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Previously on Prison Break:

Where is it? Go to hell.

You did this to yourself.

[screams]

MICHAEL [over video]: Sara, if you're listening,

I only hope, by now, you've found your safe haven.

I took advantage of you, and put you in a place

that's every doctor's nightmare.

Sara Tancredi. You know her well?

I'd know her a lot better if you can get my ass moved.

I'll talk to the warden.

"Another Chance," "Safe Haven."

Those are the names of some of the chapters

in the book they use in AA.

Make no mistake about it.

We will be a family if it kills us.

That's your map?Uh-huh.

What happened to your arm?

My dad drinks, too.

[grunting]

My tummy hurts.

She needs that medicine. She can't go two days without it.

DARIUS: Kacee's going into the system now-- aiding an escaped con.

Tell her lawyer I'll turn myself in.

Kacee said you need to run.

If you get busted or turn yourself in,

Dede won't have either of you.

Michael, I want for this to be over.That makes two of us.

It's just a question of looking at whatever it is your father gave you.

It's just a key.

If I may, sir, the president...

she could be useful.

Madam President?

REYNOLDS [over phone]: I want you to come home, Paul.

but not with those brothers running around the country.

Caroline...

Please bring them in, Paul, and everything

can go back to the way it was.

MAN [over PA]: ...nonstop service to [indistinct].

Please board the train at this time.

[indistinct conversations]

May I have your attention please.

Passengers boarding the train [indistinct]

please have their tickets out and ready for collection.

Please have your tickets ready.[cell phone ringing]

Agent Kellerman.

REYNOLDS [over phone]: Paul, where are you?

KELLERMAN: Out in the cold. Remember?

I'm speaking in Chicago tonight.

Yeah, well...

[chuckles]

[sighs]Lincoln.

Sara.

KELLERMAN: It's funny how you only call me

when you need me.

Maybe "funny's" not the right word.

All of this can go away, Paul.

Can it?

Yes. I am the president of the United States.

Please just come back to Chicago

and turn Burrows and Scofield in.

I promise you that I will make everything go back

to the way it was.

KELLERMAN: I have to go.

REYNOLDS [over phone]: Just come back, Paul.

I need you.

You actually think we have a shot?

It depends on what your father gave you.

This fell out of his pocket when I found him.

I don't recognize the insignia, do you?

No.

But, uh...

Sara, we've got someone working with us now.

[birds twittering]

Good morning, sunshine.

How'd you sleep?

I tell you what.

I'll go unlock the kids and make us all breakfast.

No. I'll get the kids.

No...Tu-tut-tut. I insist.

No.

[grunts]

I'll get the kids.

My hand cream will make them rope burns feel better.

It won't work.

'Course it will.

Says right here on the bottle: "Soothes skin

irritations and..."No. This.

It won't work. I've got a job.

The kids have school.

We're all going to get back

to our normal routines

once this little... adjustment period is over.

There's someone coming over today. Who?

This woman, Patty, from the Welcome Wagon Committee.

Call her and cancel.

I don't have her number.

And if she shows up, and I don't answer the door,

she's going to know something's wrong.

Teddy...

Teddy Bear...

you need to go.

If she recognizes you...

I don't want you to get in trouble.

[laughs]

That's nonsense.

It's no trouble.

No trouble at all.

Wakey-wakey, childrens,

[indistinct PA announcement]

Hi, Sara.

What's done is done.

We all want the same thing. It's good.

You didn't tell us you left her to die.

[choking]: I was scaring her.

I was gonna pull... pull her out.

No. No, you left me in there to drown.

I wonder how long you can hold your breath.

Maybe we should find out.

You need me, and you know it.

You need me. You need me and you know it.

Why? Why do we need him? We have the key.

We'll find out what it's for.

I can tell you what that key's for right now.

It's to a private cigar club.

Where?

Chicago.

♪

We have to hurry.

We have to hurry, Larry.

I did a bad thing.

God! I did a very bad thing.

All gas stations:

on 80, 30, 77.

I want Scofield's and Burrows' pictures

on each and every gas pump.

If they have no fuel, they can't get anywhere.Sir?

What?We might need to divert

our attention away from Scofield and Burrows for a while.

Why would I do that?

Because one of the other escapees

just killed a civilian.

Patoshik.

A man fitting his description

was spotted running from the scene of a brutal homicide.

Happened in Algoma, Wisconsin,

less than four hours from the prison.

Call the field office in Madison

and have them get some agents out there right away.

Okay. I'll notify headquarters.

I didn't say headquarters.

I said... Are you not following direct orders?

Oh, I'm following direct orders, sir.

Just not from you anymore.

Everything goes through headquarters from now on.

May I?

[cell phone rings]

Yeah.

You heard about Patoshik.

Just now.

Good.

He goes.

Come on, the man is mentally ill.

He doesn't know anything, he's not a threat...

Patoshik was one of Scofield's cellmates for a while.

Scofield included him in the escape.

Who knows what he knows?

Scofield and Burrows are still out there.

Don't worry about Scofield and Burrows right now.

So, again...

Patoshik goes.

Take care of it.

Hi, are you in charge of seating?

Yeah, can I help you?

Agent Paul Kellerman, Secret Service.

I'm transporting a fugitive to Chicago.

I need you to clear a car for me.

A fugitive?That's right.

Well, it's just

that we're already near capacity...

You want him to rub elbows with your other passengers?

No, sir. Okay.

What's he wanted for?

Killing people.

Good Lord.

Make it happen.

Come on, follow me.

It's gonna be all right.

If you say so.

Use him to get what we need,

then we dump him.

Okay.

I'm sorry you got involved in this.

The fact that you're helping us, it...

means a lot.

Thank you.

The other riders aren't in any danger, are they?

I mean, should I make an announcement or anything?

You want pandemonium?

No, sir. Okay, then no announcements, right?

Keep everybody out of this car

then everything is jake.

I've done this a million times.

Never had a problem.

Okay, will do.

[Kellerman whistles]

KELLERMAN: Let's go.

MAN [over PA]: And thank you for traveling with us today.

MAN [over PA]: For all passengers going through to Chicago,

we will be stopped at the station...

KELLERMAN: We'll be in Chicago in about five hours.

Want to get some rest.

You okay?

Yeah.

Brad.

[laughing]: You don't look too good.

I helped you with Sara Tancredi,

and you were supposed to get me into Ad Seg.

I tried.

But your new warden... mmm...

straight as an arrow.

But I might be able to do you one better than Ad Seg.

You found Scofield and Burrows through the Russian girl, right?

Yeah, Nika. Why?

And you tracked down Bagwell by following Susan Hollander.

Yeah. And I blow my nose with my right hand

and I wipe my ass with my left.

What of it?

I've got very powerful people behind me

that want me to finish my job.

They can push through the quickest

habeas corpus proceedings the courts have ever seen.

Paperwork's sitting on the right person's desk as we speak,

setting forth all

the Constitutional violations in your prosecution.

It's just waiting to be rubber-stamped.

And what do I have to do?

You just find those cons.

Only, this time...

you're gonna do it for me--

unofficially, under the radar, no paper trail...

I need a junkyard dog who's willing to do

the ugly things it takes to bring a con to justice.

Are you my dog, Brad?

Damn hell, yeah, I am.

[woman moaning excitedly]

PATTY: This is delicious.

What'd you call it again?

T-BAG: That, my dear Patty-Cake,

is what my auntie back in 'Bama used to call "hobo chicken."

One part chicken, two part spice, three part actual hobo.

[laughing heartily]

T-BAG: I know, uh, uh... fowl

isn't part of a traditional brunch, per se,

but I have found a lean meat

can act as an aperitif to, uh...

awaken the pallet for more subtle

flavors and textures,

such as... [inhales sharply]

Mama mia!

Pumpkin cinnamon bread

with fresh strawberries and cream.

PATTY: Oh, boy!

Mm! Now, how did you two meet?

Church.

Mmm!

[clears throat]

After my, uh... accident,

uh, I was volunteering with some other amputees.

My parish back home

did an exchange program with churches all over

this fine country and... well...

the good Lord

just saw fit to plop my country rump

right down in the pew beside my Susie Q.

And you just stole her heart. [chuckles]

I'm a regular one-armed bandit.

[wheezing laugh]: A one-armed bandit...

Mrs. Wallace... Huh?

Teddy just bought me a brand-new bike.

It's out in the garage. Wanna go see?

Sure.

T-BAG: We have got company.

Oh, that's okay.

No, it's not; it's rude. Zack knows better.

Isn't that right?

You do know better, Zack.

[clears throat]

You gotta have discipline.

Without a strong father figure,

a young man might just end up in prison.

KELLERMAN: Since you are such a fan

of lame, store-bought blueberry pie,

I am gonna bake you a real pie...

Hi, my name's Lance and I'm an addict.

GROUP: Hi, Lance.

[indistinct talking]

Hi, my name is not Lance, and I'm not an addict.

[train whistle blows]

Michael...

Do you know if there's any way I can get any water?

Yeah, I think there's a bathroom downstairs.

I'll check. Thanks.

It was never personal, Sara.

War never is.

Yeah.

[grunting]

[grunting]

[grunting]

[choking, coughing]

LINCOLN: Sara!

Sara, back up!

Let him go, Sara!

Sara! Sara!

[Kellerman coughing]

Settle down.

LINCOLN: Hey! Hey! Hey! Hey! Hey!

You get one of those! You get one of those.

One.

Come on.

[knocking on door]

Down. Get down, right now.

What?

These three guys said they saw

what looked to be a fight going on in there.

They didn't, all right? Just get the train to Chicago.

Do I need to notify the police?

You need to do what I just told you to do.

You take the tickets, I'll watch the fugitive.

You guys can just continue to do bong hits,

or whatever you do back there, okay?

You guys mind your own business?

Okay, everybody clear?

Great.

Don't interrupt again, please.

Just so we're all clear:

if she tries that again...

You'll do what?

Just stay on the other side of the car.

It wasn't personal, Paul.

[laughing]

Yeah.

[indistinct conversations]

[indistinct shouting]

[engine starts, tires squeal

T-BAG: The pleasure was all ours, Patty-Cake.

Oh! What are these?

Oh, I'm, uh...

gonna do some renovations.

Uh, I was just tappin' the sheetrock, lookin' for the stud.

[chuckles]

Looks like you already found one.

Whoo! Potty mouth!

PATTY: Oh!

Me and the girls get together every Friday for book club.

You ought to host it this week and everybody can meet you.

I'll see you then!

[flatly]: Can't wait.

[door shuts]

[sighing]

This ain't never gonna work here.

Go pack your things; we're movin'.

♪ Give me just a little more time ♪

♪ And our love will surely grow ♪

♪ Give me just a little more time ♪

♪ And our love will surely grow ♪

♪ Life's too short to make a mistake ♪

Now, hey, if you don't stop me,

I'm gonna eat this whole thing by myself.

Huh?

[sighs]

All right, sweetie, listen.

I'll make a deal with you.

Remember that merry-go-round that we saw today?

You're not gonna get a chance to ride it, if you don't

eat something. Go ahead.

I don't feel good.

Oh, sweetie.

Okay, come on.

Let's go, all right?

I got you.

Okay, just hold on. Okay, sweet pea?

[door bell jangles]C-NOTE: Check, please?

MAN: All right! Nobody move!

Hey, Sara?

Not now.

[sighs]

How is she?

She wants to be alone.

So we get what her dad locked away with that key.

What do we do then?

I mean... you saw what they did with the tape we made.

They're gonna bury everything we put out there.

That's why we're keeping him close to us.

He's got a lot of connections in Washington.

LINCOLN: Mm-hmm.

So we get to the cigar club, open her dad's box...

what if the only thing inside's a bunch of stogies?

I think it's worth making the trip to find out.

[phone dialing]

[phone line ringing]

REYNOLDS [over phone]: Yes?

Caroline.

Paul. Where are you?

I need to know exactly what you meant

when you said you were gonna make this right.

I need specifics.

Where are you? What's that noise?

I'm on a train. I'll be in Chicago later today.

But I need to know specifics.

Where are Burrows and Scofield?

Are they with you?

Don't worry about them; worry about me.

Paul, there are still positions in my administration

that need to be filled-- including chief of staff.

I want that to be you.

When I get to Chicago, we'll meet.

We'll talk.

[clears throat]

All of it.

Man, I just brought enough to get a sandwich.

I was sitting right there, okay?

If you're lying...

Look, my daughter is sick, and I don't want to spend

any more minutes in here than necessary.

Trust me, that is all that I have.

What do you got, sweetheart?

Huh?

What do you got?

[grunting]

[gasping]

Do you want to listen?!

Hey, hey, calm down, man.

Shut up!

All right.

Listen to me, you've got to calm down.

All right, I can help you get everything that you want.

But you don't want to hurt anybody else, right?

Come on.

Look, listen. Hey.

Why don't you go ahead and lock the door,

and turn the closed sign back,

so everybody thinks

that this place is closed, all right?

And then, we can get everybody away from the window.

Is that cool with you?

Everybody's away from the window, okay? Yeah.

Let's move everybody onto this side of the room.

Get on this side of the room, everybody.

Let's move to this side of the room,

away from the window. Move!

Everybody, let's get on this side of the room, okay?

This side of the room. Yeah.

Why don't you take my daughter, okay?

Take her on this side of the room,

so that everybody...

everything is gonna be okay.

Everything is gonna be fine.

Because you're not gonna put your hand

on another person, right?

Right. We're all good.

Yeah.

You all good?

We're good, right?

Hey, Sara?

Come on in.

Hey.

I've been sitting here evaluating.

I, uh...

I jumped bail.

I'm on the run,

and I just tried to take a man's life.

I'm not using.

Which is actually quite an accomplishment.

But three weeks ago, I was a doctor.

You can get that back... all of it.

You need to believe that.

You believe that?

You think you can get it all back?

I choose to have faith.

Because without that, I'm nothing.

It's the only thing that's keeping me going.

[sniffles]

Well... I got two things keeping me going.

First, is that I want the people who took my dad.

And actually, the second...

ironically, I probably wouldn't even say

if I hadn't lost him, but, um...

You should know that...

Uh...

[chuckles]

The first thing they tell you when you take the job,

[clears throat] is, um,

never to fall in love with an inmate.

♪

[rattling, brakes squeaking]

What's going on?

Roadblock.

Linc. It's locked.

[train horn blowing]

[horn blowing]

[indistinct radio transmission]

Hey! You can't be in here.

Run the roadblock.

Man, I can't do that.Run it!

Hey! Hold 'em up![indistinct shouting]

[horn blowing]

[horn blowing]

[indistinct radio transmission]

[horn blowing][indistinct shouting]

Bradley Bellick, FBI.

Brad Bellick, Federal Bureau of Investigations.

Brad Bellick, FBI.

Special Agent Brad Bellick, FBI.

Hi, there, I'm Brad Bellick with the FBI.

I'm an agent with the FBI, Brad Bellick.

Brad Bellick. I'm with the Bureau.

Brad Bellick. I'm with the Bureau.

[Sasha sighs]

I already talked to the cops, told them all I had to say.

Yeah, well, I'm no local hayseed cop.

I'm federal.

And you're not going to get away with lying to me.

I didn't lie to nobody.

Really?

"He was just some homeless guy, hangs around Hancock Square,

"hitting up college kids for change.

"He's down there all the time.

If he's not there, I don't know where to find him."

That's your statement, right? Pretty much.

Right. See, the problem is,

Charles "Haywire" Patoshik's

a paranoid, who suffers from fear of crowds,

who's terrified of strangers.

If he's anywhere, he's in the middle of nowhere,

keeping to himself, being a weirdo.

And?And if you want to get tough,

how about I arrest you right now

for hindering a federal investigation?

Who they going to believe?

An agent with 15 years on the force

and three Presidential Citations

or a piece of white trash with a juvie record?

I didn't ask him to do it, but in case you haven't noticed,

I ain't exactly broken up

over my dad's death.

Why can't you just leave this Patoshik guy alone?

Where is he?

Or do you want to get locked up... right now?

[cell phone ringing]

Yeah.

I got a lead on Patoshik.

Where?

I'm on my way.

Keep him there...

alone.

Any information on Scofield and Burrows,

I want to be notified immediately.

If that works out for you.

They're gonna have cops waiting for us at the next station.

We need to jump then.

And do what?

Hide under a barrel?

MICHAEL: Linc's right.

Okay, you just put those in there.

I'm so sorry about all this.

[sighs]

It's okay, sweet pea.

Here's everything right here, man.

It's good.

All right, everyone in the storage room.

Now.

What?

Get back there until the cops show up.

No, no, no, no, I can't go back there.

Come on. No.

Look, you kept a cool head this whole time.

Don't get yourself killed now.

You know what? Listen to me.

I'm a wanted man.

Okay?

If the police show up here, they'll take me back to prison,

and you know what? That's fine.

But my little girl right here? She's sick.

And she's going to be left alone.

And I can't let that happen,

so can you please let us go?

Split. Okay.

Go on!

[whispers]: Come on, sweetie. Let's go.

[panting]

All right, everyone in the back.

Move.

Not you. [shrieks]

You're coming with me.

Go on. Move.

[whispers]: Okay, I want you to stay right here, okay?

Go on! Hey.

I think you should let her go, man.

[cocks hammer]Take off. Last chance.

You got the money.

Burglary and assault.

Man, hey, that's change, man, that's little time.

But this right here...

you will be in prison

for the rest of your life.

Believe me on that.Unless you want

your daughter to see you die,

move.

[grunting, clattering]

I was trying to help you, man!

[grunting]

Come here!

[grunting]

[yells in pain]

[man groaning in pain]

Sweetie, stay right there.

[sirens approaching]

[man groaning in pain]

Oh, no.

[yells in pain]

[groaning in pain]

[groans]

Who did this?

I did.

[whispers]: Thank you.

BELLICK: Haywire!

Don't move!

Run! Larry! Run! Hurry!

Hurry! [barking]

[continues barking]

MAN: [over radio]: Dino, it's Eric.

We got four jumpers.

Three males and a female.

Call it in

and get us to the next station.

Do you hear me?

Get us to the next station.

The men who pushed through the roadblock are jumping off

the train near mile marker 54,

just south of the Tedford Bridge.

[helicopter blades whirring]

[dogs barking]

[barking]

[indistinct radio transmission]

MAN [over radio]: We got 'em surrounded.

[indistinct shouting]

MAN: [over speaker]: This is the State Police. Stop.

Stop where you are.

Freeze!Don't shoot!

Don't shoot!MAN [over speaker]: Let us see your hands.

Turn around!

I'm an employee of the train company.

Dino, it's Eric. We've got four jumpers.

Three males and a female.

Call it in and get us to the next station.

Let's go. Come on.

They told us to jump and run

and not to look back or they'd shoot us.

MAN [over PA]: All arriving passengers

can pick up luggage at kiosk three.

We need to find a car.

[grunting]

[grunting]

[grunting]

[phone chirps]Yeah.

I got Haywire trapped.MAHONE [over phone]: Don't do anything.

Just hold him until I get there.

No problem. I got this wingnut treed.

[phone buzzing]

Caroline.

REYNOLDS [over phone]: Paul, where are you?

Did you send the police?

No, of course not.

How did they know I was on that train?

Paul, I have no idea.

I'll let the president know.

I contact the president directly.

Are Burrows and Scofield with you?

I was expecting to brief the president.

You report to me now.

Paul?

Where did we spend my 35th birthday?

What?

The restaurant.

Where was it? You remember.

Don't be ridiculous. I have to go.

Do not hang up.

I have to go.

Just get Burrows and Scofield...

Hey.

Whoever this is...

tell Bill Kim that he just screwed up...

big-time.

Paul? Paul?

[train horn blowing]

[tires screech]

[indistinct chattering]

[chortles]

[chuckles]: What's all this?

Some whacko climbs up to the top of a grain elevator,

people want to watch.[sirens approaching]

Oh, God, you were supposed to keep a handle on things.

Do you know what that means?

I got you Haywire. What else do you want?

FBI. He's my chargee.

How you doing, Charles?

I don't want to go back to prison.

I don't blame you.

I want to go to Holland.

[chuckles]: That's not what I expected to hear.

But you can't go there, Son.

I just...

[crying]: I just want to go... here.

See?

[exhales]

I'll tell you what.

You don't have to go to prison.

But you can't go to Holland, either.

Oh, no, no, no, no, no, no. It's okay,

it's okay, it's okay.

Hey, you're in a tough spot.

You feel trapped, you got no options, and...

caught in a situation where you have no control.

I know how you feel.

I do.

It takes its toll on you,

and all you want to do is run.

But run where?

I just want to go.

There's a way out.

A way out?

Yeah.

Of this maze?

Yeah.

There are private humidors in the back.

Each member's name is on their box.

LINCOLN: Any security?

A receptionist. That's it.

I'm not a wanted fugitive.

Give me the key. I'll do it.

Want to take a walk?

Yeah.

MAHONE: I know you killed your parents

because they hurt you.

And I know you killed that guy yesterday because he

was hurting Sasha, but what you did...

it was wrong.

You know that.

[sighs]

[crying]: I just want to go.

You can.

I want to go now.

[breathing deeply]

[taking deep breaths]

It's okay.

♪

♪ When do you really get to go? ♪

♪ When do you really get to go? ♪

♪ When do you really get to go? ♪

♪ When do you really get to go? ♪

♪ When do you really get to go? ♪

Sara.

Um...

About before.

Me, too.

Yeah.

♪ Row row row your boat ♪

♪ Gently down the stream now ♪

♪ Gently down the stream [body thuds]

♪ Gently down the stream

♪ Gently down the stream

♪ Gently down the stream

♪ Gently down the stream

♪