Michael Scofield (Wentworth Miller) is back in the joint, but big bro Linc (Dominic Purcell) is not, and it’s up to Linc to find a way to break Michael out. Or maybe not. It appears that Michael being held at the notorious Panamanian prison Sona was no accident, and that certain parties wish him to do something for them. I won’t tell you what, because frankly, that’s the episode’s big twis... more.

If there's one thing that the creators of Prison Break can be credited for, it's that they're not afraid to take risks. Reinventing a show after only one season is a daunting task that could potentially turn into a disaster. The claustrophobic prison environment of the Fox River Penitentiary gave way to the open country with the escapees on the run. This transition, while not entirely smooth, and ... more.

Believe it or not, the premise of Prison Break's first season was about two brothers who needed to break out of prison. (Who would've guessed?) But despite the obvious plot, Prison Break had much more going on beneath the surface. There was also a government conspiracy, family bonding, romance, and redemption wrapped up in the midst of the world's most drawn-out escape. And I do mean drawn out.... more.

"Prison Break" may seem absurd in premise, a man enters prison with intricate plans to break out with his brother, a death row inmate, but the show´s execution is one that intrigues and entertains episode after episode. Executive produced by Brett Ratner, who also directed the pilot episode, and created by writer Paul Scheuring, the show is more intelligent, clever, and engaging than it deserves ... more.