“Prison Break” follows Michael Scofield, a structural engineer who deliberately gets himself imprisoned to save his wrongfully convicted brother, Lincoln Burrows, from death row. I watched it in the living room with my cousin, and we were both hooked from the start. This series fits into action, drama, and thriller genres, with elements of suspense and crime. The plot is not confusing; it unfolds steadily, with well-timed reveals that keep you engaged without losing track of the storyline. I absolutely cared about the characters! Michael Scofield is a compelling protagonist, and I found myself invested in the fates of all the characters, particularly Lincoln and Sara.

There are five seasons in total, with a revival season that continues the story. The acting is strong across the board, especially Wentworth Miller as Michael, whose performance adds depth to his character’s intelligence and determination. While some events stretch credibility, the show’s emotional core stays relatable. The tension-filled escape sequences and Michael’s clever plans are standout moments that kept us on the edge of our seats. Some prison procedures and security measures felt exaggerated for drama, but they did not detract significantly. The special effects are engaging and enhance the thrilling atmosphere.

The show does have violence and some graphic content—definitely a trigger warning for sensitive viewers. If you enjoy “Prison Break,” you might also like “24” and “The Blacklist.” The importance of family loyalty and the lengths one will go to protect loved ones stood out to me. I’d recommend this show to anyone who enjoys thrillers or action-packed dramas, but perhaps not for family viewing due to mature themes. Overall, I would give the first season a 10/10 and the following seasons an 8/10 for a total rating of 9/10.