David Stimpson

A life time fan and Prisonerologist of the 1960's series 'the Prisoner', a leading authority on the subject, a short story writer, and now Prisoner novelist.

Thursday, 20 October 2011

Thought For The Day

How self-sufficient is the Village? Not very I shouldn't wonder, oh there are cows in the field next to the hospital, so that means ...

Wednesday, 19 October 2011

Heroes And Villains

There is no doubt that No.2 is a very charming man. He is also a very clever man, as he could see that the wrong approach was being used...

Thought For The Day

'Is No.2 Fit For Further Term?' Well that's the headline The Tally Ho newspaper runs with in A B & C . Not only is No....

Caught On Camera

This is a scene from Free For All , what is going on I have no idea, and the only interpretation I can put on it is that the four men ...

Arts And Crafts

This at a time of my abstract period. 'Yes sir, it would seem that something has gone wrong with the contrast control!' B...

Tuesday, 18 October 2011

Thought For The Day

I wonder how the Butler took to Martha, Mrs Butterworth's maid arriving in the Village and taking over the running of No.2's r...

Prisoneresque Or What?

Dark clouds gather, yet there is no clash of thunder. A blue and white open topped Nissan Figaro is being driven through the streets of ...

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About Me

David Stimpson: An enthusiast of the 1960's television series 'the Prisoner.' A writer, author, and considered an authority on the series. 'The Prisoner' captivated me from the moment of that clash of thunder in the opening sequence, and I have been a prisoner of 'the Prisoner' ever since.

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