1x18 Bluff - Prison Break Episode Guide

Prison Break

- Episode 01x18

Episode: 01x18
Title: Bluff
Type: Regular Episode
Production Code: 1AKJ17
First Aired: Apr. 17, 2006

Season 1 » Episode #18 - Bluff

Summary: Transferred to the psych ward, Michael tries to clear Haywire's head and jog his memory of the missing piece of the blueprint tattoo; Bellick wants to auction off Michael's cell to the highest bidder; C-Note and T-Bag must team up in a high-stakes poker game, while Sucre's cousin Manche seems to hold all the cards.

Who appeared in this episode?

Brad Bellick	played by Wade Williams (II)
Charles Westmoreland	played by Muse Watson
Samantha Brinker	played by Michelle Forbes
Nick Savrinn	played by Frank Grillo
Charles 'Haywire' Patoshik	played by Silas Weir Mitchell
Corrections Officer Roy Geary	played by Matt DeCaro
Manche Sanchez	played by Joe Nunez
Trumpets	played by Anthony Fleming
Jesus	played by Jos� Antonio Garc�a (VI)

	Season 1 / Episode 18: - Bluff Michael Scofield: Haywire, do I look even vaguely familiar to you? Charles "Haywire" Patoshik: [pauses] Are you the guy who stole my toothpaste?
	Season 1 / Episode 18: - Bluff Theodore "T-Bag" Bagwell: [upon learning that Manche is now included in the escape] What are we, the A-Train? Everyone gets to ride with us?

[More Quotes]

MISTAKES/GOOFS

CONT: When T-bag and C-note plays poker, a card is unintentionally flipped up so you can see what it is. T-bag is then forced to deal a new card. That card is the Ace of spades. But in the next shot, where C-note picks it up, it is the two of diamonds.
CONT: Michael Scofield is locked inside the SHU. He starts hitting the wall in order to get locked inside psych ward. His hand is all bloody but in the next episode it shows no injury at all.
BOOM: After Geary is fired and is walking out of the jail, he stops and talks to Bellick. At the bottom of the screen you can see something round and white, but neither Geary nor Bellick are carrying or wearing anything white. This is the blimp of a boom mic. A blimp was used to cut down on wind noise because they were outside.