No Man Is Just A Number.

Since its first airing in 1968, addicted viewers have watched The Prisoner repeatedly. Starring Patrick McGoohan as a man who is kidnapped after resigning from his top-secret job, The Prisoner unfolds in a secure seaside Village, where residents are stripped of their identity by being numbered. An ominous, bouncing Village guardian known as Rover patrols, and residents give up their secrets - or have them taken away. Escape is impossible.

Now A&E gives you the opportunity to own the series in a digitally remastered form, perfect for repeat viewing. Whether you are a seasoned fan or a new viewer, The Prisoner will capture you!

Four unique offerings are included here, with stories ranging from mind-swapping to a wild West shoot out. This set includes the ultra-rare episode Living In Harmony, originally banned from broadcast by CBS!

Volume 7:
A Change Of Mind
Accused of being "Disharmonious" and shunned by his fellow Villagers, the Prisoner faces Instant Social Conversion - a sadistic procedure performed on the brain. Will Number Six become a puppet and reveal why he resigned?

Hammer Into Anvil
Tortured by Number Two until suicide seems like the only answer, Number 73 leaps from a window to her death. Number Six vows revenge, conducting a cat and mouse game including hidden messages on Village record albums. Now Number Two is forced to wonder who he can trust.

Volume 8:
Do Not Forsake Me Oh My Darling
Awaking in his London apartment might indicate the end of the Prisoner's nightmare, but not when he discovers that his mind has been transferred into another man's body.

Living In Harmony
The face is familiar, but the Western scenery isn't. The man on horseback rides into town and turns in his Sheriff's badge. Why is he resigning? An all-too-familiar question is asked again in a very unusual story with a special Village twist.