I’ve just now finished watching the latest Prison Break episode, called “Bolshoi Booze.” I had to TiVo it Monday night and couldn’t get to it until today because I’ve been so busy with other things. Anyway, all I can say about this episode is… WOW!

It feels like so much happened in that hour, and of course we were left with an unbearable cliffhanger! I hope you’ve already seen the episode if you’re reading this, but just in case you haven’t, you better stop now because there are spoilers ahead.

***Spoiler Warning***

Ok, so deep down, I know that the writers won’t let Sara die. I mean, they can’t, can they??? In my mind, she’s as big a part of the show as Michael himself. After all, she’s the only thing that’s keeping him from going way over the edge at this point. At the same time, though, I have no idea how she’s going to get the best of Kellerman.

The only thing that’s giving me hope is that there were a couple of shots of Sara during the episode that showed A) she knew Kellerman was going to try to kill her; and B) she wasn’t going to just sit there and take it. Plus, Kellerman took his sweet time struggling with the order to kill her, so she may have had a chance to plan something. Otherwise, there’s no chance of someone walking in at the last minute to save her — like Sucre did for Michael.

Speaking of those guys, Linc, Michael, their father, and Sucre are all assembled at Bolshoi Booze waiting for a plane to pick them up and take them to Panama. Mahone is onto them and the coordinates of where they’re at, so it’s not exactly going to be smooth sailing. I’m sure Mahone will intercept them next week, and while he may not catch them, he’ll definitely make it so they can’t get on that plane. It doesn’t take a genius to figure that out!

The only other storyline we got last night was the continuing saga of the money. T-Bag left his hand tied to the radiator and made his escape without it. He was also smart enough to put a tracking device in the backpack containing the $5 million, so he knew exactly where to go to get it back from Geary. The only thing is, Bellick knows that Geary’s dead and will probably hear where the body was found (outside the hotel). He’ll go there looking for T-Bag. If T-Bag is still around, I hope they settle the score once and for all. I don’t like either of these characters, so losing them wouldn’t bother me at all.

Anyway, you can be sure that I’m tuning in on time next Monday night. I have to see what happens to Sara!!!

The latest episode of CSI was called “Post Mortem,” and I have to say that it was a very solid offering from writers Dustin Lee Abraham and David Rambo. The show opened with a depressing scene of an old woman smoking and drinking by herself as she carefully cut coupons out of sales circulars. That’s definitely not how I want to end up! Anyway, she soon ends up crashing through one of the windows of her home where she dies. We can’t see if she was pushed or what.

We go through the usual investigation of the crime scene, gathering of evidence, and interviewing of witnesses. Nothing out of the ordinary happened until the woman’s nephew drops by the police station with a package that he said someone left on his porch. It happens to contain a perfect miniature re-creation of the crime scene — the same kind of thing that Grissom and Sara found back in episode two of this season. It seems that there’s a serial killer on the loose.

While all this is going on, Greg is going through some kind of inquest to see if he should be held liable for the death of the young guy he ran over in the “Fannysmackin’” episode.

Like I said, I felt this was one of the better CSI episodes that viewers have been treated to in a while. I hope the writers keep it up!