Or we could all be wrong. Ironically, a rope makes the most sense and would be the easiest to explain how he got one while locked up (as opposed to a gun or drugs).
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I don't think he'll die from the rope.
But they have to stop Kellerman obviously.Comment
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I didn't even watch the previews, but great episode.Comment
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I dont think we seen the last of C-Note either. His story wont just end like that and only 4 episodes left!Favorite Teams:Milwaukee BrewersMilwaukee BucksGreen Bay PackersWisconsin BadgersCal St. FullertonFriends dont let other friends root for dookComment
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Great episode tonight. Ever since they've come back from break the episodes have been much better. I was on the edge of my seat tonight like I was in the 1st season. 4 episodes left stinks, but I think the conclusion to this season is going to be really good. The Kim/Michael showdown looks very, very interesting. I can't wait for that.MLB: Rays
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Is that four episodes left this season? Or four episodes left in the series?
I am really hoping they mean only four episodes remaining for this season. The show is too good, in my opinion, to end after only two seasons.Comment
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Very good episode.
The teasing was too much - argh, I want to hear the message.
Not to sound too happy about it, but they finally killed off C-Note. It was about time. I complained about his joining with Mahone in the last episode and suggested that they should kill C-Note off already. Happy to know that the writers were thinking on that on.
Seems like Kellerman is going to mess up Michael's plan to get the President to sign a pardon for Lincoln."It may well be that we spectators, who are not divinely gifted as athletes, are the only ones able to truly see, articulate and animate the experience of the gift we are denied. And that those who receive and act out the gift of athletic genius must, perforce, be blind and dumb about it -- and not because blindness and dumbness are the price of the gift, but because they are its essence." - David Foster Wallace
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