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Matt Olmstead chatted with the Boston Herald, expanding on some earlier statements.
Olmstead says that “Michael and Sara are still of the mind, ‘We’re not going to renege on this pact we made, which is, come hell or high water, we’re going to bring down the Company, because it is the right thing to do. What we’ve seen and experienced, we can’t just walk away from that and go live on the beach, knowing that this entity thrives and hurts people and controls things.”
As for the end of the series, Olmstead reveals “We’re doing a little bit of a wrinkle in time, because the end of episode 22 is the end of the journey for these guys, and we do a flash-forward to see where everybody is four years from now.”
“It was a surprising reaction for me. It was an emotional reaction, because you realize the investment in the characters. You also realize how much they’ve been through and, in a way, how noble they are for continuing to fight.”
“So when you see where they are – good and bad and bittersweet – down the road, it’s pretty powerful.”
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About that… how do you know it’ll be his last? Maybe he’ll keep on breaking every good guy out of prison his entire life? I wouldn’t be surprised – and yet I sooo would be, haha=)
On DVD we still can watch two more episodes.
How Michael plans his last Prison Break.
The end is here :(((
i expected more than this for last 4 months.This is so bad.We’Re gonna miss prison break so much
Yes, it’s too bad…we wait 4 months..and now only 6 episodes..
Since the end of episode 22 is the end of the journey for these guys, and we do a flash-forward to see where everybody is four years from now, then what will the 2 additional eps will be about?
dah, i’ve missed PB sooo much!!
too bad that there are only 6 eps left :(
i think you’re wrong.Because it shouldn’t be ‘season finale’ it should be only finale right?