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The Prisoner: Departure and Arrival

The Prisoner: Departure and Arrival

6 January 2016 · Nicholas Briggs · Directed by Nicholas Briggs · The Prisoner #2 · at Big Finish

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A failed meeting in Belgium catalyses Agent ZM-73 to resign from his top secret post, but when he wakes the following morning everything has changed - even his name. Trapped in a bizarre coastal village, and with his every move monitored by the mysterious Number Two, the man now known as Number Six struggles to make sense of it all.
Romance not assessedInferred themesidentitylossdystopianfreedommysteryconspiracy
A man wakes to a new identity, trapped in a mysterious, surveilled village.
“A failed meeting in Belgium catalyses Agent ZM-73 to resign from his top secret post, but when he wakes the following morning everything has changed - even his name.”
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Barnaby EdwardsHelen GoldwynJim BarclayJohn StandingMark ElstobSara PowellSarah Mowat

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