The Man in The Cube is the main character from Jim Henson's 1969 television experiment, The Cube. Without explanation, The Man in The Cube finds himself in a white, cubical room possessing no memory of identity or semblance of reality. During his time in the cube, 'The Man' interacts with several individuals, one of whom, Margaret, claims to be his wife, and calls him Ted. It's not clear if Ted is his name, but he does later see an image of himself with Margaret, the model of an individual who fits in with his surroundings -- a state of self which 'The Man' very much does not have.