http://www.criticsrant.com/archive/2007/10/02/PRISON-BREAK----Call-Waiting.aspx So, last week Michael (Wentworth Miller) saved Whistler (Chris Vance) from being killed by every other man in the prison. You’d think these two would’ve made some sort of bond in the three days they’ve spent together. No such luck. They’re both curious and wary of one another because Michael doesn’t know what The Company could want with Whistler, and Whistler has no idea why Michael would even want to help him. Well, we know why Michael is willing to help. Because Sara and LJ (Marshall Allman). are being held hostage. And if you didn’t know it from the last two episodes, you would definitely know it from this one. I don’t think two minutes passed this whole episode without Michael mentioning how much he wanted to see, speak, or just daydream about Sara. In the course of one episode, Michael has gone from determined and scheming to whiny and forlorn all because of a proof of life picture Lincoln (Dominic Purcell) brings him. Yes, I understand that he’s in love with Sara. I understand that he hates being away from her and being helpless against saving her, but really, it’s very much out of character for Michael to become a whiner who just lurks in corners grasping her picture. And while I’m on my little tirade, can I just say that a new way to not show Sara’s face has got to be worked out. Sarah Wayne Callies has left the show this season because she’s a new mommy, and TV Guide reported that the producers were looking for creative ways to still have her character in the show. Well, seeing the back of Sara’s head as she and Michael talk on the phone isn’t exactly creative. They could’ve just had a graphic on the screen screaming “body double” if they wanted to be less obvious. en-US Critics Rant info@criticsrant.com Subtext Version 1.9.4.0 http://www.criticsrant.com/images/default_gravatar_bullhorn.png http://www.criticsrant.com/archive/2007/10/02/PRISON-BREAK----Call-Waiting.aspx 77 60