Sure, the concept itself often defies credibility, but like other superior serialized dramas including '24,' 'Lost' and 'Heroes,' 'Prison Break' so effectively creates its own self-contained universe that we can help but suspend our disbelief and hang on for the ride. 'Prison Break' is in fact a truly riveting show - the kind that grabs you from the first episode and doesn't let go. Of course, as the show's millions of fans well know, I was dead wrong. A television series about two guys trying to escape some dingy old jail? How could such a slim premise sustain itself for more than a few episodes? And what would happen once they did break free, anyway? High tail it down to Hawaii, and then we get 'Prison Break: The Magnum P.I. If that’s not reason enough to hit the green box below, I don’t know what is.When I first heard about the concept for 'Prison Break,' I have to admit that I just didn't get it. Oh, I’m told there is a hidden Easter Egg, and if you find it, you’ll get access to Wentworth Miller’s naked shower scenes. You aren’t going to find it any cheaper, and once it’s released, the Amazon price is going to shoot back up.
Prison Break The Complete First Season will be available to own for $59.98 US ($89.98 CAN) but you can save a ton of money by pre-ordering it TODAY from Amazon. Click here for a full list of special features. The 6-disc DVD set is loaded with special features including audio commentary and behind the scenes features.
Also, knowing what I know now, it’s going to be interesting to go back and watch as everything unfolds. Prison Break is so layered, that I’m sure I missed a few things during the first viewing. I have already seen every episode of this show, but I am definitely going to buy Season One on DVD. Now’s your chance to catch up with Michael Scofield and his band of merry men as they try to make their way out of Fox River and into the free world. If you missed out on the phenomenon that was Prison Break, fear not, Fox has just announced that the Season One DVD will be released on August 8th.
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