What TV series are you currently watching?

[Pohjolas Daughter]

Yes, check out The Hitch-Hiker, with Edmund O'Brien and Frank Lovejoy!

She also handled the comedy The Trouble with Angels, with Rosalind Russell and Hayley Mills.

Thanks.  I'm not familiar with the movies, but will look into them.

Stumbled across a new-to-me British show called Maryland.  Intrigued by what I saw of it.  Two estranged sisters finding out (upon their mother's death) that she had a very different past than they knew of (Sorry Cato...getting sleepy here).

PD

[Karl Henning]

Patrick McGoohan turned down the role of unscrupulous womanizer James Bond. In the first two episodes of The Prisoner, Number Six's gallant impulses leave him vulnerable to deceitful women, although in both cases the deception is a matter of leading him to believe that he can escape from the Village.

"Many Happy Returns" is one of my favorite episodes, head-fakes everywhere you turn.

[Cato]

"Many Happy Returns" is one of my favorite episodes, head-fakes everywhere you turn.

Difficult to choose a "best" or "favorite" episode: Hammer into Anvil was a favorite of mine and of my friends.  

Or...any episode with Leo McKern as Number 2!

[Karl Henning]

Difficult to choose a "best" or "favorite" episode

Very true!

Or...any episode with Leo McKern as Number 2!

And very true, again!

[DavidW]

Finished season 7 of the new Who!  And wow, wow, wow!  It was a great season.  And a massive one too for a British episode.  It was 16 episodes long, had two Christmas specials and the fiftieth anniversary!



And I loved the new, improved Cybermen.  The return of the Angels back in their original form.  Also it was good that the season put emphasis on individual episodes instead of the absurd, long arc that was in the previous season.

[Karl Henning]

Difficult to choose a "best" or "favorite" episode: Hammer into Anvil was a favorite of mine and of my friends.

Or...any episode with Leo McKern as Number 2!

This time it especially stands out to me when someone in the Village does indeed go by a name. It starts with "Arrival" when we meet # 6's colleague Cobb. In "Schizoid Man" we have both Alison (the young lady with whom #6 has a mental link) and fleeting suggestions of #12's name. There is  Dutton in "Dance of the Dead."

[Karl Henning]

Difficult to choose a "best" or "favorite" episode: Hammer into Anvil was a favorite of mine and of my friends.

Or...any episode with Leo McKern as Number 2!

"Checkmate"

#8: "May I see you again?"
#6: "Oh, yes, I'm here all the time."