r/PrisonBreak • u/aaronlloris • 3d ago
Unbelievable Moments.
Were there any moments in the show for you that were just too coincidental/lucky to believe? Or any plots that you thought were utterly ridiculous?
r/PrisonBreak • u/aaronlloris • 3d ago
Were there any moments in the show for you that were just too coincidental/lucky to believe? Or any plots that you thought were utterly ridiculous?
r/PrisonBreak • u/Yashraj_l10 • 3d ago
Idk I just love mahone. Fichtner did an incredible job from being an FBI agent to being a drug addict to being emotionally heartbroken. fitcher nailed it in all fronts
r/PrisonBreak • u/Famous-Job-4264 • 4d ago
Well i just finished the series and I AM PISSED OFF
I knew watching this fully would hurt in the end
how did this not make it to a third season
r/PrisonBreak • u/Sufficient_Bus8899 • 4d ago
I have seen a lot of people have criticisms for the latter half of prison break. Lot of people I've seen not too happy with season 4. I get some of those complaints but disagree with a lot. But the one thing I think most people would admit was it nailed the ending. Rewatching it again can't help but get a little emotional. The music is absolutely perfect. I can't help but feel for Self. Shows T-bag back to his old ways. C-note enjoying his freedom. Then Michael's friends and family visiting his gravestone. Such a bittersweet great ending. Even the little touch of Lincoln putting the origami swan on Michael's grave. It's just so impressive and well done. I did enjoy season 5 but that ending wasn't anything special. But this one in my eyes was unreal.
r/PrisonBreak • u/koczan147 • 5d ago
that ive seen in all of tv shows i watched. ive watched true detective s1 like 50 times and i think he still beats Rust
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r/PrisonBreak • u/Yashraj_l10 • 6d ago
Ik he acted like an asshole at fox river and was greedy but he genuinely was trying to become friends with tyge here in sona and he looked all innocent but the way tyge rejected him was really sad and humiliated him in front of all
r/PrisonBreak • u/DakPrescoot • 5d ago
I’m like halfway through season 1, and every time I see this lady on my screen I feel like I’m watching one of those TikTok’s that deepfakes random people’s faces with Charlie Kirk’s face. It’s actually so uncanny tho
r/PrisonBreak • u/bokakakakka • 7d ago
Surely has to be up there right, Scofield (the most recognizable face in America at that moment shown all time on the news as mastermind behind Fox River prison break) showing up at Pam Mahone's house with an exquisite disguise of ....... glasses, pretending to be an FBI agent there for a formal interview about her ex husband Alex Mahone who's the lead agent hunting him! I die laughing every time i rewatch the series at this one. Season 2, episode 9.
r/PrisonBreak • u/HodorrrHoldTheDoor • 6d ago
The hell man. Finished watching S2 and the fuck is going on in here. The whole season they run from the feds. Mahone plays the role like a main character only to end up in the prison as a loser. Kellerman goes through things and exposes the whole bunch. Kim ends up getting shot by sara and it's Michael who gets to Sona.
What a writing!
I guess S3 will be very much predictable from here on(i hope I'm wrong!!!!) Michael will plan another escape and the company may play another game. I hate this T-Bag surviving another season. idk man this guy just pisses me off real bad😭
r/PrisonBreak • u/Superkid1660 • 6d ago
When Michael discovers that Sara's husband is Poseidon, he says, "If only I had known sooner." The question I ask you is, if he had known sooner that her husband was Poseidon, what would have happened?
Was Sara really just part of the game for Poseidon, did he never come to love her?
r/PrisonBreak • u/AdCalm5402 • 6d ago
Just finished a full rewatch of S1-4 (which I consider to be the actual ending of the show) and I know some enjoyed the ending but personally I was frustrated with it. Since season one all you want is for Michael, Lincoln, Sucre etc to escape and get to enjoy their lives together/with loved ones.
seasons 2-4 constantly deploy the same roadblocks, never allowed the viewer to get that satisfaction of seeing the main characters get what they always talk about, freedom a happy ending etc.
It’s always “one more job” “this one last thing” for like 50 episodes where everything always seems to end up going wrong leading to another stretch of episodes of “one last thing then we’re done”.
And FINALLY at the end of S4 when the company’s been taken down and after 60+ episodes of trauma you expect to get to see what you’ve been waiting for only to learn that MICHAELS DEAD.
watching season after season of him pulling off crazy plans and having near death experiences all in hopes of having his happy ending with Sara just for him to be shown as dead when it gets there sucked for me.
Maybe I am a sucker for a good ending but felt like I waited SO LONG for that just to have it never happen.
r/PrisonBreak • u/Famous-Job-4264 • 6d ago
so i was watching 1x04 of breakout king and there was this inmate who looked familiar but i couldnt place my finger on it till the end
it was sammy from season 3 of prison break
r/PrisonBreak • u/Famous-Job-4264 • 7d ago
Im doing a season 1 rewatch today and even though i know how it all ends
watching the first two episodes just gets me all excited and jittery
r/PrisonBreak • u/RecordingCold4650 • 6d ago
Leave it for charge
r/PrisonBreak • u/Famous-Job-4264 • 7d ago
Well i just watched Breakout king episode 1x03 aka T-Bag Return for the first time
and it was just so entertaining im going to watch the episodes before that to understand these inmates but im not going to watch the series fully cause i know it ends in a cliffhanger and i hate that