Episodes
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In The Village: Teaser - The Prisoner (2009) (TeeVee 438)
Steven and Erika are back for a quick “thank you” to all our listeners and to tell you a bit about our thoughts on “Arrival”, the first episode of the 2009 AMC miniseries. We also point you over to the First Class Lounge feed for Incomparable members, where you can hear even more! Host Erika…
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In The Village: "Fall Out" (TeeVee 383)
Erika and Steven fall out over the way The Prisoner ends, but have enjoyed doing this podcast very much indeed. Be seeing you? Host Steven Schapansky and Erika Ensign .
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In The Village: "Once upon a Time" (TeeVee 377)
Steven and Erika have made it to the penultimate episode of The Prisoner. Once upon a time, Erika enjoyed this show… Be seeing you! Host Erika Ensign and Steven Schapansky .
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In The Village: "The Girl Who Was Death" (TeeVee 373)
Erika and Steven DISAGREE. Like, a lot. Mostly because Erika doesn’t like fun. Be seeing you! Host Steven Schapansky and Erika Ensign .
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In The Village: Nicholas Briggs Interview (TeeVee 370)
In November, 2017, Steven and Erika attended L.I. Who (Long Island’s Doctor Who convention) and took the opportunity to sit down with Nicholas Briggs. You may know Nick as the voice of the Daleks, but he is also executive producer at Big Finish Productions. We grill him about Big Finish’s audio...
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In The Village: "Living in Harmony" (TeeVee 367)
Steven and Erika go on for quite a while about this unique episode of a unique series. Welcome to the old west — a place Erika doesn’t generally like to find herself, but The Prisoner breaks all the rules! Be seeing you! Host Erika Ensign and Steven Schapansky .
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In The Village: "Do Not Forsake Me Oh My Darling" (TeeVee 365)
Erika and Steven dig into what’s almost an AU episode of The Prisoner. It doesn’t really fit the continuity of the show, but does that matter? Not when it’s an episode this interesting. Be seeing you! Host Steven Schapansky and Erika Ensign .
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In The Village: "A Change of Mind" (TeeVee 360)
Steven and Erika watch another episode of The Prisoner. There was no change of mind for Erika since the last time she watched this one. Sadly. Be seeing you! Host Erika Ensign and Steven Schapansky .
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In The Village: "It's Your Funeral" (TeeVee 358)
Erika and Steven discuss multiple theories about multiple number 2s. And Erika disagrees with received fan wisdom (to no one’s surprise). She also gets to use the word “oleaginous”, which is always a good time. Be seeing you! Host Steven Schapansky and Erika Ensign .
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In The Village: "Hammer into Anvil" (TeeVee 353)
Steven and Erika enjoy seeing our hero succeed at something for a change. And to do it so deviously? Lovely. Lovely enough to forgive the lack of cosplay options. And Steven was right; “It’s Your Funeral” is the next ep. Be seeing you! Host Erika Ensign and Steven Schapansky .
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In The Village: "Checkmate" (TeeVee 350)
Erika and Steven discuss one of the more straightforward episodes of The Prisoner. Straightforwardly. Be seeing you! Host Steven Schapansky and Erika Ensign .
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In The Village: "Dance of the Dead" (TeeVee 347)
Steven and Erika try (and largely fail) to make sense of “Dance of the Dead”, but we have many reasons why this episode should be earlier and later than “Many Happy Returns” (not to mention many other eps). At least there are lovely costumes to look at! Be seeing you! Host Erika Ensign and Steven...
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In The Village: "Many Happy Returns" (TeeVee 342)
Erika and Steven return to The Village to talk about one of their favorite episodes of the whole series. Does it accomplish anything? Does that even matter? We also uncover “the flapjack agenda”. We’re going way down the rabbit hole on this one. Be seeing you! Host Steven Schapansky and Erika...
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In The Village: "The General" (TeeVee 337)
Steven and Erika get very specific about “The General”. Down with scary computers and rote learning! Up with drapes and top hats and sunglasses! Be seeing you! Host Erika Ensign and Steven Schapansky .
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In The Village: "The Schizoid Man" (TeeVee 328)
Erika and Steven are pretty sure who they are, but not entirely sure how and why everything in this episode happens as it does. Ready for some headcanon? Because we have some to spare. Just like with number 6’s, two headcanons are better than one? Be seeing you! Host Steven Schapansky and Erika...
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In The Village: "Free For All" (TeeVee 322)
Steven and Erika provide a PSA on the importance of checking your microphone input fully and thoroughly before recording. Just because you’re hearing your voices through headphones that are plugged into the mic, it doesn’t mean that mic is the one picking up the voices. But we stayed on brand...
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In The Village: "A. B. and C." (TeeVee 315)
Erika and Steven finally talk about one of the most important aspects of the entire show: the font. Also, about the deep insight we get into the mind of our hero — without actually learning anything beyond how formidable an opponent he can be. And Erika remembers her segment in which she…
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In The Village: "The Chimes of Big Ben" (TeeVee 309)
Steven and Erika are homesick (visitor-sick? tourist-sick?) for London. Though maybe not as much as our hero. But look where that gets him. The controversy over the “proper” viewing order for The Prisoner are starting already. Erika has feelings about this episode’s placement and does not hold...
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In The Village: "Arrival" (TeeVee 304)
Erika and Steven find themselves in The Village, along with a dashing, confused, bemused, resourceful super-spy. The 60s are swinging, and so is our hero’s sense of whom he can trust. Your hosts, however, know we can trust this series to entertain them right out of their socks. We are thrilled to...
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In The Village: Introduction (TeeVee 292)
Steven and Erika of Lazy Doctor Who fame(?) launch a new effort covering the colourful, psychadelic, trippy, wtf-is-happening spy-fi series that is 1967’s The Prisoner. The world premiere of The Prisoner happened 50 years ago today — in Canada, of all places! Despite this bit of our national...
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Steven and Erika of Lazy Doctor Who watch the colourful, psychadelic, trippy, wtf-is-happening spy-fi series that is 1967’s "The Prisoner."
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