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We are all Pawns #3 - A. B. and C. (Patreon)

Published:
2023-09-05 13:02:00
Imported:
2023-09

Content

The WE ARE ALL PAWNS podcast continues our rewatch of THE PRISONER as #2 brings in #14 to teach #6 their ABCs in his dreams... Yeah, this show confuses me too but boy do I love it!

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We are all Pawns #3 - A. B. and C.

Vera Wylde and Jessie Gender take up residence in the Village wherein can be found "The Prisoner."  Episode 3, A. B. and C. - The new #2 brings in #14 with an experimental plan to try and find out why #6 resigned: to invade his dreams and force a confrontation with three potential people that might bring the truth out.

Comments

Cynthia McGarvie

I fell in love with The Prisoner when it aired on my local PBS affiliate at the same time they were showing the Tom Baker Dr. Who series. Both were amazing shows with outstanding casts.

Keith D. Jones

I find it adorable that Jessie is running with the "The Butler Did It" theory

Keith D. Jones

I could make a comment about episode order, but I am more than a little worried that it would be a spoiler not on the order of the big whoopsie I did back in Arrival. I'm still mortified it took me 24 hours to realize my amusing story about me and my dad was a huge spoiler. Ugh sorry again, my brain refuses to register the story about me and my dad as a Prisoner spoiler. Also it would be discussing episode order, which I think is a cool topic, but I would rather lean much more heavily into the show being designed to be shown in any order. Oh and just to mention Scott Apel again. If you haven't seen his analysis videos, they are worth checking out. Scott Apel is a hoot. I had a roommate who said he met him at a Sci Fi convention, and he was every bit the silly in person that he was in the videos. He did cosplay. He had sets. He did skits. He went to Sleepy Hollow in San Jose, so that he had episode appropriate locations. They're informative and awesome. Now that I think about it, Scott Apel would have made a great YouTube critic like our good friend Jessie here.