Holy Crap!!!! Who just watched Prison Break

[Evan F]

This show is just plain nuts. Every time I watch it, I am pulling my hair out in suspense. Can't Believe stupid Terrance Stedman. Crazy!! whats your guys thoughts if you watch it.

 

[Shawn Couture]

Its getting better

 

[Shawn Couture]

I love the show. What the heck will they do now? No witnesses or do you thinkk they can somehow figure a way to make that dead man talk

 

[A K]

Not sure if they did it or not yet. But, this is what Prison Break does next.



But, looks can be deceiving. There's an engine pushing on the back end, after the passenger cars. The lead unit is essentially in neutral.



[Broken External Image]:

 

[Shawn Couture]

WOW!

 

[LaRue Medlin]

I have it on tivo,,, can't wait till Rose lets me watch it. Haven't missed an episode yet!!!! GREAT!!!!

 

[EddieS'04]

It is a great show. I hope that one day when the network decides to drop it, they at least give it and ending. There have been so many series the last decade that never got an ending.

 

[yankeegator]

We have " 'Prison Break' Night" at the house...it's the first show I have EVER scheduled my time to watch.



I don't trust Kellerman...he's trying to play both sides.



And....



WHERE'S SARAH?????

 

[Ryan Schaecher]

Dangit!!! I missed it! That's only the second time I've done that!!

 

[Thomas Rogers]

Bittorrent R Shek.

 

[Bill V]

WHERE'S SARAH????? (sic)

Sara is pregnant.



Or at least, the actress who plays her is pregnant. Due late summer. It'll be interesting to see if their shooting schedule forces them to either write around her or write the pregnancy into the script.



I love that two of the best shows on television right now, Prison Break and 24, are back to back. If only one of the other great shows on television right now, Heroes, wasn't on opposite 24...

 

[Bill V]

R Shek--Fox puts past episodes on myspace. There's a link to it from the fox.com/priosonbreak website. You can view the episodes, complete, anytime, with their full legal blessing. I've not ever used bittorrent, so I'm not sure if that's the case there.

 

[Thomas Rogers]

Yeah, BillV, getting the eps directly from the Fox sponsored sites is better, and most def legal.



Bittorrent versions aren't legal, by the letter of the law and I have made it clear in the past my stance on illegal downloading.



I do however, download TV shows through Bittorrent. I view Bittorrent as a virtual VCR/DVR in that way. I know, that's a rationalization, one which I would slam others for making and it makes me a hypocrit (I can call a spade a spade).



But I do draw the line at downloading illegal music and hollywood movies. Those I pay for. It's just free TV that I download via Bittorrent, just as a convenience.



TJR

 

[Dale Carlson]

I'd have to agree with TJR about bittorrent TV shows. The aim of the networks is to show advertising. I think their feeling is that whether they show it to you over the air, over their own website (like NBC does (so I can watch Heros on my laptop the next day, complete with commercials (because the DVR will only record two shows at a time, dammit, not three))), from a VCR/DVR, or from a file downloaded over the Internet is probably irrelevant to them - UNLESS, they are trying to generate a revenue stream from it (which I think ABC is trying to do).

 

[Nelson Atwell]

I was going to watch this, but the site said I can't access it from outside the U.S. :angry:

 

[Dale Carlson]

Hey Nelson,



Does your fiancee have a DVR of some time? You should be able to use Slingbox to view recorded shows, too.

 

[Nelson Atwell]

I got the basic model, so she would actually have to disconnect the cable to allow me to see the DVR. She's not a techie, so I'd rather she not touch the thing. :lol:



I'll have the wake up at 2 a.m. to watch the Super Bowl on Super Bowl Monday. I think I may ask for that Monday off.

 

[Bill V]

Nelson--When you say "the site", are you referring to Fox's myspace site, or to bittorrent? Whichever is the case, give the other a try, and let us know how it goes...

 

[Thomas Rogers]

BillV, I assume Nelson meant Fox's site. They don't want to kill their server bandwidth trying to stream overseas I suspect.

 

[Bill V]

TJR--I agree with you about bittorrent, if it's run as I suspect. (Again, I've never looked at it.) My posting of the Fox myspace link was only to provide another option for those who prefer to do that.



I do know that even with what you say about over-the-air TV shows, which I fully agree with, some of the networks have in the not-too-distant past applied significant legal pressure on some places that have posted their shows, including some non-sanctioned youtube and myspace posts. For whatever reason, it's clear they don't like the extra exposure.



I'm not a big fan of the Fox myspace episodes myself. In large part because the last time I used it (last fall, to get caught up on several missed Prison Break episodes), all the "regular" ads in the episodes had been replaced by non-skippable ads for the movie Saw III. I have nothing against Fox including ads in those online episodes, but I really dislike bloodfest movies like Saw III, and didn't care for being forced to watch those ads over and over just to see Prison Break. I'm not sure what ads might be running, now that Saw III is out of theaters. With my luck, it's now all ads for the Saw III DVD...