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Prison Break
Episode 4.24: Free
Casting Call
Finally some news!! Episode 4.24 will film between March 4th and 13th. I’m not so thrilled to see all these prison roles!
Craig Snee:
Mid 30s. This thrill-seeking charter pilot, “a swamp rat with a swaggery attitude” and a drug-running past, is an acquaintance of Mahone’s who agrees to do a drop.
Patrol Guard:
Male, 30s to 40s. At the women’s prison, this gruff, imposing patrol guard catches Gretchen in the chapel and demands to know if she’s alone.
SHU C.O.
A tough, female corrections officer in her 30s to 40s, at the women’s prison, she tells Daddy that one of her family members has been killed.
Yard C.O.
Male, in his 30s to 40s, in the prison yard, this C.O. wonders where some prisoners have gone.
Thanks to SpoilerTV!
Hi Nikki
yes the first one was me but not the others…
Jody, I’m trying to get the IP banned.
what do u mean dogloverkd
SHUT UP.
STop imposing as me!!!!. Get a life u stupid imposter. GO AWAY get a damn life.
I wonder if they want us to think Sara is killed, by mention that one of daddy’s family members get killed. Also I was thinking the pilot might be the key. And the title reminds me of Flight…season 1 finale
1 • In both I as well as V, men who are after JigSaw, get a cut in their throat. (Detective Tapp in I, FBI Agent Strahm in V.)
2 • In both I as well as V, those same men die. (Detective Tapp in I, FBI Agent Strahm in V.)
3 • In both I as well as V, there 2 examples of people who get set up, as being the JigSaw-murderer. (Doctor Gordon in I, FBI Agent Strahm in V.)
4 • In both II as well as V, there’s a group of people who are completely new to each other, and in both movies, they are forced to work together as a team, in order to survive. (Addison, Amanda, Daniël, Gus, Jonas, Laura, Obi and Xavier in II, Ashley, Brit, Charles, Luba and Mallick in V.)
5 • In both II as well as V, the people do not try and work together.
6 • In both II as well as V, nearly all the individuals end up dead.
7 • In both II as well as V, the victims who apppear in the very beginning, are placed in an inescapable trap. (Michael in II, Seth in V.)
8 • In both II as well as V, there are 2 examples of unnecessary spoken dialogue. (Laura in II, FBI Agent Strahm saying “I got you” and Luba “Someone’s watching us”, while pointing to the camera’s in V.)
9 • The Fatal 5-idea was salvaged from II, with the only difference being that the ‘rules’ were slightly distinct.
10 • In both II as well as V, out of all twist’s, there is (at least) one that people saw coming. (Amanda being in on it from the very beginning in II, Strahm getting set up in V.)
free is NOT a good title for the last episode, i m NOT kind of sad, though…
free is a good title for the last episode, i m kind of sad, though…