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Одвај ја чекам следната епизода :zlo:ни да пука нема, АЈ
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Не го убиВ,сам умредали тоа Скофилд уби човек минатава епизода, и ако да дали му е тоа сефте??
Добро бе уште не сте поучени од минати епизоди колку пати се дешавало да заврши епизода со "сигура смрт" па пак се извлекле.И ова ќе биде така :smir:Има логика да пука само ќе биде најголемата сапуница евр (братот го вади од сигурна смрт и доаѓа мајкаму и го убива, нека учат шпанциве:pos2
Само која е целта на целиот серијал ако го скинат на крај?
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Тука сууум
Е сега... незнам дали е до мене ама навистина сум задоволен што ќе се снимаат уште неколку епизоди и ќе заврши серијава, бидејќи имам чуство ако продолжат вака, во петта сезона Мајкл ќе се дружи со вонземјаните во Ареа51... ептем СФ ќе ја напраат и мислам дека продуцентите ќе треба доста да се потрудат за да ја вратат серијата во преостанатите неколку епизоди на нивото кое го имаше... многу работи останаа недоречени и неразјаснети... многу.
Е сега... незнам дали е до мене ама навистина сум задоволен што ќе се снимаат уште неколку епизоди и ќе заврши серијава, бидејќи имам чуство ако продолжат вака, во петта сезона Мајкл ќе се дружи со вонземјаните во Ареа51... ептем СФ ќе ја напраат
и мислам дека продуцентите ќе треба доста да се потрудат за да ја вратат серијата во преостанатите неколку епизоди на нивото кое го имаше... многу работи останаа недоречени и неразјаснети... многу.
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Што ти изгледа SF? Операцијата која му ја извршија на Мајки?Тука сууум
Е сега... незнам дали е до мене ама навистина сум задоволен што ќе се снимаат уште неколку епизоди и ќе заврши серијава, бидејќи имам чуство ако продолжат вака, во петта сезона Мајкл ќе се дружи со вонземјаните во Ареа51... ептем СФ ќе ја напраат
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Scylla - информациите кои ги содржи, моќта на која се темели компанијата... потоа Bargain и тоа што Мајкл го кажа за него... тоа што веројатно Мајкл е и самиот производ на компанијата, ако ти текнува на сцената пред SONA кога генералот кажа дека бегството му е генетски вметнато во крвта на Мајкл... сума сумарум, ако има петта сезона, ќе биде СФ.
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Сцила можно е и да не е тоа што мисли Мајкл. Ова за операцијата е тешок СФ ама има логика зошто една толку мокна организација може да има се, така да и најголемите умови во светот. Ова за генетиката што го кажа, сигурен сум и дека не е тоа што мислиш дека е, зошто генералот го кажа тоа со цел дека тој штом избегал од Ривер ке избега и од Сцила.
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Ти навистина не ја разбираш серијава или не ја разбираш
Па човеку кажаа што е Сцила и кажаа што е Bargain т.е од што е кратенка и што значи тоа.
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Ке има ли др епизоди или нова сезона 5 ?
Стасав до 17-та сезона 4 иии ке има ли уште ???
За 5дена го изгледав сите епизоди околу 73 така несо се
Цитат:
In a way, the cancellation of "Prison Break" turned out to be a good thing for the show, executive producer Matt Olmstead says -- because he and his fellow writers weren't sure they could credibly extend the show beyond this year.
"We did have conversations early on in terms of 'what if,' and they were fairly brief conversations," Olmstead says. "That's why we went pretty much very quickly to this being the last season and how to really play off. The ideas that were tossed around in terms of what could be a season five were pretty thin."
Whatever those ideas might have been, they won't matter, because "Prison Break" -- which returns with new episodes at 9 p.m. ET Friday (after a repeat of the last original episode at 8) -- will conclude its four-year run on FOX in May. Olmstead, who's been with the show since early in the first season, teased a couple of events in the final episodes, talked about the show's biggest leap of logic (no, it's not Sara's return from the dead) and discussed why the finale might not be the last we see of Michael (Wentworth Miller), Lincoln (Dominic Purcell) and the rest of the characters.
Bringing the show to an end
"We kind of knew all along that this season was most likely going to be our last. ... We weren't going to hold anything back and [were going to] use up all the ideas we had and not worry about setting up for a fifth season.
"It was a bit of a luxury in the sense that we had the time to platform the ending as opposed to going on hiatus like some shows have to do, and wait to hear if you're going to come back or not."
Who's coming back?
"The mom character [Kathleen Quinlan as Lincoln and Michael's mother, who's involved in the conspiracy] ... she plays a big part in the last few episodes. A lot of secrets are revealed, and Michael and Lincoln are certainly shook in terms of who they are, where they came from. And at a certain point they're wondering is this the truth or are they trying to be divided and conquered, so to speak.
"Then we have a big surprise reveal, which I won't tell you who it is, but a returning character who comes in late in the game when the wheels are coming off. ... He's either there to save the day or to hijack the whole thing for his or her own benefit."
Is this the ending you always wanted to do?
"We have these 10 big whiteboards [in the writers room] that we write a lot of stuff down on, and [we] put down a quick list of where we wanted to see everybody [at the end]. It pretty much stayed the same throughout the whole season. No one got erased -- we added a couple, but we really executed what we really wanted to do ... pretty early in the season. So it wasn't a scramble at the end."
Leaps of logic
The biggest one, Olmstead says, was not Sara returning from the apparent dead, but "Michael getting a tattoo removed overnight at the beginning of this season. Wentworth was developing a skin irritation to having this thing applied to his body constantly. ... So we had to figure out a way; instead of him wearing long-sleeved shirts all the time, can we zap the tattoo?
"Since they were working for the government, we kind of fudged it a little bit where he was in a super-secret tattoo removal place 10 miles from South Dakota, but who knows. So we established that and it went away. It was a little bit of a wank. When I look at the other ones that we did ... we took a lot of those, but the momentum of the show, I think, accommodated that. This one for me was a little bit tough to swallow."
More to come ...
Olmstead talks about the two extra hours FOX ordered and when they might air. "What happened was when we were breaking the episodes, we had a storyline that we didn't know where -- it didn't really fit. It kept getting moved along down the episodes as the season went along. Then we had a conversation with the studio in terms of, 'This is really a cool story that we want to tell and it plays standalone, which would be a two-hour.' So they, the studio, and we creatively went ahead and did it for episodes 23 and 24, not knowing for sure where it would air, network or whatever, but knowing that it would certainly in some fashion, because the story for us was really compelling.
"I'm not really concerned where or when it airs. It will be at some point be viewed by the fans and hopefully it will be worthwhile for them. Basically [in] episode 22, which is the series finale ... everything gets wrapped up and then in the last act there's a jump forward like four years from now. We show the characters where they are, and some have won, lost; it's bittersweet. And this two-hour that we had in mind, or the next couple of episodes that we had in mind, kind of plays in that middle period, that wrinkle in time. ...
"We didn't do it where episode 22 plays like a cliffhanger -- like now you have to watch the [extra] episodes -- because we didn't want to infuriate the audience in terms of it playing as a completely satisfying ending. It just so happens that these extra two hours also play well."
Стасав до 17-та сезона 4 иии ке има ли уште ???
За 5дена го изгледав сите епизоди околу 73 така несо се
Цитат:
In a way, the cancellation of "Prison Break" turned out to be a good thing for the show, executive producer Matt Olmstead says -- because he and his fellow writers weren't sure they could credibly extend the show beyond this year.
"We did have conversations early on in terms of 'what if,' and they were fairly brief conversations," Olmstead says. "That's why we went pretty much very quickly to this being the last season and how to really play off. The ideas that were tossed around in terms of what could be a season five were pretty thin."
Whatever those ideas might have been, they won't matter, because "Prison Break" -- which returns with new episodes at 9 p.m. ET Friday (after a repeat of the last original episode at 8) -- will conclude its four-year run on FOX in May. Olmstead, who's been with the show since early in the first season, teased a couple of events in the final episodes, talked about the show's biggest leap of logic (no, it's not Sara's return from the dead) and discussed why the finale might not be the last we see of Michael (Wentworth Miller), Lincoln (Dominic Purcell) and the rest of the characters.
Bringing the show to an end
"We kind of knew all along that this season was most likely going to be our last. ... We weren't going to hold anything back and [were going to] use up all the ideas we had and not worry about setting up for a fifth season.
"It was a bit of a luxury in the sense that we had the time to platform the ending as opposed to going on hiatus like some shows have to do, and wait to hear if you're going to come back or not."
Who's coming back?
"The mom character [Kathleen Quinlan as Lincoln and Michael's mother, who's involved in the conspiracy] ... she plays a big part in the last few episodes. A lot of secrets are revealed, and Michael and Lincoln are certainly shook in terms of who they are, where they came from. And at a certain point they're wondering is this the truth or are they trying to be divided and conquered, so to speak.
"Then we have a big surprise reveal, which I won't tell you who it is, but a returning character who comes in late in the game when the wheels are coming off. ... He's either there to save the day or to hijack the whole thing for his or her own benefit."
Is this the ending you always wanted to do?
"We have these 10 big whiteboards [in the writers room] that we write a lot of stuff down on, and [we] put down a quick list of where we wanted to see everybody [at the end]. It pretty much stayed the same throughout the whole season. No one got erased -- we added a couple, but we really executed what we really wanted to do ... pretty early in the season. So it wasn't a scramble at the end."
Leaps of logic
The biggest one, Olmstead says, was not Sara returning from the apparent dead, but "Michael getting a tattoo removed overnight at the beginning of this season. Wentworth was developing a skin irritation to having this thing applied to his body constantly. ... So we had to figure out a way; instead of him wearing long-sleeved shirts all the time, can we zap the tattoo?
"Since they were working for the government, we kind of fudged it a little bit where he was in a super-secret tattoo removal place 10 miles from South Dakota, but who knows. So we established that and it went away. It was a little bit of a wank. When I look at the other ones that we did ... we took a lot of those, but the momentum of the show, I think, accommodated that. This one for me was a little bit tough to swallow."
More to come ...
Olmstead talks about the two extra hours FOX ordered and when they might air. "What happened was when we were breaking the episodes, we had a storyline that we didn't know where -- it didn't really fit. It kept getting moved along down the episodes as the season went along. Then we had a conversation with the studio in terms of, 'This is really a cool story that we want to tell and it plays standalone, which would be a two-hour.' So they, the studio, and we creatively went ahead and did it for episodes 23 and 24, not knowing for sure where it would air, network or whatever, but knowing that it would certainly in some fashion, because the story for us was really compelling.
"I'm not really concerned where or when it airs. It will be at some point be viewed by the fans and hopefully it will be worthwhile for them. Basically [in] episode 22, which is the series finale ... everything gets wrapped up and then in the last act there's a jump forward like four years from now. We show the characters where they are, and some have won, lost; it's bittersweet. And this two-hour that we had in mind, or the next couple of episodes that we had in mind, kind of plays in that middle period, that wrinkle in time. ...
"We didn't do it where episode 22 plays like a cliffhanger -- like now you have to watch the [extra] episodes -- because we didn't want to infuriate the audience in terms of it playing as a completely satisfying ending. It just so happens that these extra two hours also play well."
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И јас го мислев ова и ако испадне така навистина би било премногу Sci-Fi, не би требало да има 5-та сезона:nenene:
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'Prison Break' Stops Running
FOX decides to end show, final episodes start in April
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By Rick Porter January 13, 2009
Wentworth Miller of 'Prison Break'
They've broken out, been the subject of a manhunt, been imprisoned and broken out again. Now the run for "Prison Break" is at an end.
FOX announced Tuesday (Jan. 13) during its TCA press tour session that "Prison Break" will end its four-season run in the spring. The final episodes will debut Friday, April 17.
The show's final season has followed brothers Michael Scofield (Wentworth Miller) and Lincoln Burrows (Dominic Purcell), along with a Homeland Security agent ( Michael Rapaport) working to take down the Company, the shadowy firm that initially framed Lincoln and set the whole thing in motion.
'Prison Break' Recaps
This season felt like a natural end point for the show, FOX Entertainment chief Kevin Reilly says: "To keep it going was going to be, creatively, really stretching the concept."
That said, Reilly thinks the show's producers "have a really cool ending" in mind for the finale.
The final run is currently set for four episodes. Reilly says there's some chance a couple extra episodes could be tacked on, but the network hasn't confirmed them yet.
Prison Break is an American serial drama television series created by Paul Scheuring, which premiered on the Fox Broadcasting Company on August 29, 2005. The series revolves around two brothers; one has been sentenced to death for a crime he did not commit, and the other, a genius, devises an elaborate plan to help him escape prison. The series is produced by Adelstein-Parouse Productions, in association with Original Television and 20th Century Fox Television. The current executive producers are head writer Scheuring, co-head writer Matt Olmstead, Kevin Hooks, Marty Adelstein, Dawn Parouse, Neal H. Moritz, and Brett Ratner.[1] The series' theme music is composed by Ramin Djawadi, and was nominated for a Primetime Emmy Award in 2006.[2]
The series was originally turned down by Fox in 2003, which was concerned about the long-term possibilities of such a series. Following the popularity of serialized prime time television series Lost and 24, Fox decided to back production in 2004. The first season received generally positive reviews,[3] and performed well in the ratings. The first season was originally planned for a 13-episode run, but was extended to include an extra nine episodes due to its popularity. Prison Break has been nominated for several industry awards, and won the 2006 People's Choice Award for Favorite New TV Drama. The first three seasons have been released on DVD, while the first and third seasons have also been released on Blu-ray Disc. The series has been aired internationally, including several non-English speaking countries.
The success of the series has also inspired short videos for mobile phones, several official tie-ins in print and on the internet, and a video game in development. A spin-off series, Prison Break: Proof of Innocence, has been produced exclusively for mobile phones. The series has spawned an official magazine and a book written in an in-universe perspective. The fourth season of Prison Break returned from its mid-season break on a new timeslot, Friday at 8PM, on April 17, 2009 for the series' last six episodes.[4] Two extra episodes were produced, but no airdate has been set for them. The episodes will be released as a Prison Break feature, titled "Prison Break: The Final Break", and will be released on DVD and Blu-Ray on July 21st 2009.[5][6][7]
FOX decides to end show, final episodes start in April
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By Rick Porter January 13, 2009
Wentworth Miller of 'Prison Break'
They've broken out, been the subject of a manhunt, been imprisoned and broken out again. Now the run for "Prison Break" is at an end.
FOX announced Tuesday (Jan. 13) during its TCA press tour session that "Prison Break" will end its four-season run in the spring. The final episodes will debut Friday, April 17.
The show's final season has followed brothers Michael Scofield (Wentworth Miller) and Lincoln Burrows (Dominic Purcell), along with a Homeland Security agent ( Michael Rapaport) working to take down the Company, the shadowy firm that initially framed Lincoln and set the whole thing in motion.
'Prison Break' Recaps
This season felt like a natural end point for the show, FOX Entertainment chief Kevin Reilly says: "To keep it going was going to be, creatively, really stretching the concept."
That said, Reilly thinks the show's producers "have a really cool ending" in mind for the finale.
The final run is currently set for four episodes. Reilly says there's some chance a couple extra episodes could be tacked on, but the network hasn't confirmed them yet.
Prison Break is an American serial drama television series created by Paul Scheuring, which premiered on the Fox Broadcasting Company on August 29, 2005. The series revolves around two brothers; one has been sentenced to death for a crime he did not commit, and the other, a genius, devises an elaborate plan to help him escape prison. The series is produced by Adelstein-Parouse Productions, in association with Original Television and 20th Century Fox Television. The current executive producers are head writer Scheuring, co-head writer Matt Olmstead, Kevin Hooks, Marty Adelstein, Dawn Parouse, Neal H. Moritz, and Brett Ratner.[1] The series' theme music is composed by Ramin Djawadi, and was nominated for a Primetime Emmy Award in 2006.[2]
The series was originally turned down by Fox in 2003, which was concerned about the long-term possibilities of such a series. Following the popularity of serialized prime time television series Lost and 24, Fox decided to back production in 2004. The first season received generally positive reviews,[3] and performed well in the ratings. The first season was originally planned for a 13-episode run, but was extended to include an extra nine episodes due to its popularity. Prison Break has been nominated for several industry awards, and won the 2006 People's Choice Award for Favorite New TV Drama. The first three seasons have been released on DVD, while the first and third seasons have also been released on Blu-ray Disc. The series has been aired internationally, including several non-English speaking countries.
The success of the series has also inspired short videos for mobile phones, several official tie-ins in print and on the internet, and a video game in development. A spin-off series, Prison Break: Proof of Innocence, has been produced exclusively for mobile phones. The series has spawned an official magazine and a book written in an in-universe perspective. The fourth season of Prison Break returned from its mid-season break on a new timeslot, Friday at 8PM, on April 17, 2009 for the series' last six episodes.[4] Two extra episodes were produced, but no airdate has been set for them. The episodes will be released as a Prison Break feature, titled "Prison Break: The Final Break", and will be released on DVD and Blu-Ray on July 21st 2009.[5][6][7]
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Bargain е само теорија на Мајкл од тоа што би можело да биде Сцила. Кажа некој од компанијата што е Сцила всушност? Не. И + тоа Мајкл доби идеа што би можела да е Сцила за време на операцијата, а тој тогаш беше во тешка мозочна состојба, што може да не е точно тоа што го кажал.Ти навистина не ја разбираш серијава или не ја разбираш
Па човеку кажаа што е Сцила и кажаа што е Bargain т.е од што е кратенка и што значи тоа.
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Да да така е, и нека има плус некоја сезона да се реши оваа енигма. Многу прашања не се решени.
Последна вест што најдов на нет ке нема 5-та сезона туку ке има епизоди кој што 4-та сезона ке заврши со 21 или 23-епизоди. 16-та беше пуштена на December 22nd, 2008 а 17-та на April 17th, 2009 а за 18-та на April 24th, 2009 ......:nesum:
Еве ви распоред ТУКА Погледнете сами. Дај бозе да не се шпикулации :pos2:
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Добро... сега се заебаваш или што
Кога Гречен и Селф ја однесоа сцила на продажба кај агентот на мајката на Скофилд и Линк... кои податоци се појавија на екранот?
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Е ајде што пишуваше на екранот? Не се секавам баш што пишуваше, може мало потсетување? Нели беше Сцила комплит или нешто слично?Добро... сега се заебаваш или што