S5.E6

Phaecia

Episode aired May 9, 2017
TV-14
45m

IMDb RATING

7.5/10

4.1K

YOUR RATING

Dominic Purcell and Rick Yune in Prison Break (2005)

Prison Break: Michael Divides Responsibilities

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Michael, Lincoln and the Ogygia gang race through the desert pursued by Cyclops; A&W and Van Gogh question their roles when their trailing the escapees leads them to Graceland.Michael, Lincoln and the Ogygia gang race through the desert pursued by Cyclops; A&W and Van Gogh question their roles when their trailing the escapees leads them to Graceland.Michael, Lincoln and the Ogygia gang race through the desert pursued by Cyclops; A&W and Van Gogh question their roles when their trailing the escapees leads them to Graceland.

Director
- Kevin Tancharoen
Writers
- Paul T. Scheuring
- Michael Horowitz
Stars

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IMDb RATING

7.5/10

4.1K

YOUR RATING

Director
- Kevin Tancharoen
Writers
- Paul T. Scheuring
- Michael Horowitz
Stars

See production info at IMDbPro

Goofs
After Michael asks if there's a compass on his phone, Ja replies, "No signal". Compass apps are magnet-based, and do not rely on connectivity.

Quotes
Lincoln Burrows: We're driving blind. It's the same damn thing everywhere we look.
Ja: There's something to be said for that. Makes you use your senses.
Whip: Will you stop talking crap and talk elephant in the room, please? We just left Michael back there. It's completely wrong.
Lincoln Burrows: I'm the last guy you want to say that to.
Whip: Well, why are we doing it, then?
Lincoln Burrows: Because he said, that's why. One thing you don't understand. When Michael takes on the world, the world always loses.

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Review

Featured review

5/10

It all feels a bit sloppy and aimless.

I thought the episode was okay. A bit silly, but okay. The episode got to focus almost entirely on the action happening in the middle east. Without spending time on the Sarah plot, this episode was much more engaging and fast-paced. It was an exciting chase episode, shot on nice locations.

With the group of characters on the run getting smaller, as a viewer you become more invested in them. Although the characters act pretty stupid and make poor decisions, due to the current quality of the current Prison Break, it didn't bother me much.

The Poseidon stuff is still a little bit lame and corny though. And some of the dialogue feels really forced and corny. It probably has also to do with the fact that the two poseidon agents are being played by not-so-convincing actors.

But overall I enjoyed myself for 40 minutes. But I won't deny that it all feels a bit sloppy and aimless.