• 11/08 - The search for Scylla comes to a shocking end as Sarah takes a hostage, T-Bag and Gretchen have their last stand at Gate, and Michael and Lincoln come face-to-face with the General and are betrayed by one of their own. Guest Cast: Shannon Lucio as Trishanne; Leon Russom as General Jonathan Krantz/Pad Man; Stacy Haiduk as Lisa Tabak; Michael Bryan French as Gregory White; Ron Yuan as Feng; Kevin O'Neill as Herb Stanton; Graham McTavish as Ferguson; Kevin Sizemore as Harlan; Jamison Haase as Damani. Source: FOX
• 09/18 - Michael and Lincoln come face-to-face with Pad Man in a showdown at the Scylla Room. Ferguson: 40s, Pad Man's decisive, loyal Head of Security, he studies the security cameras in The Company building and leads a team of agents after Michael and Lincoln, chasing them all the way to the airport. There, he attempts to ensure Pad Man's safety and the safety of Scylla. National Guardsman #1: 30s. At the airport, this serious-minded National Guardsman insists on checking Ferguson's bag. Waiter: Mid 20s to mid 30s. This cafe waiter "accidentally" spills a plate of food on Lisa and is paid off by Sara. Female Hostage: In her 30s, this GATE employee is among the bound and gagged hostages held in the office. At one point, she is manhandled by one of her captors. Source: SpoilerTV

• 11/11 - The series welcomes back a familiar face from season 1 in the Dec. 15 episode: Muse Watson, a.k.a. Charles Westmoreland. No, he's not quite back from the dead; Michael interacts with his old prison pal while in a dream-like state during brain surgery. Source: Entertainment Weekly
• 11/11 - According to Matt [Olmstead], something big is coming down the pike in episode 15. Says Matt, "It's something that we had talked about that was similar to bringing Sarah back, essentially. Which was when - it was a discussion we had back in season three - let's put it in our back pocket. We have this if we need to go to it, if we want to go to it. And we ended up wanting to go to it. So this card that we're turning in 15 is something that was kind of talked about in certain conversations, at certain lengths, last season." Sarah [Wayne Callies] reveals that when she read the twist in 15, "I thought, 'I don't know where they're going to go with that!'" Source: Kristin on E!Online
• 10/27 - The representative: Mid 30s to early 40s. This menacing, deadly individual is a guy you don't want to mess with. The representative of a mysterious entity, he's buying a top-secret "item" from Gretchen and Self, but he has no intention of forking over any money. In fact, he pulls a gun, starts shooting, and simply steals the article in question. Recurs in the next episode. Female Doctor: Late 30s to mid 40s, all ethnicities. A doctor at the Company, this concerned, crisply professional woman stays with a concerned loved one in the observation room throughout a patient's touch-and-go surgery. Cashier: Mid 20s to early 30s. This surly and suspicious charactery young male cashier at a local quickie mart tries to stonewall Lincoln, who wants information about a recent customer. But when Lincoln gets rough, the Cashier becomes a lot more cooperative. Doctor and Nurse: In their 30s to 40s, submit all ethnicities, this doctor and this nurse assist the Surgeon during an experimental surgery. They must act quickly when the patient's vital signs start to fail. Source: SpoilerTV

• 11/11 - Kathleen Quinlan has been locked up - in a recurring role on Prison Break. Playing a mysterious woman who has ties to the Company and a surprising connection to Michael, she'll appear in at least four episodes this season, starting with the Fox drama's fall finale on Dec. 22. Source: Entertainment Weekly
• 11/11 - The many-headed Company may not be easy to kill. In fact, I'm told that while the gang's current quest will wrap by the end of episode 16, when the show returns next year they will very likely be battling a different division of the Company with the same funding but a different nefarious scheme. Source: Kristin on E!Online
• 11/02 - Janet: A strong, powerful woman in her early - mid 50s, Janet is second in command to General Krantz (aka Pad Man) and has been running The Company's operations overseas for many years. Now back in the U.S. and threatened by Company insiders, Janet will stop at nothing to restore her rightful place. 7-episode arc. Dr. Roger Knowlton: A psychiatrist in his 50s, who works for General Krantz (Pad Man), Knowlton is in charge of using his skills to probe the mind of a captured prisoner, and is under orders to uncover a secret buried in his mind. Unwilling to use chemicals, the subtle Dr. Knowlton uses a cunning mixture of truth and lies to break down the prisoner's already floor-level spirit, and reveals (for maximum shock value) a startling secret. Tia: A hot cocktail waitress in her 20s, at The Grafton in Miami, she's pressured by a determined Lincoln to lead him to Erica, one of the other waitresses at the bar. But when Tia sets up a meet, it's just another trap, and she's later revealed to be a catspaw of Scott Carruth; she's a henchwoman who was supposed to lead Linc into a death trap. Stember: In his 50s, Stember is the Harbor Master at the Turnberry Isle marina in Florida. Initially less than pleased to be forced to cooperate with "Homeland Security Agent" Don Self, he reluctantly fingers a certain yacht as possibly belonging to a smuggler. Later, he balks at giving Self and Linc access to his surveillance tapes, but shuts up and gets quietly obedient when a gun is pointed at him. Aide: 30s to early 40s, a trusted aide to a powerful Company bigshot, he sees that she's in some distress and inquires about the phone call that set her off. Recurring. Mark: Mid 30s to early 40s, the hip manager of The Grafton in Miami, he's Tia's boss, and he's going over time cards when Linc questions him aggressively. Wrongly thinking that he dominates the room, Mark winds up swiftly knocked to the ground by Linc. Brent: Late 20s to mid 30s, a bartender at The Grafton in Miami, one of Tia's co-workers, Brent tries to get rough when Lincoln decks his boss, and gets a pot of coffee right in his face. Ted: In his 20s, a guy in sunglasses at the marina, he gets nervous and tries to flee from a pair of "Homeland Security" agents. But in fact, Ted's not a government hireling who's trying to smuggle Scylla out of the country -- he's just a punk with three joints in his backpack. Source: SpoilerTV

Prison Break Season 4

• Michael’s tattoo will be addressed in the first episode. </p>
• The season is set to be a full one. Prison Break will be on in the fall, take a break (during which Dollhouse and 24 will air), and then in late spring Prison Break will return to finish Season 4.
• Due to all of the plot lines, Sucre will now be a combination of his characters in all of the Prison Break seasons.
• No mention or appearance of Jane (the woman who worked with Aldo) yet this season.
• Agent Lang is set to make an appearance.
• Michael Rappaport will be more of a supporting character this season.
• The relationships with Mahone will be interesting. “There will be times when there might be some conflict but Michael and Mahone have an understanding and a hesitant respect of each other and what the other can do. Lincoln and Mahone will be more interesting but they may even find something to bring them closer together.”
• As for Westmoreland’s money - it was kicked into the water by Kim and retrieved by the Panamanian Government. The money was dispersed through the police and soldiers, so no more money for the boys!

• - Michael's headed back to prison next season! Kind of. According to my Prison snitch, a huge warehouse has been erected on the Fox backlot that will serve as a sort of "metaphorical prison" for Michael and his merry band of misfits (Dr. Sara included) next season. Source: Ask Ausiello @ TV Guide

• - Network sources tell me that the voices of you, the fans, have been heard. They are bringing back our beloved Dr. Sara Tancredi, Sarah Wayne Callies, as a regular for season four! Prison producer Matt Olmstead [revealed that if Sara does come back, she and Michael] "are finally together, but like I said there have always been these physical barriers between them. He was incarcerated, she worked in the prison hospital, so obviously there's a barrier. He was on the run, she was in another part of the country, there's a barrier. Here they are finally able to be together, but we are jumping ahead in time, so there's that period that's unaccounted for, so what happened to her, what happened to him and hope they both help each other get past that, get past these. invisible barriers. There's no physical barriers anymore between them, but they're both pretty banged up when they see each other, and it's about how they get past that to really find that real intimacy. [...] They're all still trying to clear their names avoid jail time avoid death and so there's still that locomotive feel to it, storytelling-wise, and while that's going on on, on the fly, these two people are trying to save each other." Source: Kristin on E!Online

• 09/17 - Matt Olmstead, one of the executive producers and writers on the show, reveals: [...] We don't know [if Kellerman is dead.] There's a reason we had that final gunshot in a wide shot, so to speak, so anything's possible on Prison Break. Source: BuddyTV
• Regarding the nosebleed: A: michael had them when he was a kid..lincoln already knows about them. Source: The Man via BuddyTV

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