Ya know, there was just something about this episode that didn't sit well with me. Sure it was a bit of a cliffhanger, but not the other cliffhangers we've seen before.
I'm also having a hard time believing that the Company is doing 'the right thing,' after everything they've done so far. It's almost like someone trying to convince me that the sky is green when I've known it's blue for 29 years.
This season has been so strong, and this was, to me, the weakest episode so far. I was hoping it would go out on a high note and that it would be done at the end of the season. I can't even see where they are going with this now.
I mean, the whole show was based on the fact that Michael loved his brother and felt indebted to him for so much that he went to prison and planned a breakout to save his life. Pitting Linc and Michael against each other now kind of cheapens the whole first season.
I don't know if I'm making sense, but I just didn't like this episode.
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I'm also having a hard time believing that the Company is doing 'the right thing,' after everything they've done so far. It's almost like someone trying to convince me that the sky is green when I've known it's blue for 29 years.
This season has been so strong, and this was, to me, the weakest episode so far. I was hoping it would go out on a high note and that it would be done at the end of the season. I can't even see where they are going with this now.
I mean, the whole show was based on the fact that Michael loved his brother and felt indebted to him for so much that he went to prison and planned a breakout to save his life. Pitting Linc and Michael against each other now kind of cheapens the whole first season.
I don't know if I'm making sense, but I just didn't like this episode.
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Hee!
Yeah, something was wierd about this episode. Can't really put my finger on it though. I have enjoyed season 4, but that seemed like a different show.
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