I can only imagine how insane the shooting schedule for this series was, with Dominic Purcell a main cast member on Legends of Tomorrow. That’s okay, there are some fun Michael plans at work, but is just makes the ending feel hollow. This finale could have had more impact if Michael had relied on Lincoln more than he had in the past but instead it’s all down to Michael again. The two reaffirmed they were stronger together. That in trying to do everything by himself, Michael had ended up in prison again. Sure, Lincoln saves Sara and Mike, but we want to see the brothers work together.Įarlier this season there was this whole lesson about the two needing each other. Michael and Lincoln barely share any scenes together. The biggest problem with the finale is that relationship is barely on display. The two would do anything for each other and the lengths Michael went to in order to save his brother proved how strong that relationship was. Why do fans love Prison Break? Is it for the titular prison breaks? Perhaps, but the only reasons those even register is because they’re deeply rooted in one thing. This Prison Break review contains spoilers.
