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Old 02-16-2008, 05:19 PM   #87
Steven Lyle Jordan
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I've got the Prisoner DVD set. It was a fun, but weird show. The main guy was also in Secret Agent/Danger Man, which I think was better. But the thing that was most disappointing about the Prisoner was the ending... very confusing, and no one seems to understand it. The symbolism throughout the show was just a bit too confusing to me, even though it was a fun show.
I have to admit, I was acutely attuned to its commentary on society and its impact on the individual... it became one of the clarifying points of my life. I had no trouble following the series, including the conclusion... although there were clearly bits of many episodes, including the conclusion, that were meant to be ambiguous. (Somewhere I have a detailed treatment of it, but damned if I know where it is right now...)

When I watch Lost, I see many of the elements of the Prisoner in it (perhaps a discussion for another time, or thread)...
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