Prison Break: Season Two Part Two

Prison Break, Season Two, part 2 has really become intense. We have what may be the final season of the popular show by Fox, and it's generating a lot of buzz (not like it wasn't before, but you see my point). Along with their other incredibly popular thriller, 24, (with the ever-present Jack Bauer), Prison Break continues to be a big success, and has only gotten better.

Season One of Prison break was pretty solid, in my opinion. It started to get predictable, and a little aggravating, with so much emphasis on suspense. However, it developed a deep plot, and really showed the main character, Scholfield, as an incredible actor.

Season Two part 1 was good, but it seemed to get a little side tracked. There was a lot that could have happened faster, or that seemed to be done in a rather odd manner. Don't mistake me, I still liked it, and it was, as the first one was, solid. However, it just didn't feel as good as the first season did, and perhaps that may have led to a decline in the number of viewers. It ended on a spectacular note though, with a true cliff hangar, and that set it right for the next season, Three.

However, as the season has progressed, it has began to get more intense, and has been rolling strong ever since. The abrupt shift in the storyline caught many by surprise, including me, and it's helped keep me watching. I think few people expected the betrayal by the secret service agent, and his subsequent partnering with the two escapee brothers.

Then, we suddenly have Sarah back into the main story, and her conflict with the agent has made it even more interesting. It was pretty fantastic when the head man for the 'Company' got knocked down by Lincoln's brother-admit it, we've all been angry with that jerk, and it was almost satisfying seeing him knocked about. Of course, he's not out of the picture at all, I'm sure he'll make an appearance continually for most of the show.