Prison Break: Episode Guide (Season 1-3)

Prison Break Episode Guide

1. Pilot
First aired: 8/29/2005
Writer: Paul T. Scheuring
Director: Brett Ratner
Guest star: Christian Stolte (C.O. #1), Phillip Edward Van Lear (C.O. #2), Danny McCarthy (Special Agent Danny Hale), Rich Komenich (Maggio), Rockmond Dunbar (C-Note), Jessalyn Gilsig (Lisa Burrows), Muse Watson (Charles Westmoreland), Camille Guaty (Maricruz), Stacy Keach (Warden Henry Pope) , Anthony Starke (Sebastian), Jeff Parker (Tsili), Ora Jones (Wendy), Nicolas Iovino (Brian), Cheryl Lynn Bruce (Judge), Peggy Roeder (Teller), Rolando Boyce (Cop), Jay Whitaker (Sweatsuit), Philip Rayburn Smith (Adrian Rix), Gianni Russo (Smallhouse), Dan Maxwell (Cronie #1), David Pacheco (Speaking Prisoner #1), Paul Adelstein (Special Agent Paul Kellerman), Chelcie Ross (Bishop McMorrow), Laura Scott Wade (Sid), Billy Chase (Speaking Prisoner #3), Alan Wilder (Prison Chaplain), Darnell Jackson (Speaking Prisoner #2)
Global rating: 9.3

Michael Scofield, a structural engineer, attempts to rob a bank in order to get incarcerated at Fox River State Penitentiary, where his brother Lincoln Burrows, accused of murdering the Vice President's brother, is scheduled to be executed. At Fox River, Michael approaches a number of inmates, all of whom play an important role in his plan to free his brother from the inside. Meanwhile, agents Kellerman and Hale are determined to make sure the execution goes through as planned. Lincoln's son LJ gets into trouble.

2. Allen
First aired: 8/29/2005
Writer: Paul T. Scheuring
Director: Michael Watkins
Guest star: Anthony Fleming (Black Inmate), Christian Stolte (C.O. #3), Phillip Edward Van Lear (C.O. #2), Mac Brandt (C.O. #1), Mark Morettini (C.O. #4), Camille Guaty (Maricruz), Kurt Caceres (Hector), Stacy Keach (Warden Henry Pope), Rockmond Dunbar (C-Note), Muse Watson (Charles Westmoreland), Jessalyn Gilsig (Lisa Burrows), DuShon Brown (Infirmary Nurse) , Wesley Walker (Aryan Brother), Ora Jones (Wendy), David Lively (Terrence Steadman), Ashley Boetcher (Garlic Cutter's Grandkid), Gianni Russo (Smallhouse), Al Sapienza (Falzone), Anthony Starke (Sebastian), Keith Diamond (Tim Giles), Adina Porter (Leticia Barris), Robert Knepper (T-Bag), Paul Adelstein (Special Agent Paul Kellerman), John Conrad (Garlic Cutter's Grandkid), Danny McCarthy (Special Agent Danny Hale)
Global rating: 9.3

Michael seeks help of his fellow prison inhabitants to execute his escape plans.

3. Cell Test
First aired: 9/5/2005
Writer: Mike Pavone
Director: Brad Turner
Guest star: Peter Reinemann (Gus), Silas Weir Mitchell (Haywire), Mark Morettini (Corrections Officer Rizzo), Danny McCarthy (Special Agent Danny Hale), Mac Brandt (C.O. #1), Phillip Edward Van Lear (C.O. #2), Christian Stolte (C.O. #3), Anthony Fleming (Black Inmate #2), Jessalyn Gilsig (Lisa Burrows), Stacy Keach (Warden Henry Pope) , Wesley Walker (Aryan Brother), Adina Porter (Leticia Barris), Al Sapienza (Philly Falzone), Ora Jones (Wendy), Sandra Marquez (Mrs. Delgado), Gianni Russo (Smallhouse), Anthony Starke (Sebastian), Linara Washington (Jenae Conlin), Tab Baker (Crab Simmons), Tom McElroy (Rev. Mailor), Jason Wells (White Cop), Lillian Almaguer (Abruzzi Kid #1), Elijah Roberts (Abruzzi Kid #2), Tracey Bonner (Old African American Lady)
Global rating: 9.2

When Michael reveals his escape plan to Sucre, Sucre chooses to be no part of it, and requests a cell transfer. Michael gets a new cellmate called Haywire.

4. Cute Poison
First aired: 9/12/2005
Writer: Matt Olmstead
Director: Matt Earl Beesley
Guest star: Peter Reinemann (Gus), Jennifer Joan Taylor (Becky), Christian Stolte (C.O. #3), Phillip Edward Van Lear (C.O. #2), Stacy Keach (Warden Henry Pope), Silas Weir Mitchell (Haywire), Mac Brandt (C.O. #1), Camille Guaty (Maricruz), Danny McCarthy (Special Agent Danny Hale), Kurt Caceres (Hector), Frank Grillo (Nick Savrinn) , John Judd (Ben), Cedric Young (Chappy), Deanna Dunagan (Judy), Jason Wells (Bo), Theron Tooche Lykes (Random Inmate), Jennifer Kern (Allison), Kevin Kelly (Officer Weston), Mike Vieau (Zz), Linara Washington (Jenae Conlin)
Global rating: 9.3

Veronica keeps uncovering new information regarding Lincoln's case and decides she wants to work on the case full-time. When no one wants to help her on the case, Nick Savrinn (an attorney) offers his assistance and the two of them visit Lincoln.

5. English, Fitz or Percy
First aired: 9/19/2005
Writer: Zack Estrin
Director: Randall Zisk
Guest star: Muse Watson (Charles Westmoreland), Danny McCarthy (Special Agent Danny Hale), DuShon Brown (Nurse), Mark Morettini (Guard #2), Jennifer Joan Taylor (Becky), Frank Grillo (Nick Savrinn), Christian Stolte (C.O. #1), Phillip Edward Van Lear (Patterson), Mac Brandt (P.I. C.O.), Stacy Keach (Warden Henry Pope) , Alan Wilder (Reverend Mailor), Jane Galloway Heitz (Uppity Clerk), Joe Minoso (Chaz Fink), Max Kirsch (Young Lincoln), Dylan Minnette (Young Michael), Deanna Dunagan (Judy), Peter Reineman (Gus)
Global rating: 9.4

Kellerman and Hale blackmail Warden Pope. Michael finds out he might get out earlier than anticipated. Veronica becomes uncertain of her allies.

6. Riots, Drills and the Devil (1)
First aired: 9/26/2005
Writer: Nick Santora
Director: Robert Mandel
Guest star: Matt DeCaro (C.O. Geary), Frank Grillo (Nick Savrinn), Stacy Keach (Warden Henry Pope), John Heard (Governor Frank Tancredi), Mark Morettini (C.O. Green), Anthony Fleming (Kitchen Inmate), Phillip Edward Van Lear (C.O. Cells), Mac Brandt (C.O. Cells), Danny McCarthy (Special Agent Danny Hale), Muse Watson (Charles Westmoreland) , Robert Michael Vieau (Troley), Paul Noble (Eric Diamond), John Turk (Green String Inmate - Turk), Howie Johnson (Lukasz), Ora Jones (Wendy), Michael Cudlitz (C.O. Bob), Daniel J. Travanti (Unknown), Cedric Young (Sick Boy Con #2), Daniel Allen Ruben (Sick Boy Con #1), David McCoy (Adam Diamond), Kwame Amoaku (Stroker), Brad Fleischer (Pop Pop - Theo), Blaine Hogan (Seath - Cherry)
Global rating: 9.6

Michael creates a lockdown by sabotaging the air conditioning in order to execute his breakout plan properly, and unintentionally causes a riot that gets Sara into huge trouble. Meanwhile, an ex-con is blackmailed into seeing to that Lincoln is killed.

7. Part 2 (2)
First aired: 10/3/2005
Writer: Karyn Usher
Director: Vern Gillum
Guest star: Mark Morettini (C.O. Green), Frank Grillo (Nick Savrinn), Mac Brandt (Mack), Peter Reinemann (Gus), John Heard (Gov. Frank Tancredi), Danny McCarthy (Special Agent Danny Hale), Jessalyn Gilsig (Lisa Fichs), Stacy Keach (Warden Henry Pope), Muse Watson (Charles Westmoreland) , Philip Rayburn Smith (Adrian), Cedric Young (Cop #2), Daniel Allen Ruben (Cop #1), Morocco Omari (Ron), Kwame Amoaku (Stroker), Brad Fleischer (Pop Pop/Theo), Bob Sirott (Field Reporter), James Alfred (Sniper), Michael Stoyanov (Fletch), John Turk (Green String Inmate/Turk), Braden Moran (Captain), Ana Berry (Flight Attendant), Michael Cudlitz (C.O. Bob)
Global rating: 9.5

While the riot intensifies, Abruzzi and Sucre join forces. Michael must decide whether or not to save the life of Dr. Tancredi.

Special. Behind the Walls
First aired: 10/11/2005
Writer: Garry Bormet
Director: Brad Lachman
Guest star:
Global rating: 9.0

A special episode, summing up the past episodes, including behind the scenes footage and cast commentaries.

8. The Old Head
First aired: 10/24/2005
Writer: Monica Macer
Director: Jace Alexander
Guest star: Patricia Wettig (The Vice President), Jessalyn Gilsig (Lisa Fichs), Frank Grillo (Nick Savrinn), Danny McCarthy (Special Agent Danny Hale), Muse Watson (Charles Westmoreland), Stacy Keach (Warden Henry Pope), DuShon Brown (Nurse), Mac Brandt (C.O. Mac), Christian Stolte (C.O. Stolte), Phillip Edward Van Lear (C.O. Phil) , Jacqueline Williams (Sue Parsons), Howie Johnson (Lukasz), James Meredith (Secret Service Agent), Gary Brichetto (Fire Inspector), Philip Rayburn Smith (Adrian), Blaine Hogan (Seth/Cherry), Robert Michael Vieau (Trokey), Rebecca Spence (Shauna Hudson)
Global rating: 9.4

Michael finds out a storeroom fundamental to his escape plans has been converted into a break room. Veronica and Nick are being threatened, where Nick has a place where they can go which is off the radar of the secret service.

9. Tweener
First aired: 10/31/2005
Writer: Paul T. Scheuring
Director: Matt Earl Beesley
Guest star: Rockmond Dunbar (C-Note), Danny McCarthy (Special Agent Danny Hale), Stacy Keach (Warden Henry Pope), Frank Grillo (Nick Savrinn), Christian Stolte (C.O. Stolte), Mac Brandt (C.O. Andrews), Mark Morettini (C.O. #1), Phillip Edward Van Lear (Patterson), Jennifer Joan Taylor (Becky), Peter Reinemann (Gus) , Al Sapienza (Falzone), Teri McEvoy (Insurance Adjuster), Denise Hughes (Bus Driver), Dan Frick (Bus Attendant), Kevin Hill (Black Inmate #1), David Darlow (Dr. Brighton), Mary Beth Fisher (Leslie Steadman), Blaine Hogan (Seth/Cherry), Wesley Walker (Aryan Brother), Michael T. Weber (Knowlton)
Global rating: 9.4

Abruzzi's demotion in the prison hierachy puts the entire escape plan at risk. Michael finds himself in the uneviable position of trying to protect T-Bag's new "fish" and facing the threat of T-Bag exposing the plan to the guards. The inmates dig themselves into a hole.

10. Sleight of Hand
First aired: 11/7/2005
Writer: Nick Santora
Director: Dwight Little
Guest star: Christian Stolte (C.O. Stolte), Peter Reinemann (Gus), Phillip Edward Van Lear (Patterson), Patricia Wettig (Vice President Caroline Reynolds), Holly Valance (Phone Call Woman), Muse Watson (Charles Westmoreland), Danny McCarthy (Special Agent Danny Hale), Frank Grillo (Nick Savrinn), Lane Garrison (David "Tweener" Apolskis) , Al Sapienza (Falzone), Rockmond Dunbar (C-Note), Tom McElroy (Chapel Priest), Annabel Armour (Fibonacci's Wife), Gianni Russo (Smallhouse), Roderick Peeples (Fibonacci), Michael Gaston (Quinn), Anthony Starke (Sebastian), Mark Vallarta (Mobster #1), Nickolas Loquercico (LJ Age 5), Matt Zeigler (Speech Writer), Keith Kupferer (Inmate/Jersey), Laura Scott Wade (Sid)
Global rating: 9.5

Abruzzi struggles to get his crew back to PI. He tries to convince Michael to reveal Fibonacci's whereabouts to Falzone.

Agents Kellerman and Hale receive some professional help for their search, as the vice president isn't satisfied about their progress so far.

An inmate becomes suspicious of the escapees' work at the break room.

Steadman's money trail leads Veronica and Nick to a surprising discovery.

11. And Then There Were 7
First aired: 11/14/2005
Writer: Zack Estrin
Director: Jesus Salvador Trevino
Guest star: Javon Johnson (Frisk Room C.O.), Mac Brandt (C.O. Mack), DuShon Brown (Nurse Katie Welch), Phillip Edward Van Lear (Patterson), Frank Grillo (Nick Savrinn), Muse Watson (Charles Westmoreland), Matt DeCaro (C.O. Geary), Stacy Keach (Warden Henry Pope), Holly Valance (Nika), Rockmond Dunbar (C-Note), Danny McCarthy (Special Agent Danny Hale) , Dado Rothenberg (Female Guard), Sephus Booker (C.O.), John Carter Brown (Salesman), Julia Sobaski (Woman Dancer), Antoine McKay (Guard), Michael Gaston (Quinn), Muse Watson (Charles Westmoreland), Frank Grillo (Nick Savrinn), John Lister (R&D Officer)
Global rating: 9.5

Michael gets a visit from his wife, much to everyone's surprise. She brings him what appears to be a credit card, but is in fact something entirely different. Bellick does some research after seeing Michael's wife, whom he thinks looks oddly familiar.

Michael learns that his watch has been stolen by a guard, and he must enlist the help of an inmate in order to get it back.

In the woods, Veronica, LJ and Nick are threatened by Quinn, who is determined to find out who else knows about the conspiracy.

12. Odd Man Out
First aired: 11/21/2005
Writer: Karyn Usher
Director: Bobby Roth
Guest star: Matt DeCaro (C.O. Geary), Danny McCarthy (Special Agent Danny Hale), Camille Guaty (Maricruz), Rockmond Dunbar (C-Note), Stacy Keach (Warden Henry Pope), Anthony Fleming (Trumpets), Christian Stolte (C.O. Stolte), Rich Komenich (Maggio), Phillip Edward Van Lear (C.O. Patterson) , Muse Watson (Charles Westmoreland), Frank Grillo (Nick Savrinn), James McCammond (Another Goon), Jim Zulevic (ER Doctor), Ian Belknap (Interviewer), Jennifer Kern (Allison Hale), Bobby Linkhart (Bagwell Jr.), Larry Neumann Jr. (Jimmy Bagwell), Tom McElroy (Reverend Mailor)
Global rating: 9.4

After learning all the escapees can't make it over the prison wall, the group decides to get rid of T-Bag. T-Bag has a plan of his own that doesn't involve him staying inside. His "insurance", however, is too obvious for Abruzzi, who takes action to undermine it. Sucre gets some good news from Maricruz. Abruzzi's operation goes wrong, and he turns to God for help. He pulls himself together as he takes on T-Bag.

13. End of the Tunnel
First aired: 11/28/2005
Writer: Paul T. Scheuring
Director: Sanford Bookstaver
Guest star: Patricia Wettig (Vice President Caroline Reynolds), Frank Grillo (Nick Savrinn), Muse Watson (Charles Westmoreland), Stacy Keach (Warden Henry Pope), Cynthia Kaye McWilliams (Kacee), Helena Klevorn (Dede), Javon Johnson (C.O. #1), Christian Stolte (C.O. Stolte), DuShon Brown (Nurse Katie Welch), Matt DeCaro (C.O. Geary), Michelle Forbes (Unknown), Phillip Edward Van Lear (C.O. Patterson) , Muse Watson (Charles Westmoreland), Danny McCarthy (Special Agent Danny Hale), Rockmond Dunbar (C-Note), Terry Berner (Electrician), Chuck Stubbings (EMT #1), Manny Sosa (Janitor), Tori O. Davis (Orderly), Joey Honsa (Reporter), David Gee (Producer), Jaqueline Williams (Crooked Reporter), Eric Lane (Spider), Lea Coco (C.O. #2), Karin Anglin (Angela West), Jennifer Kern (Allison), Tom McElroy (Reverend Mailor), Frank Grillo (Nick Savrinn)
Global rating: 9.5

A bleeding Abruzzi is transported to a hospital. With Lincoln's execution scheduled for the following day, Veronica comes out of hiding to contact him and gains an ally. Kellerman makes the ultimate sacrifice to preserve the conspiracy.

Michael looks for a way to get Lincoln out of solitary confinement in time for the escape that evening. The PI crew gets a prolonged stay in the break room they're renovating as they prepare to attempt their escape.

14. The Rat
First aired: 3/20/2006
Writer: Matt Olmstead
Director: Kevin Hooks
Guest star: Christian Stolte (C.O. Stolte), Phillip Edward Van Lear (C.O. Patterson), Stacy Keach (Warden Henry Pope), Matt DeCaro (C.O. Geary), Mark Morettini (Rizzo), Mac Brandt (C.O. Mack), Lane Garrison (Tweener), John Heard (Governor Tancredi), Patricia Wettig (Vice President Caroline Reynolds) , Muse Watson (Charles Westmoreland), Tracy Letts (Unknown), Joel Hatch (Judge Kessler), Ray Austin (C.O. #4), Phil Ridarelli (Lyle), Bruce A. Young (C.O. #2), Kurt Naebig (C.O. #1), Robin Robinson (Interviewer), Terry Berner (Electrician), Antoine McKay (C.O. Antoine), Frank Grillo (Nick Savrinn)
Global rating: 9.4

Michael and the other prisoners attempt to return to their cells without being detected. A C.O. becomes suspicious about a broken pipe.

At the same time, Veronica and Nick request a judge to postpone Lincoln's execution. Sara requests her dad, the governor, to review Lincoln's case. Michael tries to put a stay in the execution by fiddling with the chair's wirings.

15. By the Skin and the Teeth
First aired: 3/27/2006
Writer: Nick Santora
Director: Fred Gerber
Guest star: Stacy Keach (Warden Henry Pope), Matt DeCaro (C.O. Geary), Patricia Wettig (Vice President Caroline Reynolds), Michelle Forbes (Samantha Brinker), Joseph Nunez (Manche Sanchez), Phillip Edward Van Lear (C.O. Patterson), Christian Stolte (C.O. Stolte), DuShon Brown (Nurse Katie Welch) , Muse Watson (Charles Westmoreland), Frank Grillo (Nick Savrinn), Kevin Lingle (Young Lincoln's Dad), Antoine McKay (Yard Guard), Joshua Gibbons (Prall the Pitcher), Hunter Jablonski (Young Lincoln), Tracy Letts (Unknown), Andrew Rothenberg (Unknown), Anthony John Denison (Man in Viewing Room), Mac Brandt (C.O. Mack), Robert Breuler (Dr. Wasserman), Joel Hatch (Judge Kessler)
Global rating: 9.3

As Lincoln is about to be executed, he briefly sees his father in the viewing room. A phone call from judge Kessler delays the execution. After reviewing the newly surfaced evidence, the judge orders the exhumation of Steadman's body.

Michael creates a new, more dangerous, break-out plan, involving going through the prison yard. An accident puts Michael's new plan in danger.

16. Brother's Keeper
First aired: 4/3/2006
Writer: Zack Estrin
Director: Greg Yaitanes
Guest star: Helena Klevorn (Dede), Cynthia Kaye McWilliams (Kaycee), Joseph Nunez (Manche Sanchez), Kurt Caceres (Hector), Camille Guaty (Maricruz Delgado), Michelle Forbes (Samantha Brinker), Patricia Wettig (Vice President Caroline Reynolds) , John Ferrick (Foreperson), Joe Van Slyke (Judge), Carl Amari (Liquor Store Clerk), Joe Sikora (Unknown), Anthony Moseley (Junior Executive), Jason Wells (Bo), K.K. Dodds (Susan Hollander), Miguel Nino (Coyote), Tab Baker (Crab Simmons), Janelle Holmgren (Delivery Girl), John Walch (Himself), Dale Rivera (Conspirator), Danny McCarthy (Special Agent Danny Hale), Jay Whittaker (Commander Meyers), John Billingsley (Terrence Steadman), Adeoye Mabogunje (Soldier with $100 Bill), Sam Derence (ND Suit), Annie Yokom (Young Veronica), Dylan Minnette (Young Michael), Max Kirsch (Young Lincoln), Jeremy Earl (Soldier #1), Kyle Hatley (Resident), Anne Jaques (Onlooker), Tom Gaitsch (Media Guy)
Global rating: 9.3

Flashbacks shed light on the past actions that led to the incarceration of Lincoln, Sucre, T-Bag and C-Note. Basis of Michael's ingenious break-out plan are revealed. Dr. Tancredi recalls how she ended up in Fox River State Penitentiary.

17. J-Cat
First aired: 4/10/2006
Writer: Karyn Usher
Director: Guy Ferland
Guest star: Javon Johnson (Ad Seg C.O.), Jennifer Joan Taylor (Becky), Christian Stolte (C.O. Stolte), Phillip Edward Van Lear (C.O. Patterson), Cynthia Kaye McWilliams (Kaycee), DuShon Brown (Nurse Katie Welch), Lane Garrison (Tweener), Michelle Forbes (Samantha Brinker), Patricia Wettig (Vice President Caroline Reynolds), Joseph Nunez (Manche Sanchez), Matt DeCaro (C.O. Geary), Silas Weir Mitchell (Haywire) , Brian King (Orderly), Rolando Boyce (Cop #1), Christine Devine (News Anchor), Ray Austin (Sally Port C.O.), Kirk Anderson (Annie the Tranny), Daniel Allar (Avocado), Scott Jaeck (Trenchcoat), Muse Watson (Charles Westmoreland), Frank Grillo (Nick Savrinn), Stacy Keach (Warden Henry Pope)
Global rating: 9.4

Lincoln is worried about Michael's sanity while Michael has trouble remembering some parts of the prison schematics. Sucre has to conceal the hole in the guard's break room. Warden Pope transfers Michael to solitary after he declines his request.

18. Bluff
First aired: 4/17/2006
Writer: Karyn Usher, Nick Santora
Director: Jace Alexander
Guest star: Michelle Forbes (Samantha Brinker), Patricia Wettig (Vice President Caroline Reynolds), Stacy Keach (Warden Henry Pope), Javon Johnson (Ad Seg C.O.), Anthony Fleming (Trumpets), Matt DeCaro (C.O. Geary), Joseph Nunez (Manche Sanchez), Lane Garrison (Tweener), Silas Weir Mitchell (Haywire) , Tobiasz Daszkiewicz (Transport Guard), Mike Bacarella (Red Bull), Ellis Foster (Zach), Eddie "Bo" Smith (Beefy Orderly), Rachel Cerda (Saleswoman), Roddy Chiong (Pao), Karen Vaccaro (Med Nurse), Scott Jaeck (Trenchcoat), Mac Brandt (C.O. Mack), Jose Antonio Garcia (Jesus), Muse Watson (Charles Westmoreland), Frank Grillo (Nick Savrinn)
Global rating: 9.4

In an effort to recreate the missing piece of the tattoo, Michael gets transferred to the psych ward, seeking the help of Haywire. T-Bag and C-Note have to join forces.

19. The Key
First aired: 4/24/2006
Writer: Matt Olmstead, Zack Estrin
Director: Sergio Mimica-Gezzan
Guest star: Lane Garrison (Tweener), Holly Valance (Nika), Patricia Wettig (Vice President Caroline Reynolds), Joseph Nunez (Manche), Peter Stormare (John Abruzzi), Joseph Nunez (Manche Sanchez), Stacy Keach (Warden Henry Pope), DuShon Brown (Nurse Katie), Phillip Edward Van Lear (C.O. Patterson), Christian Stolte (C.O. Stolte) , Frank Grillo (Nick Savrinn), Lester Kevin Senor (C.O. Kevin), Cliff Frazier (Orderly), Scott Westerman (Maintenance Guy), Wesley Walker (Crony), Will Zahrn (Sheriff Ballard), Michelle Forbes (Samantha Brinker), Muse Watson (Charles Westmoreland), Tony Denison (Aldo Burrows), John Billingsley (Terrence Steadman), Daniel Allar (Avocado)
Global rating: 9.5

Michael must get the key to the infirmary and enlist the help of an old face, while Lincoln learns the identity of his kidnapper and another inmate learns of the escape.

20. Tonight
First aired: 5/1/2006
Writer: Zack Estrin
Director: Bobby Roth
Guest star: Rich Komenich (Maggio), Joseph Nunez (Manche Sanchez), Lane Garrison (Tweener), Patricia Wettig (Vice President Caroline Reynolds), Stacy Keach (Warden Henry Pope), Peter Stormare (John Abruzzi), Christian Stolte (C.O. Stolte), Mark Morettini (Stern Guard), DuShon Brown (Nurse Katie), Anthony Fleming (Trumpets), Jennifer Joan Taylor (Becky), Phillip Edward Van Lear (C.O. Patterson), Javon Johnson (C.O. JJ) , John Heard (Governor Frank Tancredi), Nancy Loo (Reporter), Muse Watson (Charles Westmoreland), Frank Grillo (Nick Savrinn), Michelle Forbes (Samantha Brinker), Mac Brandt (C.O. Mack), Ray Frewen (Suit #1), Lea Coco (C.O. Coco), Gary Houston (Suit #2), James McCammond (Cell Mate), Mark Reisman (Makkos), Jim Krag (Suit #3), Linda Gillum (Aide), Daniel J. Travanti (President Richard Mills)
Global rating: 9.6

Westmoreland wants Michael to speed up the planned escape, and gets Bellick one step closer to unraveling it. Michael has to decide whether to involve Sara in the breakout plan. Tweener's devotion is put to a test. Veronica finds out that her ally unexpectedly has a connection to an inmate serving time at Fox River.

21. Go
First aired: 5/8/2006
Writer: Matt Olmstead
Director: Dean White
Guest star: Jennifer Joan Taylor (Becky), Stacy Keach (Warden Henry Pope), Silas Weir Mitchell (Haywire), Phillip Edward Van Lear (C.O. Patterson), Peter Stormare (John Abruzzi), Anthony Fleming (Trumpets), Christian Stolte (C.O. Stolte), Joseph Nunez (Manche Sanchez), Lane Garrison (Tweener), Patricia Wettig (Vice President Caroline Reynolds), Javon Johnson (C.O. J.J.), Rich Komenich (Maggio), Mark Morettini (C.O. #3), DuShon Brown (Nurse Katie) , Joe D. Lauck (Nick's Dad), Scott Jaeck (Trenchcoat), Gary Houston (Suit #2), Cliff Frazier (Orderly), Ray Frewen (Suit #1), TJ Jagodowski (Pilot), Antoine McKay (C.O. Antoine), Muse Watson (Charles Westmoreland), Frank Grillo (Nick Savrinn), Michelle Forbes (Samantha Brinker), Andrew Rothenberg (Sklar), Mac Brandt (C.O. Mack), Chike Johnson (Psych Orderly)
Global rating: 9.7

Everyone's ready to make their escapes across the high wire. Veronica and Nick realize they may be in over their heads. And Agent Kellerman helps Vice President Reynolds calm down before her debate.

22. Flight
First aired: 5/15/2006
Writer: Paul T. Scheuring
Director: Kevin Hooks
Guest star: Jennifer Joan Taylor (Becky), Rich Komenich (Maggio), Mark Morettini (C.O. #3), Javon Johnson (C.O. JJ), Phillip Edward Van Lear (C.O. Patterson), DuShon Brown (Nurse Katie Welch), Christian Stolte (C.O. Stolte), Silas Weir Mitchell (Haywire), John Heard (Governor Frank Tancredi), Peter Stormare (John Abruzzi), Patricia Wettig (Vice President Caroline Reynolds), Joseph Nunez (Manche Sanchez), Lane Garrison (Tweener), Stacy Keach (Warden Henry Pope), Mac Brandt (C.O. Mack) , James Farruggio (Secret Service Agent at Press Conference), David Alan Anderson (Orderly), TJ Jagodowski (Pilot), Frank Grillo (Nick Savrinn), John Billingsley (Terrence Steadman), Coby Goss (Special Investigator), Doug James (Air Strip Controller), Lester Kevin Senor (C.O. Kevin), Kurt Naebig (C.O. Ray), Michelle Forbes (Samantha Brinker), Samantha Scarpelli (Bike Girl), Sam Zerante (Farmer), Raymond L. Chapman (Deadly Solution Man #2), Patrick Clear (Deadly Solution Man #1), Greg Sandquist (Cop #3 at Sara's), Muse Watson (Charles Westmoreland), Craig Spidle (District Judge), Robin Robinson (TV Reporter), Ilyssa Fradin (Female Reporter), Brian McCaskill (Reporter), James Leaming (Agent In Charge At Hotel), Reese Madigan (Secret Service Man At Hotel), Steve Haggard (Sweats)
Global rating: 9.2

As the escape is in progress, Warden Pope and Captain Bellick begin a search to detain the escapees. Michael and co. have to reach the aircraft fast as the police is hot on their heels. Veronica discovers a major piece of evidence that could prove Lincoln's innocence. The Vice President is worried about losing her authority.

23. Manhunt
First aired: 8/21/2006
Writer: Paul T. Scheuring
Director: Kevin Hooks
Guest star: Peter Stormare (John Abruzzi), Jason Davis (Wheeler) , Stacy Keach (Warden Henry Pope), Larry Dotson (Reporter), Carlisle Studer (Grace), Charles Baker (Male Camper), Tammy Neuyen (Nurse), Stuart Greer (Hunter), Timothy Walter (C.O. #4), Ranjit Chowdhry (Dr Marvin Gudat), Marcus Lyle Brown (PED #1), Lawrence Varnado (C.O. #1), John McIntosh (Dr. 2), Laura Scott Wade (Sid), Terry Parks (C.O. Rivers), Rommel Sulit (Dr. 1), DuShon Brown (Katie), Phillip Edward Van Lear (C.O. Patterson), Melissa Cutler (Anchorwoman), Brian Hunt (High School Student), Marc Macaulay (Mr. Ives), Stephen Chester Prince (Detective), Jeff Perry (Terrence Steadman)
Global rating: 9.3

As eight hours has passed since the escape, Michael, Lincoln, Sucre, C-Note and Abruzzi attempt to evade their seekers. Bellick is forced to relinquish the command of the search party to FBI Special Agent Alexander Mahone whose ingenious approach makes Michael's life as a fugitive harder. As a result from her overdose, Dr. Tancredi is in critical condition. A short-handed T-Bag faces the ultimate challenge.

24. Otis
First aired: 8/28/2006
Writer: Matt Olmstead
Director: Bobby Roth
Guest star: Lane Garrison (Tweener), Matt DeCaro (C.O. Geary) , Winston West (Cop #1), Jack O'Donnell (Upscale Man), Julius Washington (C.O. #1), Chamblee Ferguson (Roy), Logan Culwell (Walking Man), Adam Rucker (Cyclist), Michele Renee (Ticket Agent), Ron Bath (Bus Station Traveler), Charles Assiff (Cop in Hardware Store), Ashley Fourcand (College Student), Zack Hopkins (II) (Concerned Citizen), Peter Stormare (John Abruzzi), Stacy Keach (Warden Henry Pope), Ranjit Chowdhry (Dr Marvin Gudat), Mike Trevino (Alley Cop), Dave Maldonado (Bailiff), Darius Safavi (College Student), Kristin Malko (Debra Jean), Kelly Jackson (Courthouse C.O.), Marc Macaulay (Mr. Ives), John W. Weeks (Deputy Sheriff (uncredited)), Brian Nicholas (Courthouse Attorney (uncredited)), Jennifer Toppan (F.B.I. Agent), Brandon Smith (II) (Ed Pavelka), Craig Taylor (Guy with Newspaper), Caroline Wickwire (Captain Brad Bellick's Mom)
Global rating: 9.1

Mahone tries to lure the escapees by targeting an imprisoned LJ. Michael and Lincoln come up with a plan to free LJ from jail. Sucre, Abruzzi and C-Note have a plan of their own, but only to break free of their pursuers.

Meanwhile, Bellick and Warden Pope feel the heat following their unsuccessful attempts to capture the escapees.

Tweener infiltrates a bunch of college students on their way to spring break.

25. Scan
First aired: 9/4/2006
Writer: Zack Estrin
Director: Bryan Spicer
Guest star: Cynthia Kaye McWilliams (Kaycee Franklin), Matt DeCaro (Roy Geary), Holly Valance (Nika Volek), John Heard (Governor Tancredi) , Maurice Ripke (Petey Cordero)
Global rating: 9.3

Michael and a wounded Lincoln try to outmaneuver Mahone, who is hot on their trail. Sara gets a surprise visit to her bedside.

Following his suspension, Bellick recruits a resolute partner to aid in his quest to get the escapees behind the bars.

Sucre and C-Note head out for their family reunions—regardless of being observed by the authorities.

26. First Down
First aired: 9/11/2006
Writer: Nick Santora
Director: Bobby Roth
Guest star: Lane Garrison (Tweener), Holly Valance (Nika Volek), Barbara Eve Harris (NA Group Sponsor), Matt DeCaro (Roy Geary) , Kristin Malko (Debra Jean), Nick Roth (Hitchhiker), Peter Stormare (John Abruzzi), Estella Perez (Recovering Addict), Larry Dotson (Recovering Addict), Danielle Divecchio (Sylvia Abruzzi), JB Blanc (Jerry Curtin), Demi Lovato (Danielle Curtin)
Global rating: 9.4

Bellick, now teamed up with Michael, Lincoln and Nika, sets out to find the money stolen by Westmoreland during the 1971 skyjacking. Kellerman targets Sara, who receives a long-awaited phone call. T-Bag gets a ride from an unsuspecting family. Abruzzi resumes the search for Fibonacci to settle the scores once and for all.

27. Map 1213
First aired: 9/18/2006
Writer: Karyn Usher
Director: Peter O'Fallon
Guest star: Lane Garrison (Tweener), Kurt Caceres (Hector), Barbara Eve Harris (NA Group Sponsor) , Kristin Malko (Debra Jean), John Heard (Governor Tancredi)
Global rating: 9.3

Michael and Lincoln are eager to locate the Double K ranch where Westmoreland hid his millions. Sucre goes to Las Vegas to prevent Maricruz from marrying his cousin Hector. C-Note gets on a train. Mahone is given an important package.

28. Subdivision
First aired: 9/25/2006
Writer: Monica Macer
Director: Eric Laneuville
Guest star: Reggie Lee (Bill Kim), Jason Davis (Wheeler), Silas Weir Mitchell (Haywire), Lane Garrison (Tweener) , Alexandra Lydon (Ann), Denton Everett (Cop #1), Molly Stroud (Teenage Girl), Steven Walters (Gas Station Attendant), Evan Gable (Teenage Boy), Brett Bock (Chet), Brent Anderson (Sheriff Williams), Sonny Franks (Jenkins), Jo Perkins (Old Blind Lady), Joe Inscoe (Lyle Sands), J. D. Evermore (Weedy), Mitchell Laurance (Tim McGilicuty), Diana Scarwid (Jeanette Owens), John Heard (Governor Frank Tancredi)
Global rating: 9.1

Mahone takes an interest in the story of DB Cooper.

In their quest to find Westmoreland's treasure, Michael and Lincoln travel house-to-house in Utah. Haywire's journey outside the prison walls continues. Sucre bumps into an acquaintance.

29. Buried
First aired: 10/2/2006
Writer: Seth Hoffman
Director: Sergio Mimica-Gezzan
Guest star: Reggie Lee (Bill Kim), Silas Weir Mitchell (Haywire), Lane Garrison (Tweener) , Alexandra Lydon (Ann), Joe Inscoe (Lyle Sands), Bruce Bennett (Wilbur Fitzgerald), Diana Scarwid (Jeanette Owens), Kristen Malko (Debra Jean Belle), John Heard (Governor Frank Tancredi), Clarice Tinsley (News Host), Aleisha Force (Governor's Assistant), Akai Draco (C.O.), Jodie Moore (Proprietor), Jason Davis (Wheeler), Damon Carney (Mysterious Man)
Global rating: 9.2

Michael, Sucre, T-Bag and C-Note claim the hidden treasure.

An anxious Lincoln risks everything to get to LJ. LJ grows wary about the easy getaway.

Kellerman rethinks where his loyalties lie after Sara gets to The Company's hit list. Mahone results to deadly force to get the truth out of Tweener.

30. Dead Fall
First aired: 10/23/2006
Writer: Zack Estrin
Director: Vincent Misiano
Guest star: Matt DeCaro (Roy Geary), Reggie Lee (Bill Kim) , Emily Lopez (Reporter), Steve Powell (Bartender), Richard Rollin (Pick-Up Truck Man), David Horn (Used Car Salesman), Todd Upchurch (Mr Lackey), James Grace (Fed #2), Dennis O'Neill (Cop #2), Christina Hearn (Nurse), Amit Patel (Tech), Derek Phillips (Field Cop), Marcus Hester (Tweaker), Maurice Ripke (Pete Condero), Shelby Davenport (Fed #1), Natalie Dickinson (Kelli Foster), Tom Eppler (Pawn Guy), Mark Nutter (Cop #1), Steven Chester Prince (Spook), Mark Oliver (Detention Center Official), Kim Coates (Richard Sullens), Diana Scarwid (Jeanette Owens), Bruce Bennett (Wilbur Fitzgerald), Alexandra Lydon (Ann), David Jason (Wheeler)
Global rating: 9.3

In his efforts to try to get hold of all of the money Sucre runs into some unexpected difficulties. And Captain Bellick and his partner have not given up on finding their old inmates.

31. Unearthed
First aired: 10/30/2006
Writer: Nick Santora
Director: Kevin Hooks
Guest star: Cynthia Kaye McWilliams (Kacee Franklin), Helena Klevorn (Dede Franklin), Callie Thorne (Pamela Mahone), Matt DeCaro (Roy Geary), Jason Davis (Wheeler), Barbara Eve Harris (Lang) , Mike Jones (Darius)
Global rating: 9.4

In an effort to learn more about his pursuer Michael cozies up to Mahone's wife. L.J. and Lincoln have a bumpy road-trip. T-Bag receives a surprise, and C-Note's wife must choose between her daughter and husband.

32. Rendezvous
First aired: 11/6/2006
Writer: Karyn Usher
Director: Dwight Little
Guest star: Kurt Caceres (Hector), Reggie Lee (Bill Kim), Barbara Eve Harris (Lang) , Matt DeCaro (Roy Geary), Melissa Marsala (Maricruz Delgado), Anthony John Denison (Aldo Burrows), Rachel Leora (Theresa Delgado), Kristin Lehman (Jane Phillips)
Global rating: 9.4

As Michael reunites with Sara, Mahone and Kellerman strive to make sure they stay apart.

On the road with LJ, Lincoln meets his father. Sucre tries to contact Maricruz. T-Bag has a reunion of his own.

33. Bolshoi Booze
First aired: 11/13/2006
Writer: Monica Macer, Seth Hoffman
Director: Greg Yaitanes
Guest star: Reggie Lee (Bill Kim), Barbara Eve Harris (Lang), Jason Davis (Wheeler), Callie Thorne (Pam Mahone) , Matt DeCaro (Roy Geary), Kristin Lehman (Jane Phillips), Tony Denison (Aldo Burrows), Rey Hernandez (Ernesto), Luis Dmelda (Carlos), Arturo Byrd (Cop #1), Devlin Jacobsen (EMT #1), Norman Bennett (Proprietor), Vince Davis (Priest), Matthew Tompkins (Leon), Shannon Hughes (Mona), Haven Powers (Nurse), Mone't Johnson (Nikki), Kiley Wirtz (Princess), Brad Hawkins (Tough Guy #2), Russell Reynolds (Agent), James Lamann (NSA Analyst), Megan Henderson (Fox News Anchor), Romy Rosemont (Detective Kathryn Slattery), Jose Zuniga (Coyote)
Global rating: 9.4

As Lincoln tries to reunite with Michael, he has to say goodbye to another loved one. Michael attempts to obtain a getaway plane. T-Bag gets revenge. Sara and Kellerman face-off.

34. Disconnect
First aired: 11/20/2006
Writer: Nick Santora, Karyn Usher
Director: Karen Gaviola
Guest star: Helena Klevorn (Dede Franklin), Reggie Lee (Bill Kim) , Jose Zuniga (Coyote), Michael Swanner (Hotel Manager), Amy Levin (Pharmacist), Justin Meeks (Pilot), Greg Dorchak (Cop #1), Dylan Minnette (Young Michael), Jack Watkins (Officer Grady), Romy Rosemont (Det. Kathryn Slattery), Cynthia Kaye McWilliams (Kacee Franklin), Tony Denison (Aldo Burrows)
Global rating: 9.4

With Mahone on their trail, Michael, Lincoln, their father, and Sucre make a run for the getaway plane. Michael's reunion with his father sheds light on his difficult childhood.

The women in Bellick and Kellerman's lives coerce their men to confess their sins.

A medical emergency forces C-Note to risk it all.

Special. The Road to Freedom
First aired: 1/8/2007
Writer:
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Guest star: Silas Weir Mitchell (Haywire), John Leader (Narrator)
Global rating: 8.9

A special episode, recapping the second season episodes, including behind the scenes footage and cast interviews.

35. The Killing Box
First aired: 11/27/2006
Writer: Zack Estrin
Director: Bobby Roth
Guest star: Reggie Lee (Bill Kim), Jason Davis (Wheeler) , Phillip Edward Van Lear (CO Patterson), Dylan Minette (Young Michael), Daniel Allar (Avocado), Max Kirsch (Young Lincoln), Werner Richmond (Transport Driver), Andrew Sensenig (Prosecutor), Saul Ganza (Reporter #2), Heather Hays (Anchor), Dell Johnson (IDOC Captain), Eddie Malley (Mahone's Driver), Jason Knopisos (Aide), Ron Gonzalez (Facility Guard), Angie Bolling (Judge), Justin Meeks (Pilot), Bruce Dubose (Greg Nagel), Brandon Smith (II) (Warden Pavelka), Louis Gusemano (Border Patrol Officer), Kelly Jackson (Transport Guard), Sylva Kelegian (Denise)
Global rating: 9.6

Bellick is anything but happy about his sudden homecoming—to Fox River.

Elsewhere, Michael and Lincoln might face a homecoming of their own. Mahone and Kellerman use everything they got to make certain that Michael and Lincoln do not get through their road trip alive.

Sucre's getaway plane encounters some difficulties. T-Bag closes on Mrs. Hollander.

36. John Doe
First aired: 1/22/2007
Writer: Matt Olmstead, Nick Santora
Director: Kevin Hooks
Guest star: Helena Klevorn (Dede Franklin), Reggie Lee (Bill Kim), Callie Thorne (Pam Mahone) , Natasha Curry (Fox News Anchor), Dell Johnson (IDOC Captain), Marcus M. Mauldin (Banks' Boy #1), Steve Barnes (Agent Drucker), Kenny Alfonso (Agent #1), Sally Vahle (Nurse), David Percopio (Trooper), Mark Stoddard (Trooper #2), John McIntosh (Pilot), Danielle Campbell (Gracey Hollander), Quinn Wermeling (Zack Hollander), Steven Chester Prince (Agent Blondie), Andra Fuller (Trey), Christian Stolte (C.O. Stolte), Daniel Allar (Avacado), Lester Rasta Speight (Banks), K.K. Dodds (Susan Hollander), Jeff Perry (Terrence Steadman)
Global rating: 9.2

Bellick gets a taste of the medicine he gave out when he was the Captain and Agent Mahone's ex-wife makes another appearance, as Mahone is forced to make a difficult decision. Owen reveals his motivation for aiding the escape. T-Bag rekindles an old romance.

37. The Message
First aired: 1/29/2007
Writer: Zack Estrin, Karyn Usher
Director: Bobby Roth
Guest star: Jason Davis (Wheeler), Barbara Eve Harris (Lang), Silas Weir Mitchell (Haywire), Reggie Lee (Special Agent Kim) , Rosa Nichols (Admin Nurse), Steve Eager (Fox News Anchor), Johnny Echavarria (Bus Driver), David Ganza (Faretaker), Ed Spila (Cop #1), Steve Barnes (Agent Drucker), Reuben Rdjas (Federain), Chris Freihofer (Agent Montandu), Darryl Cox (Behaviourist), Paul Mitchell Wright (Sasha's Father), Korey Simeone (Techie), Maria Sotolongo (Reporter), Ismael 'East' Carlo (mexican man), Anthony Fleming (Trumpets), DuShon Brown (Nurse Katie), Daniel Ross (Matt), Kaley Cuoco (Sasha), Patricia Wettig (Vice President Caroline Reynolds)
Global rating: 9.3

In Mexico, Sucre gets a car but gets in trouble by the police. Bellick has more trouble as the new inmate as prisoners who suffered with him want revenge.

38. Chicago
First aired: 2/5/2007
Writer: Nick Santora, Matt Olmstead
Director: Jesse Bochco
Guest star: Reggie Lee (Bill Kim), Silas Weir Mitchell (Haywire), Jason Davis (Wheeler) , Channon Roe (Robber), Danielle Campbell (Gracey Hollander), Quinn Wermeling (Zack Hollander), Dan Silver (Local Cop), Ben Loggins (Customer), Jamie Renell (Ticket Taker), Shauna McLean (Waitress), John McCalmont (Driver), Tron Kendrick (Cop), Cara Serber (Woman), Helena Klevorn (Dede Franklin), Carol Farabee (Patty Wallace), Kaley Cuoco (Sasha), K.K. Dodds (Susan Hollander)
Global rating: 9.3

C-Note gets into a tricky situation when a robber holds up the diner he is in and demands everyone into the storage room until the police arrive.

Michael, Lincoln and Kellerman get closer to revealing the conspiracy with the help of Sara.

Mahone finds a new ally in Bellick.

39. Bad Blood
First aired: 2/19/2007
Writer: Karyn Usher, Paul T. Scheuring
Director: Nelson McCormick
Guest star: Stacy Keach (Warden Henry Pope), Reggie Lee (Bill Kim), Barbara Eve Harris (Lang), Camille Guaty (Maricruz) , Michael Gohlke (Young Theodore), Joel Stoffer (Old Man Bagwell), Zachary Friedman (Cameron Mahone), Helena Klevorn (Dede Franklin), Rachel Loera (Theresa Delgado), K.K. Dodds (Susan Hollander), Kattia Prado (Head Nurse), J. Taylor (Alabama Cop), Alan Ackles (Manager), Erick Gosse (Agent Hara), Lisa Lloyd (Receptionist), Joseph Campos (Taxi Driver), Baron James (News Anchor), Carrie Slaughter (Triage Nurse), Toby Metcalf (Friend), Vince Davis (Dr. Silas), Quinn Wermeling (Zack Hollander), Danielle Campbell (Gracey Hollander), Agustin Solis (Airport Security Guard), Alejandro Garcia (Airport Security Guard)
Global rating: 9.3

Michael and Sara request Henry Pope's help to retrieve the information that will topple The Company.

Mahone pins down an escapee. Sucre discovers a new threat while hitchhiking to reunite with Maricruz. T-Bag brings the Hollander family to his home.

40. Wash
First aired: 2/26/2007
Writer: Nick Santora
Director: Bobby Roth
Guest star: Barbara Eve Harris (Lang), Jason Davis (Wheeler), Reggie Lee (Bill Kim), Marshall Allman (LJ Burrows) , Conor O' Farrell (Agent Miller), Taylor Nichols (Dr. Erik Stammel), Tina Holmes (Kristine Pace), Wilber Fitzgerald (Bruce Bennett), Joseph Nunez (Manche Sanchez), Camile Guaty (Maricruz Delgado), Cynthia Kaye McWilliams (Kacee Franklin), Karl Makinen (Derek Sweeney), Kevin Dunn (Cooper Green), Camile Guaty (Maricruz Delgado), Jeff Perry (Terrence Steadmen), Patricia Wettig (President Caroline Reynolds), Naima Imani Lett (Receptionist), Clayton Paschal (Baggage Claim Guy), Karl Anderson (Gun Dealer), Kim Klonower (Desk Worker), Lisa Maria Lamendola (Flight Attendant), Raguel Zubizarretta Junior (Agent), Edrick Browne (Country Guard), Morgana Shaw (Ticket Agent), Maliek Golden (Kid), Cora Cardona (Auntie), Bob Hess (Surveillance Chief)
Global rating: 9.3

T-Bag digs deep and finds his 'nice-side' with the help of a psychiatrist. Michael, Lincoln, and Sarah get their hands on evidence needed to bring down The Company, while Kellerman is close to finding the President.

41. Sweet Caroline
First aired: 3/5/2007
Writer: Karyn Usher
Director: Dwight Little
Guest star: Barbara Eve Harris (Lang), Jason Davis (Wheeler), Reggie Lee (Bill Kim) , Natalie Solis (FOX News Announcer), Paul T. Taylor (Standing Guard), Rebecca Aguilar (Spanish News Anchor), Edrick Browne (County Sheriff), Josh Ridgeway (Tech Guy), Amanda Rivas (Attractive Woman), Jimmy Gonzalez (Baggage Area Worker), Robert Pralgo (Agent Heidrick), Karl Makinen (Derek Sweeney), Kevin Dunn (Cooper Green), Camile Guaty (Maricruz Delgado), Jeff Perry (Terrence Steadmen), Patricia Wettig (President Caroline Reynolds)
Global rating: 9.4

An unlikely alliance forms between Bellick and Sucre while Michael is determined to face the president. T-Bag gets into some trouble when he loses his luggage and C-Note faces major consequences after some of his actions.

42. Panama
First aired: 3/19/2007
Writer: Zack Estrin
Director: Vincent Misiano
Guest star: Jason Davis (Wheeler), Barbara Eve Harris (Lang) , Leon Russom (Pad Man), Helena Klevorn (Dede Franklin), Kim Coates (Richard Sullens), Reggie Lee (Bill Kim), Cynthia Kaye McWilliams (Kacee Franklin), Julian Guevara (Federale #1), Robert Newell (Gringe), Claudio Durand (Older Man), Irene Cortez (Mexican Maid), Sara Henriques (Flora), Jennifer Almaguer (Young Hooker), Van Quattro (Sheriff #1), Paul T. Taylor (Government Spook), Sylvia Rawley (Old Woman), David Marriot (Agent #1), Korey Simeone (Techie), Edgar Arreola (Bureau Worker)
Global rating: 9.2

Sara sacrifices herself for the safety of Michael so the brothers can get on with their final plan to attain freedom, but their plan gets 'shipwrecked'. Meanwhile, Bellick blackmails Sucre to partner up as T-Bag's streak of murder continues to the south of the border.

43. Fin Del Camino
First aired: 3/26/2007
Writer: Seth Hoffman, Matt Olmstead
Director: Bobby Roth
Guest star: Callie Thorne (Pam Mahone) , Tina Holmes (Kristine Pace), Sean Hennigan (Judge), Summer Selby (Prosecutor)
Global rating: 9.2

The day has finally come for Sara's trial while critical information that will exonerate her is being debunked. Meanwhile, Michael is determined to get his hands on the 5 million and to stop T-Bag's reign of terror. Bellick is also money hungry and will do whatever it takes to hunt down T-Bag. Kellerman decides his fate while Lincoln and Mahone square off.

44. Sona
First aired: 4/2/2007
Writer: Paul T. Scheuring
Director: Kevin Hooks
Guest star: Callie Thorne (Pam Mahone) , Leon Russom (Pad Man), Mark Harelick (Marty Gregg), Wilbur Fitzgerald (Bruce Bennett), Reggie Lee (Bill Kim), Joey Thackery (Cameraman), Maritza Guerrero (Female Doctor), Summer Selby (Prosecutor), Sean Hennigan (Judge), Aaron Uribe (Computer Guy), Billy Joe Martinez (Panama Local #1), Mo Deja (Panama Guard), David Stokey (Junior Attorney), Anthony L. Ramirez (Harbor Master), Brad Hawkins (Cop #2), Sam Austin (Cop #1), Jorge Alvarez (Panama Cop #3), Danny Pardo (Panamanian Commander), John S. Davis (Company Man), Damon Carney (Aide), Chris Warner (Sona Guard), Paul Saucido (Coast Guard Captain), Vicki Hutson (Reporter #2), Jeffrey Schmidt (Reporter #1), Monica Pena (Administrator)
Global rating: 8.9

Michael tries to save his brother and himself from the unstoppable Mahone. Kellerman's testimony at Sara's trial proves different from what was expected, could this be the end for Sara? Sucre puts everything on the line to save his Maricruz. Just like old times, T-Bag and Bellick are at it again.

45. Orientación
First aired: 9/17/2007
Writer: Paul T. Scheuring
Director: Kevin Hooks
Guest star: Marshall Allman (LJ Burrows) , Carlo Alban (McGrady), Laurence Mason (Sammy), John Davies (Elliott Pike), Crystal Mantecon (Sister Mary Francis), Cullen Douglas (Sapo)
Global rating: 9.2

Now locked up in a Panamanian prison known as Sona, Michael, T-Bag, Bellick, and Mahone try to find a way out. Much to their devastation, they soon find out that the prison has been abandoned by the authorities because of the immense threat from the vile inmates. Michael seeks for an inmate named Whistler in the prison sewers. As Lincoln is puzzled by Sara's sudden disappearance, he learns that LJ has gotten into some trouble.

46. Fire/Water
First aired: 9/24/2007
Writer: Matt Olmstead
Director: Bobby Roth
Guest star: Camille Guaty (Maricruz), Laurence Mason (Sammy), Carlo Alban (McGrady) , Carlos Compean (Colonel Escamilla), Ravil Isyanov (Wyatt), John S. Davies (Elliot Pike), Curtis Wayne (Cheo), Davi Jay (Papo), Manny Rubio (Nieves), Patty Silva (Vera Madrid), Claudia Barcelo (Bank Colleague), Johnny Cruz (Inmate), Junior Moncada (Debter), Richard Rentaria (Clerk), Amanda Vaez Phillips (Young Mother), Ricky Catter (Policeman #1), Gerardo Davila (Policeman #2)
Global rating: 9.1

Michael and Mahone try to lure Whistler out of his hiding place. T-Bag gains some upward momentum in the prison hierarchy as the water supply is running low. Lincoln meets familiar and not so familiar faces on his quest to free Michael.

47. Call Waiting
First aired: 10/1/2007
Writer: Zack Estrin
Director: Milan Cheylov
Guest star: Laurence Mason (Sammy), Joe Holt (Pistachio), Ramon Franco (Raul), Carlo Alban (McGrady), F.J. Rio (Augusto), Manny Rubio (Nieves), Anthony Escobar (Gravedigger), Curtis Wayne (Cheo), Davi Jay (Papo), Mo Deja (Military Officer), Hugo Perez (Cab Driver), Allen Warchol (Liquor Clerk), Flavic Hinojosa (Junkie), Katie Amanda Keane (Sara), Abel Becerra (Pedestrian)
Global rating: 9.1

Whistler tells the truth to Michael. Michael tries to get in touch with Sara but the only phone is in Lechero's quarters, so he has to rely on T-Bag's help. Mahone battles his addiction. Bellick steps on some toes.

48. Good Fences
First aired: 10/8/2007
Writer: Nick Santora
Director: Michael Switzer
Guest star: Silas Weir Mitchell (Haywire), Laurence Mason (Sammy), Carlo Alban (McGrady), Carlos Compean (Colonel Escamilla), Manny Rubio (Nieves), Curtis Wayne (Cheo), Davi Jay (Papo), Crystal Mantecon (Sister Mary Francis) , Anthony Escobar (Gravedigger), Pete O. Partida (Artistic Inmate), Alejandro Pedemonte (ND Inmate)
Global rating: 8.6

After taking delivery of a package from The Company, Lincoln realizes that they are deadly serious. Michael's new break out plan relies on electricity. Haywire is back from the dead, haunting disoriented Mahone. Bellick and T-Bag get special attention from Lechero.

49. Interference
First aired: 10/22/2007
Writer: Karyn Usher
Director: Karen Gaviola
Guest star: Laurence Mason (Sammy), Carlo Alban (McGrady) , Crystal Mantecon (Sister Mary Francis), Dominic Keating (Andrew Tyge), Alex Fernandez (Hurtado), F.J. Rio (Augusto), Curtis Wayne (Cheo), Davi Jay (Papo), Carlos Compean (Colonel Escamilla), Alan T. Coleman (Inmate), Tommy G. Kendrick (Dive Shop Owner), Joseph Melendez (Rafael), Mo Deja (Captain Pamaies)
Global rating: 9.0

Michael, Mahone, and Whistler plot an escape - but the plan hits a roadblock.

50. Photo Finish
First aired: 11/5/2007
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Guest star: Barbara Eve Harris (Lang) , Kim Coates (Richard Sullens)
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Michael threatens to cancel the escape plan unless he sees a proof that Sarah is still alive. Whistler is accused of murdering an inmate and it is up to Michael to prove his innocence and save his life. Lincoln and Sofia help in monitoring the morning guards. Mahone may have another way to get out of Sona.

51. Vamonos
First aired: 11/5/2007
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52. Bang and Burn
First aired: 11/19/2007
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53. Boxed In
First aired: 11/26/2007
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54. Dirt Nap
First aired: 12/3/2007
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ref: http://www.tv.com/prison-break/show/31635/episode_guide.html?season=0&tag=season_dropdown;dropdown;3

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24. (Volume Two: Generations) Four Months Later...
First aired: 9/24/2007
Production Code: 201

Four months after the events of the showdown between Sylar and Peter, new Heroes emerge. These include brother and sister Alejandro and Maya. Hiro remains in the past, but what will come of this? Someone dies and someone isn't dead. Claire and her father and the rest of their family get a new life.

Writer: Tim Kring
Director: Greg Beeman
Guest star: Randall Bentley (Lyle Bennet), Stephen Tobolowsky (Bob), Ashley Crow (Sandra Bennet), Cristine Rose (Angela Petrelli), Adair Tishler (Molly Walker) , Dianna Agron (Debbie), Shalim Ortiz (Alejandro Herrera), David Anders (Takezo Kensei), Nick D'Agosto (West), Lyndsy Fonseca (April), George Takei (Kaito Nakamura), Eriko Tamura (Yaeko), Sara Solomon (Martha), Barry Shabaka Henley (Det. Bryan Fuller), Lauren Stamile (Miss Gerber), Brian Kimmet (Copy Kingdom Manager), Holt McCallanly (Ricky)

25. Lizards
First aired: 10/1/2007
Production Code: 202

Peter falls in with Irish gangsters who know about his past. Hiro works to contain the damage caused by his journey into the past. Kensei's power will be revealed. Suresh locates and cures the Haitian. Matt investigates the murder of Mr. Nakamura. West comes to know of Claire's powers. Maya and Alejandro enter Mexico and find their powers more of a hindrance than a help.

Writer: Michael Green
Director: Allan Arkush
Guest star: Jimmy Jean-Louis (The Haitian), Ashley Crow (Sandra Bennet), Cristine Rose (Angela Petrelli), Adair Tishler (Molly Walker) , Yareli Arizmendi (Healer), David Anders (Takezo Kensei), Nick D'Agosto (West), Katie Carr (Caitlin), Barry Shabaka Henley (Det. Bryan Fuller), Dominic Keating (Will), Holt McCallany (Ricky), Eriko Tamura (Yaeko), Stephen Tobolowsky (Bob), Shalim Ortiz (Alejandro Herrera), Dianna Agron (Debbie)

26. Kindred
First aired: 10/8/2007
Production Code: 203

Suresh finds an undiscovered Isaac Mendez painting that shows someone's death; Maya frees Alejandro from a Mexican jail; in the past Hiro discovers something new about Kensei; and Niki and Micah leave Las Vegas to get away from their past. Claire and West take a little trip.

Writer: J.J. Philbin
Director: Paul Edwards, Paul Edwards
Guest star: James Kyson Lee (Ando Masahashi), Adair Tishler (Molly Walker) , David Anders (Taseko Kensei), Nick D'Agosto (West), Shalim Ortiz (Alejandro Herrera), Katie Carr (Caitlin), Barry Shabaka Henley (Det. Bryan Fuller), Dominic Keating (Will), Holt McCallany (Ricky), Eriko Tamura (Yaeko), Stephen Tobolowsky (Bob), Nichelle Nichols (Nana), TW Leshner (Derek), Dianna Agron (May), Hector Luis Bustamante (Garcia), Adetokumboh M'Cormack (Tuko), Mark Colson (Mr. Zern), Roberto Medina (Hernandez), Steven C. Gibbons (Guard #1), Kevin P. Kearns (Guard #2), Tohoru Masamune (Mr. Egami), Marisa Tayui (Geisha), Julie Costello (Hot Girl #1), Shawnie Costello (Hot Girl #2), Rachel Kimsey (Candice Wilmer/Michelle)

27. The Kindness of Strangers
First aired: 10/15/2007
Production Code: 204

Monica starts to exhibit new abilities while working with Micah, Nana, and Dawson. Nana is the grandmother of Micah, Monica, and Damon. They all currently reside in New Orleans. Matt asks Molly to locate the man in her dreams. He may be the newest threat to the Heroes. Maya and Alejandro continue their trek to the U.S. Both Claire and her father are suspicious of one another. Angela reveals a lot of her secrets.


Writer: Tim Kring
Director: Adam Kane
Guest star: Ashley Crow (Sandra Bennet), Adair Tishler (Molly Walker), Cristine Rose (Angela Petrelli), Shalim Ortiz (Alejandro Herrera), Jimmy Jean-Louis (Mysterious Haitian) , Nichelle Nichols (Nana), Carlon Jeffrey (Damon Dawson), Mark Christopher Lawrence (Monica's Boss), Nicholas D'Agosto (West), Barry Shabaka Henley (Detective Fuller), TW Leshner (Derek)

28. Fight or Flight
First aired: 10/22/2007
Production Code: 205

A woman named Elle is searching for Peter. Ando looks for Hiro in the past. Matt looks for the man in Molly's dreams. HRG takes another step in hopes of protecting his family and himself.

Writer: Joy Blake, Melissa Blake
Director: Lesli Linka Glatter
Guest star: Jimmy Jean-Louis (Mysterious Haitian), Adair Tishler (Molly Walker) , Katie Carr (Caitlin), Nichelle Nichols (Nana), Holt McCallany (Ricky), Dominic Keating (Will), Eriko Tamura (Yaeko), Stephen Tobolowsky (Bob)

29. The Line
First aired: 10/29/2007
Production Code: 206

Peter goes on a search. West convinces Claire to stand up to someone. Hiro struggles with his feelings for Yaeko. Suresh has more problems with the Company. HRG tries to locate more of Isaac's paintings. Alejandro doesn't trust Sylar.

Writer: Tim Kring
Guest star: Nicholas D'Agosto (West), Stephen Tobolowsky (Bob), Dianna Agron (Debbie), Jimmy Jean-Louis (Mysterious Haitian), Adair Tishler (Molly Walker)

30. Out of Time
First aired: 11/5/2007
Production Code: 207

Peter and Caitlin learn about the endstage affects of the Heroes virus. Many of the Heroes work together to fight the nightmare-man. West meets HRG. Hiro and Kensei's journey comes to a head.

Guest star: Shalim Ortiz (Alejandro), Adair Tishler (Molly Walker), Jimmy Jean-Louis (Mysterious Haitian)

31. Four Months Ago
First aired: 11/12/2007
Production Code: 208

The events of the "missing four months" are explored. Mr. Bennet moves his family to California, while Maya and Alejandro discover they must make their way to the U.S. Meanwhile, a mysterious killer stalks the previous generation's Heroes.

Writer: Tim Kring
Guest star: Shalim Ortiz (Alejandro Herrera)

ref: http://www.tv.com/heroes/show/17552/episode.html

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Herores: Episode Guide (Season 1: Episode 1-23)

Heroes Episode 1. Genesis (a.k.a. In His Own Image)
First aired: 9/25/2006
Production Code: 101

In this episode, we are introduced to Peter Petrelli, a young man who dreams of flying, and his brother Nathan, a ruthless politician who thinks that Peter is dreaming his life away. Meanwhile, ordinary people from all around the world are starting to suspect that they have abilities beyond those of normal humans. Artist Isaac Mendez believes that he is painting the future, high school cheerleader Claire Bennet is suddenly able to recover from any wound almost instantly, Japanese businessman Hiro Nakamura tries to convince a friend that he can bend space and time, and single mother Niki Sanders starts seeing strange things in mirrors.

Upon learning of his father's death, genetics Professor Mohinder Suresh begins to look into his research for a clue to why he was killed. When he follows his father's trail to New York City, however, Mohinder learns that someone else is on the trail of the same research. Someone who may kill to protect the secrets of the next step in human evolution.

Writer: Tim Kring
Director: David Semel
Guest star: Cristine Rose (Angela Petrelli), Deirdre Quinn (Texas Tina), Randall Bentley (Lyle Bennet), Ashley Crow (Mrs. Bennet), Thomas Dekker (Zach), Jack Coleman (Horn-Rimmed Glasses), James Kyson Lee (Ando Masahashi) , John Prosky (Principal), Tohoru Masamune (Boss at Yamagato), Greg Wrangler (Fire Chief), David Ury (Super), Milos Milicevic (Big Guy), Claudia Difolco (Reporter), Max Amini (Cabbie), Brian Tarantina (Weasel), Richard Roundtree (Charles Deveaux), Shishir Kurup (Nirand)

Heroes Episode 2. Don't Look Back
First aired: 10/2/2006
Production Code: 102

Los Angeles Police Officer Matt Parkman is working crowd control at a murder scene when he alone begins to hear the muffled cries of a little girl somewhere in the house. Claire's heroism brings her unwanted attention. Peter comes closer to learning the truth about his and Nathan's powers. Hiro finds a comic book which leads him to Isaac.

Writer: Tim Kring
Director: Allan Arkush
Guest star: Clea DuVall (F.B.I. Agent Audrey Hanson), Deirdre Quinn (Texas Tina), James Kyson Lee (Ando Masahashi), Jack Coleman (Horn-Rimmed Glasses), Thomas Dekker (Zach), Danielle Savre (Jackie), Cristine Rose (Angela Petrelli), Nora Zehetner (Eden McCain) , Jim Devoti (Cop), Adair Tishler (Molly), Josh Clark (Sheriff), Carl Ciarfalio (Jumpsuit), Ian Quinn (Fireman), Dennis Chavis (Newsie), Karl T. Wright (Principal Marks), Tadao Tomomatsu (Detective Furakowa), Russell B. McKenzie (Beat Cop), Brian Tarantina (Weasel), Stacy Haiduk (Female Agent), Richard Steinmetz (Detective), Matt Lander (Brody)

Heroes Episode 3. One Giant Leap
First aired: 10/9/2006
Production Code: 103

Claire's romantic interlude with the football quarterback takes a tragic turn. Hiro convinces his friend, Ando, that it is their destiny to travel to America to save the world. Meanwhile, Nathan uses Peter's accident for his own political gain. Officer Matt Parkman, Mohinder Suresh, and the FBI are all on the trail of the mysterious Sylar.

Writer: Jeph Loeb
Director: Greg Beeman
Guest star: Nora Zehetner (Eden McCain), Clea DuVall (Detective), Jack Coleman (Horn-Rimmed Glasses Man/Mr. Bennett), Danielle Savre (Jackie), Jimmy Jean-Louis (Mysterious Haitian), James Kyson Lee (Ando Masahashi), Matt Lanter (Brody), Thomas Dekker (Zach), Elizabeth Lackey (Janice Parkman), Cristine Rose (Angela Petrelli) , Ashlee Gillespie (Lori Trammel), Rick Scarry (Bartender), Matt Eyde (Uniformed Cop), Mark Nearing (State Trooper), Adair Tishler (Molly), Eugene Byrd (Campaign Manager), Rikki Lindhome (Car Rental Lady), Tina Lifford (Paulette Hawkins)

Heroes Episode 4. Collision
First aired: 10/16/2006
Production Code: 104

After her night with Brody, Claire wakes up in the last place she would have imagined. Matt meets a couple of men who seem to know too much about him. Mohinder Suresh finds one of the heroes. Hiro's plan backfires in Las Vegas. Linderman's assistant makes more trouble for Niki just as Nathan arrives in Las Vegas to talk to the crooked casino owner about a campaign contribution. Isaac paints a bleak future for Claire. Peter receives a cryptic message from a very unexpected source.

Writer: Bryan Fuller
Director: Ernest Dickerson
Guest star: Jimmy Jean-Louis (Mysterious Haitian), Randall Bentley (Lyle Bennet), Deirdre Quinn (Tina), Thomas Dekker (Zack), Danielle Savre (Jackie), Ashley Crow (Mrs. Bennet), Matt Lanter (Brody), Nora Zehetner (Eden McCain), James Kyson Lee (Ando Masahashi), Jack Coleman (Horn Rimmed Glasses / Mr. Bennet / HRG) , Mark Nearing (Nevada State Trooper), Paydin LoPachin (Brody's Next Victim), Matt Bushell (Linderman's Henchman), Kristen Veitch (Roulette Dealer), Toni Lewis (Medical Examiner), Mark Allen Stewart (High Roller), Ashlee Gillespie (Lori Trammel), Nicole Bilderback (Ms. Sakamoto), Eugene Byrd (Campaign Manager)

Heroes Episode 5. Hiros
First aired: 10/23/2006
Production Code: 105

Matt uses his abilities to help his marriage. Niki, distraught over another blackout, arrives home to learn that her husband, D.L., has escaped from prison. Claire tells her father about some of the things she's been through lately. Down and out in Vegas, Hiro finally connects with another hero. Peter must figure out what to do with the mysterious message.

Writer: Michael Green
Director: Paul Shapiro
Guest star: Deirdre Quinn (Tina), Jimmy Jean-Louis (Mysterious Haitian), Matt Lanter (Brody), Elizabeth Lackey (Janice Parkman), James Kyson Lee (Ando Masahashi), Jack Coleman (Horn Rimmed Glasses / Mr. Bennet / HRG), Danielle Savre (Jackie), Ashley Crow (Sandra Bennet) , Archie Kao (Doctor), Adam Harrington (Paramedic), Liza Lapira (Hotel Manager), Michael Reilly Burke (Policeman), Mike Foy (Crackhead), Archie Kao (ER Doctor), Nicole Bilderback (Ms. Sakamoto), Eugene Byrd (Nathan's Assistant)

Heroes Episode 6. Better Halves
First aired: 10/30/2006
Production Code: 106

Hiro and Ando plan to continue on their journey to New York, but they are given a tempting offer by a high-roller while still in Las Vegas. Mr. Bennet, the man in the horn-rimmed glasses, arranges a meeting for his daughter, Claire, with her biological parents. Claire hopes that this meeting can shed some light on her abilities. Hiro calls Isaac's again, but Peter answers and is able to relay the message from the future. Mohinder returns to India to bury his father, saying goodbye to Eden. Niki receives a surprise visitor at her home.

Writer: Natalie Chaidez
Director: Greg Beeman
Guest star: Nora Zehetner (Eden McCain), Jack Coleman (Horn Rimmed Glasses / Mr. Bennet / HRG), Ashley Crow (Sandra Bennet), James Kyson Lee (Ando Masahashi), Thomas Dekker (Zach) , Mark Allen Stewart (High Roller), Karri Turner (Claire's 'Mom'), Colby French (Claire's 'Dad'), Dean Napolitano (LVPD Deputy), Paul Raci (Ernie the Weasel), Stephen Full (Lowlife)

Heroes Episode 7. Nothing to Hide
First aired: 11/6/2006
Production Code: 107

Niki opens up to a friend when her son becomes the subject of a crisis. Hiro overcomes his doubts about his heroism. Nathan and his wife come up with a strategy to win the election and Peter provides some unexpected assistance. Claire finds out what happened to her missing video tape. Matt and Audrey continue their investigation of the serial killer Sylar.

Writer: Jesse Alexander
Director: Donna Deitch
Guest star: Clea DuVall (Audrey Hanson), Ashley Crow (Sandra Bennet), Thomas Dekker (Zach), Matthew John Armstrong (Ted Sprague), Cristine Rose (Angela Petrelli), Elizabeth Lackey (Janice Parkman), James Kyson Lee (Ando Masahashi), Randall Bentley (Lyle Bennet), Jack Coleman (Horn-Rimmed Glasses / Mr. Bennet / HRG) , Rena Sofer (Heidi Petrelli), Mark Anthony Cage (Highway Patrol), Eliza Coleman (Woman in Car Crash), Kate Connor (Nurse Jennifer), Jackson Wurth (Monty Petrelli), Justin Evans (Simon Petrelli), Stephen Spinella (Mr. Dennison), Rick Peters (Tom), Deirdre Quinn (Tina), Richard Roundtree (Charles Deveaux)

Heroes Episode 8. Seven Minutes to Midnight
First aired: 11/13/2006
Production Code: 108

While mourning for his father in India, Suresh must determine how to proceed after experiencing strange dreams of the past. Niki begins to understand herself. As Hiro and Ando continue their trek to New York, they meet up with an interesting person while stopping at a diner. Matt and Audrey follow a lead regarding the mysterious Sylar, but it leads to something unexpected. Claire focuses on getting ready for homecoming with the hopes of returning to a normal life. Meanwhile her father is occupied with another hero, and urgently requests his help.

Writer: Tim Kring
Director: Paul Edwards
Guest star: Clea DuVall (Audrey), Zachary Quinto (Gabriel Gray/Sylar), Jack Coleman (Horn-Rimmed Glasses / Mr. Bennet / HRG), Matthew John Armstrong (Ted Sprague), Elizabeth Lackey (Janice Parkman), Nora Zehetner (Eden McCain), James Kyson Lee (Ando Masahashi) , Peyton Hinson (Waitress), Jayma Mays (Charlie), Michael Maury (Deputy Lloyd), Ben Murray (Rufus), Javin Reid (Boy), Josh Clark (Sheriff), Kavi Ladnier (Mira Shenoy), Shishir Kurup (Nirand), Sakina Jaffrey (Mrs. Suresh), Stacy Haiduk (FBI Agent), Erick Avari (Chandra Suresh)

Heroes Episode 9. Homecoming
First aired: 11/20/2006
Production Code: 109

Events in this episode take place on the day of Claire's Homecoming game. Claire's father is growing desperate to stop the villain who is coming after Claire. Nathan gets the painting from Linderman, and is horrified by what it depicts. Mohinder's dreams hold secrets about his father. Ando waits for Hiro who still has not returned from the past. Peter must try to save the cheerleader and also himself.

Writer: Kay Foster, Adam Armus
Director: Greg Beeman
Guest star: Danielle Savre (Jackie Wilcox), Matt Lanter (Brody), Zachary Quinto (Sylar), James Kyson Lee (Ando Masahashi), Thomas Dekker (Zach), Jimmy Jean-Louis (Mysterious Haitian) , Shishir Kurup (Nirand), Sakina Jaffrey (Mrs. Suresh), Jayma Mays (Charlie), Nora Zehetner (Eden McCain), Erick Avari (Chandra Suresh), Clay Wilcox (Sharpshooter), Karl T. Wright (Principal Marks), Tiffany Hines (Cheerleader), Brent Tarnol (Male Student), Danielle Morrow (Everyday Girl), Sally Champlin (Waitress), Josh Clark (Sheriff), Ryan K. Smith (Deputy), Ossie Mair (Vendor), Alan John Evrard (Utah Highway Patrol)

Heroes Episode 10. Six Months Ago
First aired: 11/27/2006
Production Code: 110

This episode shows the heroes six months ago. Chandra Suresh, Mohinder's father, arrives in New York looking for special people. He meets up with an individual that embraces the chance to be unique. Peter graduates from nursing school. Nathan plans to prosecute a case that could cause complications for the Petrellis. Niki receives a visit from her father which brings out the worst in her. Hiro tries to alter the future for someone important to him. Claire discovers her abilities right after joining the cheerleading squad, and her father meets up with someone special.

Writer: Aron Eli Coleite
Director: Allan Arkush
Guest star: Elizabeth Lackey (Janice Parkman), Zachary Quinto (Sylar), Cristine Rose (Angela Petrelli), James Kyson Lee (Ando Masahashi), Jimmy Jean-Louis (Mysterious Haitian) , Rick Peters (Tom), David Berman (Brian Davis), Graham Beckel (Hal Sanders), Rena Sofer (Heidi Petrelli), Nora Zehetner (Eden McCain), Jayma Mays (Charlie), Danielle Savre (Jackie Wilcox), Erick Avari (Chandra Suresh), Yuki Matsuzaki (Worker), Ryan K. Smith (Deputy), Sally Champlin (Lynette), Robert Rigamonti (Surgeon), Michael Maury (Deputy Lloyd), Deirdre Quinn (Texas Tina), Josh Clark (Sheriff)

Heroes Episode 11. Fallout
First aired: 12/4/2006
Production Code: 111

Peter is in police custody after being mistakenly arrested in Odessa, forcing Nathan to take time out of his Congressional campaign. Claire deals with the implications of telling her father the truth. Matt and Audrey pursue a new lead in the hunt for Sylar unaware that the killer has been captured by Mr. Bennet. Hiro and Ando arrive in Odessa, too late to "save the cheerleader." After Niki learns of Jessica's recent actions, she must make a difficult decision to keep her family safe and so she decides to get herself arrested. Mohinder takes fresh steps down his newly-chosen path by coming back to New York and continuing his fathers research. Isaac's painting of the exploding man comes into context with major consequences for the future of a certain hero, just as an even more mysterious painting is unveiled.

Writer: Joe Pokaski
Director: John Badham
Guest star: Clea DuVall (F.B.I. Agent Audrey Hanson), Zachary Quinto (Gabriel Gray/Sylar), Thomas Dekker (Zach), Jimmy Jean-Louis (Mysterious Haitian), James Kyson Lee (Ando Masahashi), Nora Zehetner (Eden McCain), Randall Bentley (Lyle Bennet) , Conroe Brooks (Police Officer)

Heroes Episode 12. Godsend
First aired: 1/22/2007
Production Code: 112

Matt reveals his abilities to his wife. HRG confers with Mohinder. Now that she knows the truth, Claire tries to make sense of her life. Hiro seeks the sword that he is destined to own. Niki must face the consequences of her decision to turn herself in to the police. Simone and Nathan are worried about Peter, who has been in a coma for two weeks. Peter meets a new hero. Micah visits his mother.

Writer: Tim Kring
Director: Paul Shapiro
Guest star: Christopher Eccleston (Claude), James Kyson Lee (Ando Masahashi), Elizabeth Lackey (Janice Parkman), Cristine Rose (Angela Petrelli), Matthew John Armstrong (Ted Sprague), Clea DuVall (Audrey Hanson), Thomas Dekker (Zach), Zachary Quinto (Gabriel Gray/Sylar), Jimmy Jean-Louis (Mysterious Haitian) , D. Elliot Woods (SWAT Officer Simmons), Kevin Chamberlin (Aron Malsky), Link Baker (Broken Nose)

Heroes Episode 13. The Fix
First aired: 1/29/2007
Production Code: 113

Hiro continues to search for a sword while being chased by mysterious figures. An invisible man named Claude has something to teach one of the heroes. D.L. takes on new family responsibilities, and Matt opens up to his wife. H.R.G. continues to focus on the captive Sylar. Claire seeks out the Haitian and then her birth parents. Mohinder looks for those on the list, and receives a surprise visitor. A psychiatrist offers to help Niki.

Writer: Natalie Chaidez
Director: Terrence O'Hara
Guest star: Elizabeth Lackey (Janice Parkman), Christopher Eccleston (Invisible Man), Ashley Crow (Sandra Bennet), George Takei (Kaito Nakamura), James Kyson Lee (Ando Masahashi), Zachary Quinto (Gabriel Gray/Sylar), Jimmy Jean-Louis (Mysterious Haitian) , Thomas Dekker (Zach), Paula Newsome (Dr. Witherson), Brad Greenquist (Nakamura's Henchman), Colby French (Primatech Doctor/Claire's 'Dad'), Jesse Corti (Officer on Review Board), Dominic Testa (Attendant), Jessalyn Gilsig (Meredith Gordon)

Heroes Episode 14. Distractions
First aired: 2/5/2007
Production Code: 114

Hiro deals with explaining his new heroic path in life to his ambitious sister and tycoon father. Niki has the chance to reunite with D.L and Micah. Claude's mentoring of Peter leads Peter to question those closest to him. Claire goes to a trailer park looking for her birth mother. Sylar wears a disguise and makes a move against HRG.

Writer: Michael Green
Director: Jeannot Szwarc
Guest star: James Kyson Lee (Ando Masahashi), Jimmy Jean-Louis (Mysterious Haitian), Ashley Crow (Sandra Bennet), Christopher Eccleston (Claude Raines), George Takei (Kaito Nakamura), Zachary Quinto (Gabriel Gray/Sylar) , Jessalyn Gilsig (Meredith Gordon), Link Baker (Broken Nose Guard), Monica Louwerens (Purse-snatched Woman), Kevin Chamberlin (Aron Malsky), Paula Newsome (Dr. Witherson), Saemi Nakamura (Kimiko Nakamura), Thomas Dekker (Zach)

Heroes Episode 15. Run!
First aired: 2/12/2007
Production Code: 115

Matt enters the private security business and receives an objectionable client. Suresh finds another person on the list. As her home-life worsens, Claire strives to learn more about her birth parents. Hiro and Ando get sidetracked in Vegas again while searching for the sword. Nathan is forced to deal with a secret from his past. Still indebted to Mr. Linderman, Jessica resorts to unsavory methods that could spell doom for a fellow hero.

Writer: Adam Armus, Kay Foster
Director: Roxann Dawson
Guest star: Cristine Rose (Angela Petrelli), Zachary Quinto (Gabriel Gray/Sylar), Elizabeth Lackey (Janice Parkman), James Kyson Lee (Ando Masahashi), Ashley Crow (Mrs. Bennet) , Bill Fagerbakke (Hope's boyfriend), Jeremy Gram Weaver (Uniformed Cop), John Lacy (Detective), Paul Perri (Dealer), Jessalyn Gilsig (Meredith Gordon), Kevin Chamberlin (Aron Malsky), Missi Pyle (Hope), Ethan Cohn (Zane Taylor)

Heroes Episode 16. Unexpected
First aired: 2/19/2007
Production Code: 116

Peter learns that he and Claude may have been betrayed. Matt's reunited with the radioactive Ted Sprague and Hana Gitelman a woman with "wireless" mental abilities. Hiro makes a tough choice about his mission. Claire can no longer hold back her anger towards HRG.

Writer: Jeph Loeb
Director: Greg Beeman
Guest star: Ashley Crow (Sandra Bennet), Matthew John Armstrong (Ted Sprague), Zachary Quinto (Gabriel Gray/Sylar), James Kyson Lee (Ando Masahashi), Elizabeth Lackey (Janice Parkman (credited as Lisa Lackey)), Jimmy Jean-Louis (Mysterious Haitian), Christopher Eccleston (Claude Rains), Randall Bentley (Lyle Bennet) , Stana Katic (Hana Gitelman/Wireless), Missi Pyle (Hope), Rusty Schwimmer (Dale Smither), Stan Lee (Bus Driver), Bill Fagerbakke (Gustafson)

Heroes Episode 17. Company Man
First aired: 2/26/2007
Production Code: 117

Matt Parkman and Ted Sprague arrive in Texas in search of answers and take HRG and his family hostage. More is revealed about Mr. Bennet, the agency for which he works, and how he found Claire.

Writer: Bryan Fuller
Director: Allan Arkush
Guest star: Jimmy Jean-Louis (Mysterious Haitian), Ashley Crow (Sandra Bennet), Matthew John Armstrong (Ted Sprague), Christopher Eccleston (Claude Raines), Missy Peregrym (Faith), George Takei (Kaito Nakamura) , Sheku Fofana (Young Haitian), Garrett Masuda (Young Asian), Randall Bentley (Lyle Bennet), Eric Roberts (Thompson)

Heroes Episode 18. Parasite
First aired: 3/5/2007
Production Code: 118

As the election and destruction of New York approach, Nathan meets up with Linderman. Hiro attempts to steal the sword heading him in a new path. Suresh and Sylar make progress with the list at great cost. D.L. begins to suspect problems at home. Isaac paints an even more terrible painting. A new hero, Candice Wilmer, appears.

Writer: Christopher Zatta
Director: Kevin Bray
Guest star: Cristine Rose (Angela Petrelli), Jimmy Jean-Louis (Mysterious Haitian), Missy Peregrym (Candice Wilmer), Zachary Quinto (Gabriel Gray/Sylar), Ashley Crow (Sandra Bennet), James Kyson Lee (Ando Masahashi) , Annie McKnight (Security Agent), Dutch Johnson (Linderman's Guard), Martez Covington (Security Guard), Louis Iacoviello (Detective), David Barrera (Federal Agent Quesada), Eugene Byrd (Nathan's Campaign Manager), Ian Gomez (The Curator), Eric Roberts (Thompson), Malcolm McDowell (Mr. Linderman)

Heroes Episode 19. .07%
First aired: 4/23/2007
Production Code: 119

Sylar and Peter face off. Sylar will face off with another Hero and Isaac's new pictures show a dead Hero without a brain. Two unexpected reunions will occur and Linderman will reveal to Nathan shocking secrets and plans. A hero dies.

Writer: Chuck Kim
Director: Adam Kane
Guest star: Zachary Quinto (Sylar), James Kyson Lee (Ando Masahashi), Missy Peregrym (Candice Wilmer), Cristine Rose (Angela Petrelli) , Ian Gomez (Curator), Eric Roberts (Thompson), Matthew John Armstrong (Ted Sprague), Malcolm McDowell (Mr. Linderman)

Heroes Episode 20. Five Years Gone
First aired: 4/30/2007
Production Code: 120

Hiro and Ando find themselves five years after the destruction of New York City. People with extraordinary abilities are labeled as terrorists and are being registered, hunted, and killed. Hiro and Ando meet up with darker versions of the other heroes in preparation for a showdown with the President. This includes a darker side of Matt, a Jessica/Niki with a clear winner in their battle, a brown-haired Claire, and a man named Andy, who's a big hearted Texan. It also features an event at an upscale gentleman's club.

Writer: Joe Pokaski
Director: Paul Edwards
Guest star: James Kyson Lee (Ando Masahashi), Zachary Quinto (Sylar) , Stana Katic (Hana Gitelman), Jimmy Jean-Louis (The Hatian), Kellan Lutz (Andy)

Heroes Episode 21. The Hard Part
First aired: 5/7/2007
Production Code: 121

Hiro and Ando's determination is put to the test. Nathan wants to win the election and he's taking drastic measures to ensure that he will. This episode will feature Sylar, his home life, and where he came from. Jessica and D.L. discover some of the stuff that Linderman wants from them and Micah. Also there is a new hero who is supposed to be holding the key to stopping Sylar.

Writer: Joe Pokaski
Guest star: James Kyson Lee (Ando Masahashi), Zachary Quinto (Sylar), Missy Peregrym (Candice Wilmer), Cristine Rose (Angela Petrelli) , Eric Roberts (Thompson), Ellen Greene (Virginia Grey), Matthew John Armstrong (Ted Sprague), Rena Sofer (Heidi Petrelli)

Heroes Episode 22. Landslide
First aired: 5/14/2007
Production Code: 122

Angela Petrelli is forced to play a bigger role in Nathan, Peter, and Claire's life. The truth about the death of Nathan and Peter's father is finally revealed along with his true identity. When Nathan finds out that he may have a chance to become more than mayor he is confronted with a decision that he must make. As election day nears some try to leave NYC. HRG and Matt learn another surprising secret. Also, Sylar is eating another hero's brain. Hiro's dad returns.

Director: Greg Beeman
Guest star: Cristine Rose (Angela Petrelli), Zachary Quinto (Sylar), George Takei (Kaito Nakamura), Clea DuVall (Audrey Hanson), James Kyson Lee (Ando Masahashi), Missy Peregrym (Candice Wilmer) , Malcolm McDowell (Linderman), Matthew John Armstrong (Ted Sprague), Justin Evans (Simon Petrelli), Rena Sofer (Heidi Petrelli), Adair Tishler (Molly Walker), Jackson Wurth (Monty Petrelli)

Heroes Episode 23. How to Stop an Exploding Man (edit)
First aired: 5/21/2007
Production Code: 123

In the two-hour season finale, we'll meet a Paris Hilton-like blonde woman in her late 20s, an Asian woman of the same age group, and a male model. Also, Audrey Hanson is set to return this episode. This episode also involves the apocalyptic arc. The bomb goes off. Someone who was dead reappears.

Writer: Tim Kring
Director: Allan Arkush
Guest star: Zachary Quinto (Sylar), George Takei (Kaito Nakamura), Clea DuVall (Audrey Hanson), Elizabeth Lackey (Janice Parkman), James Kyson Lee (Ando Masahashi), Missy Peregrym (Candice Wilmer) , Richard Roundtree (Charles Deveaux), Adair Tishler (Molly Walker)

ref: http://www.tv.com/heroes/show/17552/episode.html

Norbit

That scientifically proves that you were trying to adjust my seat!



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Amazing French Beat Boxer

Looks like this is from an American Idol type show in France, one of the contestants is an amazing Beat Boxer. Listen him seamlessly go from Michael Jackson Billy Jean to Usher Ya! When does he breathe?



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Amazing Guitar Player

Andy Mckee Amazing Guitar Player

How To Shuffle Poker Chips

Alright, I got to admit Ive tried and failed at this until watching the video. This guy does a decent job demonstating how its done. Im up to 5 chip stacks now.



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Amazing Fiddle Player

Fiddle? Violin? I dont know for sure but the person who submitted this video called it a fiddle. This guy has some real talent, check out his renditions of Michael Jacksons Smooth Criminal and Owner of a Lonely Heart by Yes

Zeroes: A Heroes Parody

New heroes have been discovered in this very well produced parody of the show Heroes on NBC. Got to check this out.



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