[Tony Montana]

Which Mid 2000s Television Drama Series did you Prefer? Both Were Regarded as Titanic Achievements in Television That will be Remembered for Decades to come and still are.

[Niamh.]

Lost in general eventhough I thought the ending was a pathetic cop out. Prison Break was only good for the first 2 seasons

[Vicky.]

Ahh this is an annoying one, but I think prison break overall. LOST got really **** later on, where I liked prison break until the end, even liking the series that was on recently that everyone else seemed to hate

[Nicky91]

i watched both, watching Lost now for the first time tbh, based on first season and first few eps of season 2, i prefer Lost to prison break

[DouglasS]

Ah so difficult.

Prisonbreak Season1 imo is one of the best seasons of a TV show ever. Prisonbreak got less interesting as soon as they left the prison.... and I stopped watching end of season 2.

Lost - although quality declined after season 3 a fair amount I still found watchable.

Can't decide really.

[Toy Soldier]

Has to be Lost. Prison Break S1 was amazing (but then, so was Lost S1) and season 2 was decent enough for what it was (but nowhere near as unique as S1). After that it's TRASH, and not even good, soap-opera trash. Just stupid.

Lost was better in the earlier seasons and faltered towards the end but nonetheless, is still an "experience" unlike any other from start to finish.

Originally Posted by DouglasS

Prisonbreak Season1 imo is one of the best seasons of a TV show ever. Prisonbreak got less interesting as soon as they left the prison.... and I stopped watching end of season 2.

Tbh if you hadn't, you wouldn't be voting for it in this poll, because season 2 is top notch TV compared with what came after

[James]

Lost overall.

Basically I agree that S1 Prison Break was brilliant and compelling. Season 2 okay but less interesting. I stopped watching in S4 when it had turned into a version of The A-Team or Mission Impossible.

[Toy Soldier]

Originally Posted by James

I stopped watching in S4 when it had turned into a version of The A-Team or Mission Impossible.

Yep, I pottered along with S3 even though the premise of it was , then got maybe 3 episodes into S4 and tapped out. Resurrecting characters with flimsy excuses, and an overarching plot line that was just daft. Two seasons was plenty for the show! One getting out of prison, one on the run (a better S2 with a conclusion to the story at the end) would have been fine. If they really wanted to continue they could have made it a serial type thing with a new cast / new prison / new escape

[Vanessa]

I like both, can't choose between them. I have all the boxsets

[Cherie]

I never finished either, I didn't watch the new series of Prison break and gave up on Lost when they starting moving the Island with the turn of a wheel

[Eddie.]

Lost.