1.
Arrival
01/10/1967
49'
11"
Virginia
Maskell as The Woman
Guy
Doleman as No. 2
Paul
Eddington as Cobb
George
Baker as The New No. 2
Angelo
Muscat as The Butler
Barbara
Yu-Ling as The Taxi Driver
Stephanie
Randall as The Maid
Jack
Allen as The Doctor
Fabia
Drake as The Welfare Worker
Denis
Shaw as The Shopkeeper
Oliver
MacGreevy as The Gardener & Electrician
Frederick
Piper as The Ex-Admiral
Patsy
Smart as The Waitress
Christopher
Benjamin as The Labour Exchange Manager
Peter
Stanwick as The Supervisor
David
Garfield as The Hospital Attendant
Peter
Brace as The 1st Guardian
Keith
Peacock as The 2nd Guardian
Fenella
Fielding as The Radio Announcer
After
handing in his resignation, the Prisoner heads off to his London home to pack for a holiday. He begins to feel faint and ends up unconscious. He awakes not in
his house but in a strange village. He starts to explore but soon realises that in "The Village" all things such as 'phone
calls, maps and taxis are "only local". He is shown around the Village by No. 2 who explains that the information in his head
is priceless and that he wants to know why he resigned. Welcome to your new home, No. 6.
DVD
Chapter Titles:
1.
Opening Titles
2.
Arrival
3.
No. 6 Meets No. 2
4.
A Tour Of The Village
5.
A Still Tongue...
6.
No. 6 Meets Cobb
7.
The New No. 2
8.
The First Attempt To Leave
2.
The Chimes of Big Ben
08/10/1967
48'
32"
Leo
McKern as No. 2
Nadia
Gray as Nadia
Finlay
Currie as General
Richard
Wattis as Fotheringay
Kevin
Stoney as Colonel J
Christopher
Benjamin as No. 2's Assistant
Hilda
Barry as No. 38
Jack
Le White as The First Judge
John
Maxim as The Second Judge
Lucy
Griffiths as The Third Judge
David
Arlen as Karel
No.
6 has a new next-door neighbour, Nadia. She befriends No. 6 and tells him that the Village is situated on the Baltic. To cover
their plans of escape No. 6 enters the Village arts and crafts exhibition competition. His entry entitled "Escape" is the
inspiration for their plan to get back to London.
DVD
Chapter Titles:
1.
The Chimes of Big Ben
2.
Rise And Shine
3.
No. 6's New Neighbour
4.
A Deal Struck In Hospital
5.
Wood Work
6.
The Art and Crafts Exhibition
7.
Escape Via Poland
8.
Back in London
3.
A. B. and C. (Original Title - Play in 3 Acts)
15/10/1967
48'
39"
Katherine
Kath as Engadine/C.)
Sheila
Mathews as No. 14
Colin
Gordon as No. 2
Peter
Bowles as A.
Georgina Cookson as The Blonde Lady
Annette
Carrell as B.
Lucille
Soong as The Flower Girl
Bettine
Le Beau as The Maid At Party
Terry
Yorke as Thug 1
Peter
Brayham as Thug 2
Bill
Cummings as The Henchman
The
new No. 2 uses a new wonder drug to tap into No. 6's subconscious to try to discover why he resigned. Over a period of three
nights he encounters A, B and C in separate circumstances, at Madame Engadine's party. Unknown to No. 2, No. 6 has realised
what has happened and uses his dreams to prove that he was not selling out.
DVD
Chapter Titles:
1.
A. B. and C.
2.
No. 14 Experiments
3.
Introducing A.
4.
"I got it in my sleep"
5.
Time For B.
6.
No. 6 Follows No. 14
7.
C Is The Only One Left
8.
"You'll have to call him D."
4.
Free for All
22/10/1967
48'
40"
Eric
Portman as No. 2
Rachel
Herbert as No. 58
George
Benson as The Labour Exchange Manager
Harold
Berens as The Reporter
John
Cazabon as The Man In Cave
Dene
Cooper as The Photographer
Kenneth
Benda as The Supervisor
Holly
Doone as The Waitress
Peter
Brace as The First Mechanic
Alf
Joint as The Second Mechanic
It's
election time in the Village. A new No. 2 needs to be elected and No. 6 is persuaded to stand. While attending a meeting of
the outgoing council meeting, No. 6 angers No. 2 who decides that No. 2 must undergo "The Test". No. 6 sets out on his election
campaign with many promises to his voters but his aim is to discover who No. 1 is.
DVD
Chapter Titles:
1.
Free for All
2.
Just The Candidate We Need
3.
No. 6 Meets The Village Council
4.
The Truth Test
5.
Election Escape
6.
The Final Push
7.
A Pre-Victory Drink
8.
The Election Result
5.
The Schizoid Man
29/10/1967
48'
40"
Jane
Merrow as Alison
Anton
Rodgers as No. 2
Earl
Cameron as The Supervisor
Gay
Cameron as No. 36
David
Nettheim as The Doctor
Pat
Keen as The Nurse
Gerry
Crampton as The First Guardian
Dinney
Powell as The Second Guardian
Patrick
McGoohan as No. 12
No.
6 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 No. 6 but now No. 12. A double of No. 6 has been brought to
the Village in an attempt to crack him. A bruised fingernail is the only clue that can help the real No. 6.
DVD
Chapter Titles:
1.
The Schizoid Man
2.
Mind Games
3.
Gemini
4.
I Am No. 6
5.
Unravelling
6.
No. 6 Is Gone
7.
Insight And Escape
8.
End Credits
6.
The General
05/11/1967
48'
35"
Colin
Gordon as No. 2
John
Castle as No. 12
Betty
McDowall as The Professor's Wife
Peter
Swanwick as The Supervisor
Conrad
Phillips as The Doctor
Michael
Miller as The Man In Buggy
Keith
Pyott as The Waiter
Norman
Mitchell as The Mechanic
Peter
Bourne as The Projection Operator
George
Leech as The First Corridor Guard
Jackie
Cooper as The Second Corridor Guard
'Speedlearn'
is a subliminal process for educating the population of the Village, developed by a Professor with the aid of an unseen 'General'.
However, the Professor realises that his creation has the ability to be abused by No. 2 and with the help of No. 6 intends
to destroy the 'General'. After their attempt fails No. 2 takes No. 6 to meet the 'General'.
DVD
Chapter Titles:
1.
The General
2.
The Lectures Begin
3.
"History is not my subject"
4.
No. 2 Is Watching You
5.
An Unwelcome Visitor
6.
Lecture Approval Session
7.
Another Successful Lecture
8.
No. 6 Meets The General
7.
Many Happy Returns
12/11/1967
48'
38"
Donald
Sinden as The Colonel
Patrick
Cargill as Thorpe
Georgina Cookson as Mrs. Butterworth/No. 2
Brian
Worth as The Group Captain
Richard
Caldicot as The Commander
Dennis
Chinnery as Gunther
Jon
Laurimore as Ernst
Nike
Arrighi as The Gypsy Girl
Grace
Arnold as Maid
Larry
Taylor as The Gypsy Man
No.
6 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 No. 6's birthday and Mrs Butterworth has a surprise planned for him. Over half of this episode contains no dialogue.
DVD
Chapter Titles:
1.
Many Happy Returns
2.
A Deserted Village
3.
No. 6 At Sea
4.
Heading For The Lighthouse
5.
Going Back To London
6.
No. 1 Buckingham Place
7.
Locating The Village
8.
Enjoy The Flight
8.
Dance of the Dead
26/12/1967
48'
42"
Mary
Morris as No. 2
Duncan
Macrae as The Doctor
Norma
West as The Observer
Aubrey
Morris as The Town Crier
Bee
Duffell as The Psychiatrist
Camilla
Hasse as The Day Supervisor
Alan
White as Dutton
Michael
Nightingale as The Night Supervisor
Patsy
Smart as The Night Maid
Denise
Buckley as The Maid
George
Merritt as The Postman
John
Frawley as The Flower Man
Lucy
Griffiths as The Lady In Corridor
William
Lyon Brown as The Second Doctor
No.
6 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. No. 6 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. No. 2 has been using Dutton to obtain information on No. 6 but
soon thinks Dutton is expendable. No. 6 receives an invitation to the Village carnival where he meets Peter Pan and Little
Bo-Peep.
DVD
Chapter Titles:
1.
Dance of the Dead
2.
Every Man Has His Breaking Point
3.
No. 6 Chooses HIs Girl
4.
A Good Nights Rest
5.
Questions Are A Burden...
6.
No. 6 Meets Dutton
7.
Time To Dance
8.
No. 6 Is The Cabaret
9.
Checkmate (Original Title - The Queen's Pawn)
03/12/1967
48'
32"
Ronald
Radd as The Rook
Patricia
Jessel as The First Psychiatrist
Peter
Wyngarde as No. 2
Rosalie
Crutchley as The Queen
George
Coulouris as The Man With The Stick
Bee
Duffell as The Second Psychiatrist
Basil
Dignam as The Supervisor
Danvers Walker as The Painter
Denis
Shaw as The Shopkeeper
Victor
Platt as The Assistant Supervisor
Shivaun
O'Casey as The Nurse
Geoffrey
Reed as The Skipper
Terence
Donovan as The Sailor
Joe
Dunne as The First Tower Guard
Romo
Gorrara as The Second Tower Guard
No.
6 takes the position of Queen's Pawn in a human game of chess. An illegal move by The Rook leads to his withdrawal and he
is taken to the Village hospital. No. 6 brainwashes the Queen to fall in love with No. 6 who discovers the locket the Queen
wears around her neck is in fact a radio transmitter to track him. The transmitter is useful to No. 6 and he manages to borrow
the locket which he intends to use with The Rook in his latest escape bid. Australian
actor Terence Donovan, who plays the sailor in this episode, is the father of Jason Donovan, well known actor and singer.
DVD
Chapter Titles:
1.
Checkmate
2.
The Queen's Pawn
3.
No. 6 Meets The Rook
4.
Finding Reliable Men
5.
No. 6 Gets An Admirer
6.
Building The Transmitter
7.
The Plans Are Laid
8.
M. S. Polotska
10.
Hammer into Anvil
10/12/1967
48'
40"
Patrick
Cargill as No. 2
Victor
Maddern as The Band Master
Basil
Hoskins as No. 14
Norman
Scace as The Psychiatric Director
Derek
Aylward as The New Supervisor
Hilary
Dwyer as No. 73
Arthur
Gross as The Control Room Operator
Peter
Swanwick as The Supervisor
Victor
Woolf as The Shop Assistant
Michael
Segal as The Laboratory Technician
Margo
Andrew as The Shop Kiosk Girl
Susan
Sheers as The Code Expert
Jackie
Cooper as The First Guardian
Fred
Haggerty as The Second Guardian
Eddie
Powell as The Third Guardian
George
Leach as The Fourth Guardian
When
a young woman is driven to her death by No. 2, No. 6 swears his revenge. No. 2 tells No. 6 that he is going to hammer him
so No. 6 decides to turn the tables. He plans to make No. 2 think that he is an agent called D6 and that he reports to a superior
XO4. No. 6 sets out on a campaign to break No. 2.
DVD
Chapter Titles:
1.
Hammer Into Anvil
2.
A Troubled Woman
3.
Record Shopping
4.
Surveillance And Paranoia
5.
A Request And A Dedication
6.
Cuckoos And Pigeons
7.
Pat-A-Cake
8.
End Credits
11.
It's Your Funeral
17/12/1967
48'
08"
Annette
Andre as The Watchmaker's daughter
Derren
Nesbitt as The New No. 2
Mark
Eden as No. 100
Andre
Van Gyseghem as No. 2
Martin
Miller as The Watchmaker
Wanda
Ventham as The Computer Attendant
Mark
Burns as No. 2's Assistant
Peter
Swanwick as The Supervisor
Charles
Lloyd Pack as The Artist
Grace
Arnold as No. 36
Arthur
White as The Stall Holder
Michael
Bilton as The M.C./Councillor
Gerry
Crampton as The Kosho Opponent
No.
6 is tricked into discovering an assassination plot - but who is going to be killed? No. 2 knows that No. 6 is the only man
in the Village capable of stopping a murder so he attempts to discredit him. After No. 6 finds out about the plot he goes
to warn No. 2 who records the warning and doctors the tape. After a new No. 2 arrives in the Village, No. 6 realises that
the intended target is not who he first thought. Derren Nesbitt, Mark Eden and
Martin Miller had earlier appeared together in the seven part 1964 Dr Who adventure 'Marco Polo'.
DVD
Chapter Titles:
1.
It's Your Funeral
2.
She Needs Help
3.
Activity Prognosis Report
4.
Kosho Practice
5.
The Victim Is Warned
6.
The Retiring No. 2
7.
Appreciation Day
8.
End Credits
12.
A Change of Mind
31/12/1967
48'
35"
Angela
Browne as No. 86
John
Sharp as No. 2
George
Pravda as The Doctor
Kathleen
Breck as No. 42
Peter
Swanwick as The Supervisor
Thomas
Heathcote as The Lobo Man
Bartlett Mullins as The Committee Chairman
Michael
Miller as No. 93
Joseph
Cuby as The First Member Of Social Group
Michael
Chow as The Second Member of Social Group
June
Ellis as No. 48
John
Hamblin as The First Woodland Man
Michael
Billington as The Second Woodland Man
After
becoming involved in a fight with two thugs, No. 6 is declared 'unmutual' by the Village committee who recommend that he undergo
'instant social treatment'. However, due to No. 6 importance he is not administered the treatment, only tricked into thinking
he has had it. No. 6 later realises this and manages to get the Village doctor on his side. With her help he has plans for
No. 2.
DVD
Chapter Titles:
1.
A Change of Mind
2.
Unmutual No. 6
3.
A Scape Goat
4.
Demonstration And Operation
5.
Welcome Back
6.
All Charmingly Domestic
7.
Not So Much Punch?
8.
End Credits
13.
Do Not Forsake Me Oh My Darling (Original Title - Face Unknown)
07/01/1968
48'
42"
Zena
Walker as Janet
Clifford
Evans as No. 2
Nigel
Stock as The Colonel
Hugo
Schuster as Seltzman
John
Wentworth as Sir Charles
James
Bree as Villiers
Lloyd
Lamble as Stapleton
Patrick
Jordan as Danvers
Lockwood
West as The Camera Shop Manager
Frederic
Abbott as Potter
Gertan
Klauber as The Cafe Waiter
Henry
Longhurst as The Old Guest
Danvers Walker as The First New Man
John
Nolan as The Young Guest
No.
6 is not himself. His mind is transformed in another man's body by the Village authorities in an attempt to track down a scientist,
Professor Seltzman. When he awakes in his London home he has a tough task convincing people of his true identity, so he sets off for Austria to find Professor
Seltzman - the only man who can help him.
DVD
Chapter Titles:
1.
Do Not Forsake Me...
2.
The Colonel Gets Briefed
3.
Waking Up A New Man
4.
ZM 73
5.
Janet's Message
6.
Cracking The Code
7.
Heading For Austria
8.
Seltzman Is Captured
14.
Living in Harmony
14/01/1968
49'
12"
Alexis
Kanner as The Kid/No. 8
Valerie
French as Cathy/No. 20
Gordon
Tanner as Town Elder
Gordon
Sterne as Bystander
David
Bauer as The Judge/No. 2
Michael
Balfour as Will
Larry
Taylor as Mexican Sam
Monti
de Lyle as Town Dignitary
Douglas
Jones as The Horse Dealer
Bill
Nick as The First Gunman
Les
Crawford as The Second Gunman
Frank
Maher as The Third Gunman
Max
Faulkner as The First Horseman
Bill
Cummings as The Second Horseman
Eddie
Eddon as The Third Horseman
No.
6 finds himself a stranger in a Western town called 'Harmony'. He reluctantly takes on the job of the Sheriff in order to
release a young saloon woman. As Sheriff he refuses to carry a gun until a killing spree forces him to take one up. After
a gun fight with the Kid, The Prisoner wants to resign from his post but The Judge refuses to let him.
DVD
Chapter Titles:
1.
Living in Harmony
2.
The Judge Runs This Town
3.
The Kid And Cathy
4.
The New Sheriff
5.
Cathy Goes To See The Sherrif
6.
Jim Wants To Help The Sherrif
7.
The Gunfight
8.
Back In The Village
15.
The Girl Who Was Death
21/01/1968
48'
56"
Kenneth
Griffith as Schnipps/No. 2
Justine
Lord as Sonia
Christopher
Benjamin as Potter
Michael
Brennan as Killer Karminski
Harold
Berens as The Boxing M.C.
Sheena
Marsh as The Barmaid
Max
Faulkner as The Scots Napoleon
John
Rees as The Welsh Napoleon
Joe
Gladwin as The Yorkshire Napoleon
John
Drake as The Bowler
Gaynor
Steward as The Little Girl
Graham
Steward as The First Little Boy
Stephen
How as The Second Little Boy
No.
6 tries to track down the murderer of Colonel Hawke-Englishe, who was looking for a crazy scientist called Schnipps. The scientist's
daughter Sonia, who calls herself Death, protects her father and sets many deadly traps for No. 6. Sonia eventually leads
him to her father who has plans to destroy London with his super-rocket. It has been said that this
script was originally written for the 'Danger Man' series, but was subsequently used in the tale to the children to display
No. 6's past to us.
DVD
Chapter Titles:
1.
The Girl Who Was Death
2.
It Certainly Wasn't Cricket
3.
You Have Just Been Poisoned
4.
All The Fun Of The Fair
5.
Car Chase
6.
The Butcher, The Baker and the Candle-Stickmaker
7.
Death And Her Father
8.
The Countdown Has Now Started
16.
Once Upon A Time (Original Title - Degree Absolute)
28/01/1968
48'
49"
Leo
McKern as No. 2
Angelo
Muscat as The Butler
Peter
Swanwick as The Supervisor
John
Cazabon as The Umbrella Man
After
all previous attempts to break No. 6 have failed, No. 2 decides the only way to obtain the information wanted is by using
a system known as 'Degree Absolute'. A battle that will leave one of them dead. If No. 6 wins, he will have survived the ultimate
test and meet No. 1.
DVD
Chapter Titles:
1.
Once Upon A Time
2.
Degree Absolute
3.
Humpty Dumpty...
4.
The Seven Ages Of Man
5.
Pop Goes The Weasel
6.
The Interview
7.
Bail Out!
8.
The Tables Are Turned
17.
Fall Out
04/02/1968
49'
17"
Leo
McKern as No. 2
Alexis
Kanner as No. 48
Kenneth
Griffith as The President
Angelo
Muscat as The Butler
Peter
Swanwick as The Supervisor
Michael
Miller as The Delegate
The
Prisoner is presented to the President of the Assembly. He watches the trials of No. 48 and the resuscitated No. 2. It is
now his chance to finally meet No. 1. As chaos breaks out, The Prisoner leaves the Village and heads for London.
DVD
Chapter Titles:
1.
Once Upon A Time - Reprise
2.
Fall Out
3.
The Chairof Honour
4.
Them Bones, Them Bones
5.
The Resusitation Of No. 2
6.
Free To Go
7.
Who Is No. 1
8.
The Prisoner Goes To London
18.
The 'Alternate' Arrival
Untransmitted
50'
42"
An
alternate 'never seen before' version of the first episode "Arrival", discovered in the US in 1987 with different
theme music and intro.
DVD
Chapter Titles:
1.
Alternate Opening Sequence
2.
Alternate Taxi Ride
3.
Alternate No. 2's Office
4.
Alternate Rover In Square
5.
Alternate No. 2's Office
6.
Alternate Control Room
7.
Alternate No. 2's Office
8.
Alternate On The Quayside
9.
Alternate Helicopter Flight to End Credits
19.
The 'Alternate' The Chimes Of Big Ben
Untransmitted
50'
38"
An
American press preview edition of the episode with different theme music, scenes and opening and closing credits.
DVD
Chapter Titles:
1.
'Alternate' Opening Credits
2.
Rise and Shine
3.
Triquetrum
4.
A Deal Is Struck In Hospital
5
Wood Work
6.
The Arts And Crafts Exhibition
7.
Escape Via Poland
8.
Back In London
20.
The Prisoner Companion
48'
27"
Bonus
DVD Documentary
DVD
Chapter Titles:
1.
Introduction
2.
Notes, Anecdotes And Nonsense
3.
Freedom Is A Myth
4.
You Are A Member Of The Village