Pardon me for being so colloquial, but AWESOME SAUCE.

Mmmm .... sauce. ^.^

Love it! You even remembered the old-timey bicycle ^_^

Hehe, of course, it's the icon of the whole show. I even know that it's called a Penny-Farthing bicycle. ^.^

Thank you!

Penny Farthing? Check.

Spotlights? Check.

Rainbow umbrella? Check.

White-soled shoes? Check.

Cordless, L-shaped phone...?

We have a problem, Number One.

:)

Good picture! It reminds me vividly of the first time I saw THE PRISONER, when it replaced THE JACKIE GLEASON SHOW on American TV in 1968. As a child, I was repulsed and sickened by Rover, and frightened by Number Six -- he was a prisoner, and therefore the villain, and therefore evil... right? Right? So why did the program focus on a villain...?

I had a lot to learn. ;)

Mark

While the cordless phone omission is indeed grave, one could easily debate whether there really was a "Number 1."

I was introduced to the series in my early teens, so I didn't have those same issues. I did at first hate the show because it made no sense. But then I sat and watched an episode from start to finish, and was hooked.

Never saw that series myself, but it must've been good to achieve such a pervasive influence in pop culture.

It was definitely one of the most bizarre and confusing shows I've ever seen, but it was also perhaps the most original for its time and still today.

If you do manage to catch an episode or so, just remember, it was made in England during the 60's. So basically, imagine that your eyes are high on crack and you'll be okay.

Sounds like advice for visiting Quebec. ;)

The Village? Quebec hmm?

You did grand Azraelle though i
wonder was number 2 the power
or a kind of Prisoner in a way?

Be Watching you he he!

Could be that he/she was in fact both. Although most of them seemed to take quite a bit of delight in their job.

Woot! thats an amazing looking pic but you already know I like it! I should get it on a t-shirt for the con ;)

Id say That number 1 being the prisoner int he final episode was a euphemism for the fact we are all prisoners of our own violition by accepting society as its presented to us.

The prisoner was trying to be very subversive and some say was a commentary on western society i general...

Still yeah it was aslo drugged up acid inspired weirdness too! lol

i think that chair is more roomy than it looks.