The prisoner - Episodes 5 - 8 (Various)

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Detail			Value
Catalogue number			37115 00953
Title			The prisoner - Episodes 5 - 8
Artist(s)			Various
Cover condition			Near mint
Record condition			Near mint
Item deleted?			Yes
Released			1967
Distributed / printed by			Carlton
Country of origin			UK
Media type			Primary
Media genre			Dramas - Sci-fi View all other tracks listed as Dramas - Sci-fi.
Run-off codes / Shop bar codes			DVD01325 3711500923/L1 03 PSIJ 1991 VNN4VZ
My rating			*****
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Number have			1
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Label

Side & track	Track and Artist	Length
Tracks Below is a list of tracks for this release.
A1	The schizoid man [Terence Feely]	48.40
A2	The general [Joshua Adam]	48.35
A3	Many happy returns [Anthony Skene]	48.38
A4	Dance of the dead [Anthony Skene]	48.42
A5	Original artwork - publicity brochure 1
A6	Original artwork - publicity brochure 2
A7	Original artwork - publicity brochure 3
A8	Original artwork - publicity brochure 4
A9	Number 2 sections - Anton Rogers
A10	Number 2 sections - Colin Gordon
A11	Number 2 sections - Georgina Cookson
A12	Number 2 sections - Mary Morris
A13	The Prisoner facts 1
A14	The Prisoner facts 2
A15	The Prisoner facts 3
A16	Trailers - The schizoid man	0.59
A17	Trailers - The general	1.00
A18	Trailers - Many happy returns	0.59
A19	Trailers - Dance of the dead	0.57
A20	Trailers - ITC trailer (Cool spies and private eyes collection)	2.44
Total length of media 3:21:14.

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Extra notes on cover, middle (gatefold sleeve) and any inserts
Starring Patrick McGoohan - Number Six Number Two Anton Rodgers (Episode 5) Colin Gordon (Episode 6) Georgina Cookson (Episode 7) Mary Morris (Episode 8) Other actors Al Mancini - Announcer (Episode 6) Alan White - Dutton (Episode 8) Angelo Muscat - The Butler (Episodes 5, 6, 8) Aubrey Morris - Town crier (Episode 8) Bee Duffell - Psychiatrist (Episode 8) Betty McDowall - Professor's wife (Episode 6) Brian Worth - Group Captain (Episode 7) Camilla Hasse - Day supervisor (Episode 8) Conrad Philips - Doctor (Episode 6) David Nettheim - Doctor (Episode 5) Denise Buckley - Maid (Episode 8) Dennis Chinnery - Genther (Episode 7) Dinney Powell - Guardian (Episode 5) Donald Sinden - The Colonel (Episode 7) Donald Sinden - The Colonel (Episode 7) Duncan MacRae - Doctor (Episode 8) George Leech - First corridor guard (Episode 6) George Merritt - Postman (Episode 8) Gerry Crampton - Guardian (Episode 5) Grace Arnold - Maid (Episode 7) Ian Fleming - Man at cafe and first top hat (Episode 6) Jackie Cooper - Second corridor guard (Episode 6) John Castle - Number Twelve (Episode 6) John Frawley - Flowerman (Episode 8) Jon laurimore - Ernst (Episode 7) Keith Pyott - Waiter (Episode 6) Larry Taylor - Gypsy man (Episode 7) Lucy Griffiths - Lady in corridor (Episode 8) Michael Miller - Man in buggy (Episode 6) Michael Nightingale - Night supervisor (Episode 8) Nick Arrighi - Gypsy girl (Episode 7) Norma West - Girl Bo-peep (Episode 8) Norman Mitchell - Mechanic (Episode 6) Number Thirty-Six: Gay Cameron (Episode 5) Pat Keen - Nurse (Episode 5) Patrick Cargill - Thorpe (Episode 7) Aptsy Smart - Night maid (Episode 8) Peter Bourne - Projection Operator (Episode 6) Peter Howell - Professor (Episode 6) Peter Swanwick - Supervisor (Episode 6) Richard Caldicot - Commander (Episode 7) William Lyon Brown - 2nd doctor (Episode 8) Written by Terence Feely (Episode 5) Joshua Adam (Episode 6) Anthony Skene (Episodes 7, 8) Music by Ron Grainer Albert Emms Produced by David Tomblin Patrick McGoohan Directed by Pat Jackson (Episode 5) Peter Graham Scott (Episode 6) Joseph Serf (Episode 7) Don Chaffey (Episode 8) Synopsis Episode 5 - The schizoid man Number Six awakes one morning in a different Village apartment and discovers things have changed. He has a new appearance, has become left-handed and has a different taste in foods. He is no longer Number Six but now Number Twelve. A doppleganger of Number Six has been brought to the Village in an attempt to crack him. A bruised fingernail is the only clue that can help the real Number Six. Episode 6 - The general "Speedlearn" is a subliminal process for educating the population of the Village, developed by a Professor with the ability to be abused by Number Two and with help of Number Six intends to destroy the General. After their attempt fails Number Two takes Number Six to meet the General. Episode 7 - Many happy returns Number Six awakes to a deserted Village. He realises that he has the perfect opportunity to escape his captors. He builds a raft and sets sail away from the Village. During his voyage he comes across some gunrunners who steal his remaining supplies and leave him to drown. He is eventually washed up on the south coast of England. He manages to get back to London to find a "Mrs Butterworth" living in his house. The next day is Number Six's birthday and Mrs Butterworth has a surprise planned for him. Episode 8 - Dance of the dead Number Six discovers a dead man washed up on the Village beach. He finds a wallet and a radio set in the dead man's jacket. He hides the body in a cave and later tries the radio. Number Six later returns to the body with a life-belt and sets it afloat with a rescue note, although he is watched by a former colleague, Dutton. Number Two has been using Dutton to obtain information on Number Six but soon thinks Dutton is expendable. Number Six receives an invitation to the Village carnival where he meets Peter Pan and Little Bo-Peep.

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The Prisoner is a 1967 British science fiction-allegorical television series about an unidentified British intelligence agent who is abducted and imprisoned in a mysterious coastal village, where his captors try to find out why he abruptly resigned from his job. It was created by Patrick McGoohan and George Markstein with McGoohan playing the main role of Number Six. Episodes covered various plots from spy fiction with elements of science fiction, allegory and psychological drama. It was produced by Everyman Films for distribution by Lew Grade's ITC Entertainment company.