User Reviews

The episode undoubtedly has life on it. Not bored throughout almost the whole episode.

But there are plot-holes that should definitely be mentioned.

Omar already showed he's not trustworthy in previous episodes. But Linc didn't even hesitate to believe what he said about the Land Cruiser.

Michael and the crew don't collect weapons from the died ISILs, which can be useful later.

Michael has been a genius from season 1. But the plan he came up to get rid of the one-eyed man was just suicidal.

The end of the episode(What Michael did) was the worst part of the episode. That is hundred percent unreal. It is hard to think what the writers were thinking.

I wish if the episode was more logical and realistic.

This episode features one of the many obstacles Michael and his friends faced on their way out of the country. Breaking out of prison is one thing, and surviving the war-prone Yemen is quite another. Majority of the episode, we see the characters trying to travel across the desert to a small isolated town all while being chase by armed terrorists. One particular character called Cyclops impressed me. His devotion and obsession to bring down Michael and co was amusing. He's almost like an arc enemy to them. And at the end, he made sure he didn't die out without leaving a mark. What I also like about the episode is that it's almost entirely shot in desert. The cinematography combine with the on-set location was really good to look, although it must have been a hell to the cast and crew to film under such conditions. Overall, good episode albeit a bit slow and doesn't contribute much to the story but hopefully the next episode will pick up the pace.

Blond girl and buddy seem to be dressed like the typical bad guys for a 80s Steven Seagal flic. An immense desert and Mr. Scofield sees fireworks 0.5 mile away from where he is. Just lazy, sloppy writing.

I typically love Prison Break but this episode just stunk. There was just too many implausibilities. The people that killed Kellerman and shot Sarah's husband are released on bail the next day?? That seemed so incredibly unlikely to me. The worst part of the episode is that Michael's group blew up the truck killing all those men, and their guns are laying there for the taking, and here comes another lunatic racing down the road towards them that they will need those guns against, and not one of the 4 men think to run up and grab some guns? Of course that would have killed the plot of the rest of the episode showing them run from said lunatic.

First off why did they keep letting cyclops get away when they had him dead to rights and new darned right that he was very dangerous?

Secondly, as somebody else mentioned why in the hell would they leave all those guns behind along the way when they were in so very much danger. Fighting terrorists with your fists? Do they think they are the incredible hulk?!

Thirdly why didn't Michael get the heck away from cyclops after taking out his other eye? Is he really that stupid as to think the guy wasn't dangerous anymore? Also how the heck did Cyclops manage to poison him with the anti-freeze? Was it through the little cut he gave him to his abdomen? I'm not a doctor but I am pretty sure that is not how you would poison a person with anti-freeze.

The writers have clearly given up, and it seems to kind of show on the faces of the actors, they clearly don't look like they are very invested in their respective parts for this season.

I certainly hope they don't try resuscitating this series once more after this one... It is already dead.