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EspañolLIST OF PRISON BREAK MINOR CHARACTERS
This article contains a list of 'minor characters' in the American television series, ''Prison Break''. The listed characters are those who were played by guest stars. The characters are listed alphabetically by their last name or by the name which appears in the episode credits.
★ 'Portrayed by:' Daniel Allar
★ 'Appearances:' 1x17, 1x19, 2x13, 2x14
Avocado was introduced to the series as a prisoner, who was assigned as Tweener's cellmate by Bellick. He made unwelcome sexual advances on Tweener and was the reason why Tweener ultimately decided to escape with Michael Scofield. After Bellick was imprisoned in the second season, Avocado became his cellmate.
★ 'Portrayed by:' Adina Porter
★ 'Appearances:' 1x02, 1x03
A second-hand witness (via her murdered boyfriend) to Lincoln Burrows' innocence, she gave an unsigned affidavit to Veronica Donovan just before being kidnapped by the Secret Service agents. She was murdered by the same agents soon after.
★ 'Portrayed by:' Michelle Forbes
★ 'Appearances:' 1x13, 1x15 - 1x18, 1x21, 1x22
Brinker is an employee of "The Company" with whom Kellerman and Reynolds have been collaborating. She recognized a former employee of the company, Lincoln and Michael's father, who had sent information to the judge which prompted him to stay Lincoln's execution. She gave very accurate assessments to The Company regarding Reynolds' personality profile, affirming Reynolds' ambitions to be the president. Brinker bluntly delivered The Company's decision to Reynolds about their withdrawal of support from her presidential race. After Reynolds arranged for the death of President Richard Mills and was sworn into office, Brinker was casually dismissed by Reynolds. She has not been seen since.
★ 'Portrayed by:' Al Sapienza
★ 'Appearances:' 1x02, 1x03, 1x09, 1x10
Falzone is part of the same Mafia Family as John Abruzzi. He ensured the well-being of Abruzzi in Fox River State Penitentiary by offering bribes to Captain Brad Bellick, which got him in charge of the Prison Industries. However, Falzone frequently pressured Abruzzi to locate Otto Fibonacci, who witnessed their wrongdoings, before the trial that will incriminate him. He was tricked by Michael and Abruzzi to go to Canada to find Fibonacci and was arrested.
★ 'Portrayed by:' Roderick Peeples
★ 'Appearances:' 1x10
Otto Fibonacci was the manager at a warehouse which happened to be run by the mob when he witnessed Abruzzi order the execution of two men. His testimony led to Abruzzi's conviction and incarceration. Fibonacci later entered the Witness Protection Program and went into hiding in Topeka, Kansas. He is shown to be the constant source of frustration for Abruzzi as Falzone continuously pressures Abruzzi to find Fibonacci's hideout from Michael Scofield. In the second season, although the character never appears, Mahone uses Fibonacci as bait to Abruzzi's capture.
★ 'Portrayed by:' Peter J. Reineman
★ 'Appearances:' 1x03, 1x05-1x07, 1x09, 1x10
Gus Fiorello was Abruzzi's cellmate and right-hand man at Fox River State Penitentiary until Philly Falzone promoted him for a short period of time in "Sleight of Hand" in order to force Abruzzi to retrieve the location of Otto Fibonacci. After taking Abruzzi's power within the prison from him, Abruzzi took his revenge by wounding his eye in the middle of the night. When Abruzzi's status in the prison was restored, Gus was no longer associated with Abruzzi.
★ 'Portrayed by:' Cynthia Kaye McWilliams
★ 'Appearances:' 1x13, 1x16, 1x17, 2x03, 2x09, 2x12, 2x18, 2x20
Kacee is C-Note's wife and the mother of his daughter Dede. Ignorant of her husband's incarceration until his escape, Kacee was reluctant to trust C-Note's plan for their family's reunion. However, when Agent Lang pressured her to make a choice, she chooses not to cooperate with the FBI. Kacee and her family escaped to North Dakota before she was arrested for aiding and abetting her husband. She was later released as part of the deal her husband had with F.B.I. Special Agent Mahone.
★ 'Portrayed by:' Blaine Hogan
★ 'Appearances:' 1x06, 1x08, 1x09
Serving 8 years at Fox River for Vehicular Invasion and Kidnapping, Seth was quickly given the nickname "Cherry" and forced into a sexual relationship with T-Bag. Seth appealed to Michael for help, though Michael refused to get involved since T-Bag was aware of Michael's escape plan. Shortly thereafter, Seth committed suicide by hanging himself.
★ 'Portrayed by:' Michael Cudlitz
★ 'Appearances:' 1x06, 1x07
Hudson was a correctional officer at Fox River. Whilst escorting the death row inmate Lincoln Burrows back to his cell during a prison riot, Hudson was cornered by T-Bag and was dragged into the cell of Michael Scofield where he accidentally exposed a hole hidden behind the prisoner's sink. As a result he was taken hostage and used as "leverage" for negotiations between the inmates, the Warden and the Governor of Illinois. Despite appeals from Michael and threats from Abruzzi, T-Bag stabbed and killed Robert Hudson before pushing him off a tier onto the ground below. Christopher Trokey was falsely accused of his murder.
★ 'Portrayed by:' Phillip Edward Van Lear
★ 'Appearances:' 1x01 - 1x06, 1x08 - 1x15, 1x17,1x19 - 2x01, 2x13
Patterson is more compassionate than most of the other correctional officers, particularly to Lincoln Burrows. On one occasion, Patterson let Lincoln see his son without his handcuffs on. Although he is a married man, he had an affair with the warden's secretary, Becky.
★ 'Portrayed by:' Christian Stolte
★ 'Appearances:' 1x01 - 1x05, 1x08 - 1x10, 1x12 - 1x15, 1x17, 1x19 - 1x22, 2x14
Keith Stolte is another correctional officer at Fox River. He likes to talk about sports with C.O. Patterson and has a teenaged son called Josh. His compassion in helping Lincoln prepare for the impending execution gave his character distinction.
★ 'Portrayed by:' Michael Gaston
★ 'Appearances:' 1x10, 1x11, 1x17
Quinn was an agent from "The Company", put in charge of supervising Agents Kellerman and Hale. Seemingly careless and neurotic, Quinn is actually observant, very intelligent, and ruthless. We first saw this when he suddenly broke some of Kellerman's fingers very painfully. Then he killed Veronica's ex-fiancé to use his Internet Messenger to trace her. His attempt to obtain information from Nick, Veronica and LJ fails; Veronica unties her self and hits him with the chair she had been tied to, but instead of finishing him off they all fled. He gave chase, but just as he had cornered Veronica in a clearing, LJ leaps from the forest and knocks him into a well. They leave him, and he calls agents Kellerman and Hale. But when they arrive, they respond by pulling a cover over the well and leaving him there to die, since he is the only one who knows of their failure (and revenge for the broken fingers). Quinn's body is still there weeks later when Veronica, LJ, and Nick return to recover his phone for information. Before dying, Quinn scratched the names KELLERMAN and O. KRAVECKI into the wall, giving LJ a clue to find Kellerman.
There was a notable continuity problem in the episode he appeared in. He had sandpapered the right side of his face to make it bloody, to appear like a car accident victim to win the sympathy of Nick et al. This side was still the bloody side when he began his chase of LJ through the forest, but during the chase the injury migrates to the left of his face.
★ 'Portrayed by:' Robert Michael Vieau
★ 'Appearances:' 1x04, 1x06, 1x08
At Fox River State Penitentiary, Trokey was associated with T-Bag's group of white supremists. During the riot in the sixth episode of the series, Trokey helped T-Bag cause disruption to the entire A-wing, forcing the guards to retreat. Later, when Bellick searched for the murderer of C.O. Hudson, T-Bag framed Trokey for the murder and planted a photo of C.O. Hudson's daughter under Trokey's bed. Trokey was removed from the general population of the prison.
★ 'Portrayed by:' Anthony Fleming
★ 'Appearances:' 1x02, 1x06, 1x12, 1x18, 1x20, 1x21, 2x15
Trumpets is the leader of one of the black groups. He worked in the prison kitchen and was friends with C-Note until he joined Michael's P.I escape crew, which included known racist T-Bag. When C-Note asked Trumpets to help retrieve some money in "Bluff", Trumpets refused, causing a fight amongst C-Note and his group. The two later fought in the kitchen when Trumpets caught C-Note stealing peroxide. During the second season, after Bellick's fight with an inmate, he warned Bellick to expect more attacks from other inmates.
★ 'Portrayed by:' DuShon Monique Brown
★ 'Appearances:' 1x02, 1x08, 1x11, 1x13, 1x15, 1x17, 1x19 - 2x01, 2x15
Katie is one of the nurses who befriended Sara Tancredi at Fox River State Penitentiary. She is shown to be the only person who Sara interacts regularly inside and outside the prison. After Michael Scofield and seven other prisoners escaped, Katie reluctantly told the warden that Sara may have assisted Michael in his escape. In the second season premiere, Katie pays a visit to Sara after her drug overdose. The character is featured less in the second than the first season as the storyline of the second season takes place outside the prison. Katie appears again in the fifteenth episode of the season when Bellick is incarcerated at Fox River and is sent to the infirmary after he was injured.
★ 'Portrayed by:' Kristin Malko
★ 'Appearances:' 2x02, 2x04, 2x05, 2x07
Debra Jean is a college student from Utah. She shares a ride to Utah with Tweener after he responded to her advertisement on the campus ride board. Her initial suspicions of him wanes after she becomes infatuated with him. Debra Jean aids his escape by letting him take her car. Later, Tweener appears on her doorstep and makes peace with her.
★ 'Portrayed by:' Barbara Eve Harris
★ 'Appearances:' 2x03 - 2x05, 2x09, 2x10, 2x15, 2x17 - 2x20
FBI Agent Lang constantly reports to Special Agent Mahone on the location of the fugitives. At first, she is assigned by Mahone to urge Kacee Franklin to betray her husband, which she was reluctant to participate in. Later, she does not hesitate in organizing a sting operation involving C-Note's wife in an attempt to capture C-Note. Unlike Agent Wheeler, Lang never verbally criticized Mahone's method. Thus, Mahone appears to trust her more and assigns her to follow Sara Tancredi, who they hope will lead them to Michael Scofield. They fail and arrest her promptly.
★ 'Portrayed by:' Leon Russom
★ 'Appearances:' 2x13, 2x15, 2x19, 2x20, 2x22, 3x05
The "Pad Man" was first introduced into the show as the Superior of Agent Bill Kim of "The Company."
He also oversees a military research facility in Long Island and holds the rank of General. Pad Man's true identity is not known, and he is instead identified by a characteristic; in his case, his tendency to issue his orders on notepads, rather than verbal communication, to avoid audio recording spying equipment. The character's name has yet to be mentioned on the show but is referred to as "Pad Man" in the episode credits and "Prison Break"'s official website.
According to some well informed Prison Break websites Pad Man will be back in Episode 5 of Season 3 as an "important character".
★ 'Portrayed by: 'Kim Coates
★ 'Appearances:' 2x08, 2x20
An Internal Affairs Agent who first appeared in "Dead Fall" investigating Agent Mahone's role in the deaths of John Abruzzi and David "Tweener" Apolskis but was abruptly called off by a supervisor. Reappears in "Panama", where Agent Wheeler introduces him as the director of Internal Affairs at FBI, and agrees to a deal with Benjamin Miles "C-Note" Franklin to release him in exchange for testimony against Mahone.
★ 'Portrayed by: 'Jason Davis
★ 'Appearances:' 2x01, 2x03 - 2x11, 2x13, 2x15, 2x16, 2x18 - 2x20
FBI Agent Wheeler accompanies and helps Special Agent Mahone track the fugitives mainly from the FBI Field Office in Chicago. After the death of John Abruzzi, Wheeler became suspicious of Mahone's methods of capture. Later, after Michael and Lincoln's speech was broadcast in episode, "The Message", he questions Mahone's methods and in a subsequent episode, he announces that the F.B.I. headquarters will be monitoring Mahone's actions. When Wheeler finds out about C-Note's deal with Mahone, he goes to see C-Note to gather evidence on Mahone's misconduct.
★ Official characters' biographies at Fox's ''Prison Break'' website
Characters introduced in Season 1
'Avocado' James Noble
"James Noble" in episode 1x19
★ 'Portrayed by:' Daniel Allar
★ 'Appearances:' 1x17, 1x19, 2x13, 2x14
Avocado was introduced to the series as a prisoner, who was assigned as Tweener's cellmate by Bellick. He made unwelcome sexual advances on Tweener and was the reason why Tweener ultimately decided to escape with Michael Scofield. After Bellick was imprisoned in the second season, Avocado became his cellmate.
Leticia Barris
Leticia Barris in episode 1x03
★ 'Portrayed by:' Adina Porter
★ 'Appearances:' 1x02, 1x03
A second-hand witness (via her murdered boyfriend) to Lincoln Burrows' innocence, she gave an unsigned affidavit to Veronica Donovan just before being kidnapped by the Secret Service agents. She was murdered by the same agents soon after.
Samantha Brinker
Samantha Brinker in episode 1x15
★ 'Portrayed by:' Michelle Forbes
★ 'Appearances:' 1x13, 1x15 - 1x18, 1x21, 1x22
Brinker is an employee of "The Company" with whom Kellerman and Reynolds have been collaborating. She recognized a former employee of the company, Lincoln and Michael's father, who had sent information to the judge which prompted him to stay Lincoln's execution. She gave very accurate assessments to The Company regarding Reynolds' personality profile, affirming Reynolds' ambitions to be the president. Brinker bluntly delivered The Company's decision to Reynolds about their withdrawal of support from her presidential race. After Reynolds arranged for the death of President Richard Mills and was sworn into office, Brinker was casually dismissed by Reynolds. She has not been seen since.
Philly Falzone
Philly Falzone in episode 1x10
★ 'Portrayed by:' Al Sapienza
★ 'Appearances:' 1x02, 1x03, 1x09, 1x10
Falzone is part of the same Mafia Family as John Abruzzi. He ensured the well-being of Abruzzi in Fox River State Penitentiary by offering bribes to Captain Brad Bellick, which got him in charge of the Prison Industries. However, Falzone frequently pressured Abruzzi to locate Otto Fibonacci, who witnessed their wrongdoings, before the trial that will incriminate him. He was tricked by Michael and Abruzzi to go to Canada to find Fibonacci and was arrested.
Otto Fibonacci
Otto Fibonacci in episode 1x10
★ 'Portrayed by:' Roderick Peeples
★ 'Appearances:' 1x10
Otto Fibonacci was the manager at a warehouse which happened to be run by the mob when he witnessed Abruzzi order the execution of two men. His testimony led to Abruzzi's conviction and incarceration. Fibonacci later entered the Witness Protection Program and went into hiding in Topeka, Kansas. He is shown to be the constant source of frustration for Abruzzi as Falzone continuously pressures Abruzzi to find Fibonacci's hideout from Michael Scofield. In the second season, although the character never appears, Mahone uses Fibonacci as bait to Abruzzi's capture.
Gus Fiorello
Gus Fiorello in episode 1x09
★ 'Portrayed by:' Peter J. Reineman
★ 'Appearances:' 1x03, 1x05-1x07, 1x09, 1x10
Gus Fiorello was Abruzzi's cellmate and right-hand man at Fox River State Penitentiary until Philly Falzone promoted him for a short period of time in "Sleight of Hand" in order to force Abruzzi to retrieve the location of Otto Fibonacci. After taking Abruzzi's power within the prison from him, Abruzzi took his revenge by wounding his eye in the middle of the night. When Abruzzi's status in the prison was restored, Gus was no longer associated with Abruzzi.
Kacee Franklin
★ 'Portrayed by:' Cynthia Kaye McWilliams
★ 'Appearances:' 1x13, 1x16, 1x17, 2x03, 2x09, 2x12, 2x18, 2x20
Kacee is C-Note's wife and the mother of his daughter Dede. Ignorant of her husband's incarceration until his escape, Kacee was reluctant to trust C-Note's plan for their family's reunion. However, when Agent Lang pressured her to make a choice, she chooses not to cooperate with the FBI. Kacee and her family escaped to North Dakota before she was arrested for aiding and abetting her husband. She was later released as part of the deal her husband had with F.B.I. Special Agent Mahone.
Seth "Cherry" Hoffner
"Cherry" in episode 1x06
★ 'Portrayed by:' Blaine Hogan
★ 'Appearances:' 1x06, 1x08, 1x09
Serving 8 years at Fox River for Vehicular Invasion and Kidnapping, Seth was quickly given the nickname "Cherry" and forced into a sexual relationship with T-Bag. Seth appealed to Michael for help, though Michael refused to get involved since T-Bag was aware of Michael's escape plan. Shortly thereafter, Seth committed suicide by hanging himself.
Robert Hudson
Robert Hudson in episode 1x06
★ 'Portrayed by:' Michael Cudlitz
★ 'Appearances:' 1x06, 1x07
Hudson was a correctional officer at Fox River. Whilst escorting the death row inmate Lincoln Burrows back to his cell during a prison riot, Hudson was cornered by T-Bag and was dragged into the cell of Michael Scofield where he accidentally exposed a hole hidden behind the prisoner's sink. As a result he was taken hostage and used as "leverage" for negotiations between the inmates, the Warden and the Governor of Illinois. Despite appeals from Michael and threats from Abruzzi, T-Bag stabbed and killed Robert Hudson before pushing him off a tier onto the ground below. Christopher Trokey was falsely accused of his murder.
Louis Patterson
Louis Patterson in episode 1x10
★ 'Portrayed by:' Phillip Edward Van Lear
★ 'Appearances:' 1x01 - 1x06, 1x08 - 1x15, 1x17,1x19 - 2x01, 2x13
Patterson is more compassionate than most of the other correctional officers, particularly to Lincoln Burrows. On one occasion, Patterson let Lincoln see his son without his handcuffs on. Although he is a married man, he had an affair with the warden's secretary, Becky.
Keith Stolte
★ 'Portrayed by:' Christian Stolte
★ 'Appearances:' 1x01 - 1x05, 1x08 - 1x10, 1x12 - 1x15, 1x17, 1x19 - 1x22, 2x14
Keith Stolte is another correctional officer at Fox River. He likes to talk about sports with C.O. Patterson and has a teenaged son called Josh. His compassion in helping Lincoln prepare for the impending execution gave his character distinction.
Quinn
Quinn in episode 1x11
★ 'Portrayed by:' Michael Gaston
★ 'Appearances:' 1x10, 1x11, 1x17
Quinn was an agent from "The Company", put in charge of supervising Agents Kellerman and Hale. Seemingly careless and neurotic, Quinn is actually observant, very intelligent, and ruthless. We first saw this when he suddenly broke some of Kellerman's fingers very painfully. Then he killed Veronica's ex-fiancé to use his Internet Messenger to trace her. His attempt to obtain information from Nick, Veronica and LJ fails; Veronica unties her self and hits him with the chair she had been tied to, but instead of finishing him off they all fled. He gave chase, but just as he had cornered Veronica in a clearing, LJ leaps from the forest and knocks him into a well. They leave him, and he calls agents Kellerman and Hale. But when they arrive, they respond by pulling a cover over the well and leaving him there to die, since he is the only one who knows of their failure (and revenge for the broken fingers). Quinn's body is still there weeks later when Veronica, LJ, and Nick return to recover his phone for information. Before dying, Quinn scratched the names KELLERMAN and O. KRAVECKI into the wall, giving LJ a clue to find Kellerman.
There was a notable continuity problem in the episode he appeared in. He had sandpapered the right side of his face to make it bloody, to appear like a car accident victim to win the sympathy of Nick et al. This side was still the bloody side when he began his chase of LJ through the forest, but during the chase the injury migrates to the left of his face.
Christopher Trokey
Christopher Trokey in episode 1x08
★ 'Portrayed by:' Robert Michael Vieau
★ 'Appearances:' 1x04, 1x06, 1x08
At Fox River State Penitentiary, Trokey was associated with T-Bag's group of white supremists. During the riot in the sixth episode of the series, Trokey helped T-Bag cause disruption to the entire A-wing, forcing the guards to retreat. Later, when Bellick searched for the murderer of C.O. Hudson, T-Bag framed Trokey for the murder and planted a photo of C.O. Hudson's daughter under Trokey's bed. Trokey was removed from the general population of the prison.
Trumpets
Trumpets in episode 1x20
★ 'Portrayed by:' Anthony Fleming
★ 'Appearances:' 1x02, 1x06, 1x12, 1x18, 1x20, 1x21, 2x15
Trumpets is the leader of one of the black groups. He worked in the prison kitchen and was friends with C-Note until he joined Michael's P.I escape crew, which included known racist T-Bag. When C-Note asked Trumpets to help retrieve some money in "Bluff", Trumpets refused, causing a fight amongst C-Note and his group. The two later fought in the kitchen when Trumpets caught C-Note stealing peroxide. During the second season, after Bellick's fight with an inmate, he warned Bellick to expect more attacks from other inmates.
Katie Welch
Katie Welch in episode 1x15
★ 'Portrayed by:' DuShon Monique Brown
★ 'Appearances:' 1x02, 1x08, 1x11, 1x13, 1x15, 1x17, 1x19 - 2x01, 2x15
Katie is one of the nurses who befriended Sara Tancredi at Fox River State Penitentiary. She is shown to be the only person who Sara interacts regularly inside and outside the prison. After Michael Scofield and seven other prisoners escaped, Katie reluctantly told the warden that Sara may have assisted Michael in his escape. In the second season premiere, Katie pays a visit to Sara after her drug overdose. The character is featured less in the second than the first season as the storyline of the second season takes place outside the prison. Katie appears again in the fifteenth episode of the season when Bellick is incarcerated at Fox River and is sent to the infirmary after he was injured.
Characters introduced in Season 2
Debra Jean Belle
Debra Jean Belle in episode 2x02
★ 'Portrayed by:' Kristin Malko
★ 'Appearances:' 2x02, 2x04, 2x05, 2x07
Debra Jean is a college student from Utah. She shares a ride to Utah with Tweener after he responded to her advertisement on the campus ride board. Her initial suspicions of him wanes after she becomes infatuated with him. Debra Jean aids his escape by letting him take her car. Later, Tweener appears on her doorstep and makes peace with her.
Lang
Lang in episode 2x03
★ 'Portrayed by:' Barbara Eve Harris
★ 'Appearances:' 2x03 - 2x05, 2x09, 2x10, 2x15, 2x17 - 2x20
FBI Agent Lang constantly reports to Special Agent Mahone on the location of the fugitives. At first, she is assigned by Mahone to urge Kacee Franklin to betray her husband, which she was reluctant to participate in. Later, she does not hesitate in organizing a sting operation involving C-Note's wife in an attempt to capture C-Note. Unlike Agent Wheeler, Lang never verbally criticized Mahone's method. Thus, Mahone appears to trust her more and assigns her to follow Sara Tancredi, who they hope will lead them to Michael Scofield. They fail and arrest her promptly.
Pad Man
Pad Man in episode 2x20
★ 'Portrayed by:' Leon Russom
★ 'Appearances:' 2x13, 2x15, 2x19, 2x20, 2x22, 3x05
The "Pad Man" was first introduced into the show as the Superior of Agent Bill Kim of "The Company."
He also oversees a military research facility in Long Island and holds the rank of General. Pad Man's true identity is not known, and he is instead identified by a characteristic; in his case, his tendency to issue his orders on notepads, rather than verbal communication, to avoid audio recording spying equipment. The character's name has yet to be mentioned on the show but is referred to as "Pad Man" in the episode credits and "Prison Break"'s official website.
According to some well informed Prison Break websites Pad Man will be back in Episode 5 of Season 3 as an "important character".
Richard Sullins
★ 'Portrayed by: 'Kim Coates
★ 'Appearances:' 2x08, 2x20
An Internal Affairs Agent who first appeared in "Dead Fall" investigating Agent Mahone's role in the deaths of John Abruzzi and David "Tweener" Apolskis but was abruptly called off by a supervisor. Reappears in "Panama", where Agent Wheeler introduces him as the director of Internal Affairs at FBI, and agrees to a deal with Benjamin Miles "C-Note" Franklin to release him in exchange for testimony against Mahone.
Wheeler
Wheeler in episode 2x10
★ 'Portrayed by: 'Jason Davis
★ 'Appearances:' 2x01, 2x03 - 2x11, 2x13, 2x15, 2x16, 2x18 - 2x20
FBI Agent Wheeler accompanies and helps Special Agent Mahone track the fugitives mainly from the FBI Field Office in Chicago. After the death of John Abruzzi, Wheeler became suspicious of Mahone's methods of capture. Later, after Michael and Lincoln's speech was broadcast in episode, "The Message", he questions Mahone's methods and in a subsequent episode, he announces that the F.B.I. headquarters will be monitoring Mahone's actions. When Wheeler finds out about C-Note's deal with Mahone, he goes to see C-Note to gather evidence on Mahone's misconduct.
External links
★ Official characters' biographies at Fox's ''Prison Break'' website
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