Prison Break the Series: How Many Prison Breaks Will We Tolerate?

I have watched Prison Break the series since the very first episode, I was immediately hooked. The main characters are Wentworth Miller as (Michael Scofield) and Dominic Purcell as (Lincoln Burrows). Michael Scofield breaks his brother Lincoln Burrows out of jail in the initial episodes. It is a great show, but I wonder how long can this story line continue.

As I am watching the show caught up in the excitement of the almost failed prison breaks, and the edge of your seat action of planning the seriously impossible escape strategies they come up with. I wonder how many more prison breaks can occur to keep the show going? It will eventually have to undergo some type of script transformation just to stay on the air. After this season's current escape plan succeeds, what's in the works for the next season. The writers will need to expand on the lives of the main characters just to keep the show interesting.

When they escape this time will they be on the run? That's always an exciting story line, prisoners on the run. There have been many movies with this theme in the past. Will Michael Scofield find a new love interest? Will he have a family and be on the run with his wife and kids? Will they eventually settle in one place? And if they do is the show over at this point? Maybe this is one of those series that are not on the air for many years. Considering the story line how could it be on the air for any length of time? I hope the writers are working on some new story lines, if not I feel that the show will lose a lot of its viewers.

Maybe they are working on some really interesting plots that have nothing to do with breaking out of prison. Just as the series "Lost" has taken the characters off of the island and back into civilization. I hope this show will develop into something more. The writers are going to have to be really creative to come up with some new plots to keep our interest, or else I will be breaking out of the prison called Prison Break.