done trying to do it through a fence.
You ever wish you could go back in time?
Just to remember how it was like when things made sense?
Every day for the last three years.
Is that Whistler's girlfriend?
Why is she staying in the car?
Guess she thinks she'll see him tomorrow.
You've been spending a lot of time together, huh?
-And? -You sure that's wise?
Where are we?
Behind schedule. But we should be on the same
side of the fence by tomorrow afternoon.
-What do you mean, "should"? -The tunnel gets us
into no-man's-land, but to get to the fence,
we're going to need a new diversion for the tower guards.
What time?
Daytime's still our best option.
They double the guards at night.
And the jeep patrols?
Yeah. And, uh... there's something else.
What?
T-Bag's coming. And Mahone.
And Bellick. Oh, yeah, there's a drug lord, too.
You know what? It's not about them.
It's about Whistler. We got to do whatever...
You don't need to know who Whistler is.
What about what he's worth? My son's life.
I just wish there was another way to do this.
To save LJ without handing Whistler over.
Look, man, that's it. There isn't.
I know.
Listen, you worry about the tunnel,
I worry about the guards.
-See you tomorrow. -Tomorrow.
BELLICK: Hey, now, don't skimp on the braces up there.
In fact, if you want to add a little extra, just...
You know, we can work on this railroad all...
the livelong day, but it don't matter
if Scofield doesn't know what happens once
we get off the train.
Once we get out of here, it's every man for himself.
Scofield's not responsible for any of us.
Is that so?
You obviously don't know him very well, Shakespeare.
When we broke out of Fox River,
he tried to screw every one of us.
Half the men ended up either
dead, captured or worse.
The guys who are easiest to catch
are the ones who spend more time
pissing and moaning at each other than running.
My only advice to you,
Ecclesiastes 6:13.
"Separate thyself from thy enemies,
and take heed of thy friends."
How we doing, Alex?
Well, if those braces hold,
we could be to the surface
sometime tomorrow.
Let's rotate. Keep everybody fresh.
Welcome to the coal mine, canary.
-(Mahone grunts with effort) -We're going to be here all day!
Cho!
Don't drop your body-water upon me like that!
Hey, it ain't coming from me, I swear.
Engineer, come.
Look at this.
We hit a pipe or something?
Oh, no.
That's right above our tunnel.
The ground's not going to hold till tomorrow.
So what do we do?
We leave tonight.
(thunder rumbling)
Tonight?
I thought you said a nighttime escape was impossible.
If the rain keeps up, the tunnel will collapse again,
and that'll be the end of it.
It'll be the end for you.
You're the one on a deadline.
What if it gives out while we're inside?
We end up like buried treasure.
You want out, get out!
Look, you're not pulling this off tonight
without all of us working around the clock.
And none of us
are ever making it out of here
without his plan, so if you tell me
that you can figure out a way how to do this at night,
then I-- we-- can figure out a way
how to get that tunnel dug in time.
Let's start digging.
(rain pouring, thunder rumbling)
I think you dropped something.
I've read in old newspapers that make it to Sona
how Americans hold others to standards they ignore.
How they think no one should have power but them.
I tell everyone it's a lie, but I see it's true.
I know you're leaving.
And I think that after everything I've done to help,
I think it sucks you're not taking me with you!
I know it doesn't seem like it now,
but I'm doing you a favor; I'm giving you a gift.
Oh, wow, life in prison.
Thank you. I've always wanted one of those.
It's better than a life on the run.
I don't belong here. All I did was give a guy...
You're not going!
I'm sorry.
It's for the best.
How do you know what's best for me?
(speaking Spanish)
Okay, muchas gracias.
It's good to go.
You know where and when to be, right?
If you're not there, we're screwed.
You all right?
I'm fine.
I'm just going to grab my stuff.
Yeah. Probably best if you and James disappear.
I know. I know.
You know where to meet us, right?
Playa Blanca. You'll be on the...
312.
312. We'll see you tomorrow then.
Good luck.
You, too.
-(phone rings) -Hey, it's that Susan chick.
She wants to meet again.
Good.
Let her know everything's on track.
We want to make her feel as comfortable as possible.
Why shouldn't she be?
She's going to get her guy tomorrow, right?
Well, if Michael's conscience doesn't get in the way.
What do you mean?
He's having doubts.
About if he can pull it off?
About if he should.
But he's going to go through with it, right?
What are you looking for?
Where the power lines connect to Sona's exterior lights.
If cutting the power out there was an option,
why didn't we do that in the first place?
One, the power out there isn't controlled from in here.
And, two, there's that.
Every prison has a backup generator.
Even if we cut the lights, they'll just come back on again
immediately.
Well, that's a big, bloody problem.
Tell Lechero I need his phone.
MICHAEL (over phone): Change of plans, Linc.
We're doing this tonight.
Tonight? What happened, Michael?
Rain, dirt, tunnel, problem.
How long can it hold?
That depends.
Depends on what?
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