Gaming & Culture

The Prisoner

By Josh Quittner | September 4, 2009 | +

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AMC is streaming all the old episodes of The Prisoner. (First episode here.) It’s an excellent day for paranoids. They’re doing this to promote their remake of same, which debuts in November.

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  • http://youtube.com/churchhatestucker Church

    Just skip the last one, though. Trust me.

  • http://www.simonvinkenoog.nl/beeld/Yogi%20-%20Annelies%20Rigter.jpg yogi

    This comment is the new number 2. You are number 6.

    I find it bizarre that the DVD’s show them out of order. Still an enjoyable show.

  • http://youtube.com/churchhatestucker Church

    Speaking of number six…

    Oh, wait, this is a Josh post. My bad.

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  • Dave

    I wonder if it’s intentional that there’s a post about The Prisoner and, right next to it, an ad featuring Number Four, who seems to be similarly trapped on a 100-yard-long island without escape.

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