Now playing in this weeks' Mitovich Mega Minute:
• How does one move the Lost island, anyway?
• Ghost Whisperer finale preview.
• Prison Break Season 4 casting news.
Also, Lost fans, check out our Previews blog for inside scoop from co-executive producer Jean Higgins.
Source: TVGuide
Thursday, May 15, 2008
Michael Rapaport Signs On For 'Prison Break'
Rapaport has had a recurring role on NBC's My Name Is Earl as a criminal named Frank. He had a sitcom of his own, The War At Home, which lasted two seasons on Fox. He has a long standing relationship with the network, appearing on Boston Public from 2001-2004. He had a memorable stint on Friends as Gary, the policeman, who dated Phoebe. His film credits include Higher Learning, Hitch, and the upcoming Only In New York, which also stars James Caviezel.
There are rumors swirling that the fourth season of Prison Break could be its last. The show has experienced a steady decline in viewership over the years but Fox had stood behind the drama. Wentworth Miller, the show's star, has hinted that he would love to move on at the end of next season. He recently told Britain's Glamour magazine, "I really feel there's a beginning, middle and an end to this story and my gut feeling is that we're on the last leg of the journey." Despite the drop in ratings, the show has maintained a solid and loyal fan base. Many of them would like to see the show go out on top so perhaps it's time that Michael settles things with The Company once and for all.
Source: BuddyTV
Sunday, February 17, 2008
Prison Break - Episode 3.13 - TV Guide Review
Prison Break
Episode 3.13: The Art of the Deal
Airs: February 18, 2008
TV Guide Review
Because of the then-impending writers’ strike, the show’s producers planned last fall to craft the 13th episode as a viable winter finale, with cliff-hangers, storylines that veer in new directions, the departure of at least one character and an open road for others. Says Dominic Purcell, who plays Michael’s brother, Lincoln, “There’s a resolution to certain characters, and [the episode] propels others into a longer journey.”


One such journey reaches a climax when Susan takes on a worthy adversary: Michael.
“When she comes face to face with him, she deals with Michael differently than she deals with everyone else,” O’Keefe says. “I think people are going to be very shocked by her relationship with Michael. She’s not really had to deal with anybody where she hasn’t gotten away with everything, but he’s on her level.” And Susan gets more than a little testy when things don’t go her way.
“Michael is her equal — or more so,” Purcell agrees. “Lincoln’s the volatile, instinctual, explosive guy, whereas Michael is much more inclined to use intellect to get what he wants. Susan has to play different cards with the brothers.”
While some plotlines get tied up, O’Keefe assures fans that Prison Break still has new roads to explore. “I know what Susan’s relationship with Whistler is. Let’s just say they go way back,” she teases.
Of course, that assumes Susan survives the episode. And on Prison Break, time has a way of running out.
Source: TV Guide

Episode 3.13: The Art of the Deal
Airs: February 18, 2008
TV Guide Review
Because of the then-impending writers’ strike, the show’s producers planned last fall to craft the 13th episode as a viable winter finale, with cliff-hangers, storylines that veer in new directions, the departure of at least one character and an open road for others. Says Dominic Purcell, who plays Michael’s brother, Lincoln, “There’s a resolution to certain characters, and [the episode] propels others into a longer journey.”


One such journey reaches a climax when Susan takes on a worthy adversary: Michael.
“When she comes face to face with him, she deals with Michael differently than she deals with everyone else,” O’Keefe says. “I think people are going to be very shocked by her relationship with Michael. She’s not really had to deal with anybody where she hasn’t gotten away with everything, but he’s on her level.” And Susan gets more than a little testy when things don’t go her way.
“Michael is her equal — or more so,” Purcell agrees. “Lincoln’s the volatile, instinctual, explosive guy, whereas Michael is much more inclined to use intellect to get what he wants. Susan has to play different cards with the brothers.”
While some plotlines get tied up, O’Keefe assures fans that Prison Break still has new roads to explore. “I know what Susan’s relationship with Whistler is. Let’s just say they go way back,” she teases.
Of course, that assumes Susan survives the episode. And on Prison Break, time has a way of running out.
Source: TV Guide

Thursday, January 24, 2008
Prison Break - Episode 3.10 - Director’s Take
Prison Break
3.10: Dirt Nap
Director’s Take
An all new Director’s Take and find out how the cast and crew of Prison Break made Sammy appear to be taking his own “dirt nap.”

Video after the jump:
Source: PrisonBreakBuff
3.10: Dirt Nap
Director’s Take
An all new Director’s Take and find out how the cast and crew of Prison Break made Sammy appear to be taking his own “dirt nap.”

Video after the jump:
Source: PrisonBreakBuff
Prison Break - Sucre Behind Bars!
Amaury Nolasco recently revealed to Prison Break Magazine that his character, Fernando Sucre, will end up behind bars in Sona sometime before the season 3 finale (February 18th). He said: “Sona is still going to remain a very important part of the show. Sucre ends up as a prisoner in Sona. Something inside is going to prove very important to Michael and Lincoln completing their mission. Once again they are going to have to rely on their friend Mr. Fernando Sucre.”
Source: SpoilerTV

Source: SpoilerTV

Saturday, January 5, 2008
Prison Break - Sammy Dies?

It seems that Sammy may die when one of the tunnels collapse. Not sure which episode, but here’s a screen shot, courtesy of pbelite.org
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