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Do Not Forsake Me Oh My Darling
The Prisoner’s mind is transferred to another man’s body, as Number 2 tries to capture a scientist., Regarded by many as the best-ever episode of The Prisoner, “Do Not Forsake Me Oh My Darling” was written by Vincent Tilsley. Number Six awakens with the belief that he is actually another man — to be exact, an Army colonel (Nigel Stock). Failing to recognize his own face in his own mirror, the confused protagonist also learns that “The Colonel” has been missing for a full year. The answer to the mystery rests in the hands of one Professor Seltzman (Hugh Schuster), the inventor of an insidious intellect-transfer machine. Clues essential to the action include a reference to Number Six’s former fiancée, and an inventory of the former intelligence agent’s code names. Also appearing are Zena Walker as Janet and Clifford Evans as the new Number Two. As originally conceived, “Do Not Forsake Me Oh My Darling” was supposed to have been the series’ ninth episode, but instead was rescheduled as episode 13 on British television, making its first appearance on January 7, 1968. When The Prisoner was rebroadcast in America on CBS, the intended episode chronology was restored, and “Do Not Forsake Me Oh My Darling” was properly shown right after episode number eight (“Dance of the Dead”) on August 3, 1968., Number Six awakes in his London home, only to discover he is inhabiting someone else’s body., The Prisoner’s mind is transferred to another man’s body, as Number 2 tries to capture a scientist. Prisoner: Patrick McGoohan. Number 2: Clifford Evans. Seltzman: Hugo Schuster., Number Six undergoes an eerie transformation which transmits his mind and personality into another man’s body.
Q&A :
Q: Who are the main cast members in “The Prisoner “Do Not Forsake Me, Oh My Darling 1 13?
A: The main cast includes Patrick McGoohan,Angelo Muscat,Clifford Evans,Hugo Schuster,James Bree,Nigel Stock,Zena Walker,John Wentworth,Patrick Jordan,Gertan Klauber,Lloyd Lamble,Henry Longhurst,John Nolan,Kynaston Reeves,Lockwood West.
Q: When Did the “The Prisoner” Do Not Forsake Me, Oh My Darling Released?
A: The Episode “The Prisoner” Do Not Forsake Me, Oh My Darling 1 13 originally aired on 1967-12-22 and released in the year of 1967.
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A: Is also available in eng language.
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