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Yeah, Pennington finished the game all right. The Jets offense is just abysmal. Without their defense, they would have been blown out the first three games of the season.

You might want to send less than 50 messages then.

Well, people aren't going to have a positive response to this, I'm sure.

89. The Tom Selleck/Big Show/Sex Lady episode

I think the planned arc for the show has been 13 episodes. In fact, I think there's going to be 2 more episodes, then we're taking off the entire month of October for baseball. You presume, when he stopped to talk to his wife at the end, that he chose to tell her about his son before the feds got to her. Of course, it's not certain how she will react to it, but he probably did tell her. I'm not really sure Michael ever needed to work in the Pope's office anyway -- he only did it in order to get out of sitting in the Shoe. Sure, it's worked out for his benefit, but I don't think it'd entirely damage the prison breakout if these visits were to stop.

Well, there's still the whole government conspiracy to work out. Figure they'll break out in the season finale... Season 2 could be about them trying to hide from the feds while still trying to figure out exactly what the conspiracy is about. You figure they'll split from Abruzzi and Sucre once they get out of there, so the show will probably focus more on the two brothers and the lawyer chick. Or the breakout can get thwarted in the season finale and they get stuck with a whole new mess on their hands. They should at least be able to squeeze a Season 2 out of this show if they want to, if not more seasons after that. I actually thought that too, but I guess he might have covered up for that by saying he's abandoned Michael since they were kids. In that case, it's possible he wouldn't even know his brother might have diabetes.

Yeah, I guess they did pull off a swerve this week. Oh well. Still a very good episode though. THE GOOD Definite tension as Michael scouted out the route, especially when he got caught on the roof. Stacy Keach has been great so far, particularly in this episode. The plotline with his illegitimate son was a good twist, and he looked like a badass at the end for standing up for Scofield as he did. It's a shame Michael's going to eventually make him look like an idiot. The revelation of the videotape holding several plotholes. Very interesting. Michael's march through the prison gates at the end was a very good scene. Abruzzi telling his friend to tell his wife and kids "to get the hell out of the country now" was very telling of just how much the prison break means. Good emotional scene. THE BAD For some reason, this episode seemed a little more implausible than the others. From Michael being able to escape through all those grates without a single one having a lock....to the entire key-making process with the key working absolutely perfectly. Obviously, a show like this is going to need some creative freedom, but hopefully they don't stretch it too far. The flashback between the two brothers seemed unnecessary. I know what they were going for there, but it just looked like they were tacking on an emotional scene for the sake of being emotional. Next week looks to be good as well. Yeah, the prison riot idea has been overdone, but all the interwoven storylines between Michael and some of the other inmates should lead to a few very interesting scenes.

"Ohhh, bitch. You got jacked, bitch" Just hysterical how it came out of nowhere.

I thought you were being sarcastic when you said Downhome loved HHH/Steiner....

Well, you can only have Cena overcome the odds in a handicap match and get beat down afterwards so many times.

Rip, I would actually really appreciate seeing that match too.

Great episode. I'm really getting into this show. Random thoughts.... Michael's cellmate was all kinds of creepy tonight. Both he and the lead FBI agent have made good villains for the show. On the same token, I like that Michael and Abruzzi have suddenly struck a partnership. They antagonize each other pretty well. I didn't like how they didn't go back to the child molestor dude that got his ass kicked last week. I guess he can't be a thorn in Mike's side anymore now that Abruzzi is around, but he should have still made an appearance. And I can't believe they're already going through with the prison break next week. I don't know if I'm happy about it or not -- I think they might be moving a bit too fast with this aspect of the plot -- but I'm definitely interesting in seeing where they go with this now. All in all, this show really has surpassed my expectations so far.

Like He-Man, those hackers had the power.

Say what you want, but this thread delivers on its promise.

For some reason, this list excluded South Park: The Movie. I actually think that used more "fucks" than anything else.' EDIT: They didn't exclude it....but that movie HAS to have more than 146 of them. Maybe they didn't include the Uncle Fucker songs, I guess.

The title should have a "?" at the end of the sentence. Not a "!".

Quality Main Event, right there.

Nah, probably not.

To be fair, I think he did admit to using steroids.

So wait....what are they doing with Shawn Michaels now? He comes in as a face tonight. They set the seeds to make him a heel AGAIN by talking about Hogan's love for money -- and then have Masters interrupt him, which makes him faceish all over. They need to decide.

I'm very unhappy they're going to return Michaels to his face character again. His promos this past month have been gold.

^ Bastard.

I hope no one answers this. Make Mole work for the answer.

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