Honestly, Roland brought the most value to the team when it came to technology and operations. Simply put, without him, a lot of stuff wouldn’t have gotten done. But from the start, the writers had the other characters constantly treat him like trash, and then acted like it was surprising when he eventually turned on the team. Sure, he had selfish moments (like at the casino), but let’s be real - plenty of the other characters did way worse and were still shown at least some level of respect (Brad, Mahone, even Lincoln to an extent). I just don’t like how Roland was handled. He was essential, yet written off as the butt of the joke, and it feels unfair given how much he contributed. What do you all think - was Roland treated unfairly compared to the rest of the crew?

Did anyone like DON SELF? if so, why?

First one aint that smooth but what can you do

Sara is the absolute worst person, every season. Had she died in season 1 Michael would have been better off.

I know I'm gonna get downvoted to oblivion, but I genuinely think Prison Break would've been a better show if it ended after season 1. The escape was the main plot, and once they broke out, it felt like the show was just stretching its legs. The subsequent seasons, while entertaining, felt like a different show altogether. I know I'm in the minority, but I think the show's perfection lay in its initial, self-contained story. Am I the only one who feels this way?

Also, can we talk about Mahone? I feel like he was written as a closeted homosexual. His intense obsession with Michael and some of those ambiguous moments with other characters had me wondering if there was more going on beneath the surface. I know I'm in the minority, but I think the show's perfection lay in its initial, self-contained story. Am I the only one who feels this way?

I want to watch the show but without Bellick. I would proudly call myself his biggest hater. I hated him in the first episode and I’m wondering if someone could tell me all of the episodes that he isn’t in? I’m assuming he’s only in the first season. Fuck that asshole

Brad Bellick was the best character on the show.

That's the post.

Been watching prison break for awhile now and realized Bellick is one of the best characters in this show. I really am starting to get interested in it but at first didn’t like Bellick not really like him 😂 crazy how the devs made this show like this bro!

Maybe it's because of the bad writing, maybe it's because Wentworth Miller is a pretty mediocre actor, but that always bothered me.

Almost all characters grow: Mahones, tbag, linc, bellick etc.

But I feel Michael from Season 1 and from Season 5 is the same.

That's probably why I hate "heroes" and prefer a lot more "antiheroes". The protagonist being "flawless" makes it boring.

Here’s my Ranks

1. Scofield 150 IQ

2. Mahone - 135 IQ

3. Gretchen - 133 IQ

4. General - 130 IQ 4A. Sarah - 129 IQ

5. TBAG - 120 IQ

6. Lechero - 99 IQ

7. Haywire - 75 IQ lol

8. Lincoln - 115 IQ

Feel free to add more

Is it true that back at the time during the 2010's WM had a bad reputation ? coz we all know he had deep interpersonal issues, overweight, depression, coming out etc etc and also idk if it's true but you know sarah wayne callies recently participated on john's bertal podcast when she briefly explained that the PB cast was full of misoogny and that during the shooting of the early season an actor spat at her face, and that the person that she considered to be her closest friend didn't stand up for her as he was present in the room when it happened, a lot of people said that she was talking about Wentworth since they were really close friend and that he would not be the type of guy to do misogynic stuff (i don't think there is even a doubt on this), but what i wanna say is i he was not full minded and already in a "depressed mood", specifically if it happened during the shooting of the S4 when he was really in a bad shape, it could correlate with the fact that he had a bad reputation because he was himself totally drawning...

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Title says it all. Sucre is objectively a better character than lincoln/michael. They have very flat personalities throughout the entire show, wheras sucre is more nuanced. Hes also a generally more interesting character as far as how he behaves (unlike michael, who basically just glares at people until something good happens).

tl;dr papi>michael

edit: with the upcoming miniseries/spinoff, the creators now have the chance to correct their mistake and have papi be the main character, and kick michael/lincoln/tbag/all the other fuccboi "main characters" to the side, where they belong. Papi will make this show great again.

I actually think a reboot can work, but should feature Mahone in some crucial role. Hes one of the few characters who can be reintroduced and it makes some sense. The brothers really don't have anymore story to tell anyway, without just redoing what has came before.

I think a new Show with a similar vibe to season 1, with a new wronged Prisoner who has to escape could be great if casted well.

Something along the lines of The Fugitive film maybe. Meaning a more personal/smaller story and not a big conspiracy involving a President etc

Are people interested in a reboot?

Is it only me or has michael gotten a double chin in season 4 cause when i compare season 1 to 4 it looks like michael gained like at least 10 kg