Air Date: September 19, 2005
Michael needs to dig a hole in the break room floor, but the room is named after three guards. He must figure out which guard’s shift gives him enough time. Meanwhile, Veronica Donovan, Lincoln’s childhood friend and a lawyer, begins digging into the conspiracy outside the walls.
Title: Prison Break: The Complete First Season
Tagline: He’s not locked in there with them. They’re locked in there with him. Prison Break Season 1 All Episodes
Description: Michael Scofield has 60 days to save his brother from death row. His only weapon? A genius-level IQ and a body covered in a full-body tattoo that is actually the blueprint of Fox River State Penitentiary.
Includes all 22 episodes:
Bonus Features:
Runtime: 960 minutes (16 hours of suspense).
Season 1 of Prison Break is a gripping execution of a singular concept—flawed but addictive. Its ingenuity, ensemble strength, and relentless pacing reward viewers who can tolerate plot conveniences and heightened melodrama. The result is a bingeable, emotionally invested ride that hooks and often satisfies, even when it asks you to overlook improbabilities.
Air Date: March 27, 2006
Michael adapts. He finds a new route through the prison’s insane asylum. Meanwhile, "The Rat" refers to an inmate who knows about the escape and is demanding to be let in. The psychological warfare between Michael and Bellick intensifies.
Original Air Date: August 29, 2005
The series opens with Michael Scofield getting his elaborate tattoo finished. He walks into a bank, robs it without a mask, and calmly waits for the police. In court, he refuses a lawyer and demands to be sent to Fox River, specifically. Air Date: September 19, 2005 Michael needs to
Once inside, he quickly identifies the key players: John Abruzzi (the mafia boss who runs the prison), Theodore "T-Bag" Bagwell (a racist, cunning predator), Fernando Sucre (his future cellmate and loyal ally), and Captain Brad Bellick (the sadistic head of the guards). The episode ends with Michael revealing his plan to Lincoln during a visitation, whispering, "I’m getting you out of here."