Prison Break Season 4
Prison Break - Season 4 The final season of Prison Break brought about another complete change of direction for the series.There are no prisons to break out of, and nobody to run from – the Fox River and Sona escapees instead focus their efforts in bringing down the Company by retrieving a device known as Scylla. With the beginning of every one of its four seasons, Prison Break metamorphosed itself into something completely new and unexpectedWith the breathtaking escape from Sona from season three, the writers wisely chose to transform the prison drama into a straightforward action series with a singular focus: to capture the Company's most critical cog - Scylla.The former inmates are forced to work together as a team to get their hands on Scylla, under the supervision of a Homeland Security agent named Don Self. Self supplied the team with intelligence and it was up to Scofield to get this rag-tag band of former inmates to work together. There were some significant casualties along the way. Some noble sacrifices, some characters met the fates they deserved, and some deaths were more perplexing – especially those at the very beginning of the season.Towards the end, when it was clear that the series was ending, there were even more character deaths. While you could argue that not everyone who deserved to die got what was coming to them there were some characters who seemed to outlive their welcome by the end.In addition to the storyline change, we're also introduced to a new regular character this season – Agent Don Self.
Self is the agent who gets this group together and puts them to task to get a hold of Scylla. He's a bit of a jack, and rubs everyone the wrong way.Without giving much away, he ends up playing a pivotal role in one of the best, least expected and most clever swerves we've seen in the entire run of the series.It's one of those fantastic television moments that turns everything on its head, and unfortunately, it's so good of a twist that the rest of the season pales in comparison.There's plenty of motivation to keep watching though.
Critic Consensus: Prison Break's (first) series finale will bring closure to the diehard fans, but the season's ludicrous, plot-breaking twists betray the feeling that. Apr 5, 2017 - PRISON BREAK is back after an eight-year hiatus. But what happened to Michael Scofield and the Fox River Eight in the first four seasons?
Other characters that play a prominent role in the latter half of the season include General Krantz and Scofield's mother, Christina. A satisfying end to a thrilling series I was a definitely heartbroken to see this thrilling show come to an end. I was always on the edge of my seat as I watched each episode. I admit that I wasn't sure whether they could continue to come up with plausible story lines to keep this show going and have it still remain true to its original premise, but I believe they managed to do just that. The characters were so masterfully created that you either loved or loved to hate each and every one of them.
And what made the show so nail-biting is that none of them were safe and could meet his or her demise at any time. Each episode was like watching a mini action movie due to all the twists & turns of the plots and the big-budget feel of the sets/locations. Whether you enjoy watching puzzles unfold, such as Michael's master plan to take down the company and clear their names, character interactions, and there were plenty of those, or just a good old-fashioned action series this is a great show with a satisfying (although somewhat predictable) end. Excellent, well cast, plot-driven series. Action and plot. Better than 24 in many ways.
Prison Break Season 4 Episode Guide
Cast is well chosen; you even feel some empathy for the bad guys! Plot driven, but plenty of action. Action and plot. Better than 24 in many ways. Cast is well chosen; you even feel some empathy for the bad guys! Plot driven, but plenty of action.
Action and plot. Better than 24 in many ways. Cast is well chosen; you even feel some empathy for the bad guys! Plot driven, but plenty of action. Action and plot. Better than 24 in many ways. Cast is well chosen; you even feel some empathy for the bad guys!