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Great interview with Amaury Nolasco from TVGuide. Talks about a future death and more! When last we saw Prison Break's Sucre, he was a man on a mission, having liberated his pal's motorcycle for a high-speed jaunt to Vegas, where longtime honey is about to wed his rival. Will the outcome of this endeavor turn Sucre sour? TVGuide.com spoke with his portrayer, Amaury Nolasco, about the dark days ahead. Plus, which of the Fox River 8 will die next? TVGuide.com: Now, when I spoke to Lane [Garrison, Tweener], he told me that you were among those most surprised by the Dallas heat. Amaury Nolasco: [Laughs] What's funny is that I'm from Puerto Rico, so when they told me, "Careful with that Texas heat," I said, "Pfft, how bad can it get?" It's cooling down now to the weather I'm used to — low '90s, upper '80s — but for the first few months it was 110, 115 [degrees].... I was like, "What the f--k?!" TVGuide.com: A little bit different from Chicago [where Season 1 was filmed]. Nolasco: A little bit, yeah. And the thing is, I had just finished the Transformers movie in New Mexico, and there it was 110, 113. Imagine being in camouflage gear and boots with 40 pounds of guns and ammunition, and you're walking down these sand dunes.... When I came to Dallas I was like, "OK, it's going to be different," but the only difference is that I wasn’t in the camouflage! TVGuide.com: In the last episode, Abruzzi got killed off. Who's next? Nolasco: Yeah, he was first to go. Let's see.... There's another death coming up, but I can't tell you who it is. It's coming soon, but not [this week]. TVGuide.com: What has the set been missing with Peter Stormare (Abruzzi) gone? Nolasco: I love Peter. He's such an amazing actor, and I learned so much from him. My teacher always told me, "Learn from the best, steal it, and make it your own." He's definitely going to be missed, but we're moving along. It is what it is. Everybody is expendable in this thing. TVGuide.com: As we speak, Sucre is en route to Vegas to stop Mari Cruz's wedding.... Nolasco: Yep, yep... [This week's] episode is a great episode for me. You'll see the obstacles I've got to go through to stop the wedding. The outcome will turn Sucre into not the sweet guy we've seen for the past 20-something episodes. He's passionate, he's Latin, so he's got that rage that will come out. We'll see a little bit of his dark side. TVGuide.com: I was going to say, if Mari Cruz puts up a fight, will Sucre abduct her? Nolasco: [Laughs] You'll see, you'll see.... It actually carries into the next few episodes. Right now we're on Episode 8, and it’s still a dark Sucre. As an actor I'm loving it because it's completely different. It's a challenge to change what the audience is accustomed to seeing from me. TVGuide.com: I suppose an alternative to abduction is that he storms away resolved to get his hands on the Utah money so he can use it to gain some power and get her back. Nolasco: That could be an option, yeah. I would love to tell you, but what's the point? Who wants to know the ending of a book? It's interesting, though, how everybody has their theories. Some of them are not even close, but they're good. TVGuide.com: Out of all the gang, your look hasn’t really changed "on the outside." Nolasco: No, it hasn’t. It will change, you'll see, but not much. TVGuide.com: After all, what, is everyone going to grow a beard? You'd look like ZZ Top. Nolasco: Exactly. Not only that, but keep in mind, it's only been two or three days, or something like that. TVGuide.com: At least you didn’t get stuck with a dopey baseball cap, like Wentworth [Miller] did. Nolasco: I think that was a choice. [Laughs] I'm shedding, though. I was wearing a coat, but because it’s too f--king hot, it's gone. TVGuide.com: I'm sure the female viewers won't mind you boys shedding some clothing. Nolasco: It's funny because the first year most of us didn’t get to actually shoot outside [the Joliet prison yard], so we never had that interaction with the fans. Now [in Dallas], they're waiting outside for us! They're always wanting to get a glimpse at any one of us. TVGuide.com: How else has your life changed since Prison Break broke out as a hit? Nolasco: Very much. Be careful what you wish for. I see how your private life doesn’t belong to you anymore. I go out and there are days you just want to chill and go unnoticed, and somebody will always recognize you. I'll be wearing a hat and shades, and people still recognize me. You get all these perks when people recognize you — they’ll let you in[to a club], skipping a line, and they’ll offer you stuff — but there are also times you just want to spend some quiet time with a special someone. I knew what I was getting into, though, so it's all good. I'm not complaining. I thank God every day. Being on not just a show but a hit show? That’s like hitting the lottery. TVGuide.com: You mentioned the Transformers movie. What exactly are you doing in that? Nolasco: There are four special-ops officers — me, Josh Duhamel (Las Vegas), Tyrese [Gibson] and Zach Ward — and we go after the Septicons. It becomes a whole pursuit, with us trying to save the world. It's a great cast. TVGuide.com: Did Fergie come visit Josh on the set? Nolasco: Not while we were there, no. I know they see each other, but she just had a really hectic tour schedule. That’s a great couple right there. TVGuide.com: I first met Josh seven years ago, and he's a great guy. Nolasco: He's awesome. Let me tell you, he is the perfect example of a guy who could be as cocky as he wants, but isn’t. Motherf--ker is ugly as hell — I think he got dropped as a kid — and he's on top of the world, but he couldn't be more humble. I cannot explain to you how f--king cool this guy is. And he's got a beautiful girlfriend! We bonded, every scene we have is together. TVGuide.com: Hey, maybe while Sucre is in Vegas, he could stop by the Montecito and say hi? Nolasco: [Laughs] I don’t think NBC and Fox would like to do that. But it would be great! Also, Rescue Me's Sheila (Callie Thorne) will be joining the show in episode 9 as Mahone's estranged wife.

Happy Birthday MiRi!

You have got some skills Dodge!

No thanks. I don't want to spend $250 bucks to play Mario Cart and Donkey Kong on a TV remote. Yeah, that's the same thing people were saying when Atari's joystick came out.

You can now watch Ray Liotta, Virginia Madsen, Amy Smart, Franky G, Simon Baker, and Dina from 24(Behrooooooooooooooz!) online on Google Video a few days early. Season premiere Tuesday September 19. http://video.google.com/videoplay?docid=47...q=type%3Atvshow

Go to iTunes: Edit -> Preferences -> Playback Makes sure the sliders are in the middle. oh alright, that did the trick....thanks idk how they shifted though? :mischief2 You did say you were gone for an hour, no?

That is just priceless. Admin should have his own theme music. When he walks, que the darth vader theme music.

I didnt watch last night, but how did they define the hispanic team since that is not a race? Neither is Asian. However when you think Asian you automatically think of people from japan, china, korea, etc.. where there are similarities. Hispanic/Latino/whatever can be made up of anyone (white, black, etc..) Did they just grab four similar looking people for the hispanic team? How about you just watch the episode? It's streaming online on CBS.com

Cao Boi said he fought in 'nam. He has to be around 60... but then again, he was our enemy so it very well could be that he was a 5 to 10 year old soldier.

It was a $300 upgrade. Thats the only thing Im sure of. *maybe it was $300 to get the 1GB*.....Im on a Dell right now downstairs. I use the Mac almost strictly for my recording studio/Itunes Library. I'm illiterate when it comes to itunes. I tried to transfer music from my pc desktopto my iTunes library in my Macbook and somehow I got my sister's library on my iTunes (she uses a different comp too :o :o :o ). *insert JonDigital recommendations here*

Funny you should post this now -- it just finished downloading on my computer (my Mac does that automatically). Haven't opened it yet, but it looks pretty sweet from those pics. Oh, yeah... Jobs is the man. My Mac does the same thing too! This news is a little old for us mac users (but then again, we are always ahead of the rest :mischief ). My Powerbook purchase a couple of years ago was one of my best purchases ever. I'm enjoying my MacBook so far :thumbup Did you at one point have a Powerbook and then sell it? If so what did you get for it? I have a 15" Powerbook with 2GB. I'm a new Mac User so I'm not familiar with the older models. Did you add 2GB later on? 2GB seems like a lot two years ago (today its more understandable). I can not wait until they release Leopard!

I want a Mac so bad. Everytime I'm back home and go to the Mac store I feel dead inside when I have to leave empty handed. That store is like a damn candy store to me. http://store.apple.com/1-800-MY-APPLE/WebO...6fC6RpjY/2.?p=0 *dies* Save your money and just get MacBook. There's really not much of a difference (lighted keyboard, wider screen, and graphic type programs).

Funny you should post this now -- it just finished downloading on my computer (my Mac does that automatically). Haven't opened it yet, but it looks pretty sweet from those pics. Oh, yeah... Jobs is the man. My Mac does the same thing too! This news is a little old for us mac users (but then again, we are always ahead of the rest :mischief ). My Powerbook purchase a couple of years ago was one of my best purchases ever. I'm enjoying my MacBook so far :thumbup

Let's hope he doesn't pull a Fidel.

Well first you get the lazy black guy who needs a break in the middle of everything. Hispanics win the boating portion of the challenge. The asians win the puzzle part of the challenge. Black men completely negate black women and the black women are okay with it (which Probst had to point out) and of course they send whitey right to exile island. And then instead of being smart the black men instead of telling the other two women to vote out the "floater" they conspire to vote off the lightest black person on the team and fail in the process. This show is hilarious. I think they should have done different nationalities, that would be cool. Or take the best American survivor team against one from other countries. I am sure they have to do the show in other countries, like they do with big brother. Is this your first time watching Survivor? The times they have said Survivor is "a social experiment" is uncountable. In no way is this anything new.

Funny you should post this now -- it just finished downloading on my computer (my Mac does that automatically). Haven't opened it yet, but it looks pretty sweet from those pics. Oh, yeah... Jobs is the man. My Mac does the same thing too! This news is a little old for us mac users (but then again, we are always ahead of the rest :mischief ).

Only took 1 episode to fulfill a nice amount of stereotypes. WTG CBS. We were watching two different shows then. I thought they handled it almost perfectly.

That's where I have a problem with the format. People will be rooting for the white team or the hispanic/black/asian team. Yes, I do have favorites but I'm not going to be rooting for a team, that's just wrong imo. I enjoy it for what it is and let's leave it at that.

The Kermit gag was hilarious. imo, the star trek guy cameo were the funniest parts.

After watching a video like this, how can you really believe it was a missile that hit the pentagon http://littlegreenfootballs.com/weblog/?en...lation&only Yeah, you showed them (2 years later)!! Intresting animation, very well done.

It was the best episode by far on FOX (on the night).

Great seats, pictures, game! It was great everything last night

You put too much thought in determining emoticons. :o

Abruzzi is not Russian and it was pretty obvious last episode :lol Good Episode though

Minaya is definately going to have to spend a boatload of money on pitching this winter.