8.1/10

The last few episodes have been consistently around the same level, and while this one wasn’t the strongest in terms of the main plot, it was still enjoyable. The heist itself wasn’t as entertaining as the previous ones, but I liked the dynamic between Bellick and Sara working together in the ambulance.

I’m really glad Sucre is okay—that situation could’ve gone really bad. One thing I’m curious about is how the Company knew about the heist attempt so quickly. They were able to alert the General and get Wyatt on the scene almost instantly. Hopefully, that gets explained soon.

Speaking of Wyatt, the group capturing him is a huge step toward taking down the Company. He’s easily been the biggest threat of the season, and maybe even the entire show. That being said, I’m struggling to see how he’ll be of any use to Michael—he doesn’t seem like the type to break under pressure.

As for Roland… well, he’s dead. Damn. I actually felt a little bad for him—no one deserves death—but at the same time, I can’t say it was the most heartbreaking loss. He had his moments, but overall, he was pretty annoying. RIP, I guess.

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