A new prisoner leads to a new game.

No. 6 is single minded in achieving escape from the Village. Will something or someone change his mind?

A new Number Two challenges Number Six with an alluring female partner who has much in common with him with the hope that she will be the key to breaking his silence. Little does Number Two realize that 1 spy plus 1 spy might equal more than Number Two bargained for.

A new Number Two sparks a fresh duel, as the Village announces a new programme. A coupling programme, to be specific. And with our hero's iron will and resolve being artificially weakened, will Number Six be able to continue to resist?

It's been very hot weather in the Village and #6 is looking forward to swimming. He finds three delightful women who are willing and able to make the best beach day ever. One shot, all for fun.

#6 meets the new #2 who is a more dangerous man than any of the previous and who'll bring #6 to the brink of death to get what he wants.

The Prisoner has escaped and the Village has been publicly exposed. Will he accept the challenge for one more test of his willpower?

Number Six meets a man in the Village, an undercover operative with whom he'd worked five years earlier. This mysterious and ingenious fellow has an escape plan, and he needs Number Six's assistance. Number Six, naturally, has to wonder whether his new acquaintance is truly a prisoner, as he seems to be, or whether he is actually working for Number Two.

Based on the television show The Prisoner, Number 6 is summoned along with the rest of the occupants of the village for a "treatment" but he resists the idea. I don't own these characters, and I've never been a spy as far as you know.

When it comes to prisoner No. 6, physical torture is forbidden. However, that doesn't mean it can't be simulated.

Another attempt is made to unearth the prisoner's secrets. He knows immediately that it won't work.

No. 6's first personal encounter with Rover. Drabble.

Reflections of a man imprisoned. Something of a character study. Short one-shot. Expect more fics to come.

A script for a full length Prisoner episode. What can The Village do when you have nothing to lose?

The story of Allison, the mind reader from "The Schizoid Man." Where did she come from? Why did she come to the Village? How did she and Six develop that mind link? Why did she betray Number Six and what happened afterward?

E eu a olhei no fundo dos olhos, eu não podia chorar, não deveria, tinha que ficar forte, por ela ...

Two is playing mindgames - or is he? Six struggles to keep his grip on reality, especially when he's not sure which reality is real. (Alternate series ending; Oneshot.)

"What do you want?" Six had said. "Information," Two had told him, as usual, but now it was unusual. Now Two did not want to know anything about him, only his plans. Canonical, one-shot, complete, at the end of the episode 'Checkmate.'

Objective: create something as radical from the 2009 version as that was from 1967. Security services: to avoid fainting, keep repeating: 'It's only a story, it's only a story, it's only a story'.

Every morning when he wakes up, he thinks he's back in the Village.

A "Motherless Child" sequel. Six and Two discuss the history of their young friend and some Village secrets, while Six finds a new purpose.

Sequel to "Motherless Child." Lexi, formerly 48, gets into an accident with a familiar car. John, formerly 6, comes to his aid and faces his own weaknesses.

co-written with auburn red no.6 is back in the village

Number Six must prove his innocence in a court of nonsense. T for some language.

Michael, as the new Two, confronts a cantankerous paranoid old man who is the Village's new Six. Contains spoilers for the new six episode miniseries.