Reviews on the first two seasons of the TV series Prison Break Urgent!!

The American version of a soap opera.

It's visually striking, but the overall plot is simple, typical of American individual heroism. The details are relatively rough, and in order to meet the needs of the plot, the screenwriter made some props rigidly, and the male protagonist was portrayed too perfectly. The director and screenwriter tried to portray the fate of the individual and the conflict of interests of the state and the capitalists, creating the image of a rebel, when in reality all this happened too quickly and too compactly.

That's why I say it's an American version of a soap opera, for men who hate Korean soap operas.

The ending of the second season of the American version of the "Prison Break" TV series is as follows:

Mike paced the upper deck of the ship, anxiously considering the conditions in Maho. A Panamanian boy walked over and shouted with a box of groceries in his hands. He asks Mike if he wants candy and beer, but Mike coldly replies.

The boy looked around and quietly asked Mike, "Do you want stimulants?" Mike sent the kid away, answering the ** that rang at this time. It was Maho who called, willing to give him money and boats.

Mike hesitated, "So you're going to let my brother go?" He asked, "Just like you once let Turner go?"

Maho tells Mike that things have changed and that he and the brothers now have a common enemy. "You can give me freedom, just as your freedom is in my hands. Mike pauses and tells Maho that he needs to get to the dock where Maho is holding Lincoln one more day.

Lincoln mockingly asked Maho how it was to flee. Maho said calmly, "I will survive."

Lincoln tells Maho that he will get the retribution he deserves. Maho didn't take his words seriously. Kellerman sat on the witness stand and said to the judge and jury:

What I said could send me to jail, however, I still have to say it. Because I have wronged some good people who should never have been wronged. He stated how he framed Lincoln.

The main character, MS, succeeds in destroying the general's'company', and in exchange for Scylla, he returned everyone's free body, and finally died for helping Sara escape from prison, MS his brother Lincoln, restored his free body and helped Sara escape from prison to Panama (presumably) opened a surf shop by the sea (related to the sea anyway), and married his girlfriend Sofia. Unsure if she was married or not) Sara, who was imprisoned for shooting MS's mother, became pregnant, was rescued by MS, and later raised her son in Panama. Sucre (Mexican male) regained his freedom, had a family, loved his daughter very much, and was a good friend of Lincoln and Sara.

Don Self (Agent), abandoned by the General after a failed mission, and paralyzed by MS's mother. Stay in a nursing home. Mahone, often hovering between MS's hostility and help, but in the end it was all about helping MS...

I'm not sure if I've ever been a back agent, but I'm in love with a black woman from my former subordinate. (still sending letters on his ex-wife's birthday) T-bag, changed and went back to prison. General, the old man wants to kill Sara in prison, and the ending is to go to the electric chair.

MS mother, who was finally killed by Sara for robbing Scylla, a soldier in the Fox River. In the finale, when everyone is desperate, they come to help MS with Kellerman's conditions, and finally regain their freedom. Kellerman, a former **subordinate**, got out of prison by something from the United Nations, ended up helping someone get Scylla, regained the freedom of MS and the others, and finally became a senator.

Lucio, a former general's henchman**, the general's lover, is imprisoned in the women's prison next to T-Bag Prison. Wanted to kill Sara to earn the general's money, and later cooperated with Sara because she wanted to escape from prison, and finally helped Sara hide next to the prison church and was caught, asking Sara to take care of her daughter. Brad Bellick, who gave up his life to save Lincoln while helping MS steal Scylla, was later salvaged and buried with dignity.

Wyatt, the general's hired professional killer, (Black Bear), was designed by the crowd, along with the Asian computer genius to be solved.

Mike died of a terminal illness and gave birth to a child.

Today I finally finished watching the finale of "Prison Break", and everyone in the play also has their own ending. Four years later, Michael and Sara had a child of their own, but Michael died of a brain tumor; Linc finally started a happy life with Sofia; Mahone also has a new relationship with the black female FBI; Sucre has two children; Private Franklin also had a normal life; The T-Bag is back in the Fox River ......The ending of these people is the one they themselves hope for the good ending.

Yo GI came to watch the prison break, just like me, but it's been a long time since I finished reading it, and it's very cool.

2, "Prisonbreak" (Prisonbreak) is a suspense TV series directed by Ge Etanis and others, written by Paul Schulling, and starring Wentworth Miller and Dominic Purcell. The play tells a story about salvation, in order to save his brother Lincoln, who was framed and imprisoned, Michael plans to escape from prison and successfully escapes, and is imprisoned again during his fugitive career, and finally collects evidence to get away with the crime.