Dance of the Dead (The Prisoner)
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| “Dance of the Dead” | |
|---|---|
| The Prisoner episode | |
| Episode no. | Season 1 Episode 8 |
| Guest stars | Number Two - Mary Morris Doctor - Duncan Macrae Observer - Norma West |
| Written by | Anthony Skene |
| Directed by | Don Chaffey |
| Original airdate | November 26, 1967 |
| Episode chronology | |
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| "Many Happy Returns" | "Checkmate" |
Dance of the Dead is the eighth episode of the television series The Prisoner.
[edit] Synopsis
Number 6 discovers from Number 2 that a mysterious Carnival is to be held. He also discovers a dead man's body, and using it as a buoy, attempts to send out a message to sea. On that man's person is a radio -- Number 6 tries to reach a high point to listen to it, but the sounds make no sense. Upon learning that a former collegue has been broken and finding his body, the Carnival ends in a courtroom session with Number 6 on trial.
[edit] Additional guest cast
- Town crier - Aubrey Morris
- Psychiatrist - Bee Duffell
- Day supervisor - Camilla Hasse
- Dutton - Alan White
- Night supervisor - Michael Nightingale
- Night maid - Patsy Smart
- Maid - Denise Buckley
- Postman - George Merritt
- Flowerman - John Frawley
- Lady in corridor - Lucy Griffiths
- Doctor - William Lyon Brown
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