"Be seeing you"
Basically it's as greeting mostly used as a parting greeting, which speaks for itself. "Be seeing you" has been used in numerous films on both sides of the Atlantic dating back since before the 1940's. Yet having the phrase adopted for 'the Prisoner,' "Be seeing you" takes on a somewhat different and sinister meaning when used in the context of surveillance in the Village. Besides the Village is a small enough place, so I should think that it's practically impossible to avoid being seen again!
Be seeing you!
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