As he puts it: “There’s a zero percent chance of the show coming back if we don’t have a top-notch story.” Despite envisioning the fifth season as a closed-ended story, Prison Break creator Paul Scheuring has started coming around to the idea that there may be another breakout in the future - just don’t expect it any time soon, and don’t expect it at all if Scheuring and his team can’t come up with the right idea. Indeed, Miller isn’t the only one wondering if there are more stories to tell about Michael Scofield. If there are new stories to tell, we could probably start there: with Michael’s not-so-smooth re-entry into civilian life.” I think there’d be paranoia, insomnia, anxiety … maybe a lingering taste for darker things, illegal things. He’s reunited with his loved ones, but I think he would be haunted for a long time. “He’s been living a nightmare, for years, and now he’s back - back from the dead. “Michael’s home, but I don’t know if he’s at peace,” Wentworth Miller told The Hollywood Reporter about the season finale. But thanks to some long game-planning, a mobile frame job and even a murder or two, Michael is finally free for the first time in years - though even then, freedom comes at a price. It wasn’t an easy task, of course, involving seven years away from his wife Sara (Sarah Wayne Callies) and their son, the whole world believing him dead. The Prison Break limited series event drew to its conclusion with Tuesday’s season finale, which ended with Michael finally reunited with his family. At long last, the odyssey of Michael Scofield (Wentworth Miller) is at an end.

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