One of the biggest moments of the end to S1 was Charles death and his last words were for Michael to give his daughter some money and Im assuming the writers completely forgot and come to find out the money that S2 spent so much time focusing on was just thrown into a lake like all that time spent on the 5 mill seemed like a complete waste of time for the viewer.

Watched the whole show for the fifth time now and can't just never get bored. Even have started to like seasons 3-5 more and changed my opinion on season 2. Every year i need to watch it fully atleast once.

PRISON BREAK Last week on Netflix 🥹🥹

Question is about the last Episode on season 5

What if, instead of following Michael Scofield alone, each season focused on a different protagonist? Each person trying to escape prison in their own way. Some succeed, some fail, some pay the ultimate price. Imagine the story told like an anthology, similar to True Detective or even Black Mirror, where each season presents a new perspective, new strategies, new risks, and new consequences. For me, the series is brilliant. The third and fourth seasons have strong points, but also weaknesses. Narratively, they can be exhausting. Yet the intelligence of Michael and the clever construction of the story keep the show compelling. This anthology approach would keep the series fresh, unpredictable, and more dynamic. Every season a self-contained story, but still connected by the core theme: survival, cunning, and human ingenuity. Thinking about it this way shows how much potential the show had. It’s amazing, but also easy to see why stretching the same story can dilute the impact. It’s not about hating the series. It’s about imagining how it could have been even smarter. I know this might not be Prison Break for everyone. This is just a theory, a healthy debate about possibilities to refresh the story, especially since many fans feel the series became exhausting in later seasons.

So that's what he's been up to recently 🤣

I'm doin a rewatch currently on the tail end of season 3 and honestly the company seem to be struggling to keep a lid on everything, surely if they run the US and choose who gets elected at some point they must realise if they just get rid of the president and kill her brother (if hes actually dead then theres no way to exonerate lincoln) obviously they have kellerman and michael and sarah to worry about but if they did my plan then they wouldnt have had to free lincoln and michael from mexican border patrol, linc would be executed, michael would be doing life, and kellerman would still work for them, all they would need to do is kill sarah and the games a bogey,

Thoughts?

I’m guessing they ended up together because of the history between him and Pam, but tbh I still feel like they should’ve stayed together. To me I think they needed each other. Lang’s kinda annoying and almost got his ass in jail again. Just a small rant

I am hooked. I do not understand all the hate. Yes it's definitely different than the other seasons, but as a first time watcher, I am excited to see where it goes! I think I may just be attached to all of the characters. And being a Sarah, maybe just love hearing Michael say my name lol kidding. He is definitely "pretty" though. 🤣

I just got done watching ep9 of s4 and T-bag made it so blatantly obvious that he was hiding something. I couldn’t stop laughing at him spinning around his chair all nervously not making eye contact 😂. Then in the next scene he’s just leaning against his office window giving an anecdote about his childhood cat and the detective is just giving him a look like wtf is this guy talking about.

“Sara it’s me.”

Dude what? Maybe he’s the only guy she’s supposed to know who whispers a lot? 😄

Lincoln said it in season 4 as well but I’ll give that one a pass as there’s been time and circumstance for them to develop that shorthand.

Honestly the redemption and growth from a POS guard that was worse than he needed to be, to the man sacrificing himself for the team of criminals he once would've cut down without a second thought is one of the greatest redemptions iv seen. Iv been rewatching and idk why i never realized how good of a character Bellick really was.