At the commencement of ‘the Prisoner’ we see a long straight road, or what looks to be a disused runway {in truth the Santa Pod raceway at Poddington}. Along that long straight road from out of the distance, out of the wilderness, hurtles a green, yellow nosed Lotus Seven. Behind the wheel the Prisoner, his face set in a grimace. It’s a long road, and the Prisoner is resigned to the inevitable, that eventually leads to his freedom from a job he no longer wanted to do. ‘The Arrival’ is the commencement of the process, and ‘Fall Out,’{there having been a falling out between friends} provides at least his physical freedom, if not in his mind, from The Village.
Tuesday, 12 August 2014
The Long And The Straight Of It
At the commencement of ‘the Prisoner’ we see a long straight road, or what looks to be a disused runway {in truth the Santa Pod raceway at Poddington}. Along that long straight road from out of the distance, out of the wilderness, hurtles a green, yellow nosed Lotus Seven. Behind the wheel the Prisoner, his face set in a grimace. It’s a long road, and the Prisoner is resigned to the inevitable, that eventually leads to his freedom from a job he no longer wanted to do. ‘The Arrival’ is the commencement of the process, and ‘Fall Out,’{there having been a falling out between friends} provides at least his physical freedom, if not in his mind, from The Village.
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"{in truth the Santa Pod raceway at Poddington}".
ReplyDeleteIt's actually Podington Raceway. See here for the correct info:
http://www.theunmutual.co.uk/
I suggest you check out the link below for the Santapod raceway at Poddington website for the correct information according to them that know!!!!!
Deletehttp://www.santapod.co.uk/g_find.php
John Darke
"I suggest you check out the link below for the Santapod raceway at Poddington"
DeleteYou need to check it out yourself, Darkie. One D in Podington. I suppose you're a Prisonerologiost too and think you know everything.