Prison Break: A must see for all
November 28, 2006
Kenya premier TV station KTN has what I would call the best Christmas present for its viewers and more so for its rivals.
This is what I would call a day light Christmas Coup against it rival like NTV, KBC and Citizen.
Starting today, KTN starts screening the most exciting and fascinating Series ever-Prison Break.
This is a must see for all.
If you thought 24, Small Ville, Commander in Chief, West Wing and the likes were exhilarating then Prison Break is invigorating.
The script is fantastic, the casting is incredible. It boasts great actors like Dominc Purcell (Lincoln Burrows) who is facing a death penalty for killing the Vice President Brother.
Wentworth Miller (Michael Scofield) has the guts to go to jail and save his brother.
Other great actors include Rockmond Dunnbar of Soul Food and the damn mad spoiler Robert Knepper (Theodore “T-Bag” Bagwell)
If you like it, drop a line.
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Filipe | December 5, 2006 at 9:34 am
Just an insight, Wentworth Miller is the guy in Mariah Carey’s 2005 song where she runs from her wedding and hits it off with this cutie guy.
Given that PB is 22 episodes long and still a good story, I would prefer if KTN screened it in 2s so guys get the storyline. Perhaps have a omnibus monthly repeats on one Sato or Sunday afternoon. Unfortunately also the quality is compromised especially sound by Kenya undigitalised broadcasting compared to the original setting in HDTV. You should see the data files in this format… they leave you yearning for more especially season two.
Season two with 12 Episodes ended last Friday and the a leak is that the investgator was wounded in a shoot out. PB is still being shot.
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bizkenya | December 5, 2006 at 2:07 pm
Filipe, how would you rate PB on a scale of 1-10