1x21 Go - Prison Break Episode Guide

Prison Break

- Episode 01x21

Episode: 01x21
Title: Go
Type: Regular Episode
Production Code: 1AKJ20
First Aired: May. 08, 2006

Season 1 » Episode #21 - Go

Summary: Dr. Sara questions if she should leave a light on and the door open for Michael, who must betray the Pope in order to carry out his escape plan. Veronica finds evidence that points her to Montana, but realizes that her closest ally may actually be her greatest enemy. Michael, Lincoln and the other inmates make a break for it, but after the alarm is sounded, find out who will make it over the wall, who will be left behind and who will leave the prison in a body bag.

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
David Apolskis	played by Lane Garrison
Charles 'Haywire' Patoshik	played by Silas Weir Mitchell
Manche Sanchez	played by Joe Nunez
Sklar	played by Andrew Rothenberg
Louis Patterson	played by Phillip Edward Van Lear

	Season 1 / Episode 21: - Go Michael Scofield: [with genuine remorse] I'm sorry, Henry.
	Season 1 / Episode 21: - Go Correctional Officer Rizzo Green: Whoa, whoa, whoa. Easy. I ain't a hero for 14 dollars an hour. You do what you will. Michael Scofield: Uncuff my brother. Correctional Officer Rizzo Green: You got it, boss. Correctional Officer Rizzo Green: [He has uncuffed Burrows] Pretend I ain't here, boss. Theodore 'T-Bag' Bagwell: Yeah. You and the radio. [He hits the C.O]

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MISTAKES/GOOFS

FACT: It would be impossible to get navy blue overalls bright white with a small bag of hydrogen peroxide, only soaking them for a short time, in a small amount of water. That kind of bleach job comes out looking like tie-dye.
CONT: SPOILER: Haywire follows the escaping G.I. and holds a guard's walkie talkie as a threat. However, as soon as his threat worked and he is "in" the group, he drops the walkie in the next shot. A second later he holds the walkie talkie in his hands again. Also, when dropping the walkie, the others could have jumped on him and do whatever they wanted to stop him again.
CONT: In the very last scene where the camera moves over the wall and reveals the route of escape to the guards, there is no evidence of the bars being pulled out on the infirmary window.
FAKE: After they escape, there are several shots of prisoners celebrating. In one shot, a cell door can be seen opening slightly when the inmate pulls on it.