The Prisoner

A secret agent (Patrick McGoohan) resigns and finds himself captive in a strange village from which there is no escape.

The Prisoner and his rebellious new neighbor endure a strange interrogation after escaping to London.

In an effort to determine why he resigned, the Prisoner is the subject of an experiment to manipulate his dreams.

A skeptical Prisoner (Patrick McGoohan) accepts Number Two's (Eric Portman) challenge to stand for election as the new Number Two. With Rachel Herbert and George Benson.

Empathetic No. 24 (Jane Merrow) is No. 6's only hope of saving himself from a scheme to split his personality.

No. 6 tries to find the controlling force behind a new brainwashing scheme masquerading as an education breakthrough.

The Prisoner escapes, returns to London and scours the world to find the village to corroborate his story.

After an unsuccessful attempt to send a message to the outside world, the Prisoner is put on trial amid the gaiety of a carnival.

The Prisoner (Patrick McGoohan) devises an escape plan when he is invited to join an unusual game of chess. Guest stars: Rosalie Crutchley, Ronald Radd, Peter Wyngarde.

To avenge the death of a persecuted girl, the Prisoner tricks Number Two into believing that he was brought to the Village as an informer.

In a plan to discredit him, the Prisoner (Patrick McGoohan) is tricked into discovering an assassination plot. With Annette Andre, Derren Nesbitt.

The Prisoner (Patrick McGoohan) is the subject of a sinister treatment to transform his attitudes. Guest stars: Angela Browne, John Sharpe. With George Pravda.

The Prisoner awakens in his London home to discover that his mind and personality have been transmitted into another man's body.

The Prisoner (Patrick McGoohan) finds himself in a Western township where he is tricked into taking the job of sheriff. Guest star: Valerie French.

A lovely but lethal woman (Justine Lord) lures No. 6 through a gamut of ingenious assassination attempts.

No. 2 (Leo McKern) uses ruthless, continuous interrogation in a desperate attempt to learn why No. 6 resigned.

The Prisoner faces the court of the village, where the resuscitated No. 2 (Leo McKern) confronts the man who defeated him.