In other words, Jacob was playing the part of a good man, a good husband to Sara, a good stepfather to Mike, but why was he keeping bottles of wine at home? If Sara had a drinking problem, she was going to suffer because of those bottles. If you want to play the good guy, Jacob shouldn't keep those bottles at home.
In Prison Break, was Sarah originally supposed to die in Season 3, and did the producers bring her back because fans were angry about her death? What was the actual story behind that decision?
And why does almost nobody seem to recognize the Fox River escapees in Season 4, even though they were some of the most wanted and recognizable fugitives in the country after their escape?
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Prison Break has so many action scenes, many of them involving shooting.
For you, which character is the most skilled with a gun?
Mahone? A former FBI agent with an impressive military background, he shows impressive tactical skills and excellent accuracy. We remember him managing to hit Burrows' father from a long distance with a simple Glock, and totally dominating Kim's men in Panama (in the last episode of Season 2). Clearly, he's someone who knows how to use a gun!
Kellerman: A former Secret Service agent with an exceptional military career. Throughout the show, we can see that he's extremely dangerous with a gun, especially when he easily dominates and kills the Company men who are holding Terrence.
Gretchen Morgan? A skilled military woman, she's introduced as a high-ranking executive in the Company, and she demonstrates great skills with a gun!
Lincoln Burrows? Even though he isn't a police officer or a soldier, he seems very skilled with a gun, especially when he saves Sofia in Season 3.
Wyatt? Even though he's an asshole, we can't deny that he's highly skilled with a gun.
Or another character? To be honest, the other character who gets me interested is C-Note. Even though we don't see him use a gun very much, given his military background, he might be a very skilled shooter.
Personally, I'd say Mahone as the most skilled character with a gun.
I just finished S4 and I know it was something about creating highly efficient solar cells and some other experimental technology. But was it ever explained how it actually worked??
And how exactly did it affect the plot??
The only reason they were able to break out of Fox River. He took the elevator down
I am currently in S3 EP5.
What's your status?
He hit him once and knocked him to the floor and instead of continuing to beat him he yells to LJ to run away and same with the mom she ran a couple steps to the kitchen to make a phone call instead of running out the house, horrible writing in this scene
As we all know, she told Jacob about Michael and what he did at Fox River after the wedding, on their honeymoon. But I get the feeling she didn't tell him much. Did Sara tell Jacob about her addictions?
What if Lechero, sammy, and his guys got offshored to america and were in charge of fox river pi. In turn, Abruzzi would be sent to prison with the mafia guys in Sona. Are Michael's plans ruined?
If the guys took the plane, surely it would have been shot down anyway like what happened to Sucre later in season 2. But by missing the plane, they had a chance to blend in.
Why would Michael even try and take the plane once he knew that the alarms had all gone off?
Poseidon sends Michael to different locations around the world to free prisoners from various prisons. What would have happened if Michael had asked Jacob to provide him with combat and weapons training?
In other words, asking for agents or soldiers to train him in combat—how would that have affected the character and the story?
Because he might have thought that some prisons were like Sona, where there were brutal fights, and many of the prisons he visited were in conflict zones.
What would you guys say is the saddest deaths? Mines personally is Tweener & Bellick 🤷🏾
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The first time i watched Prison Break.
I never expected that many of the prison break crew to be so good friends in the end.
I mean Mahone who was a Federal agent who hunted them in the start, later became good friends with Sara, Lincoln, Sucre and Michael despite all the bad blood earlier on in the first couple of seasons.
I just Truly love that enemies of each other became friends and like a family later on, just like we see at Michaels supposed "funeral", they all smiled and had fun together.
And then Mahones redemption arc is just pure perfection
Just love Prison Break, Absolute great show with good characters and overall chemistry.
They done made this mf bellick FBI man i thought he would get more asswhoopin in jail but he now has even better job he can abuse this shit is annoying
It's not even a big reaction. Michael just gives him this tiny look like he's deciding whether it's worth explaining. You see it a bunch in Season 1, especially in the cell. Sucre will say something completely reasonable from his point of view, and Michael has that half-second pause before answering like he's already three steps ahead and forgot Sucre isn't there yet.
Im going to be honest s1-2-3 were so good, s1 prison break, s2 escaping wasn’t bad at all, s3 prison break again was good but the 4th season the spy scyla thing i found it very boring, almost slept through the entire season they literally brought almost everyone back and made literally plot points that was unnecessary. Now im watching s5 if feels weird, i feel like s4 should not have existed but so far im loving it looks interesting i dont get the hate because so far the first 3 episodes are way better then the whole s4 spy scyla thing.
