r/PrisonBreak

My opinion:

Season 4

Season 2

Season 1

Season 5

Season 3

Prison Break is one of my favorite shows of all time, but I do have some unpopular opinons.

1. Micheal Scofield is my favorite character, but I don't think he is justified when claiming to be more compassionate and thoughtful of others when alot of people have suffered because of the decisions he's made.

2. I don't think T-Bag should'v been in the show this long. He was literally in prison for kidnapping, rape, murder, and being affiliated in a white supremacist group.

3. Sucre is the most loyal best friend i've seen in TV history so far and didn't get his. flowers for that.

4. I don't think Bellieck deserves any sympathy because of his character development.

5. The original escape plan was the best one in the show as its complexity and meticulousness is rare to find on tv.

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Honestly, shame on Sara. What kind of a mother doesn't instantly transform into John Wick the second a global conspiracy threatens her toddler? The fact that she didn't hit a 360-no-scope on a top-tier black-ops agent using a rusty revolver is proof she’s just a terrible person. How dare she have a human panic response instead of executing a flawless tactical counter-offensive.

Michael and Lincoln can crash cars, accidentally blow up buildings, get caught by the police every three episodes, and trust literal serial killers like T-Bag, but Sara points a gun at a bad guy to protect her kid and she’s 'pathetic.' Clearly, the boys are tactical geniuses and she just lacks common sense.

My bad, I forgot she was supposed to check the 'How to Defeat an Omnipotent Deep-State Operative' textbook before reacting. Why didn't she just consult the 500-page manual Michael tattooed on his torso before making a move? Totally irresponsible of her not to have a Special Forces tactical degree.

Ah yes, let's unpack the absolute failure of Sara Tancredi’s life:

• Bad Daughter: Truly atrocious. How dare she be upset when her father, who treated her like an afterthought and barely cared she existed was murdered and staged in a fake suicide by a shadow government? She should have just smiled for his political campaign and ignored the massive conspiracy.
• Bad Partner: Shocking behavior. She didn't flawlessly coordinate a 10/10 domestic household while her partner was busy faking his death, escaping foreign prisons, and getting hunted by international assassins. Relationships take compromise, Sara!
• Bad Mother: The absolute worst. She only spent seven years raising Mike as a grieving widow after Michael 'died.' and provided him with the best life he could have making sure he didn't miss anything. But because she didn't automatically unlock black-ops tactical training to instantly neutralize a villain with a revolver, she's terrible. A real mother would have checked the 'Deep-State Defense' section of her textbooks during a normal human panic response.

What was the most unexpected thing that occurred in Michael's plan when once he got incarcerated in Fox River. He had laid out a perfect very precise plan. Of course many contingencies and unexpected events happened all along the way, some of them Michael planned for it, some not.

But what are the most unexpected events that Michael went through or happened to him during s1-s4. I'm not counting s5.

Just finished s2 and wow some of the best television ive ever watched. Also Mahones damn near right there with Michael in terms of character with less than half the screen time. Michaels a amazing character btw. Really just amazed how good mahone is right down to the actor who plays him, honestly shouldve had his own show

Why the heck did they kill Michael? Season 4 was already a hard watch but killing him like seriously?

Aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa I hate sad endings.

I dont get it. Will his family not notice a countrywide manhunt for him?

Feels like a studio decision to shoehorn his ethnicity into the 'good guys' escape gang and tack 'family man' on him, because it leaves a large gaping hole in the plotline?

Or did I miss some vital scene?

Where are they

s2 homeless dude appeared in e3 and e18. how does homeless person live in Ilinois and soon after in texas? ;] love the show but amount of bs is unreal

Why can't I stop thinking about Jonny sins when ever michel knocks on a doors saying he is a electrician/fbi etc etc, is it only me 🫪

he looks like a femboy who wears oversized sweaters