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youtube.com - 1/15/2009

The Prisoner intro Patrick Mcgoohan 60s (video)

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The Prisoner intro Patrick Mcgoohan 60s

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amctv.com - 1/16/2009

The Prisoner Classic Series 1967 - 68

— amctv.com — About This Website Watch The Full Episodes The Prisoner , created by Patrick McGoohan and George Markstein,... follows a former British Secret agent who is held captive in "the Village" by mysterious authorities who want to know why he has resigned his ... (more) The Prisoner Classic Series 1967 - 68

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sfgate.com - 1/14/2009

'Prisoner' actor Patrick McGoohan dies in LA

— sfgate.com — McGoohan died Tuesday in Los Angeles after a short illness, his son-in-law, film producer Cleve Landsberg, said.... McGoohan won two Emmys for his work on the Peter Falk detective drama "Columbo," and more recently appeared as King Edward Longshanks in ... (more) 'Prisoner' actor Patrick McGoohan dies in LA

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latimes.com - 1/14/2009

Patrick McGoohan, TV's 'Secret Agent' and 'Prisoner,' dies - Los Angeles Times

— latimes.com — It was the height of James Bond mania in 1965 when McGoohan showed up on American TV... screens in "Secret Agent," a British-produced series in which he played John Drake, a special security agent working as a spy for the British government. The ... (more) Patrick McGoohan, TV's 'Secret Agent' and 'Prisoner,' ...

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Corrente — RIP, Patrick McGoohan. The world just got a lot less cool.

Patrick McGoohan RIP:
The Volokh Conspiracy — As has been noted elsewhere Patrick McGoohan, 80, died a few days ago. Number 6 McGoohan achieved cult status as Number 6 on the short-lived series, The Prisoner. I watched the series in first run--as I recall as a summer replacement series. I found it awesome at the time up ("I am not a number; I am a free man!") until its greatly disappointing finale. After that, I watched it in reruns a bit and did still like it. One of the things I loved best about the show was its opening theme, which I remember recording on a 5" reel-to-real tape recorder. Now we have YouTube: But I was a bigger fan of his role as secret agent John Drake. I watched him in the American ...