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This is one of the best "thinking man's" TV show's I've seen in a number of years.
And Yes, I say the term MAN (generically) - to include all men & women.
I watched all 22 episodes in 4 days (thanks to the advent of DVD). From the moment I saw the location of the "MAP" of the Prison at the end of the PILOT episode, I was hooked. I had to see more. I even got goosebumps, looking forward to the remaining 21 episodes. The writer's skillfully ended each episode, much in the same format as the old CLIFFHANGER TV series of Yesteryear. Each episode left you wanting more, putting you in a state of mind simply "CRAVING" to see the next episode. A skill that has often been overlooked in most of the TV series nowadays.
A Definite "Thinking Man's" show indeed. Throughout each episode, you are constantly exposed to the depth & detail of thought of the main character (Scofield). This is achieved in such a way to keep the interest peaked, whereby the viewer is always guessing as to which way the plot might be taken in the next few minutes. Almost like a cliffhanger within a cliffhanger. This ability by the writer's and actors, help to maintain PRISON BREAK as one of the most enjoyable shows to watch from start to finish of each episode. There is very little filler in this show. Only relevant story line and drama.
If you watch only ONE or TWO TV series a year, Make sure you put PRISON BREAK at the top of the list. You will not be disappointed. I Guarantee it. If you are not 100% satisfied with this TV show, I will personally mow your lawn for a year. LOL.
ENJOY... (I Guarantee it) !
And Yes, I say the term MAN (generically) - to include all men & women.
I watched all 22 episodes in 4 days (thanks to the advent of DVD). From the moment I saw the location of the "MAP" of the Prison at the end of the PILOT episode, I was hooked. I had to see more. I even got goosebumps, looking forward to the remaining 21 episodes. The writer's skillfully ended each episode, much in the same format as the old CLIFFHANGER TV series of Yesteryear. Each episode left you wanting more, putting you in a state of mind simply "CRAVING" to see the next episode. A skill that has often been overlooked in most of the TV series nowadays.
A Definite "Thinking Man's" show indeed. Throughout each episode, you are constantly exposed to the depth & detail of thought of the main character (Scofield). This is achieved in such a way to keep the interest peaked, whereby the viewer is always guessing as to which way the plot might be taken in the next few minutes. Almost like a cliffhanger within a cliffhanger. This ability by the writer's and actors, help to maintain PRISON BREAK as one of the most enjoyable shows to watch from start to finish of each episode. There is very little filler in this show. Only relevant story line and drama.
If you watch only ONE or TWO TV series a year, Make sure you put PRISON BREAK at the top of the list. You will not be disappointed. I Guarantee it. If you are not 100% satisfied with this TV show, I will personally mow your lawn for a year. LOL.
ENJOY... (I Guarantee it) !
As a die Hard hockey Fan, for over 30 years... I must say, this is one of the best HOCKEY DOCUMENTARIES... of all time! If you loved this, You will also love the LEGENDS OF HOCKEY documentary series (from 1996 - Season 1, and 2000 - Season 2) as well. I've always loved hockey. And I love the documentaries. This is about as good as one can do for the greatest sport there is. I especially liked early history tidbits that I've never seen or read before. The commentary is excellent, and draws in the viewer by quickly catching his/her attention. I especially like the segmenting of the series into chronological time-periods, with some occasional cross-overs. The series seems to pick all the favorite times and players that we all remember, as if we were there again. Plus, it adds some very interesting and unusual facts and oddities, to make the show more entertaining. I loved it... I rate it a HUGE 10 +++++. YOU WILL NOT BE Disappointed. I cannot wait till the 6-DVD series is released in November 2006.
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