PRISON BREAK TV Show

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Fernando Sucre: [Michael is entering with Haywire still staring at him. Haywire is drawing a pattern on his notepad. Sucre rushes over to Michael] I want back in.
Michael Scofield: Too late.
Fernando Sucre: [Desperate] I’ll do anything you need. You see these hands? They’re diggin machines. You wanna go to China? I’ll get you to China, Fish. I’ll dig like a psychotic rodent if I have to, Fish.
[He gets in front of Michael and physically stops him]

Fernando Sucre: I gotta be back in.
Michael Scofield: As of right now, there is no in.
[He looks over a Haywire, who is still frantically drawing]
Michael Scofield: Van Gogh over there is my new cellmate.
Fernando Sucre: [Barely giving him a glance] But you’re going to do something about it, right? You’re going to get rid of him?
Michael Scofield: [Evenly] I’ll do what’s necessary.
Fernando Sucre: [Smiles and laughs, tightly hugging Michael] You my boy.
[Michael smiles too]
Fernando Sucre: So how’re you gonna do it anyway?
Michael Scofield: Let’s just put is this way. Someone’s gonna get hurt.

Fernando Sucre: Hey, Petey, uh, it’s me. Listen, I’ve got something to tell you.
Petey Cordero: Yeah, well I was wondering when you were gonna call.
Fernando Sucre: Yeah, a lot has come down since we last talked, and uh…
Petey Cordero: Yeah, I know, I heard. You ruined it!
Fernando Sucre: Yeah… Uh… You heard already?
Petey Cordero: Well brother, everybody’s heard, man, and let me tell you something man, Hector is pissed!
Fernando Sucre: What does Hector have to do with it?
Petey Cordero: It WAS his wedding. Wait, man. What are you talking about?
Fernando Sucre: Your bike! What are YOU talking about?
Petey Cordero: The wedding!
Fernando Sucre: What about the wedding?
Petey Cordero: Well, you know the part where you say “I do”? Maricruz said “I don’t”.
Fernando Sucre: She did?
Petey Cordero: Left homeboy standing at the altar holding his spam in his hands, if you know what I’m saying. Hey, what were you telling me about my bike?
[Sucre hangs up]

Mexican in Bus: You running away from something?
Fernando Sucre: Toward something.

Mexican in Bus: Why’s it so important for you to get to Ixtapa? What’s there?
Fernando Sucre: Everything in my life.
Mexican in Bus: A woman.
Fernando Sucre: [laughs] The woman.

Theodore “T-Bag” Bagwell: Hey, Sucre. I got a question about you and the rest of the Mexicans.
Fernando Sucre: I don’t think I’ll be able to help, seeing as I’m Puerto Rican.
Theodore “T-Bag” Bagwell: Geographical semantics, amigo. I’m speaking about the general Latino population. How is it that a people so historically lazy ended up being such a big part of the nation’s workforce?
Fernando Sucre: The way I see things, it’s everyone else that’s lazy. Otherwise, there wouldn’t be any jobs for the immigrants. The ones sitting at home, collecting unemployment, the lazy ones? It’s not us.
Theodore “T-Bag” Bagwell: You gonna let him talk about your people like that?
C-Note: Yeah, yeah. Whatever, Deliverance.
C-Note: [to T-Bag] You know what? We may be a team in here. But just so that you know: the minute we get over that wall, it’s every man for himself… or sooner.

Fernando Sucre: I got a question for you fish. What if we do all this work and the pipe is ten feet that way?
Michael Scofield: It won’t be.
Fernando Sucre: You got X-ray vision?
Michael Scofield: I calculated the drill point coordinates, hid them in my tattoo, and then projected them back onto the wall. Everything’s been worked out so the image hits the right spot. It’s just math.
Fernando Sucre: What if your math is wrong?
Michael Scofield: You’ll drill one of a dozen gas lines behind the wall. There’ll be an explosion and we’ll be burned alive.
Fernando Sucre: But your good at math, right?

Fernando Sucre: What did you do to them? Where are they? Maricruz!
Captain Brad Bellick: Hey, hey, hey, hey, keep your cap on. They’re out picking apples for the Snuffleupagus.
Fernando Sucre: If you ever…
Captain Brad Bellick: Calm down! They’re going to walk back in here any minute which means trouble. Now, unless you want to see me try out the new T-20Z on your bella muchacha, Mari-poon, I think you’d better come with me.

Michael Scofield: What are you doing?
Fernando Sucre: What’s it look like I’m doing? I’m rolling it up.
Michael Scofield: You can’t do this!
Fernando Sucre: I’m done playin’ your reindeer games, fish. I’m gonna transfer to a nice, quiet cell with a normal cellie. One that doesn’t screw my entire life up.

Benjamin Miles ‘C-Note’ Franklin: We need to go east, my family’s back in Chicago!
John Abruzzi: Think the cops don’t know about it? You think they’re not just sitting there waiting for you to come running back home? What’s the matter with you?
Fernando Sucre: What about New York?
John Abruzzi: What about it?
Fernando Sucre: My girl’s pregnant, bro!
John Abruzzi: Understand your love is your weakness right now, and they know about it.
Michael Scofield: Doesn’t mean it has to stop you. Just gotta be smart about it.

Fernando Sucre: Look Michael, I understand if you have to keep going, you know?
Michael Scofield: Just shut up. I’m not going anywhere.
Fernando Sucre: Look, just think about it.
Michael Scofield: You know, if I leave, you drown.
Fernando Sucre: No, I know, but just…
Michael Scofield: The water level’s getting higher, Sucre. How many seconds can you hold your breath, 45? 60? That’s how long you’ve got to live if I take off.
Fernando Sucre: How long have you got if you stay? How long ’til the dogs lead the cops to you?
Michael Scofield: What you’re suggesting is not an option.
Fernando Sucre: I ain’t tryin’ to be a hero or nothin’. We both know there’s only two things that can happen now. Leave me here, or we both get caught.