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#2204
Seen It:
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#2204
Seen It:
Yes
USA / English
| Patrick McGoohan | |
| Angelo Muscat |
| Director | Pat Jackson; Robert Asher |
| Producer | David Tomblin |
| Writer | Terence Feely; Anthony Skene |
The Schizoid Man
Extensive brainwashing is used to alter even Number Six's most basic behavioral traits. He is told that he is Number Twelve and is given the assignment of posing as Number Six's double. He must somehow convince his captor, that he is the real Number Six.
Bonus: Bernie Williams Interview
Brand-new interview with original series production manager Bernie Williams. In this insightful discussion, Bernie reveals many behind-the-scenes facts and observations, as well as what it was like to work with the elusive Patrick McGoohan.
Volume 6:
Many Happy Returns
A deserted Village greets Number Six after a restful night's sleep. Is he still dreaming, or is this finally his chance to escape? A homemade raft is crafted and launched. Days turn into weeks at sea until he finally must face his greatest challenge outside of the Village.
It's Your Funeral
An assassination plan against Number Two is discovered by Number Six. If it succeeds, innocent Villagers will be subjected to severe reprisals. An explosive situation is on top during the next Village Appreciation Day.
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Notes
No Man Is Just A Number.The Prisoner, brainchild of Emmy® award-winning actor Patrick McGoohan, is the most studied television series of all time. Fans of this groundbreaking British show have scanned the episodes frame-by-frame, searching for visual clues, symbolism - and answers. A&E proudly presents the series complete and digitally remastered - offering the clearest glimpse into the strange world of the Village... and Number Six.
Continuing in the fan-preferred viewing order, the three episodes contained within this set show an increasingly shrewd Number Six. As identities unfold and schemes unfurl, the Prisoner begins to establish his independence - although escape still eludes him.