When the future doesn't look too good, all you
can do is look at the past. Fox, which is in the
midst of a major rebuilding phase, hopes that
nostalgia for its old shows can get it over the
hump.
The network officially announced the Prison
Break "event series" (read: miniseries with a
possibility for more seasons if it does well,
but let's just call it an "event series" because
it sounds better) that was essentially
announced back in August. Stars Wentworth
Miller and Dominic Purcell will return as
brothers Michael Scofield and Lincoln
Burrows, as will series creator Paul T.
Scheuring, and executive producers Neal
Moritz, Marty Adelstein, and Dawn Olmstead.
However, Fox did not reveal any details on the
new series, like how Michael Scofield will be
back when he apparently died in the film
Prison Break: The Final Break. I guess they'll
just pretend that never happened. No episode
count or premiere date was announced, either.
Dammit! Fox has also ordered a pilot for 24:
Legacy , a potential new installment of the
action drama that starred Kiefer Sutherland as
Jack Bauer, American ass kicker. News of the
project was revealed back in June of last year,
and you'll remember it as the 24 spin-off that
doesn't include Jack Bauer . Remember? We
were all like, "WTF 24 without Jack Bauer isn't
24, Fox." Well, Fox don't care, and Legacy will
follow a new guy—a military hero who returns
to the U.S. and asks the CTU for help when
(wait for it) a terrorist threat could lead to the
biggest domestic attack on the U.S. The
hallmarks of 24—real-time clock, split screen,
episodes taking place over the course of an
hour—will remain. But not Jack Bauer. http://www.tv.com/shows/prison-break/community/post/fox-prison-break-24-revival-145287577544/

Waiting for them, but a whole lotta redesign would be made to make it appetizing again, shows like empire, Lucifer, the originals, and the likes have taken over the screen

wayaa007:
Waiting for this shows

just like empire, fox will need huge sums to cloth these series with fund, sponsorship has always bin the problem with TV series. Will love to see em' back too!