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There seems to be a rule that all Prisoner Web sites must be as cluttered as possible but I forgive Unmutual everything for this wonderful compendium of bloopers in each episode .

Video Event of the Week: Could VCI Entertainment's DVD of Douglas Sirk 's low budget Chekhov adaptation Summer Storm , starring George Sanders , get the nod? Might Microcinema's disc of Luis Bunuel 's 1956 Death in the Garden , an overlooked thriller from his Mexican period, conceivably deserve the honor? Or despite the horror that was the recent ...

Movies, books, services, gadgets, and the like are all the sorts of things that would fit into this grab-bag category.

The flashy mini-series, which debuts Sunday at 8 p.m. EST on AMC and runs through Tuesday, definitely has its merits.

I can't help but feel tempted to compare this to the Patrick McGoohan classic from the '60s, but that wouldn't be fair.

In the old and new versions of The Prisoner , Six wants Two to answer the burning question: Who is No.

Suddenly things are possibly beginning to turn around, as the events of last episode begin to lead to possible change only for the episode to suddenly try to play matchmaker with Six even as the craters begin to pop up more and more in the Village, with possible ramifications for the last part of the miniseries as the holes claims it's first slow ...

We have a resistence to the remake. And it's understandable, considering most of us only look forward to a remake because of the original.

Hammer into Anvil. Will things finally begin to get interesting or continue to be as dull as all let out but as we roll to the halfway point is there a break in the darkness, and hints that things may finally be bringing some life, energy, and reason to watch in this show? Will The Prisoner finally get it's momentum going and begin to reach the ...

The Prisoner 8/7c AMC Surreal, intriguing and at times captivating, this trippy re-jiggering of the 1960s cult hit is awash in a school of red herring As Six, Jim Caviezel is both a complex and perplexed amnesiac who alights in a mysterious dreamscape known as the Village, where everyone knows your name, but all names are numbers.

For decades, fans of the original Prisoner TV series have sung its phrases, calling it one of the greatest TV series ever made, and Patrick McGoohan was certainly hypnotic as the involuntary resident of a mysterious European-style village surrounded by mountains, sea and desert, with no means of escape.

AMC TV's "reimagining" of the late Patrick McGoohan's 1960s cult classic "The Prisoner" is generating renewed interest in the role of the individual in society.

I have to tell you how disappointed I was with your reporting of Rudy from the Biggest Loser.

If you're planning to watch "The Prisoner" on AMC starting Sunday, you should also plan not to know quite what's happening for much of its running time.

There is a very good reason why I am not tripping on LSD right now: I have no desire to be disoriented for six hours.

The first time I became aware of the cryptic 1960s British drama series The Prisoner was in 1995.

"The Prisoner" was a 17-episode British TV series which aired from September 1967 to February 1968.

The whole strategy behind the Village has been turned on its head and it's certainly interesting to watch.

Patrick McGoohan, the Emmy-winning actor who created and starred in the cult classic television show The Prisoner , has died.

When 'The Prisoner' reached American TV in 1968, viewers were bedazzled and bewildered.