Prison Break

By ndubey About killing Scofield: Even I miss Prison break so much and also know that there is no probability to start it again after killing Scofield. He has suffered so much from beginning still I actually agree with the decision to kill Michael now I think it is going with story, fitting superbly. Al...

By Rachel Cericola That won't be one of them. That's right; Linc isn't saying goodbye just yet. He still has more brooding to do. He also has to meet up with Michael and figure out all of this silly Scylla business. Did you enjoy tonight's episode? Feel free to talk amongst yourselves, but a lengthier review is comi...

Robert Knepper (T-Bag) reminisces about his time on Prison Break, his character, the way the show ended and his fond memories of the show. Were you happy with the way the show ended? "We talked about so many different possibilities, but I thought the show was a whole as a great book-end. We a...

You're a kid, Michael!" Lincoln always told him, but that leniency simply wasn't in Michael's nature. Michael was there, inside the prison, working some scheme to get Lincoln out that still didn't add up, no matter how you sliced it. But Michael believed in it, and Lincoln was losing the ene...

x-x-x-x-x For awhile those worst fears were actually realized, first with Lincoln in Fox River as an accessory to burglary, followed later by those dark, terrible years when Lincoln waited on Death Row and Michael was helpless to stop it.

By podcast@mail2tv.com (RikerDonegal) Cool. Prison Break: The Final Break. "Free" Michael puts his final plan into action. Prison Break leaves the air with an episode as good as any that it produced. The elements of a great PB episode are in place: Michael is cool, Michael and Alex are a united team with a strong bond/mutual trust and the storytelling cleverly misdirects us: We assume things that are not true and the episode uses that against us. Alex gets lots of great screentime in this one, as do Gretchen and T-Bag. This is a fan-pleasing episode. And a good way to end the story. Highlight? Prison Break (as good as any episode that came before it) Yet Another TV Review Podcast Yet Another TV Review Book Yet Another Film Review Blog Follow Me on Twitter One Year Ago   [read the full post]

By podcast@mail2tv.com (RikerDonegal) 30 Rock. Season 3, Episode 21. "Mama Mia" Liz competes with Jenna, while Jack meets his dad. Dexter. Season 3, Episode 10. "Go Your Own Way" Dexter and Miguel have a battle of wits, as each tries to get the upper hand. That aside, this was a special and wonderful episode of FNL. Prison Break: The Final Break. "The Old Ball and Chain" Sara goes to prison. Wow. If this is what they had planned for Season Five then we were in for a great ride, had it gone ahead. This hour of TV is one of the best that Prison Break has offered. The show finds clever ways to include established characters (like Krantz, T-Bag and Gretchen), introduces several great new characters (Daddy, Wheatley and Simms) and - with the new prison - creates a fascinating new milieu.   [read the full post]

The actual final ever Prison Break. The “TV movie” picks up shortly after Michael and co. get exonerated.  Michael and Sara get married in a very simple ceremony on the beach.  While celebrating Sara is arrested for the murder of Christina and is sent to a women’s prison.  She is looking at life in jail so Michael decides to do what he loves most and break Sara out of prison. Quote of the episode: Michael “We’re free now…finally.  We’re free.” The actual final ever Prison Break. Remember this will be a SPOILER review. You might be saying to yourself, why am I reviewing new Prison Break when the show has officially ended?  Well if you’ve seen the PB finale, you’ll know at the end it flashforwards four years and we find out Michael is dead.  This special [...]   [read the full post]

By podcast@mail2tv.com (RikerDonegal) 07.00 The Big Bang Theory 07.30 Prison Break 08.30 Prison Break 02.00 Parks And Recreation 02.30 The Famous Five The Big Bang Theory. Season 2, Episode 15. "The Maternal Capacitance" Leonard's mother comes to visit. Prison Break. Season 4, Episode 21. "Rate of Exchange" Michael & Alex try to figure out a way to outwit both Christina and The General. Prison Break. Season 4, Episode 22. "Killing Your Number" The end of the story. The final episode of Prison Break is one of the best. It has action, twists, great characters and acting. Plus, being the last episode, it has the final fate of many regular characters. Some get a happy ending. Some don't. Parks And Recreation. Episode 6. "Rock Show" Andy's band plays.   [read the full post]

By podcast@mail2tv.com (RikerDonegal) 09.00 House 11.30 Prison Break 12.30 The Office House. Season 5, Episode 19. "Locked In" We get to see things from a patient's point of view. Prison Break. Season 4, Episode 20. "Cowboys and Indians" Linc and Michael are trapped in the hotel (following the assassination) and must find a way to escape. Superb. One of the very best episodes of the show and - in my mind - a microcosm of/tribute to the entire first season of the show. Linc has been framed for a murder and Michael goes in to get him out and they are trapped together and must break out. That's the first season in a nutshell and they did it here in one episode. And I loved it. The Office. Season 5, Episode 25. "Cafe Disco" Michael turn his old office into... Cafe Disco!   [read the full post]

By podcast@mail2tv.com (RikerDonegal) 02.30 In Plain Sight 07.00 Scrubs 07.30 Dexter 08.30 Friday Night Lights 09.30 Prison Break 10.30 The Office Dexter. Season 3, Episode 9. "About Last Night" Dexter realises that Miguel murdered Ellen Wolf, and - worse - has been playing him like a fool from the very start... Prison Break. Season 4, Episode 18. "Versus" Linc blindly chases Scylla into a diabolical trap, while Michael captures Christine (except it turns out that she planned/allowed for all of this). The Office. Season 5, Episode 24. "Casual Friday" Michael has to fire either Pam or Ryan, while Toby deals with several inappropriate outfits on Casual Friday.   [read the full post]

By podcast@mail2tv.com (RikerDonegal) 09.00 Scrubs 09.30 Dexter 10.30 Friday Night Lights 11.30 Prison Break Scrubs. Season 7, Episode 10. "My Dumb Luck" Kelso sits on a bench outside the hospital and thinks back on all the (bad) times inside. Dexter. Season 3, Episode 8. "The Damage a Man Can Do" Dexter guides Miguel through his first kill. But not his second... Friday Night Lights. Season 3, Episode 8. "New York, New York" Tim and Jason hit New York, as Jason tries to make his dream come true. Matt finds that Julie is a great asset in his attempts to get through to Coach Taylor. Prison Break. Season 4, Episode 17. "The Mother Lode" Michael and Linc go head to head, after Alec does some cool stuff.   [read the full post]

By Geeky Talk The Scofield family is in pieces, three in fact.  We’ve got Christina, Linc and Michael all with different agenda’s.  The Scofield family is not a happy one, they mainly like to kill so no wonder Sara is worried about having a family.  Sara is pregnant and she seems happy about it but also worried.  She should be scared about becoming a Scofield, it’s not the warmest family in the world.  Throughout the series, our characters have wanted a normal life.  Linc’s doing what he’s doing because he thinks that’s the only way to achieve that and Michael thinks that destroying The Company is the only answer.  Once Michael finds out that Sara is pregnant then he might have a change of heart of what the best course of action is.   [read the full post]

By podcast@mail2tv.com (RikerDonegal) 06.00 Scrubs 06.30 Dexter 08.00 Friday Night Lights 09.30 Prison Break 10.30 Caprica 12.30 The Office Scrubs. Season 7, Episode 9. "My Princess" Cox tells a fairy tale. Prison Break. Season 4, Episode 17. "The Mother Lode" Michael and Sara cross the country, while Linc meets with his mother. The Office. Season 5, Episode 21. "The Michael Scott Paper Company" This story-arc at the end of season has seen some of the freshest and most enjoyable Office episodes ever made. There is great pleasure in seeing Jim constantly come up badly in front of the new boss (even if the "what is a rundown?" gag is stretching things a lot. How dumb is Jim supposed to be?).   [read the full post]

Today (for real!) is the last day to nominate stories/authors for the Prison Break Slash Awards. Don't let this genre be forgotten! I peeked over there, and there aren't many people nominating yet. My Mahone/Michael story hasn't even been mentioned (heck, none of my stuff has been nominat...

By podcast@mail2tv.com (RikerDonegal) 06.00 Prison Break 07.00 Worst Week 08.00 Worst Week 08.30 Rising Damp 09.00 The Venture Bros. 01.00 NewsRadio Prison Break. Season 4, Episode 16. "The Sunshine State" A mixed bad, but it's still a lot better than last week's mess. For the second week in a row, all of the Michael scenes were duff. But, pretty much everything else was pretty close to the show's usual high standard. Alex was awesome. Sara was awesome. Gretchen was awesome. NewsRadio. Season 2, Episode 10. "Xmas Story" The first episode I ever saw, and still one of my favourites. The Bill storyline is totally crazy, and very funny. The main storyline makes the whole group gather around Matthew for the duration of the episode, and it makes for a fun episode.   [read the full post]

By podcast@mail2tv.com (RikerDonegal) Prison Break. Season 4, Episode 15. "Going Under" The weakest episode of Season Four. While it is always nice to see guest stars like Muse Watson, Titus Welliver and Denise Crosby all of the stuff that takes place inside Michaels' head is boring old guff and the stuff that takes place outside his head is too far-fetched to be believed. Even for Prison Break. NewsRadio. Season 3, Episode 1. Jimmy runs for "President" as the third season kicks off. Lisa sets out to bring him down (by uncovering his skeletons) while Bill gets the episodes biggest laughs by being smarmy every chance he gets. The Matthew-grows-a-moustache storyline gets many more laughs than you would expect. All told: a winner.   [read the full post]

By RikerDonegal(podcast@mail2tv.com) Prison Break. Season 4, Episode 14. "Just Business" Many episodes of Prison Break are full of twists and turns, particularly in the last few weeks. But few are as upsetting as these ones. Every thing that could go wrong... goes wrong. Our heroes are battered and bruised. Surrounded and captured, in various ways by various foes. I have no idea for how they are going to get out of this... NewsRadio. Season 2, Episode 22. "Injury" Matthew takes centre-stage for this moderately amusing episode. He injures himself goofing off at work. Dave tries to get him to lie that it was an on-the-job injury. While Mr. James (who thinks that it was an on-the-job injury) tries to get him to lie and say that he was goofing off at work.   [read the full post]

By podcast@mail2tv.com (RikerDonegal) 05.30 The Sarah Connor Chronicles 06.30 Prison Break 07.30 Slings And Arrows 02.30 The Twilight Zone 03.00 Big Wolf On Campus Prison Break. Season 4, Episode 12. "Selfless" A thrill ride from start to finish. One of the wonderful things about Prison Break has always been it's skillful storytelling. They always manage to keep back crucial details, and mislead you about what you are seeing. You see something and you think you know what it means. You think you know why the information has been given to you. Misdirection. The stuff of good comedy, good magic and great storytelling. Highlight? Prison Break (satisfying) Yet Another TV Review Podcast Yet Another TV Review Book Yet Another Film Review Blog   [read the full post]

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By Kate This past week’s episode of Prison Break had a major surprise in store for viewers and was one of the best episodes of the last two seasons in my opinion. As promised by the cast at the beginning of the season this year nobody would be safe and that there would be a body count. The previous episode saw the hacker get capped by the scary company assassin. This week the victim was a character closer to the core gang- none other than Brad Bellick himself! Wade Williams character has been on the show from the very first episode and we have seen him go from being the bully of a guard who tormented Michael and Linc, to losing everything and then going after the money in season 2 and then landing in jail himself. By the time season 3 roled around he was a con having t...   [read the full post]

By podcast@mail2tv.com (RikerDonegal) Prison Break. Season 4, Episode 8. "The Price" is one of the most satisfying episodes of Prison Break. Sara and Gretchen have their first face-to-face meeting since Sara escaped capture and the results are informative and dramatic. Roland Glenn meets his final demise in this outing, too, having turned traitor to the whole team. Glenn was a minor character, little more than a plot device. He existed to be the person who created that magical device we have seen in almost every episode this season. Now that the story no longer needs that device, it no longer needs him and he (having formed no bonds with anyone) turns on them and is killed for his trouble. It's an unsatisfying character arc, but it's of no great consequence when everything that is happe...   [read the full post]

By podcast@mail2tv.com (RikerDonegal) 05.30 Prison Break Speaking of heroes: Alex Mahone continues to be the absolute best thing about this show. Fun though it may have been for William Fichtner to play a drugged-out Mahone during Season Three it was no real fun for us in watching a guy we loved suffering. Plus he wasn't 'cool' anymore like he was back in Season Two. Well those days are gone and Alex Mahone is frakkin' cool again. His escape from T-Bag's trap was worthy of Jack Bauer and his later appearance (to rescue Michael) was bad-ass cool. I love the bond that exists between Alex and Michael: two very, very smart men capable of communicating is very clever ways. A lethal team, in their own way...   [read the full post]

For reasons I still don't understand, writer Stephen King has summarized the first three seasons of Prison Break and the beginning of season 4. See what he has to say below; "Here's a truth that should be self-evident: There can be a big difference between what you think is great and what yo...

By Nikki Will the gang win money in Vegas? Will Roland rig the slot machines in his favor and get caught (please)? will T-Bag and Gretchen work together or maybe just go shopping for shoes? Will Sara become a prostitute and take one for the team… or will SUCRE? Will Wyatt show up in Vegas or take acting...

By Chris(noreply@blogger.com) The new season does not take long to get going. We pick up the story not long after the events of the season three finale. The remaining escapees and survivors of the first three seasons are off in a multitude of directions. Mahone is hooked up with Gretchen and The Company, Lincoln and LJ are sti...

By Rob Buy it (Amazon) Prison Break: Season 3 reviewed Prison Break: Season 2 reviewed Prison Break: Season 2 finale reviewed Season 2: Chicago reviewed Season 2: Disconnect reviewed Season 2: First episode reviewed Read our verdict on season 1

And then there is the return of Sara Tancredi (Sarah Wayne Callies), whose reappearance may be considered a spoiler except for the fact that it is has been widely reported in many places already. For those who have don't keep up on such things, Sara is Michael's long lost love, and she was dec...

By Administrator The third season began in about as goof a place as the writers could have hoped for: Michael, Mahone, T-Bag, and Bellick in a Panamanian prison, with Lincoln on the outside struggling to help Michael get out.  The final moment of the second season had been intense, and unlike the first priso...

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By Nikki What makes this episode particularly interesting and different is that it is slightly moving away from the original storyline of breaking out of a prison and the slight separation of the brothers’ bondage. From what I can understand, Michael Scofield from Season One and Two wanted to bre...

By Nikki I still believe Sara is alive and it will probably be just a matter of time before they can strike a deal with Sarah Wayne Callies to come back for one more episode to reunite with Michael. Too many things being said: Mahone saying “if” (Susan/Gretchen) did this to Sara; LJ not seeing it, etc.

By Nikki Prison Break Episode 3.13: The Art of the Deal Airs: February 18, 2008 TV Guide Review Of course, that assumes Susan survives the episode. And on Prison Break, time has a way of running out. Source: TV Guide Tags: prison break season 3, prison-break, prison-break-spoilers

By Nikki Prison Break Episode 3.13: The Art of the Deal Airs: February 18, 2008 Advance Review IGN had the pleasure of an advance review of Episode 3.13. Here’s some key points… The central focus in this episode is on the long awaited “hostage” exchange between the brothers and Gretchen for LJ and Sofi...

By Brad Laidman Monday’s episode marks the final episode of Prison Break until January, and here’s the dilemma. Viewers should be saying, “Wow, I can’t wait to see what happens when the show returns.”Viewers are likely saying, “Wow, I wonder if I’ll ...

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By Nikki A review from IGN on Prison Break Episode 3.01: Orientacion: Can Prison Break be reinvented yet again - without feeling a little stale? The thought of the main characters returning to a prison setting definitely sounds appealing at first, but would we be subjected to a rehash of the first s...

By Kate C. Harding I am a total Prison Break junkie. It is fast paced, intelligent, and, well, you can’t deny that Wentworth Miller is extremely attractive. I also love to curl up on a rainy night with a good thriller of a novel. So, when I heard that co-executive producer and writer of Prison Break, Nick Santora (...

By Nikki The West Australian recenty interviewed Robert Knepper as the Season Finale of Prison Break Season 2 is set to air. Here’s what he had to say about his character and the show: “There’s that old saying, you can never have a good show without a good villain, but I always say it’s just down to [...]

By Vichus Smith In the previous episode, FBI Agent Mahone had captured Lincoln, leaving Michael in yet another precarious position. Sara is put on trial for her part in the Fox River escape, and wicked Agent Kellerman showed up to testify as a surprise witness. The Panamanian police catch Bellick, Sucre g...

 - Michael is gunning to end T-Bag’s reign of terror. In the process he finds out the feds, Sucre, and Bellick, are all on him as well. ... TV Review: PRISON BREAK -- SEASON TWO -- "Panama" iFMagazine March 26, 2007: Fin del Camino TV Guide Episode Title: (PB-221) "Fin Del Camino" the futon critic

By Douglas A. Waltz The Burrows/Scofield brothers are about to get gunned down by Agent Mahone when the border patrol shows up. This saves the brothers, but now they’re in it worse than ever. Agent Kellerman convinces the Asian gentleman who has been the bane of his existence for the entire second season that h...

By E.D. Jones Michael, Linc, Mahone, and Kellermen provided the most thrills. No one could honestly believe Michael and Linc are headed back to prison mid-way through the second season, so when Mahone caught up with them, the most likely outcome was the brothers overpowering the FBI agent.

By Douglas A. Waltz Michael is finally able to connect with Sara from the clues he left her in the paper swans. Unfortunately, Agent Mahone has enough of a clue to track them down and Michael has figured out that Mahone is trying to kill them, not capture them.

By David Desjardins After the latest episode of Prison Break, I am only one more scene of silliness away from quitting the show all together. The show was once interesting, but now it’s spiraled down into cliffhangerpalooza. The show used to grab me with its suspense, now it makes me role my eyes in exasperatio...

By Nikki Mahone tries to lure the escapees by targeting an imprisoned LJ. Michael and Lincoln come up with a plan to free LJ from jail. Sucre, Abruzzi and C-Note have a plan of their own, but only to break free of their pursuers. Meanwhile, Bellick and Warden Pope feel the heat following their unsuccess...

By Chris Beaumont The show may be called Prison Break, but they are most definitely not in a prison. Still, the drama is just as compelling, This season has started out strong, and I can only hope they keep it up. The previews for next week promise more with Sucre, and the return of Dr. Sara Tancredi as she is arre...

By Chris Beaumont The night begins at 8:00 with the return of Prison Break with the episode "Manhunt", a breakout hit last year, entering its second season. The new Fox Monday looks pretty good. Prison Break started off strong and Vanished has some promise. Let's see if the early start pays off.

By Eric Berlin Throughout the first season of the campy and ironically fun Prison Break (it's theoretically a taut prison drama, for Higher Power's sake), the big question was: what happens if and when Michael Scofield (Wentworth Miller) manages to bust himself and his brother, Lincoln Burrows (Dom...

By Tom the Dog The first new show of the broadcast networks' Fall season premiered Monday, and the most praise I can muster is, it could've been worse. Prison Break is just ridiculous. It's just mind-jarringly, staggeringly ridiculous. But if you can kind of squint and pretend you don't see all the malark...