Prison Break Television Program

Let's get the resurrection of Dr. Sara Tancredi out of the way first. For months, it's been known that actress Sarah Wayne Callies is reprising her role on “Prison Break," even though her character was decapitated in the third season. Remember the head in the box that made Lincoln Burrows (Dominic Purcell) recoil? Well, in tonight's two-hour premiere, fans will learn, among other things, that it was dark in the garage, and a revolted Lincoln didn't exactly stare at the severed head.

Let's get the resurrection of Dr. Sara Tancredi out of the way first. For months, it's been known that actress Sarah Wayne Callies is reprising her role on “Prison Break," even though her character was decapitated in the third season. Remember the head in the box that made Lincoln Burrows (Dominic Purcell) recoil? Well, in tonight's two-hour premiere, fans will learn, among other things, that it was dark in the garage, and a revolted Lincoln didn't exactly stare at the severed head.

Fox sneaked into the fall TV season with high numbers for its new thriller "Prison Break" on Monday. The two-hour premiere, which included the hour-long pilot directed by "Rush Hour's" Brett Ratner, rounded up an average of 10.5 million viewers, giving Fox its most-watched summer Monday since 1998, according to early data from Nielsen Media Research.

Choking back tears, actor Lane Garrison on Thursday apologized to the family of a Beverly Hills High School student who was killed when Garrison crashed his sport utility vehicle into a tree while driving drunk. Garrison, who pleaded guilty to vehicular manslaughter in connection with the Dec. 2 accident, looked directly at the parents of 17-year-old Vahagn Setian as he spoke during his sentencing hearing.

THE fall TV season officially begins on Sept. 18, but Fox kicks off its new line-up Monday at 8 p.m. with the sophomore return of "Prison Break" and what the network hopes will be another action-adventure, thrill-a-minute-mystery, "Vanished," at 9 p.m. ("24" returns in January.

Actor Lane Garrison pleaded guilty Monday to several alcohol-related driving charges, including vehicular manslaughter, in connection with the death in December of a popular Beverly Hills High School student. The onetime star of the Fox television drama "Prison Break" could face up to six years and eight months behind bars after admitting responsibility for the accident in which 17-year-old Vahagn Setian was killed and two 15-year-old girls were seriously injured.

Choking back tears, actor Lane Garrison on Thursday apologized to the family of a Beverly Hills High School student who was killed when Garrison crashed his sport utility vehicle into a tree while driving drunk. Garrison, who pleaded guilty to vehicular manslaughter in connection with the Dec. 2 accident, looked directly at the parents of 17-year-old Vahagn Setian as he spoke during his sentencing hearing.

Actor Lane Garrison pleaded guilty Monday to several alcohol-related driving charges, including vehicular manslaughter, in connection with the death in December of a popular Beverly Hills High School student. The onetime star of the Fox television drama "Prison Break" could face up to six years and eight months behind bars after admitting responsibility for the accident in which 17-year-old Vahagn Setian was killed and two 15-year-old girls were seriously injured.

THE fall TV season officially begins on Sept. 18, but Fox kicks off its new line-up Monday at 8 p.m. with the sophomore return of "Prison Break" and what the network hopes will be another action-adventure, thrill-a-minute-mystery, "Vanished," at 9 p.m. ("24" returns in January.

Fox sneaked into the fall TV season with high numbers for its new thriller "Prison Break" on Monday. The two-hour premiere, which included the hour-long pilot directed by "Rush Hour's" Brett Ratner, rounded up an average of 10.5 million viewers, giving Fox its most-watched summer Monday since 1998, according to early data from Nielsen Media Research.