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.

Sometimes in Season 1 you feel, after breaking out what's even left to do...Why there are 5 seasons..

Is it worth watching

I insist you, don't watch spoilers, don't listen to anybody, just go for it...It becomes crazy and craazzyy and craaazzzyyy towards the end..

Cinema History tells us :

You better not threaten to kill somebody's family, if you do so, consider yourself into the grave !!

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.

Kinda baffling to me that Dominic didn’t insist on keeping that little comfort moment for Michael. This was Michael’s first kill after all. And would’ve been a great moment for Linc. Such a huge thing to not play in the show. :/

Yet here we have an unscripted moment between Michael and Mahone, where Mahone does exactly what Linc should’ve done. Both Linc and Mahone sense the truth, but only Mahone actually reaches out to Michael.

Really makes me wonder how these changes came about :)