- MICHAEL:
- John?
- Three days. That's the soonest
- I could get us
- into the Guards' Room for PI.
- You think you'll have
- the extra suits by then?
- Probably. They should
- be here tomorrow.
- Good, so we're good to go.
- All we got left is figuring out
- how to get through
- that door in the infirmary.
- And how to get Linc
- out of that box.
- And you can do
- that in three days?
- Three days should
- be plenty of time.
- We got to get out of here.
- Now.
- ow
- how he found it.
- He just did.
- SUCRE:
- The hole's just sitting there?
- I covered it the best I
- could, but it's just
- a matter of time before someone
- discovers
- Bellick's missing.
- What do you mean
- Bellick's missing?
- SUCRE:
- Okay, okay, okay.
- Fox River is a big place.
- Maybe they won't
- notice for a while.
- Nothing happens around here
- without Bellick's say-so.
- Somebody is gonna notice
- that he's missing.
- And when they do, they're gonna
- close this place down
- until they find him.
- What are we going to do?
- As soon as it gets dark...
- we go.
- SUCRE:
- Tonight?
- Pretty, we ain't ready
- to escape tonight.
- Escape already started.
- It started the minute
- Bellick found that hole.
- It's gonna end the minute they
- figure out that he's missing.
- Then stay!
- I'll be sure to read
- the papers in the morning.
- See how many years you got
- when they realized
- which crew was working
- in that room
- and dug that hole.
- So what's the play, man?
- You think you can have the plane
- ready by tonight?
- Sure.
- You had kitchen
- duty, right?
- Yeah.
- What'd you use
- to scrub down the floors?
- I think it was some peroxide
- or something like that.
- That'll work. Get as
- much as you can.
- I'll work on getting us
- that key to the infirmary.
- The rest of you find
- whatever you can
- to get rid
- of the scent
- in your cells.
- None of this matters, if we
- can't get in the guards' room.
- We're gonna leave after dinner,
- during tier time
- when the gates are open.
- 7:00, one by one,
- through my cell.
- Whoa,
- whoa, whoa,
- whoa, whoa.
- Now, we were supposed
- to go through
- the guards' room.
- That was going to give us
- a head start hours before
- they even found out
- we were missing.
- T-BAG:
- We leave through your cell,
- we ain't got no lead time.
- 7:00. Count's
- at 8:00, that's...
- 60 minutes.
- 60 minutes to get over that wall
- and as far away
- from here as possible.
- They'll be right on our asses.
- PATTERSON:
- Quit your talkin'
- and start your walkin'.
- Ladies, yard time is over!
- They already are.
- Let's go, let's go.
- SUCRE:
- You know, there's one thing
- we didn't talk about
- out there-- your brother.
- I mean, he's under
- 24-hour surveillance.
- I'm just saying, if you
- can't get to him by tonight,
- we still have to go,
- you know that, right?
( buzzer )
- Hey, boss.
- What do you want?
- My brother's in Gen Pop.
- He's got no clue
- I was in an accident.
- So?
- Well, is there any way
- I can get a message to him?
- Yeah.
- Put it in your will.
- And you're sure
- all those dots connect?
- Okay.
- Thank you.
- Who was that?
- A friend of mine
- at the title company, handled
- a lot of my firm's business.
- She dug up an address for that
- phone number in Blackfoot.
- Where is it?
- It's not the where that's
- interesting, it's the how.
- It turns out our little
- place in Montana
- was purchased for $2 million
- by an offshore
- holding corporation.
- That's pretty standard
- for a transaction
- that size, though, right?