The Returning Legends

The fifth season of Prison Break (also known as Prison Break: Resurrection ) brought back the core ensemble while introducing new faces to navigate a conspiracy involving a Yemeni prison and the CIA. The revival is centered on the revelation that Michael Scofield

(Jacob Anton Ness): Sara's new husband, whose true motives become a central mystery of the season. Augustus Prew

Why these stand out:

Best in Show:

Wentworth Miller. He reminds us why Michael Scofield is one of television’s most iconic anti-heroes.

5. Paul Adelstein as Paul Kellerman

The revival showcased the original cast against the backdrop of political unrest in Yemen (primarily filmed in Morocco and Vancouver).

Paul Adelstein as Paul Kellerman

: The former Secret Service agent turned politician returned briefly to assist Sara in uncovering the conspiracy behind Michael’s disappearance. New Standout Additions

Robert Knepper’s Theodore "T-Bag" Bagwell is arguably one of the best villains in television history. Season 5 could have easily relegated him to a caricature, but the writers and Knepper found a new angle.

While opinions may vary, here's a quick rundown of the Prison Break seasons, with Season 5 ranking among the best: