Hi Prison Breakers. I'm very sorry that I didn't have time to recap last week's show, especially since it turned out to be a doozy. Here's a brief rundown before I move on to this week's episode in detail: Last week on Prison Break, Sucre held up his fellow Fox Riverites and escaped with the $5 million, but then we found out that it was all an act; he and Michael were in cahoots to con C-Note and T-Bag out of their share of the booty. The joke was on Michael, though, because T-Bag pulled the old backpack switcheroo and escaped with the cash, while poor little Mikey and Sucre were left with a pile of useless National Anthropology magazines. T-Bag bought an old pickup truck and drove off to find a woman from his past - he seemed to have revenge on the brain. C-Note disappeared. Michael and Sucre went on the run together, and there was major drama when Sucre got trapped under a giant log in a river, and Michael had to pull some serious MacGyver tactics at great personal risk in order to save his buddy's life.

Meanwhile, the Evil Secret Service has one or two of the paper cranes, and they are working along a parallel track to try to decipher Mikey's message to Sara. Also, Mahone got called in by Internal Affairs because they kind of noticed that when he killed Tweener in the previous episode, it was the cold-blooded murder of an unarmed man. Mahone fed them a line about self-defense, but they didn't really go for it, and now he has to toe the line. Except that he can't, because in the biggest revelation of the episode - dun-dun-DUN! - we found out that Mahone is working with the Evil Secret Service. Well, not so much working with them as working for them: They have something on him, and Evil Agent Lance met with Mahone and reminded him of his orders: KILL THEM ALL. Yes, Mahone is under orders to kill all eight escapees. So now we know why he killed Tweener, and Abruzzi's death was no accident, either. Mahone told Evil Agent Lance that he's happy to kill Michael and Linc, but he doesn't understand why he has to kill the rest of them. Er, wait just a second. You want to kill Michael, who is completely nonviolent, but you have moral qualms about killing T-Bag? Whatever. Anywho, Agent Lance tells Mahone not to ask questions.