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- First Release: (White Man) In Hammersmith Palais single (CBS Records, 16/6/1978) Length: 2:57 Vocals: Mick Jones
* Mick Jones - lead and backing vocals, lead, rhythm, and acoustic guitars
* Joe Strummer - backing vocals, lead, rhythm, and acoustic guitars
* Paul Simonon - bass and backing vocal
* Topper Headon - drums
* live premiere at Mont-de-Marsan Festival in August 1977
* recorded at Marquee Studio (10 Richmond Mews, London W1) in March 1978
* b-side to the (White Man) In Hammersmith Palais single
- The Prisoner is a side quest in Dragon Age: Origins - Awakening. The cell guard informs the Warden-Commander that a man was caught sneaking around the keep before the attack. Since it took four Grey Wardens to bring him down, he is clearly no simple thief. It is up to the Warden-Commander to decide what to do with him. Depending on your choices, a new companion may be recruited.
- The Prisoner is a television series. NUMBER SIX. Where am I? NUMBER TWO. In The Village. NUMBER SIX. What do you want? NUMBER TWO. Information. NUMBER SIX. Whose side are you on? NUMBER TWO. That would be telling. We want information. Information. Information. NUMBER SIX. You won't get it! NUMBER TWO. By hook or by crook...we will. NUMBER SIX. Who are you? NUMBER TWO. Number Two. NUMBER SIX. Who is Number One? NUMBER TWO. You are Number Six. NUMBER SIX. I am not a number! I am a free man! (NUMBER TWO laughs at this.)
- Name: The Prisoner Run Time: 7:01 Year: 1976
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- Even though The Prisoner included everything the viewing public loved at the time (spies, sports cars, rock music, abuse of old people and drug references), it wasn't long before the screws at the network figured out that the show was being written by a bunch of anti-establishment hippies, and promptly had it cancelled after only 17 episodes. So for the last 38 years its time slot on ITV1 has been filled with reruns of The Persuaders, as scientific studies have shown that subjects regularly exposed to Roger Moore and Tony Curtis are much easier to control.
- The Prisoner es el séptimo episodio de la serie thumb|290pxanimada Wander Over Yonder. Fue estrenado el 11 de Octubre de 2013 , en Disney Channel y el 12 de Diciembre de 2013, en Disney XD.
- The Prisoner is a British espionage fiction/science fiction television series first broadcast in the UK from 29 September 1967 to 1 February 1968. As noted in Andrew Pixley's 2007 The Prisoner - A Complete Production Guide book, the first UK premiere was 29 September 1967 on ATV Midlands and the last episode first aired on 1 February 1968 on Scottish Television. Starring and co-created by Patrick McGoohan,the series follows a British former secret agent who is held prisoner in a mysterious seaside village where his captors try to find out why he abruptly resigned from his job.
- The Prisoner is the 22nd episode of Season 10. It aired on May 13th, 2015.
- In the Emerald Chamber of the Floating Island, Knuckles the Echidna decides that today is the day he's going to get all his answers from Doctor Zachary. Porker Lewis is keen to keep Knuckles' hopes down and accidentally mentions Vichama, despite being warned not to. Ashamed, he quickly tells Knuckles that the forcefield on Zachary's cell might be weaker than it used to thanks to Vichama. Knuckles walks off, telling Porker not to worry, although he knows Zachary is the only way he'll find out about his ancient echidna family. Meeting up with Knuckles, the guardian immediately warns Zachary that he's learnt a lot recently and Zachary is running out of secrets. However, the interrogation follows the usual pattern of Zachary evading all of Knuckles' questions. Knuckles asks about his people, V
- The Prisoner is the 123rd level in Chip's Challenge 1. It is a fairly simple level once the player figures out how to "escape", but requires some precise timing as well. Use odd step for the given route. To escape the "prison", touch the green button to force the fireball to clone a block, which removes one water space. On the turn it lands on the red button the second time, wait [1 1/2] and spring step RU to safely escape. Walk along the very top, which just avoids the teeth, and then collect the chips counterclockwise with the help of the ice on the way to the exit.
- A celebrated 1967 British Science Fiction drama with Spy Drama elements, filmed in Portmeirion, Wales and produced by and starring Patrick McGoohan. The series deals with the conflict between individuality and authority, told through an unnamed man's attempts to escape from a surreal Dystopian penal colony. Almost uniquely (for a series of that era not based upon a novel), it had a distinct Story Arc. The episodes had no clear progression, but the series did have a distinct beginning, middle and end, capped off by the Grand Finale "Fall Out". The characters: Recap pages are under construction.
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