Prison Break

Representing Deutchland!!! I LOVE IT!

I wonder how THIS is going to twist the plot again with Abruzzi coming bcak.

I love the crazy guy...I was laughing my ass off when he said if you screw me I'll kill you. I mean, you knew the crazy mofo meant it.

Abruzzi coming back is BS, dude would never be brought back to the same prison in real life.

From the Wall Street Journal:

Toyota Motor Corp. is trying to break out of the TV ad prison.

In a first-of-its-kind agreement, Toyota Motor and News Corp.'s Fox network plan to announce today that they have cut an extensive deal for the auto company to sponsor -- and be featured in -- a spinoff series for mobile phones of the hit drama "Prison Break." Toyota, as part of the cross-platform deal, also will sponsor exclusive content for a Web site dedicated to the program and get ad exclusivity in several episodes in May as the series nears its season finale.

The "Prison Break" mobisodes, which will be available to Sprint customers starting this week, are two minutes long, twice as long as those for "24," allowing for better story and character development. For instance, the main character is a goody-goody ("I have to help! He's my friend!") but intrepid (she cuts through police tape to snoop on a crime scene) and when the going gets tough, she flirts.

"Prison Break: Proof of Innocence" wasn't written by the same people who work on the regular series, and the mobisodes won't feature actors from the show, although the original producers have veto power over anything. The series introduces the character of Amber McCall and follows her path to exonerate her friend L.J., who has disappeared after being framed for murder. In the regular series, L.J. is the son of one of the lead characters. Amber will be played by actress Mandell Maughan; Fox says this is her first professional acting credit.

http://online.wsj.com/public/article_print/SB114583117772033567-cbyhs4RT_0_FhSvMiOGiQkmR6Eg_20060523.html

Abruzzi coming back is BS, dude would never be brought back to the same prison in real life.

luckily for us this show isn't in real life, it's tv land. abruzzi coming back just adds to the suspense of what's going to happen next. makes for good tv.

when you think about it half the crap that goes on on that show would never happen in real life. but it looks good on tv.

luckily for us this show isn't in real life, it's tv land. abruzzi coming back just adds to the suspense of what's going to happen next. makes for good tv.

when you think about it half the crap that goes on on that show would never happen in real life. but it looks good on tv.

very wise grasshopper

luckily for us this show isn't in real life, it's tv land. abruzzi coming back just adds to the suspense of what's going to happen next. makes for good tv.

when you think about it half the crap that goes on on that show would never happen in real life. but it looks good on tv.

and there's no death penalty in Illinois. So the whole premise of the show is whack

Still...what a great show! Thoughts on last night's episode? What's the deal with Abruzzi now?

Per my discussion with TAFKAS, we were talking about how 3 more people are going to die, including one inmate. I'm feeling TBag eats it, along with Bullick and a draft pick to be named later.

Per my discussion with TAFKAS, we were talking about how 3 more people are going to die, including one inmate. I'm feeling TBag eats it, along with Bullick and a draft pick to be named later.

TBag doesn't eat it....he sucks it. That's how he rolls. And they better not kill him off, he's too good an actor.

Now let's see if That Guy can take some time off from touring with his band Evanescence and compile some algorithms and flow charts to figure out who the draft pick will be.

TBag doesn't eat it....he sucks it. That's how he rolls. And they better not kill him off, he's too good an actor.

Now let's see if That Guy can take some time off from touring with his band Evanescence and compile some algorithms and flow charts to figure out who the draft pick will be.

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