Fernando Sucre
Theodore “T-Bag” Bagwell
Benjamin “C-Note” Franklin
Brad Bellick & Homeland/Police Pursuit
The Company & Conspiracy Threads
Season 2 picks up immediately where the first left off: Michael Scofield, Lincoln Burrows, and six other inmates have successfully escaped Fox River Penitentiary. However, getting out was only the beginning.
The season revolves around two primary objectives: prison-break-season-2
| Character | Actor | Season 2 Arc Summary | | :--- | :--- | :--- | | Michael Scofield | Wentworth Miller | The mastermind evolves from planner to leader under extreme pressure. His intelligence is tested by Mahone, leading to psychological duress. He is driven to find proof of Lincoln's innocence. | | Lincoln Burrows | Dominic Purcell | Shifts from passive death row inmate to proactive protector and fighter. He struggles with guilt over the escape’s consequences and reconnects with his son, LJ. | | Alexander Mahone | William Fichtner | New main antagonist. A genius profiler who plays a cat-and-mouse game with Michael. Revealed to be a compromised agent who secretly murders escapees on The Company's orders. A deeply tragic, brilliant character. | | Theodore "T-Bag" Bagwell | Robert Knepper | T-Bag gets his hand reattached (briefly) and becomes a terrifying, unpredictable wild card. He kills several people, manipulates others, and ultimately secures the $5 million. | | Brad Bellick | Wade Williams | Former Fox River C.O. fired for incompetence. He becomes a bounty hunter, chasing the escapees for the reward money, descending into pathetic and desperate villainy. | | Sara Tancredi | Sarah Wayne Callies | On the run after leaving the prison door unlocked. Struggles with drug addiction and guilt. She reunites with Michael and becomes a key witness against The Company. | | Paul Kellerman | Paul Adelstein | Secret Service agent for The Company. Initially a cold-blooded killer, he undergoes a major redemption arc after being betrayed by the company, eventually helping Michael and Lincoln. |
The season is structured around the race to Utah, then a series of betrayals and captures: Fernando Sucre