November 03 2005
'Prison Break' to take extended break from tv schedule.
The series "Prison Break", in which ME alum Marti Noxon is a consulting producer, will go on break until May after its November 28th episode to make room for "24" where David Fury has taken up residence as one of the writers.
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Jonas | November 03, 17:13 CET
PwincessCupcake | November 03, 17:17 CET
[ edited by risingwaves on 2008-06-02 01:54 ]
risingwaves | November 03, 17:20 CET
PwincessCupcake | November 03, 17:43 CET
And I'm finally hooked on Prison Break. Good show.(I still wanna know how this is gonna last more than a season though, its premise is more limited than Lost's appeared to be. What do you do when they break out and if they don't get out, how frustrating will it become?)
Pricnesscupcake, 24 returns in January in the 9 pm slot and House will be its lead-in. Then American Idol will be on Tuesdays followed by Bones at 9.
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eddy | November 03, 17:45 CET
Djungelurban | November 03, 17:53 CET
According to what I've heard, eddy, the next season is supposed to be them as fugitives. Not 100% sure if this is true, but it's what I hear.
And I'm quite upset about this news as well, I LOVE Prison Break.
faith21 | November 03, 17:55 CET
Oh who I am kidding?
Simon | November 03, 17:55 CET
eddy | November 03, 18:00 CET
Danica | November 03, 18:03 CET
I am simultaeously horrified and befuddled.
On a side note, I have been convinced that Wentworth Miller was destined to be a star ever since I saw him in Go Fish. The ep may have been questionable but he had a really great screen presence in it.
Joss' bitch | November 03, 18:04 CET
holycow | November 03, 18:12 CET
rabid | November 03, 18:14 CET
Look at this May 19th, 2005 Futon Critic link. Its always been the plan for Mondays. Not a slight against the show. And it isn't struggling for ratings. It does about 9 million a week which is good considering where its at.
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eddy | November 03, 18:16 CET
Added Note - I know it's an extreme example lol, but it struck me as the most effective one.
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rabid | November 03, 18:32 CET
Mort | November 03, 18:48 CET
eddy | November 03, 19:11 CET
killinj | November 03, 19:17 CET
Sure it isn't just something like that? When 24 is on, Prison Break, isn't and vice-versa? I personally like watching 24 knowing there won't be gaps or re-runs. At least, that's what I sort of got from the article. I admit it's odd to show half the season now, and the other half later, but maybe they didn't really expect PB to do well so hadn't planned on more than 13 eps to start.
Grace | November 03, 19:17 CET
Mr Universe | November 03, 20:16 CET
I don't know Prison Break, but if it's successful I don't quite understand why they can't have both shows on the air.
Elo | November 03, 20:18 CET
Christopher | November 03, 20:28 CET
Ahh that is just about what they did in New Zealand. But this was back in 1998 before I discovered the interweb and for all I knew TV3 just decided not to get any more episodes of Buffy. (thankfully, they did get around to playing the rest of them - drip feeding over the years!)
vera | November 03, 21:43 CET
Edit: You know what. That's it. I'm calling my attorney, Bob Loblaw.
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GrrrAargh | November 04, 10:47 CET