Wentworth Miller is really featured here as his body is the one that is covered in tattoos. permanent people as opposed to protective custody). It examines the kind of prisoners that would be sent there, the gothic almost cathedral like look that it has, and it even goes so far as to break down the prison populations and what somebody would have to do to be in a specific population (ie. This featurette looks at Joliet Prison from it's inception in the 1940s. Why is this on here? Just because people are fascinated about a show that takes place in a prison, that doesn't mean that they want a lesson on penology. The Making a Scene segment isn't as involved in that area, rather it focuses on what it's like for everyone to shoot in this environment. They give us the usually stories of how the show got made, and I was surprised at how everyone seemed keyed into this one idea. We find out that they are in fact shooting in Joliet State Prison in Illinois, and that the location of the shoot has had a big hand in how this show looks. The show is explained to us by the creators, actors and crew. I decided to combine both of these as they essentially cover the same territory. Making of Prison Break and Making a Scene Along the way they meet other prisoners like the weirdly, good John Abruzzi (Peter Stormare), who end up 'assisting' their cause. Anyway, he and his brother are both now in a race against time, as Michael has got to bust Lincoln out before his time is up. Lets not forget that only Michael knows what these drawings represent, so his vantage point might be sort of limited. They weren't just normally 'inked' on him, it is actually a very elaborate design that I think would be very hard to make heads or tails of.

Well, Michael got ahold of the blueprints to the prison and had them tattooed on to his body. How is he going to do this you might wonder?

His goal is that he's going to break his brother out from the inside.

This includes getting sent to the same prison where his brother currently resides on Death Row. His brother, Michael Scofield (Wentworth Miller), will do anything he can to get his brother out. Lincoln Burrows (Dominic Purcell) has been put in jail under very unjust circumstances. So I am watching Prison Break: Season 1 and suddenly, about 30 minutes into the first episode, I realized that I was going to have a hard time with this show. Overall, I just don't find the premise of this show to be that believable.

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