Coming off his guest starring stint on “My Name is Earl,” Michael Rapaport has been cast for the fourth season of Fox’s drama “Prison Break.”
Michael Rapaport is set to play a government agent with an offer for Prison Break’s Michael Scofield (Wentworth Miller) and his brother, Lincoln Burrows (Dominic Purcell). Read the rest of this entry »
Is this a case of fame getting someone off the hook? Lane Garrison, who previously co-starred on Prison Break, is serving time for a drunk driving incident that resulted in the death of a teenager. Now comes word that Lane Garrison may get an early release from his prison sentence.
Lane Garrison was sentenced to over three years of jail time, but he may be released on good behavior as soon as January.
Prison Break star Wentworth Miller has fans raising money for the children’s charity UNICEF, through the website WentworthMillerFansForCharity.org.
According to Wentworth Miller, he couldn’t be more pleased with the project, saying, Read the rest of this entry »
Stop the presses! Dr. Sara Tancredi, played by Sarah Wayne Callies, is returning to Prison Break’s fourth season. Now, I know what you’re saying — she was just a head in a box in the third season!
But, by the magic of television, Sarah Wayne Callies’ Dr. Sara Tancredi will return. Hey, it could be anyone’s head in that box, right?! Suspension of disbelief… Read the rest of this entry »
“Prison Break” will return for a fourth season, according to Nick Santora, writer and co-executive producer of the series.
Nick Santora broke the news on his blog that “Prison Break” has been renewed, saying: Read the rest of this entry »
March 11th, 2008 by Wendy
Tagged as: Arrested Development, Bones, Buffy the Vampire Slayer, House, Prison Break
While Hulu.com has been available in beta in the U.S., it will be available to the public March 12.
This free video site offers plenty of full-length TV episodes — Hulu.com is boasting eps of more than 250 series, so it’s worth a look! Read the rest of this entry »
Lane Garrison wants the world to know that he’s learning from his prison sentence for the 2006 vehicular manslaughter incident that killed a 17-year-old passenger and injured another teenager. Lane Garrison, who ironically starred on the series “Prison Break,” is serving 40 months in a California state prison.
The following is a letter that Lane Garrison, 27, wrote to Access Hollywood: Read the rest of this entry »
Fox’s “Prison Break” returns on January 14 at 8 PM – check out this video promo showing a preview of the remaining shows. Fox has four remaining new episodes to air Mondays through February.
