Kristin Malko

Abruzzi, Sucre and C-Note make a run for it on their own; Michael and Lincoln plan another breakout – this time to rescue a jailed LJ, whom Mahone targets in his quest to capture the escaped cons; Bellick and Warden Pope face a jury of their peers regarding the prison escape; Tweener hitches a ride with the college crowd; and T-Bag takes drastic measures to get the upper hand.

Bellick shacks up with Michael, Lincoln and Nika in hopes of discovering Westmoreland’s hidden $5 million; a family learns the dangers of hitchhiking when they pick up a stranded T-Bag; Abruzzi rejoins the family and is determined to get his revenge on Fibonnoci; Kellerman makes his move on Sara, who gets a phone call she has been waiting for; and Mahone finally gets his man.

Mahone takes a sudden interest in the “myth” of DB Cooper and receives a special delivery at FBI headquarters; Michael and Lincoln are determined to be the first to find the location of Westmoreland’s Double K ranch in Utah; T-Bag hopes his memory doesn’t fail him; C-Note has a bumpy train ride; Sucre races to Las Vegas to stop Maricruz’s wedding; Kellerman gets his foot in (Sara’s) door.

Lincoln is determined to reunite with LJ, who is suspicious of his good fortune in Arizona; Michael, C-Note, Sucre and T-Bag’s hunt for buried treasure finally pays off; Kellerman has a change of heart just as Sara is targeted by The Company; and Mahone forces Tweener to make a deadly choice.

In order to avoid having tea with an annoying childhood friend, Penny (Casey Wilson) makes up a series of detailed lies that quickly spin out of control. Meanwhile, Dave (Zachary Knighton) and Max (Adam Pally) struggle to convince their nosy landlord to fix their oven.