No show on this list divides fan opinion quite like Prison Break. Fox nearly didn't pick up Prison Break because they weren't sure how long the series would last and their fears were realised in less time than it takes to complete an escape plan tattoo cleverly disguised as body art. Having debuted on August 29th 2005 the perceived wisdom about Prison Break is that season one was excellent and season two was a triumph, while season three was heavily flawed and season four was a big bowl of meh. Despite the division amongst viewers Prison Break was not only must-see TV but it was one of the first boxsets people binged on and it still scores highly on streaming services like Netflix. So what does that mean for season five, will T-Bag return, is William Fichtner too expensive to hire back now he's gone all Hollywood - and more importantly will Prison Break's ban in a dozen US prisons finally be lifted? Fox are gently dipping their toes back into Prison Break waters for ten new episodes set years after Wentworth Miller's character was thought to have died or was it all a rouse, a dream, a stunt or a parallel universe? Producers are not only going to have to pull one hell of a swerve not only to get the cancelled jailbreak drama back on track but to win the haters over too.