Sleight of Hand (Prison Break episode)
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Prison Break episode | |
Episode no. | Season 1 Episode 10 |
Written by | Nick Santora |
Directed by | Dwight H. Little |
Production no. | 1AKJ09 |
Original airdate | November 7, 2005 |
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List of Prison Break episodes |
"Sleight of Hand" is the tenth episode of television series Prison Break, written by Nick Santora and directed by Dwight H. Little. It was first aired in November 7, 2005. The episode introduces a new recurring character, Nika Volek, who also appears in the following episode. A secondary plot is featured in "Sleight of Hand" concerning the character Otto Fibonacci, played by Roderick Peeples, who only appears once in the series.
[edit] Summary
After John Abruzzi loses his power to control the prison industries (PI) when Philly Falzone ceases to pay Captain Brad Bellick, Michael Scofield and the other escape team inmates watch helplessly as PI is taken over. Abruzzi tells Michael the only way out is to tell his gang he still has control - and that means giving up Otto Fibonacci to them. Michael doesn't want to give up an innocent man's life, but ultimately hatches a plan with Abruzzi. Abruzzi's mob gang visits him in prison, then demands to know how Michael figured out the location. Michael explains that he did his homework - before they go into witness protection, they are in the custody of a local sheriff. Only one was out of town during Fibonacci's custody, and he made a lot of calls to his wife, which Michael intercepted.
Abruzzi's gang goes after Fibonacci, who they believe is in Canada. However, the RCMP cracks them before the assault. Fibonacci picks up a copy of a Kansas newspaper in the meantime. Abruzzi confronts Michael, asking him how he feels. Both men are pleased with the results, but soon fall mysteriously ill.
During a scene in the C.O. break room, Michael, Lincoln, Abruzzi and Sucre reveals where they want to go after they have escaped. Abruzzi says Sardinia, Sucre says he wishes to get back to Maricruz, and Michael quietly says to Lincoln that together they will go to Darien Gap, Panama to live and perhaps run a scuba shop.
Meanwhile C-Note has noticed the disposition of cement from the break team. He offers the new head of P.I. $150 a month to work with them. It is accepted. C-Note then uses his brains to figure out the escape plan. Once he finds the loose cement in the shack, he knows of the escape plan.
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- Recurring actors Frank Grillo and Michael Gaston were both regulars on the short-lived series Blind Justice, which was co-created by Prison Break writer Matt Olmstead.
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Production: | Season 1 | Season 2 | Broadcasters | DVD releases | Mobisodes |
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Miscellaneous: | The Company | Fox River State Penitentiary | Tattoo |
Tie-in websites: | Europeangoldfinch.net | Reynolds-Again.com |
Characters: | List of Prison Break characters | List of Prison Break minor characters |