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Undoubtedly pitched to network executives as "24 Behind Bars," the weekly, hour-long continuing drama Prison Break starred Wentworth_Miller as structural engineer Michael Scofield, who when first seen by the audience was somewhat inexplicably in the process of committing a bank robbery -- and then allowing himself to be arrested and convicted. Scofield was sentenced to five years at Fox River Penitentiary, where, by a stunning coincidence, his brother Lincoln Burrows (Dominic_Purcell) was spending his last month on Death Row, awaiting execution for the murder of the brother of the U.S. vice president. Convinced that Lincoln was innocent and the victim of a government conspiracy, Scofield had purposely gotten himself incarcerated at Fox River for the express purpose of helping his brother escape -- a task made slightly less formidable by the fact that Scofield had helped design the prison! Our hero's meticulously worked out scheme depended upon the cooperation of several co-conspirators, among them Scofield's likable cellmate Sucre (Amaury_Nolasco); well-connected mobster (and fellow prisoner) Abruzzi (Peter_Stormare); Charles Westmoreland (Muse_Watson), who may or may have not really been the legendary hijacker D.B. Cooper; and sympathetic prison doctor Sara Tancredi (Sarah_Wayne_Callies), whose dad was the governor of Illinois. Meanwhile, Lincoln's former girlfriend, lawyer Veronica Donovan (Robin_Tunney), burned the midnight oil to figure out who would want to frame Lincoln and why; and Lincoln's 15-year-old son LJ (Marshall_Allman) desperately tried to make sense of the fact that both his dad and his favorite uncle were now beyond his reach (temporarily, anyway). Others in the cast included Stacey_Keach as Warden Pope, Robert_Knepper as fearsome white-supremacist convict T-Bag, and Wade_Williams as highly suspicious senior correctional officer Bellick. Merrily playing fast and loose with such intangibles as logic and common sense, Prison Break was given a major publicity blitz before its Fox network debut on August 29, 2005. Hal Erickson, Rovi

A very good show, watched the whole thing on Netflix a while back. The first season was definitely the best, after that it was a little iffy. The movie associated with it was just stupid and I really didn't like the ending of the series as a whole, but other than that it was good show.

This series is awesome. I've watched all 4 seasons of it and I'll most likely watch it again within some months. The plot is interesting and well-written, there is a lange thrill about every single action, and the mind games present on the series are simply too amusing for a person like me.

Putting this series on the spotlight right now was a great choice.

One of my fav tv series. This show was really great, but I didn't really like the ending.

yeah me too but it's cool right

Sorry, great series; but ending was crap.

Seasons One and Two were equally awesome, Three was annoying, Four started good, ended crap

and wasn't there a fifth? I dunno, and that point it was a mire of crap. Although I will admit, the puzzle and substory aspects were always good, just the overlining plot/story-line went downhill

Seasons One and Two were equally awesome, Three was annoying, Four started good, ended crap

and wasn't there a fifth? I dunno, and that point it was a mire of crap. Although I will admit, the puzzle and substory aspects were always good, just the overlining plot/story-line went downhill

There was a made for tv movie after the fourth season, but no fifth. Season three was a failure because it seemed like they were doing that whole storyline just so the show would live up to its name again rather than anything else. It seemed like an attempt to emulate the first season, but it just didn't work out at all.