How to evaluate the fifth season of Prison Break?

There are always some regrets at the end of the story. In the fourth season of Prison Break, everyone was acquitted, but in the end, Michael left everyone because of illness. Happy endings always have some regrets, lamenting the imperfection of life. The announcement of Michael's return in the fifth season gave all Prison Break fans a great surprise, but the whole play didn't look so enjoyable. I think American TV shows are always like this. In the first few seasons, the logic was very strict and things were very compact. However, the later the protagonist's aura becomes more obvious. There is always a kind of god who has always cared for him and can make a fortune every time, but the logic is not so strict, full of risks and uncontrollable.

Generally speaking, the fifth season is the struggle between Michael and Jacob, and the height of the Tao is one foot and the height of the devil is ten feet. Jacob always thought he was smarter than Michael and wanted to be in control. He pointed out to Michael that he fully understood Michael's thoughts, which was actually a sign of self-distrust. He can't see through Michael, so he wants to warn Michael in such a low-level and almost threatening way: you should listen carefully, complete the task and don't be careful. In fact, Jacob is afraid that he can't control Michael's psychological voice, so Jacob finally wants to kill Michael by killing Michael and worsening his image. He packaged Michael as a demon leader and couldn't turn over. After seeing Jacob's face clearly, Michael himself decided not to sit still, so he started his own strict plan. This season's jailbreak itself is rarely described, because all kinds of jailbreak have been talked about in previous seasons, and if the whole article is talked about, there is nothing novel. So this season I pay more attention to the struggle after Prison Break. Michael found Whip and knew that he was T-Bag's son. After T-Bag got out of prison, he met his son because of Michael's arrangement. To be honest, I don't understand this part of the plot. How did he find Whip, and how did he know it was T-Bag's son? What if he's wrong? What if T-bag's six relatives deny him and have been angry and revenged for not choosing to pardon him at that time? In fact, these are not clearly explained. There are many branches of logic that will lead things in another direction, but things still develop in Michael's ideal way.

Finally, life is like a play. If you are serious, you will lose, let alone an American drama. Don't ask too many questions. These are all forms of entertainment after work. Generally speaking, the plot is compact, very beautiful, and there are not many loopholes. I still recommend you to watch the fifth season of Prison Break and look forward to the sixth season. I hope whip is not dead. Surprise us.