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2. Jul 08,  · the prisoner - episode 04 - free for all The Prisoner Chimes of The Big Ben Episode 5 Announcing the Global Village - Duration: Rhombohedral 1, views.

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3. The Prisoner - File #1 soundtrack from / , composed by Ron Grainer, Eric Mival. Released by Silva Screen Records, Ltd. (FILMCD ) containing music from The Prisoner ().

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4. Low drop rate thus leading to a lengthy bit of time spent on a quest that rewards nothing unusual or useful or valuable enough to warrant such a length of time spent completing it. Granted, the next quest rewards a blue, but it's pretty worthless at this point in the game, so overall still a pain in the butt.

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5. Lola, a beautiful young woman from a good family, is on the verge of a unique experience that will change her sexuality forever. Imprisoned in a high-security zone in Eastern Europe with other candidates, she chose to spend three days and nights as a prisoner: walls, cells, bars, uniforms, body searches everything is true to life!

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6. THE PRISONER™ remains unique in the world of television. A taut psycho-thriller about a secret agent who resigns and finds himself thrown into a Kafka-esque world of mindplay and enigma. THE PRISONER™ is the story of a man known only as Number 6 played by Patrick McGoohan.

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7. The Prisoner is a episode British television series first broadcast in Canada beginning on September 6, then in the United Kingdom on 29 September and in the USA on June 1, It stars and was co-created by Patrick McGoohan, and combines spy fiction with elements of science fiction, allegory and psychological drama.

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8. The music heard on the classic late-'60s television program The Prisoner was, like all other aspects of the series, of a much higher standard than that employed in regular TV shows, adding a great deal to the uneasy mystery of the stories and images (even if it turns out that much of it was not written specifically for the show, but taken from the Chappell Recorded Music Production Library).

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