Prison Break Season 4 Confirmed + Season 3 next air date!

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Goodness this finale was so silly, and then they had Michael die when it was all said and done. So then, what's the point of the next two episodes? It seems like it had all the closure it needed.

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Since they killed Mike off, how will they make season 6?

They aren't but even if they did, it would be season 5 :p The two episodes coming in a few months will tell us more about what happened between those 4 years in the last episode (finale).

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I thought it was a ballsy ending, even though they telegraphed it a bit early. I don't see a need for any episodes showing what happened in between, I think we all got it. Oh well, still a much better finale than most shows get.

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Personally do not feel for Don Self because he tried to sabotage Michael towards the end by making the phone call and allowing the authorities to trace the call.

But I do not understand why that fate for Michael in the end, did he not have a surgery done by the General's staff to solve the problem?

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Personally do not feel for Don Self because he tried to sabotage Michael towards the end by making the phone call and allowing the authorities to trace the call.

But I do not understand why that fate for Michael in the end, did he not have a surgery done by the General's staff to solve the problem?

That was part of what the General did to try and get Michael to work for the company as Christina did

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... still can't believe they brought Kellerman back from the dead too!

Which annoys me. A group that is from the United Nations wants to take down the company, yet they fired into the truck. So we're to believe they killed an innocent cop but let a murderer live to help them take down the evil company? So, so silly.

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