By enewsug team
Prison Break Season 5 has officially been confirmed by Fox, but a release date has not yet been shared. Series regulars Wentworth Miller and Dominic Purcell will reprise their roles. Many now have speculations about how the show will continue and whether there will be a prison break this time.
Prison Break ended in 2009 after four years on the air. It took fans through the story of Miller’s character Michael Scofield getting himself arrested and placed in the same jail as his brother, Purcell’s Lincoln Burrows, to help him escape. Lincoln had been jailed for a crime he did not commit. Along the way, Micheal builds alliances and finds enemies, with some of them being released alongside him.
According to Movie News Guide, Prison Break Season 5 is expected to be a sequel of sorts. It will pick up years after the original show ended, bringing the two brothers back. Dana Walden, Fox producer, has confirmed that it will work in a similar way to 24: Live Another Day. So far, 10 to 12 episodes have been commissioned, but there are no details of how the series will play out.
So far, no release date for the fifth season has been confirmed. Whether a new title will be given to it or not has also not been confirmed. Usually, shows that reprise as sequels have a new title, such as 24’s Live Another Day and Heroes: Reborn coming out as the sequel to Heroes.
Not everyone is excited at the idea of the new season. Some people compare it to being stuck in traffic while having teeth removed. It will be a painful experience, considering the way the series ended
Many expect T-Bag to return to the series, and it is likely that he will be out for revenge against Michael and Lincoln. It could also be his prison break that people get to watch happen.
According to the Fox producers, the storyline pitched for the new series is both believable and logical. The full story line was not shared with Fox producers, as it is still in development.
There is the chance that Prison Break will be aired in Spanish for the first time. NBC Universo Senior Vice President Bilai Joa Silar has said that the network will air the Spanish-language version and it will “break the mold†of the way viewers are used to watching it. It suggests that normal dubbing will not be used. Prison Break will start to air on NBC Universo from October 20, 2015 with the first season.
