Paradeisos

Prison Break Season 1 Episode 6
-Previously on Prison Break...
-- I didn't kill that man, Michael.
- The evidence says you did.
-I was set up.
-Put down your weapon!
-I find it incumbent that you
-see the inside of a prison cell.
-I'm looking for someone,
-guy named Lincoln Burrows.
-Man killed the Vice
-President's brother.
-Why you want to see Burrows so bad,
-anyhow?
-'Cause he's my brother.
-- I'm getting you out of here.
-- It's impossible.
-Not if you designed the place,
-it isn't.
-You've seen the blueprints.
-Better than that...
-I've got 'em on me.
-There's a lawyer poking around.
-Miss Donovan.
-I didn't mean to scare you.
-It's gone!
-Does anyone else have
-a key to this place?
-You were here, remember?
-I walked over to the cabinet,
-and I...
-Got an issue with our
-little friend over there?
-Maybe it's time I lit up that
-leather once and for all.
-What happened?
-Don't make me lie to you.
-You heard the news, didn't you?
-No, what?
-- They're brothers.
- Who?
- Burrows and Scofield.
- Michael Scofield?
-I'm going to the wall tonight.
-See if I can access the roof.
-Take the only thing
-Burrows has left.
-The chair isn't the only way to
-take a man's life in prison.
-Just a few more rides.
-Then you have to wrap it up.
-Oh, Adam's getting bigger, huh?
- Ten. Hmm?
- Not here.
-We need a favor.
-Been out of the life for years.
-You know that.
-I know.
-Problem is, Diamond,
-no one's gonna believe that
-after I take the heroin
-I have in my pocket
-and put it in the glove box of the
-reasonably priced minivan you hav
- parked over there.
-I will cuff you.
-I will drag you out of
-here in front of everyone.
-What do you need?
-What America needs
-is an environmentally friendly,
-logistically feasible,
-and economically responsible
-alternative fuel source.
-Leave a message, I'll call you back.
-Thanks.
-Hi, it's Wendy.
-I know you wanted to work with no
-distractions, so don't pick up.
-I just wanted to let you know that Nick
-Savrinn left six messages for you.
-What'd you tell him?
-Oh, uh, what you said to say,
-that you were in a meeting.
-Look, if he comes by the office
-tomorrow, tell him I'm not there, okay?
-Okay. Good night, Veronica.
-Thanks, Wendy.
-Bed check.
-Do you want to tell me why you haven't
-returned any of my phone calls?
-Look, I really appreciate
-everything you've done, okay?
-But I don't want your help anymore.
-Don't want my help anymore...
-Do you really think I had something
-to do with that missing tape?
-No, look, I'm just gonna go grab a cup
-of coffee, and get back to work, okay?
-I don't have time
-for this right now.
-Veronica.
-Just wait a second.
-Will you hold on a second?
- Listen, why do you avoid...?
-- Don't touch me, all right?
-Everything okay, Miss Donovan?
-Lucas,
-do you mind walking me back inside?
-Take a walk, pal.
-You're being paranoid.
-- You're being paranoid.
- Go away.
-Show some skin, Scofield.
-Hey, Scofield.
-I'm trying to sleep, boss.
-I can't get through the wall.
-What do you mean,
-you can't get through the wall?
-I know how to do it.
-I just don't have
-the time to do it.
-We're locked up.
-All we got is time.
-You don't understand.
-I planned this break on a schedule.
-Them constantly coming
-up here for count
-won't let me do what I need to
-do to get through that wall.
-If I'm not back on schedule,
-which means we're through that
-wall by the end of the day manana,
-we're not getting out of here.
-Look, there are three things
-for certain in life--
-death, taxes and count.
-Only way to stop count is...
-What?
-Never mind. It's a bad idea.
-Worse than the idea
-of losing Maricruz?
-A lockdown.
-We get Gen Pop locked down for a day,
-you'll have all the time you need.
- and no count?
-- Bulls don't even come by.
-Only one problem.
-How do we get a lockdown?
-Can you get to the prison AC unit?
-Maybe.
-You want a lockdown,
-you got to get the inmates riled up.
-And if you want to piss
-off the meat in concrete,
-turn up the heat.
-I thought you were retired.
-Never mind me.
-Some heavy hitters want this done,
-so that means I want it done.
-No screw ups.
-For you, Diamond,
-it's not a problem,
-Burrows is as good as dead.
-Hottest April on record.
- Global warming.
- Probably. you got a minute?
-Uh-huh. About five years worth.
-Sure, right, um...
-You never told me Lincoln
-Burrows is your brother.
- It never came up.
- Right.
-I'm curious if that isn't because
-of my father, the governor.
-He may not be the one pulling the
-switch, but you and I both know
-he has the power to grant clemency,
-and he won't, and he never does.
-My old man was an abusive
-drunk who abandoned his family.
-I don't judge anyone by
-their father's actions.
-Or inactions.
-If that was your concern.
-Just so you know,
-I don't agree with his politics.
-I'm sorry about your brother.
-I appreciate that.
-Hey, this isn't much.
-Um...
-I have to give Lincoln
-a weekly checkup now.
-If you want,
-I could schedule those visits
-to end right before you
-come in for your shots.
-That way, uh,
-you could at least see each other,
-even if it's just in passing.
-Thank you.
-Yeah.
-Greetings from the kitchen, Fish.
-100 bucks.
-Theodore Bagwell,
-transferred back from the infirmary.
-Yeah!
-We got you a little
-get well gift.
-Aw...
-It's just the right size.
-Thank you, boys.
-I'll catch up with you later.
-What's you name?
-Seth.
-You new, Seth?
-Scared? Look at me, boy.
-You probably heard
-stories about me.
-They're not all true.
-What do you say we go for a walk?
-Your co-counsel's already here.
-Excuse me?
-What the hell are you doing here?
-I'm talking to my client.
-- Don't talk to him.
- Veronica...
-We don't know anything
-about this guy.
-He found something
-that can help us out.
-You have one minute.
-I've been going over the incident
-report from the night of the murder,
-and somebody made an anonymous
-phone call to the local cops
-claiming to see Lincoln
-running away from the garage
-with bloody pants.
-We've been through this.
-Look, you can't cross-examine a
-witness if you don't know who it is.
-We don't need to know who he is;
-we know where he is.
-What do you mean?
-Well, it took some doing, but a P.I.
-friend of mine
-tracked that phone call back
-to the police department.
-Whoever made that call couldn't have
-seen Lincoln running from the garag
- that night.
-How do you know?
-Because the phone call
-came from Washington, D.C.
-You were supposed to turn off the A/C,
-not turn on the furnace.
-It's getting so hot in here.
-Did I say you could talk, Cherry?
-You'll know when I want
-you to open your mouth.
-Geary!
-You got to do something
-about the heat.
- Doing The best we can.
- Your best is garbage.
-It's a hundred degrees in here.
-Look like I got frostbite to you?
-Line up!
-Why don't you transfer us
-all someplace cooler...
-like Africa?
-Get your ass on the line, convict.
-All of you, hit that line!
-We'll move when the
-temperature situation
-is rectified, all right?
-Hey, Bellick,
-this is Mack in Cell Block.
-We got some cons popping off.
-Give 'em a smack,
-throw 'em on the line and write 'em up.
-If you can't handle it,
-don't cash your paycheck this week.
-This is not a good time, Doc.
-Oh, I just got a call a prisoner
-was suffering from heat exhaustion.
-- He's faking it.
- is that Your medical opinion?
-We got a bunch of overheated
-cons getting loud in the A-Wing.
-I don't blame them.
-It's an oven in there.
-Everything's under control,
-but you should go back to
-the infirmary building.
-When things calm down,
-I'll have your patients
-transferred from sick bay.
-I'm just looking out
-for your best interests.
-And I appreciate that, um...
-but, Officer Bellick,
-you and I both know
-that it's illegal to deny
-a prisoner medical care,
-and you could lose
-your job over it.
-And I'm just looking out
-for your best interests.
-Go right on in.
-Thank you, sir.
-Don't be a baby, T-Bag.
-It's ain't that hot.
-Not that hot?!
-When this guy woke up this morning,
-he was white!
-You want to cool off?
-Step back!
-We'll step back when we get
-some wind blowing in here.
-All right, that's it! Lockdown!
-Everyone back to your cells!
-I said, everyone back to your cells now,
-convicts!
-Lockdown!
-You got your lockdown, bro.
-- You're coming with me.
- What? no, no, no.
-I'm the lookout, man, that's it.
-I need you down there.
-It's a two-man job.
-Let's hang a sheet.
-N-N-No way, man.
-You only hang a sheet
-when you and your cellie want
-to get friendly, you know?
-You want to protect
-your prison rep,
-or you want to get out of here?
-What the hell's going on in here?
-Well, these inmates became belligerent
-and they refused to rack in.
-You locked it down with inmates
-still out of their cells?
-We can handle 20 out-of-control
-inmates easier than 300.
-Listen up, bros, listen up.
-Bellick, I got one for you.
-What do you call a piece of white
-trash who couldn't pass the cops' exam
-and now makes less than a mailman?
-A C.O.
-Get your hands of the fence.
-Suck it, pig!
-You know, Teddy, you really let me down,
-and that's hard to do,
-because I don't expect much...
-from the inbred child of a retard.
-That's right, Teddy.
-I read your psych records...
-about how your daddy raped
-his mongoloid sister,
-and then nine months later,
-little Teddy pops out.
-I'm going to kill you!
-It's hotter than hell.
-They'll wear themselves
-out eventually.
-The call was a fake.
-What about a stay
-of execution or...?
-No, no, it's legally insufficient.
-What the hell does that...
-mean?
-What the hell does that mean?
-It means the prosecution could point out
-the evidence from your criminal trial.
-Okay?
-The blood, the video, the gun.
-A questionable phone call is
-not going to stack up to that.
-- But it's something, right?
- Absolutely.
-We got an area code,
-and my contact is going to track that
-number to someplace more specific--
-a building,
-a neighborhood, a block--
-to the person who
-made this phone call.
-What happens next?
-We need to catch the
-next flight to D.C.
-That is, of course,
-if you trust me now.
-It's coming!
-It's coming! It's coming!
-Get on the train!
-Get on the train!
-Get on the train!
-Let's get to my office.
-Oh, just what I thought.
-The piglets are scared
-of the big bad wolf.
-Big bad wolf!
-Just what I thought.
-Get on the train!
-Come on.
-Marilyn, no!
-Whose keys are those?
-I guess in the commotion...
-How many rounds do you think you're
-going to get off before they get thei
- hands on you?
-This is Bellick.
-Our wing has been breached.
-I want A-Wing evacuated
-and shut down.
-All access to B-Wing cut off now.
-We'll get some fluids into you,
-you'll be good as new, okay?
-Nod your head if you believe me.
-Good man.
-Theo.
-What can we do for you today?
-Hmm.
-This where it hurts?
-A little higher and to the left.
-You're three weeks post-op.
-Your knee is being held together
-by a rod and three screws.
-I'm saying tenderness is normal,
-no more meds.
-Okay... Kuame, why are you back?
-Inmates in cell block
-have compromised
-lockdown and breached A-Wing
-through the guard station.
-A-Wing is shutting down.
-Whoo-hoo!
-It's popping off up in Gen Pop!
-That's what I'm talking about,
-baby.
-Somewhere on the other
-side of this wall
-is the main drainage pipe to
-the prison's old sewer system.
-We can get through this wall,
-we can get into the pipe.
-We can get into the pipe,
-we can get into the infirmary.
-If we can get to the infirmary,
-then we can get out of here.
-Sorry,
-all visitors have to leave the facility.
- This is privileged attorney...
- you have to leave.
-There's a minor
-disturbance in cell block.
-A-Wing is being shut down
-for safety purposes.
-A-Wing?
-Veronica, Michael is in there.
- Will you be okay?
- you have to leave now.
-Go to D.C.-- it's all we got.
-I'll take care of Michael.
-All right?
- Okay.
- Please.
-Sorry about cutting you short.
-Bob, how many times have I told you not
-to apologize. It makes you look weak.
-Now what's going on?
-Like I said,
-it's a minor disturbance.
-Minor disturbance? My brother's in
-Gen Pop, give it to me straight.
-Some clowns breached cell block.
-But they won't get anywhere.
-We always have locked
-doors on either end.
-There's nothing to worry about.
-Son of a bitch.
-Additional sections of A-Wing
-have been compromised.
-I'll be damned.
-A rookie C.O.,
-and it ain't even Christmas.
-Get the cuffs off.
-Get out of here, T-Bag.
-Oh, I see--
-you found him first, finder's keepers?
-You know, I respect that.
-I do. But, uh...
-I think we can work something out.
-What you got?
-Oh, I can make your last few weeks
-on Earth, quite, quite enjoyable.
-Get you some Demerol, some X...
-You know, make you forget
-about that big, bad chair.
-No deal.
-You've got to learn
-the art of negotiating.
-Lesson one: Bargaining position.
-Yours just changed.
- What are you doing?
- I gotta get out of here.
-Look around,
-you're not gonn make it.
-No blood needs to spill, Sink.
-Then walk away.
-We both know that
-ain't gonna happen.
-Yeah.
-That's one big pile of concrete.
-How do you know where the pipe is?
-I got someone to
-show us where it is.
-Oh, really? Who?
-Infection's not so bad,
-but I'm going to give you a shot of
-penicillin just to make sure, okay?
-Thanks, Doc.
-This is Rizzo.
-Does anyone need back up, over?
-Negative,
-A-Wing is evacuating and locked down.
-Remain in B-Wing.
-What's up, Doc?
-Come on, Doc.
-You don't want to do this.
-We're sorry. This line is
-experiencing technical difficulties.
-You ever see one of
-them safari shows,
-where a bunch of cheetahs just
-jump all up on an antelope?
-Guess which one you are?
-Tough little gorilla, ain't he?
-I was raised to believe the
-devil's got some crazy power,
-but I don't think shining him on
-this wall is gonna bring it down.
-Not unless he's got a
-sledgehammer with him.
-We don't need a sledgehammer.
-What the hell am I
-supposed to do with this?
-Sick Bay, report?
-Sick Bay, please report.
-Rizzo, is everything okay?
-All clear in Sick Bay. Over.
-Roger that.
-Let the bulls worry
-about the noise.
-You worry about how you're gonna
-drill through a six-inch concrete wall
-with what used to be an eggbeater.
-We just need a few small holes.
-How are we going to fit
-through a few small holes?
-Ever hear of tensile strength?
-Hooke's Law of Elasticity?
-What do you think?
-If we drill holes in
-strategic locations,
-we compromise the load-carrying
-capacity of the wall.
-How about speaking English?
-We'll be able to break through the part
-of the wall that covers the pip
- opening.
-Give me that.
-We go in through the tip of each horn,
-the eyes,
-the end of the nose,
-the bottom of the fangs
-and end of the braids.
-It makes a kind of
-X. Let's get to it.
-If I can get DIRT in there with some of
-the newer firepower the state'
- issued...
-Oh, yeah, so we can end the riots
-today and start the funeral tomorrow?
-I can contain this, sir.
-- I've got a call for you.
- Not now.
-I think you should take this, boss.
-It's the governor.
- Governor.
-- Where's my daughter?
-Not to worry, sir, she's fine.
-She's in sick bay in B-Wing.
-It's a completely different
-part of the facility.
-It's, uh,
-totally locked off from the disturbance.
-Disturbance? That's what you're
-calling a riot nowadays?
-Can any of these
-animals get to her?
-Sir, it's impossible for anyone
-from A-Wing to get into sick bay.
-The guard there assures us
-that everything is fine.
-We have everything under control,
-Governor.
-For your sake,
-you better hope you do.
-I'm going to dance with you, Doc!
-We're going to dance
-till the sun come up!
-It's your turn.
-I ain't messing with no Diablo,
-man.
-We can't afford downtime.
-We have to switch off drilling.
-It's bad mojo, bro.
-Are you kidding me?
-I mess with him,
-you drill into him,
-he gets pissed, and then what, huh?
-I got enough enemies already.
-You believe in God, right?
-You know I do.
-So you're protected.
-He'll protect you from him.
-I assure you, once Bob and I
-are done getting acquainted...
-...everyone else
-will get their turn.
-Yeah!
-We're going to have a little fun now.
-Don't worry.
-I don't got the blickey.
-My pipes are clean.
-Now, where you going, rookie?
-No, no, no, no, no, no, no.
-They always think
-they can run away.
-I've got a question for you, Fish.
-What if we do all this work,
-and the pipe is ten feet that way?
-- It won't be.
- you got X-ray vision?
-I calculated the drill
-point coordinates,
-hid them in my tattoo, and then
-projected them back onto the wall.
-Everything's been worked out so
-the image hits the right spot.
-It's just math.
-What if your math is wrong?
-You'll drill into one of a
-dozen gas lines behind the wall.
-There'll be an explosion,
-and we'll be burned alive.
-But you're good at math, right?
-They're breaking out.
-- They're breaking...
- Shh.
-Yo, Stroke,
-you got longer arms than me, man.
-Ow! Son of a...
-That bitch stuck me.
-They think it's hot now?
-I want all the water shut off.
-- I'll call it in.
- Mack, you take care of it.
-Yes, sir.
- Yeah, we have a problem.
-- Oh, that's right. Yeah.
-Bob here seen the hole.
-He's got to go away.
-- No one's going anywhere.
-- He's seen the hole.
-So have you.
-Looks like your lockup idea
-didn't work out too good, huh?
-I have a daughter. Please.
-We gotta kill him.
-The cops are right outside.
-They'll stay outside,
-as long as they know
-we're keeping him alive.
-But he's a guard.
-He's gonna squeal.
-What the hell does this
-have to do with you anyway?
-This is not any of your concern.
-Hmm.
-See,
-Bob here knows about our secret.
-He knows about our escape.
-So it's all of our concern,
-now isn't it?
-Easy, big fella. It's just me.
-Looks like you took
-a pretty good hit.
-Cons got that rook
-guard in Gen Pop.
-Kid's probably dead already,
-or wishing he was.
-Where's Scofield?
-I haven't seen him
-since things jumped off.
-I gotta find him.
-You're looking for Scofield?
-Yeah, Turk.
-Come on.
-You got things backwards, pervert.
-You're in as much trouble as he is,
-you understand?
-Go ahead, go ahead.
-Stick me. Stick me.
-Let's see how many
-times I can shout out
-about your little hole in
-there before I bleed out, huh?
-'Cause every con in here is gonna
-know about your little escape,
-before one drop of my
-blood hits the floor.
-So, you see, friends,
-either I'm through
-that hole with you,
-or I'm gonna sing like Johnny Cash.
-Hey, yo,
-Stroke's about to get the doc!
-Sucre,
-I need you to finish what we started.
-What's going on, man?
-Where you going?
-Sick Bay.
-Hey, there's no way into B-Wing.
-We're all locked out.
-I'm not. No one touches the C.O.
-No one.
-You gonna clue me in, paisan?
-It's faster if we cut through here.
-Burrows is as good as dead.