Season 4, Episode 2 of Prison Break , titled "Breaking and Entering," marks one of the most jarring and fascinating pivots in television history. After three seasons of literal escapes—from Fox River, from a nationwide manhunt, and from the hellscape of Sona—the show stops being a fugitive drama and transforms into a high-stakes heist thriller. It is the moment the series stops running from its problems and decides to dismantle the source of them: The Company.
: The introduction of Roland Glenn provides a necessary (though often irritating) tech-savvy foil to the group's "muscle," establishing a new team hierarchy. prison break season 4 ep 2 better