Prison Break: Season Two

[schutd]

Not sure why he's important, other than to serve as another character to feeel he got screwed by the conspiracy and to eventually side up with the Bros. and try and bring the whole thing down. looks like Mahon is the next to join...

Good episode.

 

[former user 1]

Great episode last night. I'm curious as to what Kellerman's intentions really are. Especially with the president calling him and him being close to Sara again. I think Bellick screwed himself by giving Mahone that information about the AA book before he was moved to Ad-Sac (spelling?). I hope Sucre actually can make it to meet Maricruz now that the old man gave him his car and gas money.

Aaaah, I'm so freakin' nervous about Kellerman! And where's LJ?

 

[nathan]

I wish they'd just focus on Michael/Lincoln. I watched a recording of the episode and fast forwarded through the Sucre and Haywire parts.

 

[former user 1]

I like that they still keep up with Sucre, Haywire, etc. This show is so suspenseful ... it keeps me on the edge.

 

[schutd]

This show seems to have finally taken a turn ffor the better, and now it seems no one is talking about it anymore. Aside from the haywire aspect, which I just coulddnt care less about, this weeks show was good. Mahone is rededicated, and believeable as a man on a mission. Kellerman is starting to look bonkers, which is the way he should be. The show is getting back to where it was early in season 1. Thank god.

 

[FArting]

when does season 3 start or are we still on season 2

 

[nathan]

when does season 3 start or are we still on season 2

Most seasons start close to September 1st and finish the end of May. Some serialized dramas (like Lost, 24, Prison Break, Jericho) schedule episode airings in blocks. 24 shows all of its shows in one block. Prison Break is using two blocks which is why there was a big gap between new episodes. Season 3 of Prison Break will be September 2007. Season 2 will last until May

 

[Russ Smith]

Well last night was a letdown, some of the recent shows had been back on track but last night really went astray again. They get you down to a series of "conclusions" and then again fail to pull the trigger on any of them just extending everything.

Michael and Link are running again, and by some amazing circumstances virtually every other main character on the show is headed to where they ran to.

I like the Franklin conclusion although I doubt it's going to be that easy. however call me a skeptic but I kind of doubt when someone is put into witness relocation and promised a whole new identity, they just hand you an envelope with your new identity information inside and let you and your family just walk out the door of the police station on your own?

AS always, next week looks good.

 

[schutd]

Stupid show. HA!

 

[Mike Olbinski]

I've enjoyed it a lot more recently than middle of the season...but still no clue where they are headed with this.

Liked the boat docked out there in the middle of nowhere...very Shawshank Redemption.

 

[luvstobowl]

Most seasons start close to September 1st and finish the end of May. Some serialized dramas (like Lost, 24, Prison Break, Jericho) schedule episode airings in blocks. 24 shows all of its shows in one block. Prison Break is using two blocks which is why there was a big gap between new episodes. Season 3 of Prison Break will be September 2007. Season 2 will last until May

Actually, season two ends today, April 2nd

 

[Mike Olbinski]

What did everyone think of the finale?

I have to say...this show is pretty crazy, insane, hard to believe, but I still enjoy it

 

[JS22]

What did everyone think of the finale?

I have to say...this show is pretty crazy, insane, hard to believe, but I still enjoy it

I'm going to go out on a limb and say that all of S2 was a dream. Nothing about the end felt realistic. (The junkies in the hall, Bellick beaten to near death, Sara appearing out of NOWHERE, Lincoln immediately being exonerated, the immensely bright light at the end, etc.)

I have a strange feeling that the bright light will be him waking up on the day of his brothers execution.

Ok, I'm probably wrong. But, what the hell? I wouldn't put it past the writers. Nothing about this show is realistic! (Doesn't mean I don't enjoy it though.)

 

[Russ Smith]

I'm going to go out on a limb and say that all of S2 was a dream. Nothing about the end felt realistic. (The junkies in the hall, Bellick beaten to near death, Sara appearing out of NOWHERE, Lincoln immediately being exonerated, the immensely bright light at the end, etc.)

I have a strange feeling that the bright light will be him waking up on the day of his brothers execution.

Ok, I'm probably wrong. But, what the hell? I wouldn't put it past the writers. Nothing about this show is realistic! (Doesn't mean I don't enjoy it though.)

Agreed, if that's all real it was just beyond plausible. Bellick thrown to the wolves so to speak, Teabag left in jail. You think wow everyone is getting what they "deserve" and then Michael ends up going back to jail.

You'd think if they can exonerate them all and implicate the vice president, that they could persuade the Panama officials that it was a killing in self defense and that nobody should go to jail for murder?

I really disliked the last 10 minutes of that show.

 

[schutd]

I loved the story of Agent Paul Kellermen seeing the light, coming forward and dropping dimes on everyone. A GREAT story for next year would be him disappearing and going underground trying to avoid execution, but no, the writers saw fit to have me believe that a man with so much documentation, testimony and knowledge of national security issues, would be treated like any other convicted junkie and be carted off, with no support but for that of a guard and be wasted by masked gunmen. Why the masks? They killed everybody! ********.

So we have teabag rotting, billick rotting, mahone rotting, sara somewhere in Panama, Tank looking for her and Michael walking toward the light in some god forsaken Panamanian Federal Pen. Woo Hoo! Stupid show.

See you in the fall!

 

[JS22]

I loved the story of Agent Paul Kellermen seeing the light, coming forward and dropping dimes on everyone. A GREAT story for next year would be him disappearing and going underground trying to avoid execution, but no, the writers saw fit to have me believe that a man with so much documentation, testimony and knowledge of national security issues, would be treated like any other convicted junkie and be carted off, with no support but for that of a guard and be wasted by masked gunmen. Why the masks? They killed everybody! ********.

So we have teabag rotting, billick rotting, mahone rotting, sara somewhere in Panama, Tank looking for her and Michael walking toward the light in some god forsaken Panamanian Federal Pen. Woo Hoo! Stupid show.

See you in the fall!

They never actually showed Kellerman die. For all we know, the "masked men" could have been saving him, and shooting the guards. I give it a 50/50 chance.

 

[schutd]

Fair enough, but either way, the setup is bad and the masks are stupid. I hope he's alive. his on the edge character is a bright spot. I loved him in Intolerable Cruelty. "Everyone Eats Berries!"

 

[schutd]

Oh and theres 5 million in a large backpack floating in Panamanian water. What are they going to do with that? Is it a Hitchcockian style Macguffin, as when the stolen cash, hidden in the newspaper and tossed into the trunk of the car, sunk to the bottom of the marsh behind The Bates Motel?