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16. Famous Last Words

In the Season Four finale, Hill discovers where his true allegiances lie in Oz. Redding's plot to use the Colonel against Morales has an unexpected outcome. Beecher's agony about his parole hearing leads to a shocking season climax.

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In trying to get back at Supreme Allah and save Redding, Hill concocts a plan to rid Oz of Supreme Allah. Morales survives a hit on him. Cloutier is forced to resign as minister and loses the support of his followers. To try to gain their respect, he offers to help them in their work but ends up bricked behind a wall. Hughes tries to rally the inmates in Solitary to rise up but an attempt to kill Glynn costs Hughes his life. McManus and Murphy lose the final game to Vayhue and Busmalis and after failing to help White, he starts to wonder if he and Glynn are both capable of running Oz.

Schillinger learns of Beecher's parole and vows to stop him from going free, while Beecher dreams of what it would feel like to be free. With his parole denied and Schillinger happy about it, Said feels the spirit of Adebisi and takes down Schillinger and Robson. Connelly's plan of blowing up Em City is almost in effect until O'Reily has a change of heart. The bomb turns out to be a dud but Oz is rocked by an unrelated explosion.

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