The show constantly illustrated the moral war being waged inside Michael’s head, and this was fascinating to me as a viewer. He refused to murder anyone, and always found a way around hurting others. I loved Michael Scofield the most, as he always tried to do the right thing, and was nearly always loyal and honorable. No character should ever be perceived to be perfect and always good. The characters were difficult to love, which is very real to life. I was captivated the entire time I was watching and I thought the show had its fair share of plot twists, which I love. From a story buff’s perspective, I thought that this show did an excellent job.
I thought that Prison Break was a complex and intense show. Scofield must make connections on the prison block that will aid him in his escape, but enemies are sure to make slow work of Michael’s plans. Burrows is on death row, and scheduled for execution within the month. Michael is convinced that his brother, Lincoln Burrows, is innocent of the crime for which he was committed, which was the murder of the vice president’s brother. Prison Break follows a man, Michael Scofield, on his mission to break his brother out of prison.
So, in good nature, I have decided to give my fairly unbiased opinions about a television show that was first featured in 2005 and I first watched in 2012 called Prison Break. I am finding it hard to remove myself cold turkey from the act of reviewing media that I come in contact with.
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