The 'Lost' of its day.
I first saw it in 1967? and I believe, it flopped initially, was re-shown a year later and became a big success.Had a huge impact on me when aged 20 when Channel 4 showed it in 1983.... I even joined a fan club of sorts receiving a monthly magazine full of all sorts of conspiracies relating to the show.
Saw an interview or documentary about it and he said they had 12 or 13 episodes done and we're writing another 3 or 4 and still hadn't thought of the ending!I first saw it in 1967? and I believe, it flopped initially, was re-shown a year later and became a big success.
That period in history had the quirky 'Avengers' series at it's height, and the brilliantly made and cast 'Prisoner,' with it's surreal content
fast became a cult that has a large worldwide following to this day.
The last episode was completely off the wall, and the superb Alexis Kanner, singing 'Dem Bones' portrayed the
rebelliousness of youth to perfection.