'Prison Break' Season 5 Air Date, Spoilers, News & Update: More Danger To Come For The Brothers? What We Know So Far!
"Prison Break" Season 5 will have more action and the brothers will face more danger as they go for the great escape all over again.
According to iTechPost, the latest spoilers of "Prison Break" Season 5 give a glimpse on how the characters face more danger in the show. Lincoln Burrows (Dominic Purcell) and Michael Scofield (Wentworth Miller) will also encounter more situations that need to be solved.
In "Prison Break" Season 5, Lincoln seeks the help of Sara (Sarah Wayne Callies) in order to save Michael from prison in Yemen. Michael also is trying to find a way to get out before the team helps him do the great escape.
Michael does not find it hard to escape from the Ogygia Prison since he already broke out several prisons in the previous seasons. The one thing that may make it hard for Michael to escape is the organization that he joined which is the reason for him to be behind bars in "Prison Break" Season 5.
There are speculations that Michael will be hunted down by the organization that he joined prior to being in prison. This is the hardest part for the team in helping Michael out in "Prison Break" Season 5. They not only will figure out on how to get out of the Ogygia Prison but they also need to be careful in getting out of Yemen.
In a previous report from News Everyday, it is indicated that "Prison Break" Season 5 is going to have a heavier storyline. The show tells about terrorism and it also will show how Michael got involved with the secret organization.
"Prison Break" Season 5 picks up seven years after the final episode of Season 4. It can be recalled that Michael has been dead leaving behind his wife and child. In the upcoming season, Sara is said to be married and her husband may be Paul Kellerman (Paul Adelstein).
It seems that there is more problems for the brothers as they again do the great escape in "Prison Break" Season 5.
"Prison Break" Season 5 is expected to return in 2017.
