Interview
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The Tally Ho talks to Ian Rakoff
Welcome to The Tally Ho, a podcast about the classic TV series The Prisoner. In this special episode, we talk to writer, editor and comic book collector Ian Rakoff. Ian worked as an assistant editor on the series, and wrote the classic episode Living in Harmony (our discussion of the episode is here). We chatted… Continue reading
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The Tally Ho – Episode 11: It’s Your Funeral
Welcome to The Tally Ho, a podcast about the classic TV series The Prisoner. In this episode we look at It’s Your Funeral, the eleventh episode of The Prisoner. When he is tipped off by Number 50 (a terrific guest turn by Annette Andre), Number 6 (Patrick McGoohan) is drawn into an assassination plot apparently… Continue reading
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The Tally Ho talks to Brian Gorman
Welcome to The Tally Ho, a podcast about the classic TV series The Prisoner. In this episode, we talk to writer, artist and performer Brian Gorman about his lifelong love of The Prisoner. Brian’s love of the show and it’s star Patrick McGoohan led to the creation of his one-man play EVERYMAN: A Celebration of… Continue reading
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The Tally Ho – Episode 7: Many Happy Returns
Welcome to The Tally Ho, a podcast about the classic TV series The Prisoner. In this episode we look at Many Happy Returns, the seventh episode of The Prisoner. Number 6 (Patrick McGoohan) awakes to find The Village completely deserted. Taking to sea in a makeshift raft he begins the perilous journey back to London,… Continue reading
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The Tally Ho – Episode 6: The General
Welcome to The Tally Ho, a new podcast about the classic TV series The Prisoner. In this episode we look at The General, the sixth episode of The Prisoner. Number 6 (Patrick McGoohan) witnesses his fellow villagers fall under the influence of a revolutionary new teaching method known as Speedlearn, which has been masterminded by… Continue reading
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The Tally Ho talks Titan’s ‘The Prisoner’ comic with David Leach and Peter Milligan, plus Q&A with Colin Lorimer
Welcome to The Tally Ho, a podcast about the classic TV series The Prisoner. In this special episode we look at the new comic book series based on The Prisoner from Titan Comics. We chat to editor David Leach and writer Peter Milligan about the genesis of the project and their interest in the show,… Continue reading
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The Tally Ho – Episode 5: The Schizoid Man
Welcome to The Tally Ho, a new podcast about the classic TV series The Prisoner. In this episode we look at The Schizoid Man, the fifth episode of The Prisoner. Number 6 (Patrick McGoohan) is pitted against his doppelgänger Number 12 who has assumed Number 6’s identity within The Village. Number 2 (Anton Rogers) oversees the… Continue reading
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The Tally Ho – Episode 3: A, B and C
Welcome to The Tally Ho, a new podcast about the classic TV series The Prisoner. In this episode we look at A, B, and C, the third episode of The Prisoner. Number 6 (Patrick McGoohan) is the subject of a strange experiment overseen by Number 2 (Colin Gordon). In an attempt by The Village to… Continue reading
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Time for Cherry Pie and Coffee talks to Chris Rodley
It has been a while, but once again, it’s time for cherry pie and coffee, as our Twin Peaks podcast returns! In the second part of our chat with documentary filmmaker and writer Chris Rodley, we turn to the world of legendary artist and filmmaker David Lynch. Chris’ Lynch on Lynch , an extensive collection of… Continue reading
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The Tally Ho: a podcast all about The Prisoner
The Tally Ho is a podcast from Time for Cakes and Ale all about the classic TV series The Prisoner. We are currently doing a full episode-by-episode series of podcasts about the show. To keep up to date follow us on Twitter and Facebook and subscribe to the Time for Cakes and Ale podcast in… Continue reading
Alan Stevens, Alex Cox, Annette Andre, Brian Gorman, Chris Rodley, Comics, Cult TV, David Leach, Fiona Moore, Guest episode, Iain Meadows, Ian Rakoff, Interview, Jane Merrow, Nick Briggs, Patrick McGoohan, Peter Milligan, Portmeirion, Rick Davy, Rob Fairclough, Rupert Booth, The Prisoner, The Unmutual