Vingt Trois Seize
Chuck Miller@boblord @lauren This show completely warped my teenage mind the first time I saw it. And when you realize that it can be linearly connected to Danger Man / Secret Agent, it expands the concept on so many levels. #beseeingyou #iamnotanumber #iamafreeman #youarenumbersix
Jeff C@andymouse @JoscelynTransient
Since I'm an Old Guy I remember the 1967 series The Prisoner had one episode just like this, where "jammers" deliberately distracted authorities.
@EveHasWords
Remember "jammers" from the TV show The Prisoner? These folks gently leaked the (false) rebellious deeds they were planning so that the Authorities would have to investigate them. To jam-up the investigation process. If everyone hints at plausible crimes, investigators get overwhelmed.
After a while the Authorities identified and just ignored all the jammers. Hence creating the environment where some of them could collude successfully on actual rebellion.
RobertJacksonhttps://janeactsandchats.com/2024/05/16/the-prisoner-now/
A blog by Jane Merrow about Patrick McGoohan and his UK 1960s TV series Dangerman and the better known one: The Prisoner, in which she took part.
Nobody#shameonyou Social Security Administration! Thank you for trying, the few of you who do!
I am also very disabled. My “true” identity is stated as “deceased” on my paperwork.
Unless I was in Phoenix, AZ I could NOT prove I was alive.
I am NOT a NUMBER!
Brian M Milton
Rob Vincent (OLD ACCOUNT)
Today On ScreenToday, March 19, in 1928, at 4:31 AM, a man is born who will eventually retire from his role as a secret government agent and be sent to a mysterious remote village, where he will be known only as “Number Six” (The Prisoner, s01e01 "Arrival", 1967)
#TV #Television #Retro #ThePrisoner #IAmNotANumber #IAmAFreeMan
Andrew Grantham