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Scofield is trending because fans are debating who is smarter between Michael Scofield of Prison Break and Raymond Reddington of Blacklist. Scofield is losing the argument, as many feel Red is way smarter. Scofield’s fans argue that, both of them are smart. But Red is not as resourceful as...

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