The episode centers on the final showdown between and Jacob Anton Ness (Poseidon). Michael executes a complex plan to frame Jacob for the murder of Harlan Gaines, using a replica of the original crime scene and planting blood evidence retrieved earlier in the season.
While the reunion of the Scofield family was a long-awaited moment, some felt it "packed very little emotional punch" due to the breakneck pace of the final scenes. Community Perspectives [S5E9] Behind the Eyes
A common criticism was that the episode felt rushed, with many suggesting it should have been a 90-minute installment rather than 45 minutes. Many reviewers felt Whip’s death was "out of place" and "done solely for shock value," arguing it robbed T-Bag of his potential redemption arc. The episode centers on the final showdown between
Users on forums like Reddit shared mixed feelings about the ending of the revival. Community Perspectives A common criticism was that the
Critics praised Michael's "Game of Cat and Mouse," specifically the clever use of his hand tattoos to bypass facial recognition and the meticulous recreation of the crime scene. The satisfying downfall of Jacob was a major highlight for many viewers.