Season 3 – Prison Break

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Mr. S This was where the showed died for me. Rated 2/5 Stars •  Rated 2 out of 5 stars 09/13/25 Full Review Marco L (CASTELLANO) Volver a Prison Break con todo visto (incluida la resurrección) me ha confirmado dos cosas: su arranque es dinamita televisiva y, cuanto más se aleja de la prisión, más se nota el desgaste. La primera temporada es un puzle vertiginoso: planos tatuados, micro-misiones imposibles, tensión capítulo a capítulo y un uso del suspense casi musical (ayuda la partitura de Ramin Djawadi). Es puro entretenimiento de alta puntuación. También funciona el reparto: Wentworth Miller construye un héroe cerebral sin perder humanidad, Dominic Purcell equilibra con rudeza cansada, y Robert Knepper hace de T-Bag un villano inolvidable; en la segunda, William Fichtner (Mahone) eleva la caza como un espejo oscuro de Michael. A partir de ahí llegan las grietas: conspiraciones que crecen sin medida, casualidades salvadoras y una repetición de dinámicas que, a ratos, pide más fe que lógica. Sona (T3) aporta aire nuevo pero breve; la T4 vira a “equipo de asalto” con resultados irregulares; el retorno de 2017 es entretenido, aunque se siente más espionaje que fuga. Con todo, Prison Break sigue siendo un maratón muy disfrutable: adictiva, hábil en el cliffhanger y con personajes que enganchan. Si alguna vez la dejaste a medias, el viaje completo merece la pena… aunque el mejor recuerdo siga estando entre rejas. (ENGLISH) Revisiting Prison Break end to end (revival included) confirmed two things: its opening run is dynamite TV, and the farther it gets from the prison, the more wear shows. Season one is a breathless puzzle—inked blueprints, micro-missions, tension episode by episode, and suspense paced almost like music (Ramin Djawadi’s score helps). It’s high-grade entertainment. The cast clicks, too: Wentworth Miller crafts a cerebral hero without losing humanity, Dominic Purcell balances him with weary grit, and Robert Knepper makes T-Bag an unforgettable villain; in season two, William Fichtner (Mahone) elevates the manhunt as Michael’s dark mirror. Then the cracks appear: conspiracies that balloon, miracle coincidences, and a repetition of beats that sometimes demand more faith than logic. Sona (S3) injects fresh air but briefly; S4 pivots to a “heist squad” vibe with mixed results; the 2017 return is fun, though it feels more espionage than escape. Even so, Prison Break remains a highly watchable binge: addictive, expert at cliffhangers, and driven by characters who hook you. If you once dropped it, the full ride is worth it… even if the best memories stay behind bars. Rated 4/5 Stars •  Rated 4 out of 5 stars 09/01/25 Full Review Leo M The third season of "Prison Break" returns to the series' titular roots and attempts to revive the glory of the first season. While it does succeed in most aspects and is addictive to watch, it still stands as the most convoluted season yet. Rated 3.5/5 Stars •  Rated 3.5 out of 5 stars 07/24/25 Full Review Sofia G I really liked this season. What I think many people dislike is the lack of escape's planning as Michael spent lots of time anticipating every detail to break out of Fox River whereas in Sona the escape was kind of improvised. A nice detail is the showcasing of Latin American prisons where headquarters and personal are really dystopic. Rated 3.5/5 Stars •  Rated 3.5 out of 5 stars 07/24/25 Full Review Audience Member forgor to track this season Rated 4/5 Stars •  Rated 4 out of 5 stars 06/14/25 Full Review Nitsan F The story is *incredibly* stupid and doesn't make sense. It also seems like the writers are stuck in a loop making the same thing over and over. But the production and acting are okay so it's watchable. And there is a story. Worst season so far though. Rated 3/5 Stars •  Rated 3 out of 5 stars 01/11/25 Full Review Read all reviews

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