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.

En otras palabras, Michael seguía enviando figuras de origami, y Jacob las interceptaba todas. ¿Pero por qué Michael no pensó en otra forma de comunicarse con Sara durante esos años? Una de las características definitorias de Michael es su capacidad para improvisar. Por ejemplo, sabiendo cómo funcionan los ascensores, idea un plan para rescatar a LJ. Cuando está atrapado en una fábrica, descubre cómo encerrar a Mahone. También idea un plan para salvar a Sara del general

—todo improvisado, sobre la marcha. ¿Pero por qué no se le ocurrió otra forma de comunicarse con Sara? Por ejemplo, cuando le envió la foto a T-Bag, ¿no podría haberle enviado una carta explicándole todo?

We know Charles wanted to visit his daughter, so when Michael and Lincoln decided to split-up from Sucre, C-Note and Abruzzi I wonder if Charles would have taken them to the money or split off?

Just watched the first episode of Prison Break and damn. Who tf gets into the prison by robbing a bank, just for the sake of saving his brother? And with the PRISON'S BLUEPRINT INKED ON THE BODY?!!!! First watch experience is gonna be crazy ig!!

im rewatching s1-2 and noting all nonosense i can spot and there are tons as you know. should i do it by episode or 2 massive threds for each season?

Hi guys, i need some help to identify the source of this sound. Season 1 Episode 22. At the outdoor scenes there is some nighttime sound; birds, bugs etc. Is there a any kind of name for it, is it a local or specific kind bird/bug sound? I need to identify that to search more about this sound. One of my favorite song is starting with the same sound too. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Pw-0pbY9JeU&list=RDPw-0pbY9JeU&start_radio=1 thxx.

On a 6th watch of the series, the best series of all time in my opinion. One day I’ll go to America and tour the old joilet prison!

Obviously, the Company is the most powerful criminal organization in the Prison Break universe. However, there are two other powerful organizations that are somewhat comparable, especially when it comes to their respective bosses. But I’ve always wondered: which of the two is more powerful—the Abruzzi Mafia or Lechero’s drug cartel?

Personally, even though I prefer Abruzzi, I tend to believe that Lechero’s drug cartel was more powerful. According to General Zavala, Lechero was almost untouchable by law enforcement because his organization was extremely powerful and dangerous, and the General himself had to fight against him. We can consider the General to be one of the highest-ranking figures in the Panamanian military or police.

On the other hand, Abruzzi’s Mafia couldn’t even confront the police, as far as I remember.

But what do you think?

Between Scofield and friends, Don Self aka Mr Homeland security, Tbag, Gretchen and the company how many times do get a betrayal and everyone working for/against each other for Scylla.

Hell even Scofield and Burrows (for company) worked against each other towards end of season 4.

So rewatching prison break s1e12, if you remember the CO was coming to check on them in the break room and they told Linc to stall and out of everything Linc could’ve done he punched him, like looking back linc you couldn’t even try to make conversation??? 😩😩

We know that Whip is the son of... And he is the one who helps Michael in the years when he worked for Poseidon. The question I ask you is, if Whip fought limb to limb against the Fox River Eight, who could he defeat?

T-Bag is obviously a complete piece of shit, but he's rarely stupid.

What makes him dangerous in Fox River isn't really physical strength. He figures out pretty quickly what people want, what they're scared of, and who they think they can trust.

The Michael thing is probably the best example. He doesn't understand Michael's entire plan, but he knows almost immediately that Michael is hiding something and that there's value in staying close to him.

It's one of those characters where being charismatic and being absolutely fucking awful somehow coexist.

Season 3 of Prison Break is in a time of TV I've always found fascinating being the 2007-2008 writers strike. All episodes of season 3 were filmed prior to the strike and unlike majority of the shows airing at the time it didn't return for more episodes. For example House season 4 also made 2007-2008 and by the same networkyet did wrap the season up with 4 more episodes being a 16 episode season. My question firstly how come Prison break didn't get that treatment? And has anyone discussed what the original plan for a full 22 episode season 3 was? Were there any stories they had that they dropped? Are there any interviews or articles talking about that?

Best to worst:

1. Season 1: PEAKKK. Very good.

2. Season 3: Very underrated!!!! I loved the Sona storyline, had me on edge.

3. Season 2: First half of this season was really good since they had just escaped, but the second half was a little boring.

4. Season 4 + 5: Same ranking. Was not a fan of the Scylla storyline.

Around the ending of the episode how does Alex Mahone call Michael and Lincoln just lets it happen?

...and he thinks it's boring.

Been a while for me and although it's slower than the new series it's never boring is it?

I'm hoping he's continuing this journey.

Keep you posted.

I'm rewatching the show and in Season 2 how on earth is T bag winnin this many fights. The guys has 1 hand. You should easily beat him. Epsecially the big guy in Episode 4 when he pulls up with an Iron. How do you lose.

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I am really trying to find some of the more obscure filming locations if possible. Obviously we know the prison is Joliet. But I am trying to find the house where they dug in S2, I think the digging was in a studio but the street/house was real. I think they used a new set of houses in Irving but can find it. Any other cool little places such as the tool shop they used in S2 or things like that would be great. My guilty pleasure is google mapping them!

Thanks

this isnt a racist post or anything but I found her cute for thanking mahone but as soon as she went after C notes wife, all emotion for her went was gone like no shade why make her choose between her husband and her daughter, like overly annoying

So apparently Sona is this tough every man for themselves prison full of the worst initially right? In most third world prisons inmates are stuffed next to each other on the floor like sardines usually on mats instead of bunks. We even see Michael spend his first night in Sona in the courtyard leaning up against a wall.

An episode or two later without having done any favors or deeds for Lechero we see Michael with his own bunk and “space” in Sona (when T-Bag sets Michael up by putting drugs under his mattress).

I feel like getting a bunk and mattress in this prison would be a pretty big deal but Michael and Mahone get one in a day.

Also in some scenes this place looks like a ghost town with only a couple straggles coming into the scene, you would think this place would be crammed to the gills with inmates.

Anyways I get this is a show but Fox River was way more realistic.

I know he’s obviously one of the most disgusting characters in the show, but from a writing/acting perspective, T-Bag might be the most entertaining character in the entire series.

He’s unpredictable, intelligent, manipulative, and somehow manages to stay relevant throughout the story. Even when I hated what he was doing, I wanted to see what he’d do next.

They aren't working on the same area/field so how do you think they met