So the past few weeks I’ve been watching Prison Break with my dad, and any time they break into an office or secure area, he brings up that it was entirely too easy for them to break in, and nobody questions why they’re there. I gotta say, I think this is a perfect example of how we, as an audience, have unrealistic expectations for what should be happening. I work in an office, and I can’t tell you the amount of times that I walk past a room and see somebody that I’ve never seen before. And very rarely do I ever wonder who they are. And even fewer times do I bother to inquire. As a viewer, we are aware that these people don’t belong there and that they are up to something unsavory. But if we were actually in that situation, and we didn’t have that knowledge, I highly doubt that we’d even raise an eyebrow.
http://primetimepulse.com/2008/11/04/prison-break-episode-4-8-review/
Wednesday, November 5, 2008
A Case of the.... Prison Break - Episode 4-9
Posted by Matt Basilo at 8:11 PM
Tags: Prime Time Pulse, Prison Break, Television
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