Prison Break

Michael is determined to stop T-Bag’s reign of terror; Lincoln and Mahone square off; Sucre races against time to help Bellick; Sarah faces hard time; and Kellerman decides his end game. Guest Cast: Tina Holmes as Kristine Pace; Callie Thorne as Pam Mahone. Source: FOX
Sara will eventually be captured and sent to trial for helping the guys escape in the Season 1 finale. Her lawyer suggests that she accepts to serve 12 years in prison. Not helping Sara’s case is that fact that she is the only one they have in custody as Michael and Lincoln are still on the run. Source: TV Squad
When Sara is about to go in the courtroom, plead guilty and go to prison for 12 years, a supposedly credible witness comes forward and is ready to spills out a LOT of beans! Will it be enough to save Sara? Source: SpoilerFix BuddyTV Spoilers Chat
There will be a twist during Sara’s trial. Source: SpoilerFix BuddyTV Spoilers Chat
Sara is in court where she is on trial. Her senior counsel, a man named Marty Gregg, wants to use a tape as evidence but the prosecutor objects as he claims that it is the propaganda tape Michael and Lincoln released to the press and that it was debunked. The lawyer tries to desperately have this tape play as it will exonerate Sara. Will Sara pay for having left the door unlocked and helping Michael and Lincoln in the last few weeks? Source: SpoilerFix.com

Won a green card lottery and now resides in Los Angeles, California with his wife, Rebecca, and their four children.

Was a classmate of Hugh Jackman at the Western Australia Academy of Performing Arts.

Did all of his stunts in the sword fight scene against Blade in BLADE: TRINITY.

Left high school to form a landscape gardening venture with some friends.

Patricia’s son, Clifford, also works on Brothers and Sisters, as a writer.

Patricia and her husband, Ken Olin, were co-starring together on Thirtysomething, in the beginning of the 90’s.

Patricia was Shirley MacLaine’s personal Dresser.

Patricia has married Ken Olin on November 8, 1982. They have 2 kids: Roxanne and Clifford.

He was born in Puerto Rico

He studied Biology at the University of Puerto Rico.

He trained at the American British Dramatic Arts School.

I thought I would do postings about little known facts about the main stars of Prison Break. I think it will be kinda neat to learn about the actors.

His sister is a major in the USAF.

Graduated from SUNY Brockport in 1978 with a Bachelor of Science degree in political science.

His favorite food is sushi.

The ring he constantly wears belonged to his grandfather, Theodore.

Here are some Prison Break videos from U-Tube.

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So Michael and Lincoln manage to make it to the ship and sail away to Panama, but Dr. Sara is apprehended before she can join them. Mahone is peeved because he only nabs one out of three fugitives. Those of us who are overly invested in the Michael/Sara relationship, perhaps for reasons we do not care to discuss because we think you just wouldn’t understand, are peeved because…those two, like ships that pass in the night. Why must Terrence Steadman be the most romantically successful on this show?

Anyway, then we get the credits and the episode kicks off in earnest. Mahone’s office is now a real-space analogue to the timeline threads in the forums, or perhaps Kevin Spacey’s bedroom in Se7en.

Internal Affairs leans on C-Note, but he brings his A-game, reminding them that the last time an agent offered him a deal, there was a string attached. So the agents buckle and agree to check a free C-Note into the witness protection program, provided he testifies against Mahone. Score one for C-Note.

Meanwhile, Sucre and Bellick make the least fun road trip duo since Charlie Sheen and Kristy Swanson. Bellick is threatening Sucre with Maricruz’s life, and since we all know how Sucre feels about Maricruz…anyway, the two of them go tearing around Mexico looking for T-Bag and sparking international incidents wherever they alight.

As for T-Bag, he’s busy using Westmoreland’s money to pay Mexican hookers to playact in his vivid fantasy life. And since T-Bag is a homicidal pervert with good ol’ fashioned values, what he fantasizes about…is family life with Susan. Then T-Bag may have killed the hooker, but I was in the shower, scrubbing frantically and screaming, “Unclean! I feel so unclean!” after the initial scene, it was hard to see anything.

Then the brothers are touring through beautiful Panama, and that lasts for about all of ten minutes before they rumble in the jungle. Linc thinks Michael’s just sulking over Dr. Sara. Michael’s sulking over the trail of bodies his actions have created plus Dr. Sara currently being in the FBI’s custody.

And running throughout this episode is The Passion of the Mahone, wherein he’s about to let Wheeler bring him in because it’s the right thing to do, until Agent Kim comes in and dangles the prospect of the One World Conspiracy making it allllll better. All Mahone has to do in exchange? Head to Panama and bring back T-Bag alive. And if he happens to run into the brothers, so much the better.

Sarah weighs sacrificing herself in order for Michael and Lincoln to set sail to freedom; T-Bag’s reign of terror continues south of the border as Bellick forces Sucre to track down the missing money; Mahone’s actions finally catch up with him; and an escapee finally tastes freedom. Guest cast: Reggie Lee as Bill Kim; Cynthia Kaye McWilliams as Kacee Franklin; Helena Klevorn as Dede Franklin; Jason Davis as Wheeler; Barbara Eve Harris as Lang; Kim Coates as Richard Sullins; Leon Russom as Pad Man. Source: FOX

T-Bag wants more and more of Chi Chi pretending to be Susan so he offers her more money. She is quite creeped out but agrees to if he pays upfront. This doesn’t please T-Bag and actually kills the mood for him. What will T-Bag do to mood-breaker Chi Chi? Source: SpoilerFix BuddyTV Spoilers Chat

Creepy T-Bag will have Chi Chi, in episode 2.20, not only look like Susan but also act like her, making Chi Chi play house with him. Source: SpoilerFix BuddyTV Spoilers Chat

T-Bag is in a Mexican Hotel with a woman named Chi Chi. This lady-of-the-night like woman dresses as Susan Hollander would in order to please T-Bag for the time he hired her. As expected, every time T-Bag plays, the game doesn’t end pretty! Source: SpoilerFix.com

I just saw the preview for Monday’s episode and it says that the next 2 episodes lead to the season ending shocker. So my question is, what do you think will be the shocker? I have thought about it and I think Michael may end up killing Kellerman or Mahone. I know it may be offbeat but hey it sounds good….lol.

Ok I read this “spolier” somewhere. Can someone explain to me what this means? I read it as Michael dies but he cant die since he is one of the main characters.

At the Paley Festival, show creator Paul Scheuring told us that we see Michael’s tattoo again very soon. However, there’s a catch. If the tattoo is considered a character, you can bet there’s more than one major death coming soon. Yes, Scheuring said there will be an ending for the tattoo… whatever that means.

Following in the footsteps of Lost and 24 before it, Prison Break entered the world of serialised drama in 2005, immediately striking a chord with TV audiences.

The concept of the show was deceptively simple - a drama about prisoners attempting to break out - but a clever overarching plot involving scandal at the White House, coupled with the now-standard character backstories, made it compelling viewing for many.

In an exclusive chat, show creator Paul Scheuring tells all about the show’s success - and spills the beans on what’s to come for the Burrows boys.

Many people believe that season 1 should have ended on episode 21, just after they’d gone over the wall. Did you always intend the series to end where the airplane flew over their heads?
“We opted to end the first season after they were outside the walls for two reasons: we anticipated that the audience would think that getting over the walls would end the season, so we wanted to surprise them by making it happen an episode earlier; and moreover, we wanted to ‘platform’ season two by showing a little of what was to be expected before we went off the air. A lot of people at the time were saying, “Yeah, but the series will be over once they escape.” We wanted to show within the body of season one that that wouldn’t be the case.”

Series two is now underway here in the UK. What’s to come in the first half of the series?
“Lots of death. It’s important to us that there be very real ramifications for season two. If all 8 of our escapees just continue to run with impunity, it was our feeling that the season would get very old, very quick. So we slowly wanted to pick off one character after another, so that the audience starts to a scheme… namely that these guys, one by one, are dying. Thereby leaving the question: will ANYONE be left standing at the end?”

How much do shows like Lost and 24 influence you in the serialised drama stakes?
“They have no influence on us whatsoever.”

Michael’s tattoo seems to have faded into the background in the first half of series 2 - is there anything more to come from it?
“Yes, there are a few more steps in the plan - encoded into the tattoo - that will be revealed over the course of the season. Particularly at the end.”

You’re renowned for the show’s gore - and you’ve definitely delivered in series 2. I’m presuming there’s more to come?
“Yes, more gore. Count on it!”

How much of the plot do you plan in advance? For example, did you know when you started to film the first few eps that a pipe was going to be in the way in series 1?
“As a writing staff, we plan ahead for virtually all of the main ‘tentpole’ moments. In the case of the pipe being in the way in season one, we definitely planned that from the outset. Major turning points are always well-scripted in advance. What comes out of T-Bag’s mouth of course isn’t. The structure is largely known in advance, it’s just the smaller particulars that get worked out as we go along.”

How do you think the second season compares to the first?
“They’re two very different beasts. There’ll always be a nostalgia for the first season, because it was first and fresh out of the box. But season two has a scope, a sense of wide-open American lands, that’s sort of fresh in its own right. I guess it’s like having children. They’re different. But you love them the same. Usually.”

Do you know how this season is going to end? Are we going to get a cliff hanger ending?
“Of course and of course!”

Are you still on course to wrap up the main plotlines by the end of this series?
“I’d say about 80 percent of the plotlines are resolved this year. Certainly the mystery behind the president and Terrance Steadman, as well as the President’s fate. And most of our characters’ fates as well.”

How can the plot go on (into a third series) if you’re wrapping up the main plot at the end of the current season?
“Re-invent, just like we did in season 2. The only thing I will say at this stage is that it will be a much more stripped-down, brutal, violent version of the show than we’ve seen in the past. Seasons one and two will seem tame in comparison.”

Had you always envisaged it as a one or two season show?
“The main storyline I always saw as two seasons. However, having said that, with our success, and with Fox champing at the bit for us to deliever a third season, we’ve morphed the show again, allowing the original story to largely play itself out as originally conceived, but then move on to a next ‘chapter’.”

We’re led to believe that you’re already putting pen to paper for a third series - what’s the official line on this? Any clues as to what to expect?
“We haven’t officially been picked up for season 3. But it seems imminent. Our ratings are some of the highest on Fox. (A pittance compared to American Idol, but no one can compare to that beast.) We’ll be back. And like I said, about season 3… it’ll be brutal.”
Source: http://www.digitalspy.co.uk/cult/a43846/pr…-scheuring.html

William Fichtner has played his share of lawmen and authority figures in his long and prolific career, so it’s not too surprising to learn he once wanted to be in the FBI. He earned a bachelor’s degree in criminal justice from the State University of New York at Brockport, and he didn’t consider acting professionally until the summer after his college graduation. It was through the urging of two admissions counselors that Fichtner became interested in the arts. When he was a freshman at another college, one invited him to see the musical I Love My Wife on Broadway. “We walked in and sat down, and this musical played, and I was absolutely stunned,” Fichtner recalls. “I couldn’t believe something that good was live, right in front of me.”

The answer to the question that has been on every prison break fan’s lips is right here. Yes there will be a season 3. Season 3 of Prison Break (which may have a different name announced soon) will be premiered on 29th August 2007, almost 5 months after the season 2 finale. Most of the conspiracy storyline (about 90%) will be wrapped up by the end of season 2, and the third season will have a completely new plot. Scheuring quotes “The audience will definitely get closure. It’ll feel like this is the endgame of the story, and yet there will be a few unanswered questions.”

The third season will have eight major roles, including new additions to the cast. Most of the surviving crew will be brought together somehow, and there will be one or two new faces. When asked about the fate of Mahone played by William Fichtner, fans were told that Scheuring was very happy with William, hinting that Mahone will make a comeback in season 3.

One of the new additions is a female character who is Michael’s equivalent in intelligence, and she will act as a love interest for one of the guys. Who will it be? Your guess is as good as mine. Scheuring also let slip “And she would seem to be coming down on the side of good initially, but there will be questions [about] whether that’s a facade.â€?

Ausiello quotes: “Paul Scheuring also teased that Season 3 would feature “a different storytelling process” that will begin to “play out in the last couple episodes of Season 2″ and “leave some cliff-hangers, including one with Sara.”

Sara Tancredi fans may have been worried that she may be killed off because the actress playing her, Sarah Wayne Callies, is pregnant, but Ausiello assures us that she’s safe. He says that Paul Scheuring won’t kill her off because he believes that Sara Tancredi is a strong component in the show. Sarah is due in the late summer, which coincides with the premiere of season 3, and she will be gone for a while, but will be back soon after the birth of her child. Scheuring says that her disappearance will fit into the plot, but refuses to confirm rumours of Sara Tancredi being kidnapped. Season three will provide some of our favourite characters with redeeming moments. Michael Scofield’s tattoo still has one more important role to play before the second season ends. Not everyone at the Paley Festival Event will survive to see season three. The show will continue to shoot in Dallas for season three, with secondary units covering Florida and Lousiana. The cast present at the Paley Festival were Dominic Purcell (Lincoln Burrows), Sarah Wayne Callies (Sara Tancredi), Robert Knepper (T-Bag), Wade Williams (Captain Brad Bellick), Rockmond Dunbar (C-Note) and Amaury Nolasco (Sucre).

Lane Garrison of PB fame stars in a new movie with Mark Wahlber. A marksman (Wahlberg) living in exile is coaxed back into action after learning of a plot to kill the president. Ultimately double-crossed and framed for the attempt, he goes on the run to track the real killer and find out who exactly set him up, and why.

Embattled “Prison Break” star Lane Garrison has at least one Hollywood pal firmly in his corner. Mark Wahlberg, Garrison’s co-star in the upcoming thriller “Shooter,” threw his support behind the troubled actor, who is now facing manslaughter charges in connection with a car crash this past December that killed a 17-year-old. Wahlberg told reporters, “I pray for [Lane] every single day of my life. It was a horrible accident. It’s a tragedy for everybody involved and we’re just praying for everybody.” Wahlberg is no stranger to trouble: The “Departed” star admits that he was “a kid that got into trouble,” and estimated that growing up, he’d been arrested anywhere between 20 and 25 times by the Boston Police. Garrison is currently free on $100,000 bail, giving him a brief reprieve and the opportunity to do the press circuit for the new film.
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