Prisoner Tonight BBC4

[MartinImber]

Set the timers on your Twins & 8000Ts Prisoner is on tonight 2 episodes

Time: 23:00 to 23:50 (starting in 1 hour and 3 minutes)
Time: 23:50 to 00:40 (starting in 1 hour and 53 minutes)

DRAMA: The Prisoner
Channel: BBC 4 10
Date: Friday 11th June 2004
Time: 23:00 to 23:50 (starting in 1 hour and 3 minutes)
Duration: 50 minutes.
Arrival.
Number Six has committed no crime but is locked in a nightmare, trapped in a remote village from which there is no escape Starring Patrick McGoohan as Number Six.
After resigning a former spy is abducted and awakes in a village from which there is no escape. His captors want information from him - why did he resign? Guest starring Virginia Maskell as The Woman, Guy Doleman as Number Two, Paul Eddington as Cobb and George Baker as The New Number Two. Directed by Don Chaffey.
Starring: Patrick McGoohan, Paul Eddington, Angelo Muscat, Virginia Maskell, Guy Doleman, George Baker
(Subtitles)
DRAMA: The Prisoner
Channel: BBC 4 10
Date: Friday 11th June 2004
Time: 23:50 to 00:40 (starting in 1 hour and 53 minutes)
Duration: 50 minutes.
The Chimes of Big Ben.
With a fellow prisoner, Number Six attempts a daring escape from the village. Guest starring Leo McKern as Number Two, Nadia Gray as Nadia, Finlay Currie as General and Richard Wattis as Fotheringay. Directed by Don Chaffey.
Starring: Patrick McGoohan, Nadia Gray, Leo McKern, Angelo Muscat, Finlay Currie, Richard Wattis
(Subtitles)

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[Rasczak]

Looking forward to seeing this series again - seen it a few times now and thoroughly enjoyed it. Never quite enough to buy the DVDs but will defintely watch it on BB4.

[Garrett]

Big fan of the series and use to be a member of the 6 of 1.
One of those, read the book, wore the tee shirt, bought the record and visited the village more than quite a few times and some of the locations in London such as Abingdon Street car park just across from the Houses of Parliament.
Oh and bought the DVD’s and see my sig.