Prison Break

[MarkG]

Originally posted by Sava
the whole part about him working for the firm that subcontracted some renovation work and having access to the blueprints (he wasn't actually the main designer of the prison) is not that farfetched...

they could have some thing like puting him to find a way to get the blueprints, not just be a coincidence....

and why did they need the brother to be framed by the secret service? that's the only way an innocent can be put on death row???

Pekka is right though... sometimes you have to suspend disbelief and just be entertained.

i do this all the time when i watch holywood stuff

[Grandpa Troll]

Originally posted by Sava


... sometimes you have to suspend disbelief and just be entertained.

everytime I come to a post with you in it Sava thats what I am

This was meant in humor

[Pekka]

Mark the Master, yeah I mean .. when you lay it down like that, fast, it sounds like a .. farfteched story. And it's still just an entertaining story at the end, but I think that our European minds should have the breakdown differently, since English is our second language and we tend to go badabim badaboom with the sentences.

Here's the story.

A guy has his brother in deathrow. He is convinced, that he is innocent. His day of execution is soon. He can't think anything he could do, but he knows his brother is innocent, because he sees that his brother is not lying when he asks if he did it or not. He doesn't have any evidence but he just believes his bro.

Now, he doesn't want to sit and watch his brother to be executed for no reason at all. So.. he wants to bust him out. Thus, Prison Break.

He figures the best way to do it is to actually get into the prison as prisoner himself, because he was able to check out the blueprints and details of the construction through his past connections. And he plans it all smart, and commits a crime that would most likely send him into the prison his brother is at.

And that's how it begins.

Everything else is semantics at this point.

[Sava]

GT


Markos... also, in order to sneak the blueprints into the prison, he got elaborate tattoos that are really the blueprints... it was weird, because some psychotic guy could tell the tattoos were more than just tattoos.

[MarkG]

Originally posted by Sava
it was weird, because some psychotic guy could tell the tattoos were more than just tattoos.

did the secret service make him believe he was psychotic?

[Datajack Franit]

some mercy please....

The next brilliant twist of the plot will be the ability to talk to dead people or whatever

[Grandpa Troll]

Originally posted by Datajack Franit






The next brilliant twist of the plot will be the ability to talk to dead people or whatever

I have seen the face of EVILE and it scares da..da..da whole corn cob and dookie outta me while in prison-awaitingtobreakout myframedbut innocentbrotherfromthisspecialdesignedbutstillnots ecurefacility!

[Datajack Franit]

lol

excuse me for my acid remarks but after the ending of Tru Calling season 1 I feel as bitter as a lemon. And tonite our women´s volleyball team lost euro-gold medal to Poland. Come on, not to Poland! They are supposed to play with ponies the whole day!

[Ted Striker]

Prison Break

[Sava]

Ted Striker

[Aabraxan]

Moderately farfetched, but very highly entertaining. I just can't see it being a long-term show. Dude's got a finite number of days to break his brother out. Either he'll succeed or he'll fail. Then what? If he succeeds, the name "Prison Break" just wouldn't seem appropriate. Maybe change the name to "On the lam?" If he fails, the name "Prison Break" seems wrong again. Maybe call it "Six months administrative segregation for attempted escape?" Nonetheless, a gripping show.

[rah]

Yes, a bit far fetched. But it has been entertaining. At least he gets partially frustrated executing his plan.

And yes, it should be a short run series. BUT, unless it's part of this season there is (as mentioned already) "on the lam" Once the break out, they still have a mystery to solve. "who and why". Will our merry band of escapees be able to survive on the outside while being chased by governement agents.

Looking forward to tonights episode.

[DeathByTheSword]

great show...it is true that is cant be a really long series as it is now...maybe the writers have some big ace up there sleeves (i hope so) on the other hand ones you get out of the prison you still evade capture thus the prison break isnt over yet...

[Flubber]

Originally posted by rah
Yes, a bit far fetched. But it has been entertaining. At least he gets partially frustrated executing his plan.

And yes, it should be a short run series. BUT, unless it's part of this season there is (as mentioned already) "on the lam" Once the break out, they still have a mystery to solve. "who and why". Will our merry band of escapees be able to survive on the outside while being chased by governement agents.

Looking forward to tonights episode.

They can drag out the in-priosn part as long as they want . . . Its not like a delay in an execution is farfetched. So there can be setbacks and problems and perhaps a court ordered stay of execution

Og and MarkG . . . the secret agent thingy is a part of several plot points like when they try to blackmail the prison warden to transfer the brother or when evidence that convicted the death row guy gets damaged. It IS a bit out there but I'm thinking they wanted some bad guys apart from other prisoners

[rah]

There has to be bad guys out of the prison or how did the brother get framed in the first place.

There are still many hanging plots for many more episodes.