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<TD WIDTH="355" VALIGN=CENTER ALIGN=CENTER><FONT COLOR="#99CCFF" SIZE="3" FACE="Arial, Helvetica, Comic Sans"><B>'Arrival'</B><BR><FONT SIZE="3">by George Markstein<BR>and David Tomblin</TD>
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A top secret agent inexplicably resigns from his job and then leaves for a holiday, only to be followed by two mysterious undertakers, who gas him into unconsciousness. The agent awakes in an exact replica of his London room, but when he looks out of the window, he finds that he has been transported to a picturesque community filled with strange and bizarre architecture, which is known as the Village. Investigating his surroundings, he meets the peculiarly dressed villagers, who wear penny-farthing badges identifying them as numbers; the taxis and telephones are only local, and no one will tell him where he is. The agent is then summoned to see the village leader, Number 2, who works for an unseen superior called Number 1. Number 2 tells the agent that he is Number 6, and that he will remain in the Village until he reveals why he resigned. Number 6 refuses and attempts to escape, but the Village sentry, a large balloon-like sentinel called Rover, attacks him. Number 6 decides to begin a war of nerves against those in charge, and plans another escape attempt…

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Patrick McGoohan (<B>Number 6</B>),  Angelo Muscat (<B>The Butler</B>), Guy Doleman (<B>Number Two</B>), George Baker (<B>Number Two</B>), Virginia Maskell (<B>The Woman</B>), Paul Eddington (<B>Cobb</B>), Peter Swanwick (<B>Supervisor</B>), Barbara Yu Ling (<B>Taxi Driver</B>), Stephanie Randall (<B>Maid</B>), Jack Allen (<B>Doctor</B>), Fabia Drake (<B>Welfare Worker</B>), Denis Shaw (<B>Shopkeeper</B>), Oliver MacGreevy (<B>Gardner</B>), Frederick Piper (<B>Ex-Admiral</B>), Patsy Smart (<B>Waitress</B>), Christopher Benjamin (<B>Labour Exchange Manager</B>), David Garfield (<B>Hospital Attendant</B>), Peter Brace (<B>First Guardian / First Croquet Player*</B>), Keith Peacock (<B>Second Guardian / First Croquet Player*</B>), George Markstein (<B>Man Behind Desk</B>)**<BR>*Scene edited from final transmission version<BR>**Uncredited

<BR><BR><B>Directed by Don Chaffey
<BR>Produced by David Tomblin
<BR>An ITC production by Everyman Films Ltd.</B>

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29th September, 1967 @ 7.30 pm ATV Midlands

<BR><BR><B>Notes:</B>
<BR>*Introducing Number 6
<BR><BR>*Working title: ‘The Arrival’
<BR><BR>*An alternate version of this episode also exists, with extra scenes and different music

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