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Which made me wonder, especially considering the crimes that character committed, why some people were rooting for him. Especially with the ladies and it's not purely for his looks (no offense). Talking about acting, one particular character (a bad/psychotic one) seems to be a favorite. The misdirections worked (the ones you spot and the ones you missed) and the acting was more than decent enough. You had some surprises but you also had some things to look forward too. Season 1 and 2, with great characters and while still some peculiar coincidences, it was really suspenseful and did hold its own. Season 4 goes completely Telenovela on the viewer and while it could have been even more ridiculous, it was enough to almost make me rate the whole thing a 6 instead of a 7. Season 3 seems like Shakespeare compared to it. Still compared to what they went and did in Season 4. While watching Season 3, I realized this was more or less a rehash of the first season (though not as good).

It really loses its grip (on almost everything) with the end of season 2, to make way for the third season.

I really liked those, the suspense was held high, there was something at stake there. Features episodes 14-22 of the first season.If I were to rate the seasons individually, the first two seasons would have gotten a much higher rating. PRISON BREAK first aired in 2005 and quickly became hugely successful around the world thanks to the tension filled, beat-the-clock storyline and cunning plot twists, making it an intriguing combination of the prison drama OZ and the real-time secret service drama 24. PRISON BREAK SEASON 1 PART 1 ended on the eve of the group's escape attempt with their plans beginning to disintegrate and the second part of the season details the result of the group's attempt to break free. Meanwhile, on the outside the brothers' childhood friend and lawyer Veronica Donovan (Robin Tunney) works to uncover the conspiracy that put Lincoln in jail. Despite having bonded with prison governor Pope (Stacey Keach), Michael has attracted the suspicions of the menacing Captain Bellick (Wade Williams). Fellow prisoners looking to escape and willing to help Michael and his brother include ex mob boss Abruzzi, C-Note, Sucre and T-Bag.

With the blueprints of the jail disguised in a tattoo that encompasses his body, Michael attempts to create a support network in prison that will allow his brother and himself to escape. Michael takes the extreme action of getting himself arrested. Lincoln Burrows (Dominic Purcell) is an inmate on death-row for the killing of the brother of the Vice President of the United States, a murder he vows he did not commit but only his brother Michael Scofield (Wentworth Miller) believes him.