http://messagefromme.com/Got Something Special to Say to a Special Someone ? Say it With a Media Message !!!http://messagefromme.com/message-ThePrisonerep17Fallout-16515 <img src="http://messagefromme.com/thumbs/thumb_11545.jpg" width="120" height="90" border="0"><br>The Prisoner, ep17, Fallout. At the beginning of this episode Number 6 walks down a corridor to the sound of All You Need Is Love. What does it mean? It can mean whatever you want it to mean... MONKEY ! - 50:56http://messagefromme.com/message-ThePrisonerep04Checkmate-16433 <img src="http://messagefromme.com/thumbs/thumb_11463.jpg" width="120" height="90" border="0"><br>The Prisoner, ep04, Checkmate This is the definitive Prisoner episode. It has it all - colourful location footage, an imperturbable Number 2, iconic imagery, and a cracking plot. It has twists, it has turns, it has George Coulouris as Man with Stick . When people remember The Prisoner fondly, they remember this episode. They remember Arrival. They remember Free For All and The Chimes Of Big Ben. The bold, well-constructed, action-adventure stories. Checkmate is The Prisoner playing a strong game... - 50:24http://messagefromme.com/message-ThePrisonerep15TheGirlWhoWasDeath-16422 <img src="http://messagefromme.com/thumbs/thumb_11452.jpg" width="120" height="90" border="0"><br> in the United States published three original novels based upon the television series. The first of these, titled initially The Prisoner by Thomas M. Disch (later republished as I Am Not a Number!), was issued in 1969 (some editions carry a 1967 copyright date but this refers to the series, not the book). Considered non-canonical, it details the recapture of the Prisoner after he had been brainwashed to forget his original experience in the Village, and his struggles to remember what was taken from him and to escape again from the Village (or another Village). Disch is often erroneously credited as the creator of the TV series, as he is the writer of the first novel based upon the show. - 50:33http://messagefromme.com/message-ThePrisonerep13DoNotForsakeMeOhMyDarling-16337 <img src="http://messagefromme.com/thumbs/thumb_11367.jpg" width="120" height="90" border="0"><br>The Prisoner; ep13; Do Not Forsake Me Oh My Darling - 50:32http://messagefromme.com/message-ThePrisonerep12HammerIntoAnvil-16325 <img src="http://messagefromme.com/thumbs/thumb_11355.jpg" width="120" height="90" border="0"><br>A clear, direct statement regarding Number One is never forthcoming even when it is the subject of discussion in the series, with Number Two in ``The Chimes of Big Ben`` declaring, ``It doesn`t matter who Number One is.`` In ``Free For All``, when The Prisoner and Number Two are discussing the consequences of being elected Number Two, the older man states, ``Number One will no longer be a mystery to you, if you know what I mean.`` Both statements may be conceding the existence of an actual Number One, or may simply refer to Number Six`s desire to meet Number One. It is also possible that Number One is, like The General, not a human being... - 50:33http://messagefromme.com/message-ThePrisonerep10Itsyourfuneral-16294 <img src="http://messagefromme.com/thumbs/thumb_11324.jpg" width="120" height="90" border="0"><br>Number Six typically wears a black jacket with white piping trim, a dark blue or black mock-turtleneck shirt, tan slacks, black boating shoes with white soles, and forsakes his `6` ID badge. There were at least two dark jackets, with slight differences in the white piping. Little is known about Number Six`s background other than that he fought in a war and was born on March 19, 1928 (which is also McGoohan`s birthday). The flashback setup in `Once Upon a Time` suggests that Number Six was a bomber crewman, most likely with RAF Bomber Command. His seated position relative to the pilot (portrayed in illusion by Number Two) indicates that he was a bombardier/navigator. In the episode Do Not Forsake Me Oh My Darling the prisoner, in another man`s body, reveals that he was at one point engaged to the daughter of one of his superiors..... - 49:58http://messagefromme.com/message-theprisonerep06ABAndC-16241 <img src="http://messagefromme.com/thumbs/thumb_11271.jpg" width="120" height="90" border="0"><br>The opening main series title sequence (seen in all but two episodes, but it has several extra shots scattered throughout in the opening installment, ''Arrival'') begins with a visual of a clouded sky and the sound of thunder, the latter becoming that of a jet plane engine. As the theme music begins, the view pans down to reveal an angry man, the future Number Six , driving in his Lotus Seven, registration number KAR 120C, past the Houses of Parliament in London, into an underground car park. He is then seen striding forcefully down a corridor which seems to end in the office of a superior..... - 50:32http://messagefromme.com/message-ThePrisonerep05TheChimesOfBigBen-16196 <img src="http://messagefromme.com/thumbs/thumb_11226.jpg" width="120" height="90" border="0"><br>The show combined two concepts. One concept was devised by McGoohan, years earlier, in reaction to the surreal appearance of the Welsh resort Hotel Portmeirion, where location filming for three episodes of the first Danger Man TV series was done. McGoohan felt that something Kafkaesque and meaningful should be done with the place. - 50:23http://messagefromme.com/message-ThePrisonerep03DanceOfTheDead-16194 <img src="http://messagefromme.com/thumbs/thumb_11224.jpg" width="120" height="90" border="0"><br>The show was created by McGoohan and George Markstein, with exteriors filmed primarily on location at the Hotel Portmeirion in Penrhyndeudraeth, North Wales. Only seventeen episodes were produced, with the first originally broadcast in London on 1 October 1967 and the last airing on 4 February 1968. The world broadcast premiere was on the CTV Television Network in Canada on September 5, 1967. - 50:47http://messagefromme.com/message-SupermanSecretAgent-1662 <img src="http://messagefromme.com/thumbs/thumb_1659.jpg" width="120" height="90" border="0"><br>No description - 7:27