Source: seriouslyomg.com

Source: seriouslyomg.com

Entertainment Tonight has learned that Prison Break star Lane Garrison will be charged with with vehicular manslaughter, driving under the influence and providing alcohol to a minor for the car accident that cause the death of 17 year old Vahagn Setian. If convicted he can face up to six years in jail. After he turns himself in today he will have to post a bail of $200,000 to get out of jail. According to In Touch Weekly, Joe Simpson will post that bail. "Lane is like a brother to Jessica and Ashlee and like a son to Joe and Tina," the insider tells In Touch. "They all feel terrible about this tragedy." A friend of Garrison’s had this to say about him, "Lane has been a wreck over this tragedy. Guilty or innocent, he knows he’ll have to live with this for the rest of his life." I am sure he feels bad about what happened, after all he is human, but he still should not have been out drinking and driving with minors. He is in his late 20’s and should know better.

Source: seriouslyomg.com

Actor Lane Garrison of the popular U.S. television show "Prison Break" was in a car accident late on Saturday that killed a 17-year-old boy and injured two other teenagers, Beverly Hills police said on Sunday. Garrison, 26, was inside his sport utility vehicle when it crashed into a tree in Beverly Hills at about 11:50 p.m. local time, Sergeant Shan Davis said, adding that police were still investigating which of the car’s four occupants was driving and what caused the collision. Garrison received minor injuries, but a 17-year-old boy was pronounced dead at Cedars Sinai Medical Center following the accident. Two 15-year-old girls were also injured, one critically. Garrison plays "Tweener" on the Fox jailhouse drama "Prison Break." Fox is a unit of News Corp.

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First what he is doing with 3 minors in the first place and second sad. 

Source: theblemish.com

Robert and Donald Hughes have filed a federal lawsuit alleging Fox stole their idea for Prison Break. In the 1960’s, the Hughes brothers were on the run after Donald helped his falsely accused 16 year old brother escape from prison. Robert and Donald compiled a manuscript of their experiences and in 2001, had their agent send it in to Fox. Fox wasn’t interested. Today, the two brothers are living on disability and Social Security.

They are seeking “unspecified damages and costs” from Fox and the executive producers claiming that if they sold their manuscript now, people would think they were copying Prison Break.

“Prison Break,” in its second season, is set in contemporary time. But the Hughes brothers say they’ve noted more than 30 places, names or events that are strikingly similar to those of their manuscript.

These similarities include two brothers, a prison, prison guards, other inmates, escaping, running and hiding. They do admit that there are some differences such as tattooing the prison blueprints on themselves, escaping through a toilet, escaping with a bunch of other prisoners, being really smart, knowing the location of five million dollars, being framed as part of a presidential conspiracy and a lot of other “small” things. Besides that, EVERYTHING is the same. The uncanniness is almost spooky.

Source: theblemish.com

William Fitchtner who played the in-between alien on Invasion and was in Ultraviolet, one of the worst movies this year,isn’t out of a job yet. He has signed on to play the federal agent assigned to chase Michael and Lincoln in Prison Break.

I do admit that Invasion was getting a little slow, but I am still bitter it got cancelled and shows like The Simple Life survive on other networks. This is a lot like how Fox managed to kill one of the best comedies on television. No, I’m not talking about CSI: Miami (god knows why that’s still on), I’m talking about Arrested Development.

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