Prison Break premiered on Fox in 2005, created by Paul Scheuring, and followed Michael Scofield as he deliberately got himself imprisoned to free his brother Lincoln Burrows from death row. Its score, composed by Ramin Djawadi, relied heavily on urgent strings and pulsing orchestral cues to match the constant escapes, clues and cliffhangers. Clips from that soundtrack later spread online as ready made suspense music, with this short string passage reused in edits and memes whenever a scene needs the feeling of a risky plan unfolding.