The Best Episodes Written By Nick Santora

The numerous complications of a previous game make the stakes higher than ever for Miles to deliver an exceptional hunt to the Tiro Fund and their clients. He searches for the perfect prey to whet the appetites of clients.

Having sworn to protect his sister after the death of their parents, Victor makes a last-ditch effort to get out from under the mob debt, but fails. Between Miles' offer and the mobster's threats, Victor is stuck between two life-or-death situations.

The game is on, Victor is in the midst of millions of New Yorkers, and any of them could be hunters; it could be a passenger on the subway or the hot dog vendor on the corner. Victor won't know for sure until they go in for the kill.

Victor's rash actions come back to haunt him, and now he must avoid the NYPD along with the hunters looking to kill him. The rules of the hunt are beautifully simple, yet brutally strict, get arrested during the hunt, and the hunt never ends.

Miles is in the hot seat when the Tiro Fund Board gets word of Victor's impending arrest. Meanwhile, Victor is in an even hotter seat across town, after the first hour of the game ends and the hunters are all given his exact location.

Cornered and desperate, Victor is forced to relive his childhood trauma if he has any hope of surviving the hunt. Meanwhile, Josie and Mr. Dupree's attempts to help are inadvertently putting Victor in even more danger.

Victor ditches the protection of crowds for isolation at the city's fringes. Trouble is, he's not alone for long. As the cops and hunters encircle him, Victor is on the verge of becoming a permanent player in the game.

Following Victor's arrest, both he and Miles are on the edge of a razor. The integrity of the hunt is spiraling out of control, and Miles presents Victor a game-changing offer with the help of a new player to uphold the spirit of the game.

Victor is in the most intense fight for his life yet with new games and old faces, but the surprises keep on coming as the hunt takes a shocking turn, and Victor learns the truth about his chance meeting with Miles and the Tiro Fund.

With his injuries increasing, Victor's hometown knowledge of New York becomes his best defense, and his only chance for survival. Josie gets the jump on Victor's location and rushes to find him, unknowingly placing herself at risk as in the process.

As the hunt careens to a close, Victor just might win the game, but with Josie's unexpected arrival, he just might lose everything he loves. Meanwhile, Miles fears his off-book plays have put him squarely in the crosshairs of the Tiro Fund Board.

As the hunters close in on Victor and Josie, their chances of leaving the game alive dwindle with each passing moment. Miles feels the pressure as well when the Chairwoman of the Tiro Fund Board forces him to make an impossible choice.

Wyatt gets a taste of his own medicine, and Mahone finds some resolution. T-Bag scrambles when the police investigate his missing co-worker while Gretchen gets cozy with a Company man. Meanwhile, Michael’s condition continues to worsen, and a team member makes the ultimate sacrifice while planning the underground break-in for Scylla.

Scorpion, torn apart and uncertain about their future as a team, must come together for their most important mission yet – to save Walter’s life as his car teeters on the side of a cliff.

Michael creates a lockdown by sabotaging the air conditioning in order to execute his breakout plan properly, and unintentionally causes a riot that gets Sara into huge trouble. Meanwhile, an ex-con is blackmailed into seeing to that Lincoln is killed.

T-Bag digs deep and finds his 'nice-side' with the help of a psychiatrist. Michael, Lincoln, and Sara get their hands on evidence needed to bring down The Company, while Kellerman is close to finding the President.

An American diplomat is killed while being used as a pawn in a dangerous drug ring, and the team must work together to bring them down. Also, Jubal and OA try to help friends from their past fight off their inner demons.

Michael is forced to give up Fibonacci's location to Philly Falzone, and Kellerman and Hale get a little unwanted help to track down LJ who has gone missing. Veronica and Nick uncover evidence against the man Lincoln was convicted of murdering.

In an effort to recreate the missing piece of the tattoo, Michael gets transferred to the psych ward, seeking the help of Haywire. T-Bag and C-Note have to join forces.

Bellick gets a taste of the medicine he gave out when he was the Captain and Agent Mahone's ex-wife makes another appearance.

C-Note gets into a tricky situation when a robber holds up the diner he is in and demands everyone go into the storage room until the police arrive. Michael, Lincoln and Kellerman get closer to revealing the conspiracy with the help of Sara. Mahone finds a new ally in Bellick.

Michael, Whistler, and Mahone make their break from Sona. But Mahone seems like the odd man out along the way.

As Lincoln is about to be executed, he briefly sees his father in the viewing room. A phone call from judge Kessler delays the execution. After reviewing the newly surfaced evidence, the judge orders the exhumation of Steadman's body. Michael creates a new, more dangerous, break-out plan, involving going through the prison yard. An accident puts Michael's new plan in danger.

Bellick, now teamed up with Michael, Lincoln and Nika, sets out to find the money stolen by Westmoreland during the 1971 skyjacking. Kellerman targets Sara, who receives a long-awaited phone call. T-Bag gets a ride from an unsuspecting family. Abruzzi resumes the search for Fibonacci to settle the scores once and for all.

With Mahone on their trail, Michael, Lincoln, their father, and Sucre make a run for the getaway plane. Michael's reunion with his father sheds light on his difficult childhood.The women in Bellick and Kellerman's lives coerce their men to confess their sins.A medical emergency forces C-Note to risk it all.