The upfronts are over. Time to start speculating about Glee's future again!

Tags: Breakout Kings, Glee, Haven, Political Animals

Looks like we'll get to see how revenge is served for a little longer.

Tags: alan dale, amc, breakout kings, confessions of a contractor, fred durst, guinness world records gone wild, happy endings, jason behr, person of interest, revenge, suburgatory, the daily show, the kids are all right, transporter

Though it has a Prison Break pedigree, with PB executive producers Matt Olmstead and Nick Santora as co-creators, Breakout Kings seems a lot lighter in tone, and there's no guy completely covered in a largely unnecessary tattoo. In fact, while the show has a dark premise (convicts getting time off of their sentences in exchange for helping to chase down escapees) this new A&E series has more of a USA vibe to it than anything. It would fit right in with Burn Notice. Or it could also live on TNT, as it is pretty much the same show as Leverage, except with fashionable prison jumpsuits.

Tags: Breakout Kings, prison break

I've been reluctantly continuing to watch Breakout Kings solely because I knew T-Bag was coming eventually. After sitting through the entirety of Prison Break (even the really, really awful times) mostly because of the awesomeness of the multi-faceted freak show that was T-Bag, I was happy to see the character revived. And I finally got to see the episode I'd been excited for, and it delivered. Well, Robert Knepper and Jimmi Simpson delivered, the rest of the cast... were just on some other ordinary cop show.

Tags: Breakout Kings, robert knepper, t-bag