The Tally-Ho

A treasure trove for other sources
of information regarding The Prisoner

Favorite Links

	Bengt Dahlqvist's The Prisoner home page This site gears more to “information” than other web sites, but isn't that what The Prisoner's about? Many more links, including one to the Troyer interview, are also here.
	Le Rodeur Fan Club in France This page, originated by Frederic Salles, contains many graphics arranged in a fluid, all-French format. (“French?...” “International.”)
	Larry Hall's Prisoner Site at Freeserve This site contains a LOT of good stuff. Other fun things related to the series are there, too. Larry's site contains a lot of information, such as episode synopses and FAQ.

Sites Geared Towards “The Village”:

Image and Sound Sources
These are sites focused on images and sounds:

Prisoner Clubs, On-Line Magazines, and International Sites:

General Information

The Unmutual: news source for The Prisoner

A fairly extensive collection of images and articles related to The Prisoner, including news articles, media reviews, cast interviews, a shooting location guide, and photo and art galleries.

Take all Prisoners, a home page by Keith Weston

Credits of each episode can be found here.

Theresa Donia (DoniaCorp)'s page

Intense episode ordering theory and spoiler-free episode summaries are found here.

Mike Vincitore's page

A fun page, comparing The Prisoner to James Bond.

Julie Waters' Web page on The Prisoner.

Number 404's page

And we came so close to listing web sites by the names of the person(s) who created them! This site contains an interesting theory (spoilers) on the next-to-last episode of the series, Once Upon a Time.

Dave Groom's The Prisoner's Return

Another funny site, with sequels(?) to the "original" series.

The Prisoner FAQ Volume I (Volume II not released yet)

Granada International web page

Acquired the Prisoner from merger with Carlton International, select this site for more information on the recent DVD/VHD releases of the series.

The Oddball Mall Prisoner Message Board

My Science Fiction Life: The Prisoner

How has the Prisoner influenced you? Share your recollections of the series here. The aim is a collective, user-written autobiography of science fiction.

Kipp Teague's Prisoner home page This site contains loads of original pictures and unique information, such as “Alternate Arrival” and “Chimes” stuff. You may have difficulty navigating around all the Amazon DVD whoring.

The Prisoner television series remains the copyright of © Granada Ventures. Some material on The Prisoner U.S. Home Page comes from the following sources:

• Carrazé, Alain and Hélène Oswald. The Prisoner: A Televisionary Masterpiece. 1989. trans. London: W. H. Allen, 1990. pp. 25, 37, 63, 74, 89, 96, 194, 195, 200, 208, 214, 225.
• Great Britain Road Atlas. Sevenoaks, U.K.: Geographers' A-Z Map Company Ltd., 1994. pp. 71, 200.
• Healey, David, ed. “David Tomblin MBE.” In The Village 3 (1994): 7. (Also some misc. Six of One materials.)
• The Prisoner. Exec. Prod. Patrick McGoohan. With Patrick McGoohan and Angelo Muscat. Incorporated Television Company Ltd., 1967.
• Sapiets, Leo. “The Stone Boat” and “Aerial Village Shot.” Publ. on WWW by Kipp Teague, <http://www.retroweb.com/prisoner.html>.
• The Sci-Fi Channel. “The Prisoner.” <http://www.scifi.com/prisoner/beach.html> 1995.
• Teague, Kipp. “The Prisoner: Information, Images, Rarities, and More...” <http://www.retroweb.com/prisoner.html> 1996.

©1996 Reed, Kent, and Kirby Meyer. Created: 1995 Jan. 30. Last modified: 2006 Apr. 7.