I can't say I'm big on female prison films, or even female prison porn (of the hard or soft variety). Sara is in the worst situation a pregnant woman could be, surrounded by guards angry at what her man has done for their 'fraternity,' as it were, inmates looking to make a name (and a few bucks) for themselves, and Gretchen Morgan (Jodi Lyn O'Keefe), the mysterious former Company employee/assassin who has her own plans.Ī women's prison 'Prison Break.' After watching four seasons of the show, I can't say I saw this one coming, though I should have, considering the way the show likes to mix it up by putting characters in familiar, yet different, situations. With jails overcrowded, Sara is sent to prison for holding, though her stay may not last long, as the General (Leon Russom), in the male wing of the very same prison puts a hit out on her, and Michael, escape artist that he is, works desperately to find a way to get her out alive. Their joyous day is cut short when Sara is arrested for the murder of Michael and Lincoln (Dominic Purcell)'s mother, as there is no evidence to show her slaying was in self defense, yet there is evidence that Sara slayed her. So my main question going into 'The Final Break' was simple: does this addition to the series work within the ending of season four, or will this show, like three seasons before it, just be an utter waste of breath? Be warned: If you haven't sat down to the final season of the show there are massive spoilers ahead!Īfter taking down the Company, an exonerated Michael Scofield (Wentworth Miller) and Sara Tancredi (Sarah Wayne Callies) do what they've wanted to do for some time: tie the knot. We already know what is going to happen, so unless there are to be any ret-con (retroactive continuity) changes, any happenings in this show were a forgone conclusion. The ending of the series in season four was such a massive letdown that this new story, which happens in between the final occurrences of the show and the 'fast-forward a few years later' closing, is a bit anti-climactic. The dead rose again, police would collar the escapees only when convenient for the show, never when they were just a step away from completing a scheme, it just got lame. For three seasons, before the show got canceled, the amount of drama per episode suffered a steady decline, while the new dramatic issues grew more and more intense, to the point that it was difficult to still care.

What began as a cool prison drama loaded with twist after twist soon became reliant on some increasingly dramatic loops that quickly became too much to take seriously.

It might have been for the best if 'Prison Break' had been canceled after its first season.

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